General Nathaniel Lyon Pays Bill from Seminole War: "As

Lyon Nathaniel General Nathaniel Lyon Pays Bill from Seminole War: "As you wished to leave the decision of this matter to me I have thought proper to make this statement." Nathaniel Lyon, autograph le

[CDV, Carte de Visite] Nathaniel Lyon (1818-1861) was the first Union general to be killed in the American Civil War. Measures 3.75 x 2.375 inches. EX/EX+ condition. Condition report is provided as an

Portrait of General Lyon Includes Vignette of St. Louis at bottom Artist: Probably After Mathew Brady Print Type: Engraving Date: 1863 Publ

1846 1ed CIVIL WAR General Winfield Scott Seminole War Indians Mansfield “Peace won by compromise is usually a short-lived achievement.” – Winfield Scott General Winfield Scott was an American A

Battle of Wilson's Creek, MO - Death of General Lyon br>Civil War Battle Artist: F. O C. Darley Print Type: Engraving Date: 1862 Pu

1852 Life of CIVIL WAR General Winfield Scott Seminole War Indians Mansfield “Peace won by compromise is usually a short lived achievement.” – Winfield Scott General Winfield Scott was an Americ

1836 1ed General Samuel Cooper Regulations Militia Army WARS Artillery Tactics Samuel Cooper was a United States army general who served during the Seminole War and Mexican-American War. Prior to the

General Lyons Charge at the Battle of Wilsons Creek Artist: F. O. C. Darley Print Type: Engraving Date: 1862 Publisher: Hurlbut William

Undated autographed note signed by Nathaniel Banks (1816-1895) who served as a General in the Civil War. Inviting a Mr. Ames(?) to his office in Charleston possibly during his assignment there in 1876

1861 Civil War Life of Winfield Scott Union General Seminole Indians Headley A rare printing of Joel Tyler Headley’s fascinating 19th-century historical biography, ‘The Life of Winfield S

1852 Life of Winfield Scott American WAR Seminole War Indians Mansfield Illustrated “Peace won by compromise is usually a short-lived achievement.” – Winfield Scott General Winfield Scott was an

Colonial America 1763 French & Indian War Connecticut Pay Document in "bills of the Late Emissions" for Boarding a Jailed Prisoner October 6th, 1763-Dated French and Indian War, Manuscript Document fo

Civil War period carte-de-visite photographs of notable military officers and politicians (14) including Generals Grant, Lyons, Anderson, McClellan, Schofield, Edwin Stanton and others. Some cartes pr

Nathanael Greene Pays His Postal Bill in Newport, Rhode Island 1p document relating to Revolutionary War hero Nathanael Greene's postal bill, November-December 1784, Newport, Rhode Island. The documen

Memoirs of The Life and Campaigns of the Hon. Nathaniel Greene, Major General in the Army of the United States, and Commander of the Southern Department, in the War of the Revolution. Charles Caldwell

Black History Confederate States Brigadier General Benjamin Jefferson Hill of Tennessee Buys a Negro Slave Boy Named "Henry"! December 15, 1858-Dated Pre Civil War, Manuscript Slave Bill of Sale Docum

DESCRIPTION: Five Civil War books. Includes: 1) Major-General Abner Doubleday and Brevet Major-General John C. Robinson in the Civil War. Published by J.B. Lyon Company, 1918. With dedication page and

Includes letter home to brother from Lincoln General Hospital. Also includes letter regarding back pay at time of death. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regis

Document signed by Major General Henry Knox and Captain Thomas Patten, for Stephen Savage. West Point, [New York], 6 June 1783. 1 page, ## x ## in. WITH Partly printed pay receipt completed in manuscr

6 Autographs of Civil War Generals: John Alexander Logan of IL, Daniel E. Sickles, G.K. Warren, Nathaniel P. Banks (2 signatures), and Robert Andersen, provenance estate of Thomas C. Crawford, Kokomo,

1818 Revolutionary War Officer, General Anthony Lamb Legal Document, Sale of Property to Pay Tax Assessment | State of New York Legal Document, Sale of Property to Pay Tax Assessment | Dated November

Kaiser Wilhelm Germany Imperial Warlord, was obsessed by war and conquest, he always liked to be as close to the action as his generals would allow. In order to do so, comfortably, he had several spec

1pp., document in the hand of Abraham Lincoln , concerning a Charles R. Daniels suing Jacob Delay for the use of Nathaniel Lyon. Delay signs an affidavit declaring that he "can not safely go to trial

[MONROE, JAMES-SEMINOLE WAR] Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting Copies of Documents Referred to in His Communication of the Seventeenth Ultimo, in Relation to the Seminole W