Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Boston in 1653
| 450 |
2
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1695, Dr. William's first sermon at Mr. Boyle's lecture
| PASS |
3
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Cotton Mather’s Nephew, Joseph Cotton
| PASS |
4
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1716 “Being a Sermon Preached on the First Day of August. (The Day which King George Began His Happy Reign)”
| PASS |
5
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1723 New Hampshire Document
| PASS |
6
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Family Letter - 1726
| 50 |
7
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1741 New Hampshire
| PASS |
8
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1749 Document Re: First Parrish of Rowley (Ispswich) Massachusetts
| 200 |
9
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Early Connecticut Broadside
| 120 |
10
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Thomas Hancock, John Hancock’s Uncle and Benefactor
| 350 |
11
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Colonial Connecticut 1763 (One Hundred Years Before The Emancipation Proclamation) Slave Receipt.
| PASS |
12
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1741 Colonial Connecticut Slave Sale Demand Letter: My Price For The Negro Is One Hundred & Forty Pounds Currant Passable Money As Shall Pass From Man To Men In Any Of Our Said Colonys."
| 375 |
13
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He was a member of the Boston Tea Party
| PASS |
14
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1773 Account Book By Chairman of the Tea Committee
| 100 |
15
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He Was the Secretary to the United States Consitutional Convention and Personal Secretary to George Washington
| 100 |
16
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Early Pennsylvania Politician
| 50 |
17
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American colonies react to King George’s response to Bunker Hill
| PASS |
18
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1776 Document
| PASS |
19
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1776 Chasing a Deserter
| 150 |
20
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Revolutionary War Bounty
| PASS |
21
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1776 - The Town Armory Report
| 180 |
22
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POW Document - 1777
| 225 |
23
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1777 - Enlistment Documents
| 1500 |
24
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Scarce Revolutionary War Broadside
| 2400 |
25
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Revolutionary War Sword, Commission & Fort Ticonderoga Casualty List
| PASS |
26
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Revolutionary War Muster
| 190 |
27
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He Commanded Massachusetts Forces During the Battle of Lexington and Concord in April 1775.
| PASS |
28
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Cornwallis Clip
| PASS |
29
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Rare Collection of Lexington Alarm Captain's Documents
| 500 |
30
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Revolutionary War Documents For Lodging At Lexington Green's Iconic Buckman's Tavern.
| PASS |
31
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Revolutionary War Prize Money
| PASS |
32
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Mayflower Descedent - Miltia Captain Signs off on Dischatging The Militia
| 150 |
33
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Timothy Pickering - War Date Document
| 100 |
34
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1783 Occupied NYC
| 110 |
35
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1784 Alexander Hamilton
| PASS |
36
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Signer of The Articles of Confederation
| PASS |
37
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1790 letter with Shay’s Rebellion Content
| 275 |
38
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The 1st United States Secretary of War
| 60 |
39
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The Ladies of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Called Hm the "Irish Beauty"
| 100 |
40
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1799 Document Signed by Clement Biddle
| 50 |
41
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Early Maine Document Grouping for William Jones Includes Military and Judicial Appointments
| PASS |
42
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Vermont Revolutionary War Claim
| PASS |
43
|
Lot of 3 Baltimore newspapers with runaway slave ads
| 50 |
44
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1806 New Jersey Slave Manumission
| 300 |
45
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1806 Slave Bill
| 110 |
46
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1807 Slave Census from New York City
| 100 |
47
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Free Man of Color Teamster for General Grumble Jones and Other Slave Documents
| PASS |
48
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1841 Missouri Slave Tax List
| 50 |
49
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King Cotton
| PASS |
50
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Slave Listing of 46 Names
| 150 |
51
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The Founder of Washington University, Emancipates A Slave and Her Child
| 120 |
52
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NC Slave Bills
| 275 |
53
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The Fugitive Slave Margaret Garner Murders Her Child Rather Than Surrender The Child Back Into Slavery
| 50 |
54
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the Key Abolitionists Newspaper
| PASS |
55
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Bank of Greensborough With Slave Peddlers Vignette-Civil War Souvenir Presentation On Verso.
