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1 1716 Swearing Complaint PASS
2 An Ancestor of Ralph Waldo Emerson and a Known Slave Trafficker of New England PASS
3 Letter to Boston describing King George III reception party in London 1761 PASS
4 French Indian War Receipt for Future Major General Solomon Cowles 160
5 1762 - The Charters and Acts of Assembly of the Province of Pennsylvania PASS
6 Interesting Three Piece Colonial Group 130
7 Three Revolutionary War Mnauscripts PASS
8 Protesting the Townshend Acts 170
9 Revolutionary War British General's Letter 300
10 He Accompanied Lyttleton on his Disasterous Cherokee Mission 100
11 Lexington Minutemen Signed This Book 8500
12 A Very Rare Flintlock Gun Terminology Document & Revolutionary War Document 375
13 Petition of Samuel Hodgkinson to a Position in the 1st Pennsylvania Battalion PASS
14 A TORY Publisher Buys Land in Philadelphia - 1776 200
15 Only Two Days After Independence, A Captured Tory Writes The Congress From The Boston Jail 1100
16 Washington, Franklin, Hancock all Appear in the July 1776 Publication 650
17 Connecticut Soldiers Receive their Pay PASS
18 The Colonel Says these Men are Border Line Mutinous PASS
19 Robert Treat Paine Legal Document about Fornication 550
20 Washington at West Point 500
21 Nicklous Leatch is Brougth to Court for his "treasonous way of talking & thinking" in 1780 200
22 Certainly a Unique Revolutionary War Period Canteen 450
23 Loyalists Attack a Pennsylvania Woman in her Home 130
24 VERMONT AIDS ENEMY PRISONERS 180
25 The Colonel Needs to Pay the Soldiers PASS
26 Thomas Pinckney Signed Land Grant 110
27 Signer George Wythe Autograph Letter Signed 2000
28 ‘Light Horse Harry’ Lee Signed Document 400
29 Revolutionary War General Edward Hand Signed Document 190
30 Revolutionary War Claim Bill 200
31 MINIATURE PORTRAIT ON IVORY OF THE FIRST AMERICAN BORN LEADER OF AN AMERICAN JEWISH CONGREGATION! GERSHOM MENDES SEIXAS (BORN 1746 NEW YORK;-1816). 37000
32 PROMINENT COLONIAL AMERICAN SHIP OWNERS AND MERCHANTS OF NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND, MOSES LEVY AND NAPTHALY HART ISSUE INVOICE FOR SERVICES RENDERED BY ONE OF THEIR VESSELS. 70
33 THE JEWISH BOXING CHAMPION IN 1788! 475
34 JEWISH LADS' BRIGADE 180
35 Antique silver "TORAH POINTER" (Yad). 1200
36 Extremely rare presentation, American silver mounted gentleman's hunting knife circa 1780-1810, authentically inscribed "MOSES DAVID TO DAVID DAVID" on the wide silver, upper mount of its leather she 24000
37 ZALMA REHINE (1757-1843) the uncle of ISAAC LEESER; a Baltimore merchant and Jewish communal leader; earlier a founder of the "Richmond Light Infantry" and to whose home in Richmond that Isaac Leeser 300
38 At the OUTBREAK of the War of 1812 enlisted under Gen'l Thomas Cadwalader and in 1813 became Lieut. in Capt. John Smith's Company of Penna. Volunteers. 60
39 Document Issued to the Trustees of the Congregation Shearith Israel 130
40 Publisher and an original founder of the "NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY" more well known as the "KNOW NOTHING PARTY." PASS
41 EARLIEST KNOWN PHOTOGRAPH AND ONLY KNOWN DAGUERREOTYPE OF CONFEDERATE STATESMAN JUDAH P. BENJAMIN. 35000
42 I am growing old, feeble and don't know when the Lord will call me from here, and am very desirous to see you once more in the flesh 800
43 She belonged to a very important early American Jewish family and married into another! 400
44 He spoke to God who told him the "RESTORATION IS AT HAND" and seeks Isaac Leeser's assistance in spreading the word through his famous Jewish periodical "The Occident." 1400
45 GROUP OF SEVEN LETTERS TO ISAAC LEESER. 300
46 LARGE COLLECTION OF 37 ALL DIFFERENT invoices, billheads, receipts, etc. for Jewish merchants, mfrs. and business agents of PHILADELPHIA. 325
47 MUTUALLY DESTRUCTIVE CONTROVERSY AND QUARRELING BETWEEN THE PORTUGEUSE AND GERMAN CONGREGATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA…AND HE WANTED LEESER TO PRINT HIS ARTICLE AND BRING THE ILL-TEMPERED SITUATION TO THE A 2100
48 ABRAHAM HART (1810-1885) an outstanding, influential, prominent member of the Jewish community of Phila. 225
49 It was the first…and among the most famous of all American railroads! 70
50 His public statement on Jan. 4, 1861, at the peak of the Secession crisis in America became the most highly publicized rabbinical statement on "Slavery" and was considered fervently Anti-Abolitionist. 50
51 REFLECTIONS ON DEUTERONOMY 10 [and] 11 150
52 Collection of 10 extremely fancy printed "LOAN TO THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA" 9 x 14 interest bearing "Six Per Cent Loan" bearer bonds. 350
53 He Wants an Occident Subscription Discontinued and Requests Leeser to Make the Adjustment 130
54 ALL 52 ISSUES…THE COMPLETE YEAR OF "THE ISRAELITE," 1500
55 Collection 15 all different EARLY CALIFORNIA fancy printed invoices, billheads, etc. of Jewish owned businesses; almost all in SAN FRANCISCO. 400
56 Document Issued to the Trustees of the Congregation Shearith Israel 130
57 He was the leading Ordnance expert of the U.S. Army in pre-Civil War years. 70
58 A.C. Myers Signed Civil War Bounty 375
59 Confederate Post Office Letter addressed to Jewish Postmaster Cohen of Savannah 140
60 He writes some very unkind words about his fellow rabbi and editor of the first Jewish periodical published in the American West "The Gleaner." 1200
61 HE PLAYED A MAJOR ROLE IN BOTH THE JEWISH COMMUNAL LIFE AND PUBLIC LIFE OF PHILADELPHIA AND NATIONALLY: "MAYER SULZBERGER (1843-1923)." 150
62 Distinguished Jewish-American composer, violinist, musical director and founder of the famous college, Boston Conservatory of Music, 50
63 Fancy Invoice to Leeser’s Mikveh Israel Synagogue 120
64 Pair of CDVs By Jewish Photographers PASS
65 Charles Desilver Writes Isaac Leeser on Hebrew Educational Society Business 160
66 GRAND PURIM MASQUERADE BALL…THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 1, 1866…5626 550
67 MOSES AARON DROPSIE (1821-1905) prominent Philadelphia attorney; Jewish philanthropist, strongly opposed slavery; candidate for mayor of Phila. and an organizer in 1856 of the Republican party in Pen 50
68 The "GUGGENHEIM" name ultimately became one of the most famous of industrialists, public servants and philanthropists. 225
69 THE UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS…CINCINNATI 300
70 L. H. HERSHFIELD & BRO. BANKERS….HELENA MONTANA bold, multi-style printing on each of five original fancy printed checks dated from 1868 to 1878. 350
71 Large collection of 41 all different business cards for a wide variety of Jewish merchants and professions circa 1840 to 1900 at latest (none include telephone numbers!). 800
72 ISAAC C. MOSES (1847-1926); considered one of Americas most energetic and influential rabbis (leaning toward the Conservatism of Isaac M. Wise). 400
73 Printed broadside announcing "RATES AND ASSESSMENTS OF SEATS IN THE SYNAGOGUE" for the following three years. 250
74 SEVENTH STREET SYNAGOGUE 250
75 Famous Jewish composer, musician and conductor: PASS
76 DUAL LANGUAGE ENGLISH-HEBREW (YIDDISH), BOLD PRINTED CHART TO INSTRUCT NEWLY ARRIVED JEWISH IMMIGRANTS IN LEARNING AND SPEAKING ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 450
77 COLLECTION OF 33 ADVERTISING BUSINESS TRADE CARDS CIRCA 1880'S-1900 OF JEWISH BUSINESS FIRMS. 600
78 Collection of 17 all different, fancy printed (multi-style typefaces) invoices, billheads, etc. for Jewish owned businesses in the American West; 300
79 The Gratz College of Phila. takes much pleasure in sending you its first publication… PASS
80 Collection of 12 all different picture illustrated postcards (most are color; few black and white) all with American Jewish themes; 140
81 A Jewish Merchant in Alaska 150
82 TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF JEWISH IMMIGRANTS 250
