Last Ninety Days of the War in North Carolina; 1866

Van Noppen, Ina Woestemeyer. Stoneman's Last Raid. Raleigh: North Carolina State College Print Shop, 1961. Inv. 337

19th Century Civil War era Newspaper, Boston Evening Transcript. Dated April 2, 1864. News of the day - Including War news, Rebel movements in Chatanooga & news from North Carolina, stocks, steamboat

April 26, 1865 issued just seventeen days after the war was declared over. The piece is issued in Greensboro, North Carolina Company E 13th Battalion NC Regiment Sergeant George M . Pratt. The pass gr

Title: NORTH CAROLINA CONFEDERATES IN CIVIL WAR Description: REBEL BOAST ; FIRST AT BETHEL - LAST AT APPOMATTOX by Manly Wade Wellman, Holt Pub 1956 First Edition stated. 317pp, Index, b&w photos. The

Hardback book, Pickett’s charge- the last attack at Gettysburg. Written by Earl J. Hess. Published by the University of North Carolina press, in like new condition Civil War

Includes The Ninety Day by Thomas N. Carmichael, History of the World War by Francis A. March, The Last 100 Days by John Toland, 2 volumes of Airwar by Edward Jablonski, Battles Lost and Won by Hanson

Map of the Atlantic Coast of the Southern States North Carolina South Carolina Constructed and Engraved to Illustrate the War with the South Print Type: Engraving

1866 1st ed Jefferson Davis a Traitor? American Civil War Confederate Secession “I worked night and day for twelve years to prevent the war, but I could not. The North was mad and blind, would not l

T-32K AND T-40B. ESTIMATE: $100-$150

(2) TEN CENT T-57 AND (1) FIVE CENT T-58. ESTIMATE: $150-$200

The February 1782 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine..", 56 pages with two engravings. Extract of a letter at end with Cornwallis advising he had defeated rebel troops there. Also debates in Parl

Front reads NC in the center of the oval box plate. Two eyelets on the reverse side for securing to the front flap of the leather cartridge box. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a

#17430 55th North Carolina Sharpshooters; 3 figures; excellent in excellent box

Attributed to Thomas Day, North Carolina, circa 1840. The handsome set of carved heart back chairs are an iconic form of Days. The set is very sturdy and has quality upholstery. H34" each

St. Petersburg Collection. American Civil War. North Carolina Sergeant Kneeling with Flag. 3903.2 on Bottom of Base. 1 Piece. Condition Excellent. No Box.

2 notes, North Carolina 1866 5 cent certificate and 1866 10 cent,

Circa 1845, possibly Thomas Day, North Carolina. Having a hinged folding top connected to the lower frame connected by turned wood supports. The piece folds nicely for storage. H28 1/2" W35 3/4" D25 3

ink on paper, one partially printed, comprising a Special Order detailing Private W.R. Tilley for duty at Section No. 25, Round Hill Depot, Orange Co., dated April 5. 1864, signed by Capt. W.M. Swann,

comprising a CSA patriotic featuring two cavalrymen above a distasteful four-line verse, addressed to Mr. Mark Bynum, Pittsborough (sic), Chatham Co.; and three addressed to Mr. Solomon Hege, Midway P

Includes two one dollar notes, a two dollar note, and a three dollar note. Good to very fine. Overall 11”w x 23” t

James Henry Owen (American (North Carolina), born 1866-1923), likely 1920s. Lead-glazed earthenware vase of baluster form with two rounded applied handles on shoulders and neck, overall with yellow to

7" Burlon Craig was the last true North Carolina utilitarian potter to wood fire wares in North Carolina. He began making pottery in the late 1940s and switched to the more folk traditional face jug s

3.75" Burlon Craig was the last true North Carolina utilitarian potter to wood fire wares in North Carolina. He began making pottery in the late 1940s and switched to the more folk traditional face ju

American Civil War. 26th North Carolina Regiment. Lot includes Set #17569 Command Set and Set #17568 Advancing. 5 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Boxes Very Good.