| 50 |
56
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The Daisy Bank Plantation - Speculation on Buying Negroes
| 350 |
57
|
Anti Slavery Ephemra
| 550 |
58
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The War Date Slave Is $600
| 70 |
59
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Negro Male Figural Clay Pipe Bowl.
| PASS |
60
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How Washington and Jackson Treated the negro Soldiers
| 150 |
61
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Scarce USCT Song Sheet
| 425 |
62
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Slave Gordon, the Scarred Back Contraband & Executions of Two Rebels
| 50 |
63
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Former Florida Slave is Discharged from the United States Colored Troops
| 150 |
64
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USCT - Various Items
| 200 |
65
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1864 Confederate Slave Document
| PASS |
66
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Rare Alabama Confederate Bank Note With Slave Labor Vignette
| 60 |
67
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USCT Eagle Disharges
| PASS |
68
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Freedmen’s Bureau Grouping
| PASS |
69
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Broadside: Bell’s Life in London Sporting Chronicle
| 100 |
70
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Letters From THE COLORED HOME and HOSPITAL of New York City, 1872.
| PASS |
71
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Advertising for Plays
| PASS |
72
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Sambo - 1890’s
| PASS |
73
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He Played a Part In the Play Uncle Tom’s Cabin
| PASS |
74
|
Buffalo Soldiers General Orders
| 100 |
75
|
WWI Colored Troops, “A DARK DAY FOR FRANCE”
| PASS |
76
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No More Colored Cavalry Recruits at the End of World War I
| PASS |
77
|
Rare Marcus Garvey Related Medal
| 250 |
78
|
A Pair of Portsmouth Virginia Newspapers
| PASS |
79
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Confederate General William "Grumble" Jones Draws The Erie Canal Lock System.
| PASS |
80
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A Know-Nothing Supporter On His Hatred of Too "Many 'Isms' From Within Both North and South."
| 100 |
81
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When Virginia seceded from the United States on April 17, 1861, Forrest was made its first and only flag officer in the Virginia Navy
| 100 |
82
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1857 Kansas Territory
| 50 |
83
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1861 “Confederate States of America” Citizens are Given Protection of “American Seamn”
| PASS |
84
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General Grumble Jones is Ordered to Camp
| 80 |
85
|
CSA Medical Document
| 120 |
86
|
CSA Summons to Drill in Charleston
| PASS |
87
|
General Henry Wise Wants Missiourians in his Army
| 225 |
88
|
Samuel Cooper Signed Special Order
| 120 |
89
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Virginia Governor Transfer Property to the Confederate Governemnt
| 400 |
90
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Early Carolina Grays Document
| 100 |
91
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CSA Enlistment Bounty Receipt for South Carolina
| 50 |
92
|
Confederate Marine Hosptial in Florida
| 50 |
93
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1861 Peace Commission - Lincoln Refuses Davis’ Commissioners
| 190 |
94
|
Tennessee Resolves to Fight With the South
| 850 |
95
|
South Carolina Enlistment of Baltimore Man
| PASS |
96
|
General Ripley Writes General Manigault Pertaining to Ordnance
| 375 |
97
|
Early Confederate Virginia Politician
| 120 |
98
|
The Confederate Government Responds To The Federal's Contraband Act.
| 300 |
99
|
President Jefferson Davis Letter Written From Montgomery Alabama
| 1200 |
100
|
Confederate Commission - Not Issued
| 150 |
101
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Immediately After the First Manassas Battle, General Johnston Writes General Beauregard
| 950 |
102
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General Beauregard Gives Instructions and Advises He Has Another Servant
| 650 |
103
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North Carolina Secession Letter
| 425 |
104
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2nd Tennessee Officer WRites of Guarding the Maryland Shore Assisting the Blockade
| 260 |
105
|
“...You will hear from the Tennessee Boys...we will show our hands in two or three days. ...”
| 250 |
106
|
“ ... when we get that done, then we will go into Maryland & then this war will stop....”