83 APPEAL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF THE BUND [WHICH] SPEAKS ELOQUENTLY OF THE CRYING NEED OF THE RUSSIAN JEWS FOR AID IN THEIR DESPERATE STRUGGLE AGAINST ANNIHILATION 450
84 The most important Jewish American woman of the latter 19'th and early 20'th century 190
85 Very large collection of over 100 letters, broadsides and other printed documents pertaining to Jewish immigration; almost all dated 1908 or 1909 1200
86 A leading Jewish rabbi, he was the only Jewish clergyman to conduct Jewish services in the field for Jewish servicemen fighting in Cuba during Spanish-American War, 1898!...even Col. Theodore Rooseve 500
87 DER YUDISHER SOLDAT…from the play "JEWISH WAR BRIDES…Thomashefsky's National Theater" PASS
88 SIXTH SERIES OF SUNDAY LECTURES BEFORE THE REFORM CONGR. KENESETH ISRAEL 1892-1893 BY RABBI JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF. PASS
89 JEWISH REFUGEES ARRIVE BY WAY OF YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, 1917-18. 450
90 1918 Jewish Welfare Board Letter 50
91 The most influential American organization of Hebrew clergymen publicly opposes the establishment of Palestine as a home-land for the Jewish people! 500
92 Coin Proof Photo Signed by Designer 40
93 Trench Art Heavily Decorated Shell 150
94 The Battle of Toulon PASS
95 An Original Oil Portrait of War of 1812 Soldier 650
96 War of 1812 Shipping on Great Letter sheet 180
97 War of 1812 New Hampshire Military Appointments PASS
98 Napoleonic France and Invasion of Russia 1813 PASS
99 Senator Garret Wall Writes of a Cadet at West Point PASS
100 Incredible Example of Soldier’s Artwork - a Fine Sketch at Fort Monroe 900
101 Native American Rangers Fight in Mexico 900
102 1852 Virginia Militia Return 70
103 North Carolina Militia Letter 50
104 Ornate 1852 Union Rifle Corps Invitation PASS
105 George McClellan Derby Archive 900
106 Admiral Charles Stanhope Cotton AWOL Letter 70
107 Serving With Roosevelt’s Rough Riders 500
108 Rare USS Maine relic Grouping 475
109 World War I German Soldier Letter Grouping PASS
110 Pancho Villa Expedition Letter to Noted International Financier James Luitweiler 80
111 Nicely Accomplished Silver Plated Snuff Box PASS
112 Large Group of Nazi Medals and Badges 375
113 WWII German Soldiers Correspondance PASS
114 WWII Victory Fund File PASS
115 NAZI Naval Ensign & War Flag 160
116 Signed by Five-Star General Omar Bradley 120
117 Secretary George Marshall Signed Quote on the U.S. Flag and Freedom 200
118 Admiral Rickover Letter on the USS Benjamin Franklin and the Man Whom It was Named For 450
119 Vietnam War Soldier Group PASS
120 North Carolina Pottery - Saltglaze 1 Gallon Jug Attributed to Chester Webster 350
121 North Carolina Pottery Storage Jar 160
122 Flag Decorated Stoneware Jug 1400
123 Lanier Meaders Alkaline 1 G Pitcher 150
124 Ovoid Blue Decorated Stoneware Jar 140
125 North Carolina Pottery Canning Jar 70
126 North Carolina Pottery Stamped E.S. Craven 190
127 JB Cole (possibly Waymon) Gunmetal 1 G Pitcher PASS
128 Chrome Red Flower Basket PASS
129 Hilton Catawba Indian Painted 2 Handle Vase PASS
130 Edgefield District Ovoid Storage Jar 325
131 Edgefield Storage Jar: Pottersville 225
132 North Carolina Pottery - Catawba Valley Jug 375
133 North Carolina Signed JAC Quart Jug 450
134 North Carolina Salt Glaze Pottery Jug PASS
135 North Carolina Pottery Jug 425
136 North Carolina Yadkin County Valley Advertising Jug PASS
137 North Carolina Pottery Signed Nelson Bass - Milk Crock 200
138 North Carolina Pottery Miniatures 90
139 Shenandoah Valley Slip Dirt Dish 650
140 Small Ovoid Cherokee River Cane Basket 140
141 Cherokee River Cane Basket 100
142 North Carolina Catawba Valley Miniature 3" Jug PASS
143 c. late 1800's Miniature Oak Split Buttocks Basket 150
144 Folk Art Oak Split Wedding Basket PASS
145 North Carolina Salt Glaze Canning Jar 130
146 Folk Art Carved & Painted American Walking Stick 275
147 North Carolina Pottery: Signed "4 Gay" 375
148 Catawba Valley ovoid storage jar 275
149 Catawba Valley ovoid storage jar 250
150 North Carolina Pottery: Catawba Valley Jug 225
151 North Carolina Pottery: Jug att. J.F. Brower 140
152 North Carolina Pottery: att. Anderson Craven 425
153 Reinhardt Brothers signed Monkey Jug 700
154 Monkey Jug Att. To Reinhardt Bros. 550
155 Folk art Bird House original mustard paint 500
156 North Carolina Ring Jug ca. 1920 190
157 North Carolina Old Ring Jug 225
158 1777 Pennsylvania Slave Will 900
159 1786 Virginia Government Slave Tax Document 80
160 1790 North Carolina Slave Document 400
161 18th Century Summons for Slave who Committed a Felony 200
162 1798 Slave Indenture PASS
163 18th Century Letter Pertaining to the Beating of a Female Slave by a School Master 225
164 Governor Orders Militia Patrols to Quell Black Disturbances 150
165 Early Georgia Slave Bill of Sale 150
166 United States Light Artillery Pay Rolls with Black Servants PASS
167 Insurance on Slave Cargo PASS
168 Mississippi Orders this Man to Answer for Inflicting Cruel & Unusual Punishment on a Slave Woman 600
169 Slave Negro Africa is Hired Out 60
170 1822 Free Person of Color Bond From Alexandria, Virginia 750
171 Georgia Slave Bill of Sale 140
172 Compensation for Returning a Slave PASS
173 Negro Slave is Forced to Chose His Master 450
174 Slave Buying Trip to Wilmington, North Carolina 180
175 Claim Against a Mississippi Sheriff for Selling a Runaway Slave Illegally 180
176 Timothy Laban a Former Slave from Schuylkill Pennsylvania Near Philadelphia Who Had been Impressed and Compelled to Serve in the British Forces During the American Revolution. 225
177 South Carolina Woman Writes of an Attempt to Swindle her Negroes 200
178 The Farmers Bank of Virginia Sells the Slaves of Dr. Archer to Relieve a Debt 160
179 Slave Physcian Invoice 275
180 Slave Legal Case Involving a Female Negro who was Sold with Gonnorhea 100
181 Sheriff of Warren County, Georgia Auctions Off the Negro Slave Boy Charles 140
182 Debts & Negroes PASS
183 South Carolina Slave Overseers Bill PASS
184 Rare Slave Lottery Document 100
185 1845 Ohio Religious Letter on Slavery, Emancipation and Stating that the Apostles had Slaves & Masters Among Them PASS
186 The Mulatto Slave Girl Mary is Sold in Georgia 150
187 Runaway Slave is Jailed 50
188 Advertising the Hire of Negroes in the Richmond Republican 100
189 Drowning Murder of 600 Africans in the Atlantic PASS
190 This Slave mother and her young child are Sold in 1847 and then Resold in 1851 250
191 Slave Hired for the Year 1849 PASS
192 South Carolina Slave Trader George Edwards Trunk Plate 190
193 Overseer on the Beeches Plantation is Paid 70
194 Slave will receive his clothing if he does what he is told PASS
195 “Freedom to the Slave” 150
196 ANTE-BELLUM UNION PROPAGANDA PASS
197 This Lynchburg Salesman has 2 Negroes Working in his Shop PASS
198 South Carolina Slave Bill of Sale PASS
199 From Missiouri “...the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church here a very fine man, though as good as he is, he is a Slave Holder, but that is what every one is here, as it is a Slave State. ...” PASS
200 Hiring a Negro Slave Man PASS
201 Arkansas Man Sells His Tennessee Lands & Negroes 50
202 The Slave Dealing Firm of Henderson & Co. Sell a Woman for $950 150
203 Negro Slave Hire Account Sheet 140
204 Selling Slaves & Land in Tennessee 50
205 Slave Eaten By Hogs and Buzzards PASS
206 South Carolina Slave Letters PASS
207 Rhode Island Slave Trader Agreement for Ezekiel Green a Partner of James De Wolf 150
208 Business Partnership Includes Slaves 170
209 The Slave Isham is Sold at Sheriff’s Sale and then Transferred to a new Owner 130
210 Failure to Buy the Slave Josephine 70
211 DeLeon Imprint 1600
212 A Nine Year Old Slave Boy is Sold at Auction 140
213 Sale of Negroes 90
