Fort Donelson, Tenn... Jan. 1865

1) U.S. Grant 1865 ribbon marked "Richmond 1865 Vicksburg Fort Donelson" with an image of Ulysses S. Grant with "General U.S. Grant." and "I will fight it out on this line". SIZE: Approx. 7 1/4" to th

Richmond, Vicksburg, Fort Donelson. 5 inches

Ulysses S. Grant J.C. Buttre Lithograph Border Design Momberger: From 1865 photos by Matthew Brady, engraved and published by JC Buttre, border design shows Fort Donelson, Siege of Vicksburg, American

Charge On Fort Donelson Artist: George E Perine Print Type: Engraving Date: 1862 Publisher: Hurlbut Williams Origin: United St

Charge On Fort Donelson Artist: George E Perine Print Type: Engraving Date: 1862 Publisher: Hurlbut Williams Origin: United States

Escape From Fort Donelson ( LT COL Nathan Bedford). Signed, dated 4/19/09 and numbered 168/450 in marker by artist Title: Escape From Fort Donelson"". Medium: Print. Signature: SLR. Artist: John Paul

"The Battle of Fort Donelson" by James J. Hamilton, published by Thomas Yoseloff, South Brunswick, 1968. First Edition, 5th printing. Hard boards, confederate-gray cloth with lettering on spine; 5.1/2

(1801 - 1863) Confederate major general. The historic river-port of Fort Donelson was named for him as a brigadier in the Tennessee militia, early in the Civil War. He led the initial assault at Perry

content about slaves rounded up for service in the Army at Fort Donelson, near Dover and regarding a Negro boy that claims he was persued by Capt. Phelps men and hounds. Letter states Mr. Phelps has n

Kurz & Allison, Art Publishers (American, 19th C.). Chromolithographs All: Sight: 16-1/2” x 24-1/4”. Frame: 19-1/2” x 27-3/8”. Print 1, "Battle of Fort Donelson": Reads “Capture of General S

[CIVIL WAR - NAVY]. A group of 3 documents related to Captain Andrew Foote's injury arising from a wound received at Fort Donelson, comprising: FOOTE, Andrew H. Autograph letter signed ("A.H. Foote")

Rare Panoramic Civil War Engraving of the Battle of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, Feb.15, 1862 | Entitled "The Capture Of Fort Donelson, February 15, 1862" | The engraving is from the drawing of the same

[CURRIER & IVES]. [GRANT, Ulysses S. (1822-1885), subject]. Maj. Genl. Ulysses S. Grant. The Hero of Fort Donelson. [New York: Currier & Ives, ca. 1862]. Chromolithographic portrait of Grant in unifor

Morton Kustler (American, b. 1931) 'Rebel Sons of Aaron' limited edition lithograph, 1996, depicting the Fort Donelson Campaign on February 13, 1862, signed, numbered 968 of 1750, and dated lower righ

HENRYK WINOGRAD (POLISH/AMERICAN 1917-2008), STERLING SILVER REPOUSSE PANEL, "IOWA TROOPS AT FORT DONELSON, FEB 13, 1862", SIGNED. 5 X 8"; APPROXIMATELY 6 OZT

(1814 - 1882) Union brigadier general, saw action at Fort Donelson, Port Gibson, Vicksburg, and in the Red River Campaign. War-date A.L.S., 1p. 4to., [n.p.], December, 1861, a sworn oath of loyalty to

including Battle of Fort Donelson, Battle of Atlanta and the Battle of Kenesaw Mountain, first two images 18 x 25, last is 15 x 21 1/2.

1) "Let these men take oath of Dec. 8. 1863 and be Discharged / A. Lincoln / Jan. 31. 1865", framed with a colored lithograph of Lincoln, Ex. Charles Hamilton Autographs, (together with) 2) A "Petitio

[Autographs] 9 Signed items, mostly letters. Includes (1) John Cochrane ALS, Dec. 1860. (2) John A . Dix ALS. (3) B.S. Clark "Soldier's Letter" to his aunt, dated Jan. 21, 1865 (4) Con. Soldier's Lett

A single page lined letter sheet with inked manuscript dated Jan. 17th, 1865. This letter is headed ‘Head Qrts 24th A.C. Army of the James in the Field Va. Jan. 17th, 1865. By Telegram from Hâ�

Gorgeous cover with the front resembling an American flag. Letter is dateline Fort Warren, Jan. 27th, 1898. From Harry to his mother, the handwriting is a little difficult to decipher, but we can read

MINOR'S PATENT TIN FOLDING HAND LANTERN, original Japanned surfaces and mica windows, lettered "MINOR'S PATnt / JAN 24th / 1865", original interior candleholder detached, but present. Circa 1865. 5 1/

MEURER, Charles, (American/German, 1865-1955): Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Florida, with Boats and Beachgoers, Oil/Canvas laid on Masonite, 10.25'' x 14.875'', signed lower right and dated 1924, unfra

MUERER, Charles Alfred, (American, 1865-1955): Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Oil/Board, 5" x 7", signed lower left and dated 1935, unframed.