214 Impressive Runaway Slave Broadside 2000
215 Slavery Archive of Bedford County, Virginian -Including Rare Letter From Freedom-Seeking Slave 600
216 A Kentucky Slave Has Not Received His Freedom Papers 150
217 Liberia's First Ambassador as a Missionary to Monrovia PASS
218 6th Maryland Soldiers Guard Deserters PASS
219 This Dog Chased Down the Runaway Slaves 500
220 Slave Death Reimbursement PASS
221 1863 Arkansas USCT Enlistment Form 275
222 64th USCT Letter PASS
223 Iowa Freedmen’s Society Imprint PASS
224 Rare Confederate Imprint 375
225 This Bank was one of the Reasons Wachovia Apologized for its Role in Slavery 120
226 Desperate 1865 Slave Sale Letter PASS
227 On Passage of the ‘Civil Rights Bill’ Washington niggers were jubilant of course - bless ‘em. PASS
228 Alabama School Teacher Writes of Hiring Freed Slaves and States “...Freedom is one of the most damnable curses that could be inflicted upon us. If the negroes were all in Africa it would not be so b 120
229 Virginia Military Orders from 1868 Involving Freedmen PASS
230 Kentucky Negro Fund 225
231 Abolitionist John Weiss Autograph Letter Signed 50
232 Negro Cotton Pickers Vignette from a Firm Located in Barbour County, Alabama 50
233 Virginia Broadside “The Negro Taxpayer and Free Books “ 100
234 Rare Emancipation Proclamation in Miniture 650
235 Help For a Disabled Colored Soldier 100
236 CDV of the Celebrity Jubilee Singers of Fisk University 550
237 Petition for Leniancy for a Negro Convicted of Stealing who “is industrious, pays his debts and is considered above the average in this respect among the colored race.” 450
238 Frederick Douglass Portrait Spoon. PASS
239 Negro Member of the Church of God in Shreveport is Sought for Murder 325
240 Colored Man Sought For Shooting a Man on the Bon Air Plantation 300
241 Rare Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute Letter PASS
242 Black Soldiers in WWI PASS
243 Constitution of the 2nd Ku Klux Klan PASS
244 The Imperial Wizard of the Klan Issues a Document on Rejected Klan Applicants PASS
245 Pearl Bailey Signed Photograph PASS
246 ‘Fats’ Waller Signed Documents 250
247 Making a Wonderful Coat for President-Elect Lincoln and Politics! 1000
248 Charles Loring Brace Decries the Lincoln Administration in Regard to the War - and Writes Prophetically “...I think we shall conquer the South - subjugate them, but not till we have risen up to the s 400
249 Abraham Lincoln War-Date Signed Commission 2750
250 Lincoln Funeral - Mourning Stereoview 350
251 Simon Cameron CDV, Henszey, Philadelphia back imprint. PASS
252 LINCOLN AUTHORIZES THE DEFENSE OF NARRAGANSETT BAY PASS
253 Original Poem Inscribed to Lincoln 50
254 Lincoln and Johnson 1864 Ferrotype PASS
255 Abraham Lincoln Portrait Vase PASS
256 Great Content Lincoln Election Letter 225
257 Anti-Copperhead Letter 170
258 Death of Lincoln Letter PASS
259 President Lincoln is a great man PASS
260 General Order No.51, Announcing President Lincoln's Assassination PASS
261 Abraham Lincoln Washington, D.C. Funeral Procession Program, April 19th, 1865 3000
262 “President was shot at Fords Theater on Friday night” Lincoln Assassination Letter. 800
263 Abraham and Mary Lincoln Mourning CDV PASS
264 Lincoln's Death Saddens The Army 120
265 A VRC Officer Wears A Mourning Band For Lincoln PASS
266 A Pro-McClellan Advocate Rips Lincoln & His Administration 120
267 Auctioning the Papers of Gideon Welles in 1924 50
268 Extraordinary Maryland Confederate Artifact 2300
269 GETTYSBURG UNION EAGLE BREAST PLATE 130
270 Large Engraved Period Image of Lieutentant General T.J. Jackson 1400
271 A Gettysburg Relic 170
272 Confederate Flag Remnant Removed From The Confederate Capitol, April 4th 1865 350
273 From the Estate of Sultana Survivor Eratus Winters 190
274 Wounded at Shiloh 250
275 CDV Signed by Surgeon A.D. Blanchard 120
276 Sutler from 22nd Ohio Volunteers 150
277 The finest Grant CDV! 500
278 Carte de Visite of Horatio Seymour 150
279 Large Format Civil War Photographs 160
280 KIA at Antietam 275
281 Colonel of the 49th Pennsylvania CDV 100
282 General Kilpatrick CDV 225
283 War-Dated Colored Soldiers Photograph 600
284 101st United States Colored Troops CDV Signed by Officer 190
285 40th United States Colored Troops CDV Signed by Officer 190
286 Carte Signed by WIA 22nd Massachusetts Soldier 150
287 Civil War Image of Black Servants Burying Dead Soldiers 275
288 Wounded in action at Fort Wagner with 54th Massachusetts PASS
289 ANDERSONVILLE CABINET CARD 375
290 Stereoveiw of Fort Sumter PASS
291 ANDERSONVILLE SKELETON PHOTO PASS
292 Rare James Longstreet Signed Cabinet Card 1200
293 Negro Veterans of the Civil War Parade in Washington 275
294 Scarce Palmetto Armory Lettersheet 600
295 He Was General Lee’s Cousin Who Sided with the Federal Government 50
296 Governor Joseph Brown Signed Document 90
297 The Confederate Congress Vows to Fight Lincoln and the United States for the Freedom of the Confederate People PASS
298 Orr’s Rifles Document 80
299 2nd Tennessee Letter on a Visit by Wigfall While They are Camped in Virginia 350
300 6th Alabama Infantry Letter 110
301 Slaves and Dealings with the Confederate Government Covered in this Lawyer’s Notebook PASS
302 Jefferson Davis Speaks Out Against Federal Intervention in South Carolina 200
303 South Carolina NAVAL Document 2500
304 Military Parade in Louisiana PASS
305 Letter on Virginia Secession PASS
306 “...it is North and South now, and never will be anything else...” 160
307 Well Known Confederate Outfitters PASS
308 For the Secession of Virignia 110
309 Very Rare Confederate Postal Piece 1000
310 The New Confederate Postage Act 1100
311 He served on the staff of BOTH Stonewall Jackson and JEB Stuart and Wants His Sword 325
312 Scarce Virginia Navy Commission & More 3500
313 51st Virginia Militia Record of Orders for the Summer of ‘61 1000
314 She Implores the Governor Not Send The Cadets 200
315 Confederate Soldiers Lure Union Pickets Across The Potomac PASS
316 Early War-Date JEB Stuart Staff Officer Letter 170
317 Transporting 5000 Confederate Troops by Rail Through Tennessee 800
318 Salisbury Prison/Adjutant of the Post Lt. Francis D. Stockton ALS on Organizing the 4th North Carolina 325
319 Rare Confederate Enlistment at Castle Pickney Days Before the Attack on Sumter 250
320 General Bonham Sends a Man Through the Lines with the Promise he will Not Report Military Operations 325
321 Scarce South Carolina Naval Document Recording the Names & Ranks of the Officers of the South Carolina Navy 2500
322 Manuscript Camp Song PASS
323 Stylized “Liberty” With Confederate Flag in Her Shield 190
324 Confederate Railroad Stock Certificate 140
325 Confederate Document Signed by a Member of the Immortal 600 130
326 Excellent Content Early 1861 Letter to a Boy who Would Serve with the 57th Virginia 80
327 Letter Pertaining to a Member of the “Confederate Stars” 3rd Arkansas Infantry and The Victory at Manassas 120
328 The Capture of Castle Pinckney and the Order of the Macon Volunteers to the Coast 70
329 Fine Confederate Postal Document Pertaining to Henry St. George Offutt 80
330 Early War 24th Virginia Letter 100
331 North Carolina Soldier’s Letter Group with Good Content Letter on the Convention Meeting in Raleigh 225
332 Georgia Letter Mentioning 1st Manassas and a Member of the 3rd Arkansas Infantry 150
333 They Shot General ‘Stonewall’ Jackson PASS
334 Disability Certificate Signed by Surgeon for Colonel Lane's 1st Texas Rangers 160
335 Rare Letter Penned by a Prisoner in the Illinois Military Prison 200
336 Colonel of the 51st Virginia Militia Scrapbook 1100
337 Signed by General Hood 250
338 One Of Lee's Staff Officers Is Nearly Captured 250
339 Generals Mahone & Lee Staff Officer's Letter PASS
340 1862 Charleston Newspaper On Privateer And Wilbur & Sons Slave Sales 100
341 A Twice Told Heroic Tale From The Famed John Hunt Morgan’s Cavalary 2100
342 General Gist Appoints General DeSaussers to his Old Position 90
343 He Applied to Raise a Regiment of Negro Troops at the Close of the War PASS
344 Nice Confederate Pay Masters Document PASS
345 A.C. Myers Signed Bounty Document 170
346 Scarce 12th Arkansas Infantry Document and Cover Addressed to its Colonel 140
347 Death of a 3rd Arkansas Infantry Soldier 160
348 18th Alabama Infantry Letter 130
349 Ordering the ‘Minute Men’ of Mississippi to Follow Orders by Confederate Mandate 150
350 General Bragg Tells General Beauregard He Doesn’t Want to Loose Any Opportunity for ‘Effective offensive operations’ 140
351 Request for a Horse to Be Sent at Corinth 225
352 Message of the President 250
353 The Colonel of the 18th Louisiana Before Shiloh Wants his Command Intact 130
354 Official Manuscript Confederate Congressional Act Prohibiting Trade with Occupied Confederate Ports 190
355 Rare Pass for the ‘Andrews Raid’ Railroad Line 100
356 Scarce Confederate Imprint Pertaining to the CSS Virginia 425
357 Letter of Recommendation for an Officer on the Staff of General Ruggles 160
358 Maneouvering Troops after the Battle of Baton Rouge 160
359 General Bowen is Ordered to Report at Port Hudson 150
360 General Ruggles is Invited to an Anniversary Celebration of the Secession of Louisiana in New Orleans 325
361 General Ruggles Personal Copy of the Farmington, Mississippi Battle Report Issued by Franklin H. Clack, of the Confederate Guards Response Battalion 800
362 14th Virginia Document 120
363 Confederate Broadside Poem - Manassas 700
364 A Georgian Soldier Sends Home A Union Patriotic Cover Captured At Malvern Hill 300
365 Scarce Iron Inspector’s Form PASS
366 Texas Cap Paper Order is Filled 50
367 Banning Whiskey from the Troops PASS
368 Death to White Officers of Negro Troops 250
369 CSA General Orders No. 46 PASS
370 1st & 36th Texas Cavalry PASS
371 Colonel of the 3rd Alabama Receives Orders from Lee 200
372 51st Virginia Soldier’s Aid PASS
373 Teamsters Document Signed by Colonel Chew 130
374 Government Printing in Petersburg 70
375 Confederate Officer Provides a Furlough 60
376 “Ordinances of the State Convention, Published in Pursuance of a Resolution of the General Assembly” PASS
377 General Henry Wayne Signed ‘Cherokee Volunteers’ Document 275
378 Alabama Captain Raphael Semmes Never Got This Letter 1000
379 Impressing the South Carolina Farmers’ Goods Leaves the People of Columbia Without Provisions 375
380 North Carolina Officer's Letter Weeks Before Being KIA Gettysburg PASS
381 Official Confederate States Government Enquiry On The Fall Of New Orleans Document 180
382 An Alabama Officer on a Friend Captured by Yankee Cavalry PASS
383 Walter Taylor States This Navy Commander Has Reported to Robert E. Lee per Order of Secretary Mallory PASS
384 Secretary of War James Seddon Sends a Letter to Secretary Memminger 250
385 16th North Carolina Deceased Soldier Claim PASS
386 Ordering Coffins for Confederate Dead During the Atlanta Campaign 70
387 General Beauregard Requests to Keep his Slave Force in Charleston “when the enemy is throwing at our works more than 500 projectiles an hour” 4500
388 Confederate Bond With Stonewall Image 120
389 General Colston Orders a Picket to Carter’s Wharf to Watch for the Federal Fleet PASS
390 Virginia Notables and the 32nd Virginia Infantry 70
391 Confederate Imprint on Foreign Relations 70
392 A Large Quantity of Stamped Confederate Envelopes is Requested of Savannah Postmaster Solomon Cohen 150
393 15th South Carolina Substitute Document PASS
394 This Soldier Pulls Out His Penis In Front of the Provost Guard to the Astonishment of All Around 1300
395 1st South Carolina Letter from Fredericksburg PASS
396 25th Indiana Letter About Fort Donelson Casualties and Sending Home Secesh Souvenirs 350
397 Confederate Postmasters Receipt for Mailed Letters 50
398 General Winder Passes a French Citizen who is Loyal to the Confederacy 150
399 Distribution of High Proof Brandy and Outfitting his 18 Year Old Son in the 2nd Virginia Cavalry 140
400 General Buckner Informs General Ruggles that his Disposible Force Has Left and That When General Canby Receives Arms he will Forward them 150
401 Confederate Telegraph from Macon to Mobile 50
402 Abraham Myers Transmits a List of the Quartermasters & their Duties 225
403 37th Virginia MWIA Soldier’s Pay Document 120
404 Confederate Tactical Manual Signed by a 1st Missouri Cavalryman 1200
405 Confederate Treasury Certificate 120
406 CONFEDERATE OFFICER ANTICIPATES QUICK CLOSE TO WAR PASS
407 An Official Secretive Confederate Document 750
408 Torpedo Fuse Diagram 750
409 Confederate Subsistence Document PASS
410 Fine Subsistence Bureau Imprint PASS
411 Confederate Officer Ships Stationary PASS
412 Confederate Ordnance Stores Document 80
413 Wharton’s Brigade Document 80
414 Ordnance of Wharton’s Brigade 80
415 The Confederate Congess Orders Payment to the Inventors of a Cannon Sighting Device PASS
416 Confederate Soldier Pension Applications 120
417 Confederate Officers Guarantee Compensation for Loss of Slaves 225
418 50th North Carolina Infantry Letter on the Shelling of Washington, North Carolina by Gunboats 250
419 27th Mississippi Soldier Receives his Medical Certificate After Losing an Arm 225
420 Presented here are seven lots of historically important and fascinating Confederate letters written by South Carolinian Captain Leonard Williams. Born in 1823, at Sycamore Grove Plantation, South Ca 650
421 A Confederate Officer Disciplines His Slave From The Front 450
422 Hampton Legion Officer's Letter On Muster Roll 950
423 Joe Johnston's Army Plans To Evacuate Manassas 650
424 Williams Is Elected A Lieutenant In Hampton's Legion 600
425 Defending Charleston, South Carolina In The Summer of 1864 700
426 Defending South Carolina In 1864 400
427 Paying for the Confederate War Machine PASS
428 44th North Carolina Soldier’s Letter from Elmira Prison 190
429 Confederate Prisoner at Elmira wants ‘clothing Grey color’ 200
430 51st Georgia Letter from Elmira Prison 200
431 7th Texas Infantry Officer Letter While in Line of Battle at Atlanta “...subjugation or continued war will be our doom for the South seems determined to hold onto the Nigger if all the White men are 850
432 Wallpaper Cover and Military Letter 350
433 Totaling The Salisbury Prison Deaths 180
434 Chew’s Artillery Battle Report 950
435 Runaway Slaves & Wallpaper Cover 200
436 18th Virginia Infantry & 5th Virginia Cavalry Good Battle Content Diary 5500
437 13th Mississippi Prisoner of War Letter 500
438 A Richmond Mother wants To Take Her Son To Ireland PASS
439 July 1861 Confederate Soldier's Yorktown, Virginia Letter 100
440 A 64th New York Officer's Letter On Captured Confederate Stationery PASS
441 Vicksburg POWs Are Officially Exchanged PASS
442 Colonel John L. Black Commanding East Lines Around Charleston Requests a Map in Mid 1864 325
443 Letter Signed by General States Rights Gist Pertaining Acquiring Sabres for the Cavalry 1500
444 A Very Rare Letter from Mississippi on an Arkansas Department No. 2 Letterhead Signed by Vicksburg POW 70
445 Rare Confederate Engineer Letter Pertaining to a $50,000 Transfer 90
446 Confederate Special Orders PASS
447 6th Tennessee Court Martial Documents PASS
448 CONFEDERATE BROADSIDE OFFERS AMNESTY TO DESERTERS 2000
449 War Date Letter of President Davis 1300
450 A North Carolina Plantation Owner Is Taxed In 1864 PASS
451 Buying a Horse and Mules for General Randall Gibson's Brigade 50
452 He Fought with Stonewall - 27th Virginia Infantry Letter 140
453 General Beall Informs General Ruggles of a Victory for the Army of Western Louisiana 150
454 Confederate Georgia Tax Document 80
455 Confederate Tax Document 80
456 7th Georgia Cavalry State Guards Discharge & Pay Voucher 150
457 General Pierce Young’s Brigade Receives their Battle Flags 1700
458 Governor Watts of Alabama War-Date Autograph Letter Signed 150
459 Lexington, North Carolina Confederate Parole 800
460 North Carolina Disabled Soldiers Imprint PASS
461 The Organization of the Confederate ‘Legion of Honor’ PASS
462 Confederate Document Pertaining to Horses for General Hampton 200
463 1865 Slave Requisiton Military Letter 600
464 North Carolina General Signs the Appomattox Parole 7000
465 General Robert E. Lee Scrapbook 400
466 War Dated Pass 160
467 Confederate John Minor Maury Prisoner of War Letter 500
468 12th Virignia Infantry Prisoner of War Letter 500
469 Abingdon, Virginia Store Rent on CSA Printed Form PASS
470 3rd South Carolina Muster Roll the Day of its Capitulation under General Johnston PASS
471 General Lee is Appointed General-in-Chief othe Armies of the Confederate States PASS
472 Facsimilie of a Financial Transaction Involving the Production of Ships Register in May, 1865 for Use of the Escaping Confederate Government 50
473 Hard Times for Ex-Confederates 60
474 Rare Form of the Tax in Kind Document PASS
475 April 1865 CSA Document 80
476 Late War-Date Quartermaster Document PASS
477 CSA Imprint Tax in Kind 100
478 Nice Georgia Citizen Loyalty Oath 250
479 Scarce Colonel John Kerr Connally, 55th North Carolina Letter to Walter Taylor Pertaining to Deserters & Unionists Arming Themselves in North Carolina 2000
480 The Unreconstructed South PASS
481 General Forrest Signed Railroad Stock 850
482 Original Pen & Ink Black Americana Cartoon 350
483 $10,000 CSA Scrip Certificate from London 60
484 Document Signed by General Simon Bolivar Buckner and Two Other Kentucky Soldiers 70
485 John Brown Gordon Signed Document 160
486 He Was Joe Johnston's Chief Scout During The Atlanta Campaign PASS
487 Former Confederate General Invitation To The US Senate 225
488 The Abolition Crusade and Its Consequences. PASS
489 Hampton & Reconstruction 140
490 Shall Congress Erect Statues at National Expense to Confederate Officers in Washington PASS
491 Selling Lee's Signature in the 1930's 50
492 Directly after Georgia’s Secession, She forms an Independent Navy 70
493 5th New Hampshire Commission for Antietam Casualty 350
494 U.S. Grant Signed Military Document 650
495 John Crittenden Signed Document 100
496 Recruiting the 13th Infantry PASS
497 1st Massachusetts Document PASS
498 Fresh Fish Letter 180
499 Scarce Kentucky Commission 250
500 Patriotic Songster 200
501 Uncle Sam vs. South Carolina 150
502 Good Patriotic Content 110
503 The Battle of Balls Bluff 325
504 Protecting the President and the Capitol in 1861 350
505 Facing General Joe Johnston's Army Written on The Day of First Bull Run PASS
506 A Massachusetts Mother Is Willing To Sacrifice "Everything" To Abolish Slavery” 100
507 The 14th New York Build An Observatory Near Alexandria in 1861 50
508 A Loyal Kentuckian Loves His State In 1861 50
509 A Hoosier Is Against Civil War In February 1861 110
510 General Buell’s Army Regs. PASS
511 Major General Winfield Scott Hancock Signature 140
512 They Dug the Mine for the Crater 80
513 The Secessionist 170
514 Rare 6th Penn. Cavalry Letter on the Defenses of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 150
515 The Day Virginia Seceeded from the Union 100
516 The one regiment in all the Union armies which sustained the greatest loss in battle during the American Civil War was the Fifth New Hampshire Infantry. 90
517 Seized Kentucky Weapons PASS
518 Good Content Early War New Jersey Letter 60
519 Before the battle at First Manassas 375
520 American Sailor is Tried For Shooting a Black Seaman in England 140
521 Union War Fever Commentary PASS
522 US Medical Transportation Broadside 50
523 BROOKLYN HOMEFRONT LETTER AT OUTBREAK OF WAR PASS
524 Ohio Archive On Family Member Who Is An Officer In The 35th Ohio PASS
525 Two Year Diary With Intense Chancellorsville Account 2000
526 Soldier’s Diary With Battle of Gettysburg Account 6000
527 Taken Prisoner by the 25th Texas Rangers at Shiloh 170
528 Soldier Must Serve in the Maryland Militia 140
529 5th Connecticut Soldier Writes of Not Having Been Much of a Burden on Uncle Sam as they Foraged from Georgia and South Carolina PASS
530 Third Maryland Potomac Home Brigade Musters 90
531 Only 22 Years Old When He Made Lieut. Colonel, This Young Hero Sends a Patrol to Find the Enemy 160
532 The most prolific maker of handguns in the Civil War 100
533 56th New York Infantry Letter PASS
534 1862 Military Content Circular PASS
535 Occupation Of New Orleans - Benjamin Butler Broadside PASS
536 34th/186th New York Correspondance Grouping PASS
537 He Led a Brigade at Antietam 100
538 “...The rebels were trying to surround us and the Capt. jumped up on a stump and shot the rebel Col. off his horse. ...” 475
539 Great Monitor Content Letter 225
540 “...had the pleasure of taking a Rebel second Lieut. and two privates....” 900
541 The Draft Dodgers Lampooned 550
542 124th Pennsyvlania at Picket Station 110
543 War Date Colt Revolver Price List PASS
544 43rd New York Infantry Letter 100
545 Artillery Battery Action Report of the 4th Massachusetts Light Artillery 225
546 Gideon Welles Signed Naval Commission 300
547 Archive of Pvt. Ephraim Carey, 34th Mass 1000
548 Union Army Patrols Near Gettysburg In 1862 While Pursuing JEB Stuart's Cavalry PASS
549 Rare Veteran Reserve Corps Officer's Archive PASS
550 Future Bvt. Brig. General Seeks A Position In The 14th Illinois Cavalry PASS
551 A Wisconsin Gets A Home Made Pistol And Springfield Rifle PASS
552 The 29th Wisconsin Heads To the Front 100
553 Encountering Abandoned Cotton Plantations In Arkansas In 1862 100
554 The 29th Wisconsin Leads An Expedition Into The Arkansas Countryside 150
555 “...their bullets flew thick and fast among us but I escaped without a mark. We killed about 60 or 70 of them...” 375
556 Scorched Earth on the Way Back Through Tennessee from Corinth 550
557 83rd Pennsylvania Soldier Writes of Casualties at Gaine’s Mill 275
558 3rd Rhode Island Heavy Artillery Document PASS
559 141st Pennsylvania Gettysburg Heroes Letters 110
560 Tennesse Militia Letter to Colonel T. Kilby Smith 100
561 1st Illinois Light Artillery Fighting in Tennessee PASS
562 Bucktails Document Signed by General Seymour for Items Lost at South Mountain and Antietam PASS
563 This Well Known Mainer who Commanded a portion of 16th Maine Infantry Died of Wounds Received at Laurel Hill, Virginia 150
564 The 16th Maine Assembles in Augusta On The Way To War PASS
565 Buying A Commission In The 16th Maine PASS
566 A Maine Volunteer Looks For His Bounty PASS
567 Gettysburg Casualties Are Commissioned Into The 16th Maine PASS
568 Maine Officer Dies On The March 100
569 Guarding The Potomac With The 13th Mass. 100
570 Crossing The Potomac With The 13th Mass. PASS
571 A Connecticut Soldier Does Not Want To See Contrabands When He Gets Home PASS
572 New York City Valentine Manual Civil War Scenes PASS
573 Rebel Forces Attack Hancock, Maryland in January 1862 PASS
574 Southern Planters Argue The Merits of Slavery With USS Wissahickon Officer PASS
575 USS Wissahickon Officer Letter Group PASS
576 New Hampshire Executive Department Official Thinks The War Useless After Antietam PASS
577 97th Pennsylvania Soldier's Letter PASS
578 Rare Battle Letter On Union Defeat at Ponchatoula, La, Sept. 15, 1862 PASS
579 148th Infantry Soldier Correspondance with Lincoln Assassination News 150
580 4th & 29th Massachusetts Infantry Letters 225
581 On Contraband Servants and Lager Beer PASS
582 Fighting Near Blackwater, Virginia October 1862 PASS
583 The Troops At Suffolk Are Reviewed By General Dix PASS
584 Capturing Badly Wounded Rebels And A Rocket Battery Near Suffolk, Virginia PASS
585 Great Description Of General Michael Corcoran And His Irish "Legion" 160
586 A 5th US Cavalryman Sleeps Through An Artillery Barrage PASS
587 During The Battle of Fredericksburg With The 5th US Cavalry PASS
588 Praising The Lord For Surviving The Battle of Brandy Station PASS
589 Detailed As Picket At Emmitsburg During The Battle of Gettysburg PASS
590 A Cavalryman Sees His Friend Killed In Battle And His Body Pillaged 475
591 Confederate POWS at Gettysburg Take the Oath 120
592 Descriptive Letter by Gettysburg Casualty of Point Lookout with Period Print 300
593 Bull Run & Gettysburg were Sabbath Descecrations 130
594 General Banks Signed USCT Commission 350
595 Heavy Fighting in Tennessee PASS
596 US Colored Troops Appointment 50
597 Insane Soldier is Sent to the Judiciary Square Hospital 50
598 The Rose Greenhow Spy Ring is Broken Up PASS
599 Exchange of Prisoners Captured When Twiggs Surrendered the U.S. Forces in Texas 225
600 1st Rhode Island Cavalry Letter from Camp Parole 140
601 Negroes Run Contraband Goods into Missouri 140
602 12th Kansas Infantry Pay Voucher PASS
603 He Died of Wounds Received in the Battle of Drewry’s Bluff - and Writes of Chancellorsville 90
604 General Giles A. Smith Signed Field & Staff Muster Roll Listing his Negroes and those of the his Officers 150
605 “...The 4th Mass. and 22nd Maine will always be pointed at as disgracing themselves upon the field of battle. ...” 120
606 Union Soldier is Ordered to the Detective Corps 100
607 Officer Writes a Letter on Rare “Sprague Light Cavalry” Lettersheet PASS
608 North Carolina Militia Letter 150
609 Chancellorsville POW Diary 72nd New York With Baseball & Football Content 1700
610 A Father Recalls Casualties Of The Iron Brigade At Second Bull Run PASS
611 Letter of Recommendation Signed by Gettysburg Heroes 400
612 The Emancipation Proclamation is Issued to the U.S. Army 200
613 Feeding the Gettysburg Wounded 200
614 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry Letter 150
615 12th West Virignia Appointment and Rare Medal 350
616 13th New Hampshire Infantry Letter 150
617 12th Vermont Infantry Letter PASS
618 Broadside Issued In Response to the New York Draft Riots 850
619 Autograph Book from the CORP D’ AFRIQUE 425
620 EXCELSIOR BRIGADE AT GETTYBURG 90
621 Battle of Chancellorsville Letter 250
622 A Maryland Farmer Joins The Fight During The Gettysburg Campaign 375
623 The Emancipation Proclamation Hits Home In Illinois 110
624 Bvt. Brig. Gen Ely S. Parker Signature PASS
625 25th Illinois Infantry Fighting in Tennessee 300
626 A Union Soldier Wants to Meet His Wife Under The Sheets 150
627 7th Connecticut United States Christian Commission Presentation Soldier's Booklet PASS
628 Civil War Print of The Charge of The 13th United States Regulars At Vicksburg PASS
629 Battle of Spotsylvania Prang Lithograph PASS
630 Rebel Raid in Pennsylvania PASS
631 Hard Fought at Gettysburg this 82nd Ohio Soldier Teases his Uncle About Heading to Canada and Not Fighting for the Niggers 170
632 13th Wisconsin Soldier Writes of Seeing Executions 110
633 7th Vermont Infantry Letter Commending the Negro Troops 150
634 “... had the fun of firing twice at a nigger....” 150
635 A Union General Receives his Pay and Compensation for his Negro Servants 140
636 The Death of a Colonel 70
637 He Was WIA 3 Times and KIA at Boydton Plank Road PASS
638 7th Indiana Infantry 80
639 NY Draft Riots 250
640 “...the war now is for the nigger and not the Union...” 130
641 “...John B. Allen he was shot in the head. I saw him after it was done he looked pretty bad. I can tell you he was hit right in the center of his forehead on the top of the forehead ...” 600
642 “... the boys keep shooting whenever they could see their heads & so did the rebs…" PASS
643 Beginning of the Mine Run Campaign 100
644 27th Maine WIA Signed Morning Report PASS
645 Libby Prison Albumen in August of 1863 PASS
646 Maps of the March of the 23rd Army Corps through Kentucky 1900
647 The 16th Maine Is Reviewed By General Robinson PASS
648 16th Maine Replaces Their Flag Lost At Gettysburg PASS
649 81st Ohio Letter 100
650 An Ohio Soldier Fights For His Ungrateful Family 100
651 Talking With Rebel Pickets In South Carolina PASS
652 Connecticut Soldiers Are Turned Into Marines PASS
653 Fort Sumter Is Bombarded In November 1863 PASS
654 Pro-Union Patriotic Pamphlet PASS
655 1st Corps Soldier Describes His Corps Badge 700
656 Connecticut Soldier Says, "I want to help bombard Sullivan's and James' Islands" PASS
657 A 32nd Mass. Soldier Dies Peacefully PASS
658 Union Sailor's Letter From USS Morse PASS
659 Plantation Slaves Welcome Union Troops To Louisiana 150
660 Artic Explorer Adolphus W. Greely Visits The 48th Massachusetts PASS
661 Volleys Are Fired Over Union Dead At Vicksburg PASS
662 The 81st Illinois Is Called Into Line Of Battle PASS
663 Darkies Cook For The 81st Illinois PASS
664 The Citizens Of Vicksburg Are Threatened With Being Sent Away After That City's Capture PASS
665 Scouting For Guerrillas In The Arkansas Country Side 150
666 Rebel Soldiers Believe God Is With Them, But Is Acting "Mighty Strange" 100
667 A Captured Union Soldier Returns With A Parole PASS
668 The Sight Of Graves Touch An Illinois Soldier's Heart 100
669 Rebel Cavalry Runs At The Sight Of Union Troops 110
670 Old Abe Calls for Another Draft In Early 1864 PASS
671 A Union Soldier Wants Equal Rights And Segregation For The Blacks Race PASS
672 A Union Soldier Is Shocked At The "Suffering Appearance Of Black Refugees PASS
673 Killed In Action Illinois Soldier Letter Group 180
674 A New Jersey Soldier Is Ordered To Wear A Ball & Chain PASS
675 A New Jersey Brigade Bids Farewell To McClellan PASS
676 A New Jersey Soldier Dies Of Disease & Is Sent Home By Express 375
677 A New Jersey Soldier Describes The Soldier's Rest, Washington 100
678 Union Pickets At Falmouth Turn Away A French Official PASS
679 General Alexander Hays Assumes Command In The Second Corps PASS
680 Soldier Dies Of Apoplexy While Hooker Reviews The Thin Ranks Of The Army Of The Potomac PASS
681 Visiting Secretary Stanton & A Wounded Brother After Chancellorsville PASS
682 12th New Jersey Soldier Is Arrested For Cowardice At Gettysburg 150
683 The 12th New Jersey Fills Its Thinned Ranks After Gettysburg While Pillaging Virginia PASS
684 3rd Rhode Island Cavalry MWIA Bayou Goula 50
685 Sherman’s Campaign in Georgia PASS
686 Seizure of Mobile Cotton by Union Forces 70
687 U.S. Colored Troops Casulaties While Leading an Expedition into South Carolina 350
688 Letter from Soldier Employed by the Commissioner for Exchange PASS
689 Losses at Bristow Station by 1st Mass Cavalry 100
690 Major of the 13th Regular Army Writes of Casualties at Vicksburg 150
691 Casualties for the 169th New York in May-July 1864 170
692 Rare Letter Related to the Red Cloud War in Minnesota 140
693 A Parable Dedicated to the Loyal Soldiers of the North PASS
694 39th Massachusetts Letter with Content 450
695 16th Mass Light Artillery Letter 140
696 He was Wounded in Action at Gettysburg with the 13th Massachusetts PASS
697 13th Maine Infantry Letter Ambushed by the Rebs 190
698 89th New York Letter with Casualties 100
699 11th Maine Infantry Soldier Writes from Laurel Hill, Virginia PASS
700 Georgia Prisoners Captured During the Defense of Savannah by General Kilpatrick’s Cavalry 250
701 He Was Exchanged for the Son of Robert E. Lee 160
702 “...They gave me a slight caution the other day by shooting a hole through my hat! ...” 250
703 87th Indiana Infantry Letter 160
704 A Union Sailor Writes From Beaufort, North Carolina PASS
705 On Col. Ulric Dalhgren's Failed Raid On Richmond PASS
706 Union Naval Officers Sit For Mathew Brady In 1861 PASS
707 Naval Commander John R. Goldsborough On The Capture Of Port Royal In November 1861 1400
708 Important Union Southern Atlantic Blockade Commander Letter PASS
709 Admiral DuPont Inspects The Destruction Of Fort Pulaski In April 1862 PASS
710 A Future Brevet Brig. Gen. On The Peninsula Campaign PASS
711 General Henry Madill's Wounds Are Assessed By His Surgeon Brother PASS
712 Pennsylvania Bounty Document PASS
713 From the Papers of General Smith - Battle Report 275
714 Red River Expedition Battle Report 275
715 Battle Report Drafts 100
716 The Wife of Major General Andrew Jackson Smith Sends a Poem to her Husband 100
717 17th Vermont Infantry Letter PASS
718 Unique Soldiers Archive - KIA at Resaca 3000
719 Wounded Yankee Chart Broadside 225
720 131st NY Letter PASS
721 Fighting 32nd Massachusetts Soldiers Collection 300
722 Sterling Price Raids Missouri in 1864 PASS
723 Northern Song Sheet Captured By An Indiana Soldier in Savannah, Georgia PASS
724 US Colored Troops Muster Roll 180
725 Muster Roll Testifies the Costly Battle of Weldon Railroad - Enroute to Atlanta PASS
726 California Secesh Make a Run for the Nevada Border to Avoid the Draft 110
727 Senator Hale is Reviewed for Misconduct Involving a Prisoner at Old Capital Prison PASS
728 Unusual Wisconsin Extra Pay Document PASS
729 110th New York Infantry Letter from Fort Jefferson, Florida with Rare ‘300,000 Strong’ Cover 250
730 He Was Killed Two Weeks After Penning this Letter 120
731 California Man Asking General Hancock for a Favor 150
732 Letter about a 27th Connecticut Infantry Soldier “when the battle began he faltered and begun to cry” PASS
733 6th New York Cavalry Letter on the ‘Stonewall Cemetery’ 200
734 1st Michigan Light Artillery Fighting at Nashville 100
735 9th New York Cavalry KIA at Cedarville 50
736 During the War Some Lost Their Lives, Some Lost Limbs, and Others Lost Their Loves PASS
737 General Harland Requests a Wounded Rebel Soldier be Brought to him Under Guard PASS
738 Preparing For The Grand Review PASS
739 A Union Volunteer Is Afraid The Government Will Keep Them After their Term Expires PASS
740 The 81st Ohio Assembles At The Opening Of The Atlanta Campaign PASS
741 Scouting For Deserters During The Beginning Of Grant's Overland Campaign PASS
742 A New York Soldier Writes from Atlanta PASS
743 Advancing Towards Atlanta in July 1864 PASS
744 Writing A Day Before He is Captured and Sent To Andersonville PASS
745 10th Virginia (Union) at The Battle of Berryville on Sept. 3, 1864 PASS
746 1st Maine Cavalry Soldier is Found Dead By His Relative PASS
747 Great Battle of Drewry's Bluff Letter PASS
748 Bottled Up at Bermuda Hundred and not Realizing It PASS
749 7th Conn. Support Cavalry Raids Near Petersburg, June 9, 1864 PASS
750 The 7th Conn. Suffers Heavily at The Battle of Deep Bottom Run PASS
751 Framed Quincy Gillmore Signature with Engraving PASS
752 On The Weldon RR With The 16th Maine 100
753 The Draft Is Put Off For Lincoln's Election 140
754 Capture Of Savannah Georgia Letter 100
755 A Union Sailor of The Blockade Squadron Dines With English Blockade Runners 100
756 The Union Navy Plans To Attack New Bern, N. C. in 1864 PASS
757 A Blockade Runner Is Beached & Blown Up While being Pursued PASS
758 The Union Fleet Prepares For Its First Attack On Fort Fisher PASS
759 Hatcher’s Run Field Printed Broadside PASS
760 Hard Luck Officers of the 105th Pennsylvania 250
761 A Very Hard Fought Group of Officers 300
762 2nd U.S. Cavalry Officer Letter 60
763 General Ord Signed U.S. Colored Troops Commission 325
764 16th Maine Volunteers Muster Roll 120
765 Sherman Receives the Praise of Congress for his March to the Sea 80
766 Nashville Anti-Secession Letter 50
767 William ‘Pig-Iron’ Kelley Letter on Gettysburg and Radicals in Congress “it would make you tingle to hear Ben Lane of Mo. Clark of Kansas and other Western men talk of the necessity of disfranchising 90
768 Surrender of the Cumberland Gap by the Confederate Forces 450
769 104th Ohio Letter on Burnside’s East Tennessee Campaign 425
770 1865 Kentucky Diary With Guerrillas, End of The War & Lincoln Assassination Content 1100
771 Incredible Manuscript Music Book 250
772 KIA Soldier from the Massachusettes Cavalry 100
773 17th Vermont Infantry Letter PASS
774 Sultana Survivor Writes of His Experiences 950
775 Scrapbook of Sultana Survivor Eratus Winters “... the writer escaped, was kept in Hospital at Memphis until May 10th ...” PASS
776 4th Corps Battle Flag Requisition Document PASS
777 A 38th New Jersey Musician Has A Few Choice Words For The Folks Back Home PASS
778 Captured by Forrest and Sent to Andersonville 300
779 A Mississippi Transport Sacrifices Its Livestock Cargo To Save The Vessel PASS
780 Union Soldiers Carve Pipes While Sherman Advances 100
781 The General Says Farewell PASS
782 End of the War Poems Penned by Colonel of the 1st New York Cavalry 900
783 Good Content California Miner’s Letter “I don’t think we shall have any trouble here in this state now with the rebels they are quite still and I think will stay so.” 90
784 IRS Document Taxing a Georgia Man for the Year Ending May 1st, 1865 70
785 1st Vermont Heavy Artillery Letter 140
786 This 25th Indiana Officer is Now a Citizen a Soldier No Longer PASS
787 25th Inidana Officer Writes of Fighting in South Carolina Duirng the Carolina Campaign 140
788 Excellent Tennessee Oath to the United States 160
789 They Lost 231 Men Killed or Mortally Wounded PASS
790 Norfolk, Virginia Woman Makes a Claim Against the Federal Government 120
791 Tongue in Cheek Attack on General Kilpatrick by General Robert Allen 200
792 Great Gettysburg Regiment - 16th Maine Infantry Discharge Signed by Colonel Walter T. Chester the Last Volunteer of the Army of the Potomac Mustered Out of Service PASS
794 Ben Butler Says Farewell To His Army PASS
795 A VRC Officer Quits Smoking PASS
796 An Ohio Soldier Predicts The Fall Of Fort Fisher And The End Of The Confederacy 100
797 A Sherman Soldier Prepares For The Grand Review PASS
798 Collecting Arms in the Occupied South 190
799 A Sister Writes on Her Wounded Brother in the 1st Maine Cavalry PASS
800 1st Maine Cavalry Officer Returns From a Raid PASS
801 New York Times Newspaper Detailing the Battle of Fort Fisher PASS
802 THE CITIZENS OF ROCKVILLE ARE "POOR AS HELL" PASS
803 UNION LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA RECEIPT PASS
804 ALABAMA PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR LETTER TO ANDREW JOHNSON PASS
805 UNION SOLDIER'S SERVANT'S HORSE STOLEN BY HIS OLD MASTER! PASS
806 81st Ohio Letter PASS
807 Sherman's Army Grand Review Letter PASS
808 Pair 2nd Rhode Island Letters PASS
809 Parole Letter By Andersonville Petitioner 180
810 The Draft Comes to New York State PASS
811 Former Soldier Vents Over Death of Comrade for the Freedom of Slaves 400
812 Negro Soldier Civil War Discharge 275
813 Winning The MOH For Advancing The Flag At Cedar Mountain 400
814 Proofs Of Citizenship And Loyalty Circular PASS
815 Paying The Hospital Rent After The War 50
816 General Lucius Fairchild Writes Elisha Hunt Rhodes 160
817 Paying the Citizens of Pennsylvania For Damage Done by the Confederate Invaders 140
818 This Old Soldier Didn’t Call a Woman a Whore 110
819 Union General Writes a Fellow General 110
820 Gettysburg Heroes Correspondance Archive Between Alexander Webb and Joshua Chamberlain PASS
821 Chattanooga & Chickamauga Relic Book PASS
822 General Sheridan Memorial PASS
823 Gen McClellan Letter To Jonathan Letterman On Gettysburg & 1868 Presidential Campaign PASS
824 Civil War Book Prospectus PASS
825 Fantastic Gettysburg Content Letter Grouping 2500
826 Pickett's Charge Artilleryman's Gettysburg History PASS
827 An Enormous Antietam Battlefield Map PASS
828 The Medicinal use of Cocaine & Morphine 80
829 Yankee Plans to SHOOT a Prosoner of War 200
830 Congressman Samuel Houston Enroute To West Point On Official Business 2000
831 Scarce Francis Scott Key Letter Settling The General’s Affairs 800
832 A FURIOUS CONGRESSMAN CROCKETT THREATENS A CARD SHARK: "I WILL BE DAMNED IF I DON'T GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF THE LAW" 43000
833 Before He Dazzeled His Audiences PASS
834 Autograph Collection PASS
835 Admiral Ernest Mouchez Group PASS
836 P. T. Barnum Signed Barnum Bridgeport Circus Pass 250
837 Pinkerton Letter PASS
838 THOMAS A. EDISON LETTER ON WATER FLOW 275
839 Senator Claude Pepper on Public Welfare PASS
840 Kurt Godel Group 160
841 Jussi Bjoerling Signed Photograph 600
842 Arthur Fielder TLS PASS
843 Tea Strainer 50
844 Original Felt Policeman’s Helmet 400
845 Solid Gold Masters Presentation Masonic Badge PASS
846 A World Trade Center Survivor 275
847 Church of Scotland Is Threatened by the Quakers 200
848 1790 Ship Receipt PASS
849 18th Century Shipping Document PASS
850 Late 1700’s Shipping Document PASS
851 Connecticut Prosecution Document PASS
852 18th Century South Carolina Orphans Letter PASS
853 Book of Poetry 110
854 A Sealing Voyage from Boston 1806 PASS
855 New Hampshirec Ledger 160
856 Poem “ Farewell to Elias Hicks “ PASS
857 Selling a Pew PASS
858 The Men & City of Jefferson in Missouri 90
859 Poltics and Eminent Virgnians 130
860 Rare 1841 Ship’s Journal 850
861 Order of United American Mechanics Membership Document 60
862 Cutting out an eyeball 50
863 Incredible 12’ Hand Colored Map of the Hudson River Valley 1200
864 Georgia Society Letter 110
865 Whaling Business Day Book 160
866 18th Century Wood Block Engravings Of South Pacific Natives PASS
867 Excellent San Francisco Fire Lettr 1500
868 A Musuem Pass for the Boston Society of Natural History PASS
869 Daniel Webster Political Pamphlet PASS
870 From Nevada City “...The most ancient record of the history of the human race describes to us the creation of man and woman and their union together by the hand of Jehovah....” 50
871 Rare Whaling Journal with Excellent Account of a Ship Wreck and More 1500
872 Establishing the Big Blue Indian Reservation 150
873 This Mormon Newspaper Was Printed in Salt Lake City 190
874 Reverend Goldsbury Archive 160
875 Antebellum Southern Theatre Broadside 275
876 Sailmaker’s Plan Book, Newburyport, MA. 1860’s. 2100
877 Early Pocket Map of New York City 475
878 Bloody Deeds of Gen. Jackson Handbill and More 150
879 Missouri Pioneer Letters PASS
880 McKinney Family of Wisconsin Group PASS
881 Reconstruction Era Diary from Virginia 130
882 The State of North Carolina Issues a Reconstruction Bond 90
883 Exceptionally Ornate Railroad Bond 100
884 “Let every Southern Educator read this.” 70
885 The Reeves Family of Elkhorn, Wisconsin Archive PASS
886 North Carolina Railroad Broadside for the “Great Southern Railroad” 275
887 Log Book of the Brig. Julia Lingley 100
888 Early Railroad Broadside 300
889 Tracy Edson Diary PASS
890 Great Illustrated and Printed American Merchant Document Lot PASS
891 1876 Centennial Program PASS
892 Business Journals from Wisconsin PASS
893 The Catlett and Timberneck Dairy Farm Group PASS
894 Thomas Gordon Penn Group PASS
895 New Jersey Legal Document Archive PASS
896 Curwensville Bank Archive PASS
897 Ohio State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals 60
898 Bank of Kentucky PASS
899 Vintage Graphic Full Color Tobacco Label 90
900 1893 World’s Fair Book PASS
901 Maine Horse Racing PASS
902 Arter’s Sons Saddle and Leather Company PASS
903 Silent Movie Poster 425
904 Scarce EDISON Silent Movie Poster 600
905 Silent Movie Poster 200
906 OHIO CONGRESSMAN SIMEON D. FESS ON ANTI-DRINKING 50
907 Obscene Books Broadside from Tennessee 50
908 Pair 19th Century Political Campaign Ballots PASS
909 Hiram Giddings Mss Diary 150
910 32nd Congress Representatives Broadside 50
911 Document Signed by Reuben Hyde Walworth PASS
912 Schuyler Colfax Letter Archive 900
913 Democrates of Maryland Meet for a Political Meeting on the Election of 1856 140
914 DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS PASS
915 Michigan Senators and Crongressman Group PASS
916 Early AdvertisingUse of Mount Vernon and Washington’s Tomb 300
917 Broadsheet Signed By President George Washington 2100
918 Bone Carved Washington knife: att. John Vogler 3000
919 George Washington Birthday Celebration Lot PASS
920 A Thomas Jefferson Autograph Note Carried by his Slave John Hemings 26000
921 James Madison Signed Land Grant 275
922 William Henry Harrison Memorial Print on Fabric PASS
923 William Henry Harrison Campaign Ribbon's Cabinet Card PASS
924 William Henry Harrison Portrait 1840 Political Campaign Flag 4750
925 The Election of William Henry Harrison PASS
926 ZACHARY TAYLOR IS PRESENTED WITH A HORSE 100
927 President Millard Fillmore CDV 100
928 Millard Fillmore Portrait 1856 Flag Ribbon PASS
929 Judiciary Committee of the House votes to impeach Johnson PASS
930 Assigned To Be President Johnson's Body Guard PASS
931 President Grant and Family Stereoview PASS
932 President U.S. Grant Funeral Train Table PASS
933 1868 Presidential Campaign Goods Broadside 500
934 Man Wearing General Grant Portrait Badge PASS
935 ULYSSES S. GRANT MOURNING ADDRESS PASS
936 James Garfield 1880 Campaign Bandana PASS
937 Chester A. Arthur New York City Customhouse Letter Archive 160
938 Unlisted Cleveland and Thurman 1888 Campaign Bandana 100
939 Cleveland and Thurman 1888 Campaign Parade Belt 160
940 Harrison and Morton 1888 Campaign Banner 150
941 Unlisted Harrison and Reid 1892 Campaign Bandana 160
942 William Howard Taft Portrait Campaign Banner PASS
943 President Woodrow Wilson Appoints a North Carolinian as Director of the Census 250
944 Unlisted President Warren G. Harding Portrait Pennant 250
945 Naval General Orders Informs Seamen of the Death of President Harding and the Constitutional Appointment of Calvin Coolidge to President 425
946 Anti-Semetic - President Roosevelt Propaganda 110
947 Franklin Roosevelt Signed Check & Original Photograph 475
948 President Harry Truman Signs A Photograph For Jack Lord of Hawaii Five-O 150
949 Dwight Eisenhower TLS 160
950 Providing Penalties for the Assaniation of the President PASS
951 Official White House Sympathy Card on the Death of Patrick Kennedy 100
952 Jimmy Carter Inaugural Day Cover Signed 160
953 Four American Presidents Signed This Engraving 1300
954 1847 WHEELOCK TEXAS LAND CLAIM LETTER 150
955 1850's Irish Gold Miner's California Valentine from California PASS
956 Document Signed by Commodore John Sloat who Proclaimed US Annexation of California 50
957 Horses Killed in Battle Will be Reimbursed by the Federal Government 50
958 American Stagecoach Bandit Charles Boles “Black Bart” Signature 350
959 A Murderer Hanged - Rare Execution Ticket 300
960 Rare Indian Photo by Soule 300
961 CHIEF SEATTLE CABINET CARD 150
962 The noble Red Man is a myth…He is really odious, but intensely picturesque 110
963 Personally Owned and Signed Book 180
964 Standing Rock Agency Pre-Printed Cursive Circular - With Mention of Chiefs Red Cloud and Spotted Tail 130
965 UNUSUAL HAND-TINTED CARTE DE VISITE OF CHE-NOPE, SAC & FOX BRAVE. 170
966 Feldman Photographs a Squaw PASS
967 Chief Indian Scout at Standing Rock Reservation 300
968 Lincoln County New Mexico Stock Certificate 130
969 Barker Indian Photos PASS
970 The Final Frontier 50
971 Another Personally Owned and Signed Book 170
972 An Early Operating Room Image 100
973 Early Eskimo Photographs PASS
974 Limited Edition Karl Moon 80
975 William Henry Jackson Native American Photograph PASS
976 Carl Moon Photograph 200
977 Extensive Description of California Mentioning Negroes, Japs, Chinese, Jews, Mexicans, Indians and More PASS
978 Wonderfully Adorned Indian PASS
979 An Early Reference Book for the COLT 50
980 He Was An Original Inductee of Baseball’s Hall of Fame 250
981 Wilmington Football Team Items 80
982 THE CINDERELLA MAN - BOXER JAMES BRADDOCK - SIGNATURE ON LAMB'S CLUB DINNER PROGRAM 200
983 Unitas Takes The Field 190
984 ‘Cool Papa’ Bell Grouping PASS