| 300 |
107
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The Great Charleston Fire
| 65 |
108
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He was Stonewall Jackson’s Chief of Artillery
| PASS |
109
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Orr’s Rifles Letter Mention the Promotion of Colonel Orr and Slidell and Mason
| PASS |
110
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South Carolina Military Academy
| 250 |
111
|
Confederate Music Sheet
| PASS |
112
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CSA Music
| PASS |
113
|
Boyle was Part of Numerous Undercover Operations
| 450 |
114
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Bachman's Company, South Carolina Artillery
| 50 |
115
|
Virginia Governor Signed Commission
| PASS |
116
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Pickens’ Nomination for Command Positions in the South Carolina Military
| PASS |
117
|
Early Confederate Lottery Items
| 400 |
118
|
Jefferson Davis on White Supremacy
| 130 |
119
|
Victory in Cantucky and Manassas Junction Is Full of Swindlers, Sutlers & Brawlers.
| PASS |
120
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McClellan Is Given An Ultimatum To Attack; CSA Substitutes Are Called Out; They Are Anxious For A Fight; The "Greatest Breastworks You Ever Saw" Are Constructed at Bull Run.
| PASS |
121
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Defending North Carolina's Coast From Bogue Island in 1861
| PASS |
122
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The South's "Best & Noblest Are To Be Taken Away."
| PASS |
123
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North Carolina Teeters On The Brink of Civil War While Polly Has "Some Idea of The Cause of Our Troubles."
| PASS |
124
|
A Union Majority Takes Hold In North Carolina in March 1861
| 100 |
125
|
North Carolina Prepares For War!
| PASS |
126
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War Begins: "Lincoln's Reign Will Be Remembered…As A Dark, Dark Spot In Our Country's History."
| PASS |
127
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Feeling Badly After Refusing The Good-Bye of A Young Southern Volunteer.
| PASS |
128
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The Opening of War Shakes This North Carolinian To The Core.
| PASS |
129
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She Feels Displaced and Anxious While Philadelphia's Citizenry Ramps Up For War.
| PASS |
130
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A Vessel Steams From Wilmington Just Before The Anaconda Plan Goes Into Effect.
| PASS |
131
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Feeling Isolated and Afraid To Show Her True Northern Feelings In Wilmington.
| PASS |
132
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Many of His Intimate Friends Have Been Killed or Wounded During The Battles For Richmond; Lewis Promised He Would Not Fight Against The South; Old Abe Must Feel Sorry About The War and Much, Much...
| 300 |
133
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Witnessing The Beaching of A Blockade Runner "…Shells & Shot Were Flying Over Our Heads All Day..."; Pestilence Reigns In Wilmington.
| PASS |
134
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A Rare Blockade Runner's Letter Written From Nassau: "We Speculate Always On A Rising Market."
| PASS |
135
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The following six (6) lots were found among the military letters of Major Samuel Hollingsworth Stout (1822-1903) Confederate Medical Inspector for the Army of Tennessee whose military papers were...
| PASS |
136
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The Yankees Acknowledge They Were Badly Whipped at The Leesburg Fight.
| 100 |
137
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Honoring Medical Director Edward A. Flewellen (Surgeon in charge of Andersonville's POW Hospital) By Naming a Struggling Hospital After Him.
| 100 |
138
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Looking To Get A "Private" Deal For A Rebel Surgeon Whose Wife "Will Probably Die In A Few Days."
| PASS |
139
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A Rare and Perhaps Last "Official" Confederate Officer's Letter From Andersonville.
| 300 |
140
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Helping The Atlanta Relief Society Prepare For Sherman's Push On Their City.
| PASS |
141
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Southern Rights!
| 250 |
142
|
He Was Strongly Critized By Forrest
| PASS |
143
|
Ohio Copperhead Inventor Makes A Sales Pitch
| 275 |
144
|
Order Issued By Major General Van Dorn
| 100 |
145
|
POW Delaware Documents
| 450 |
146
|
Occupied Virginia Letter - Civilian Requests Protection from General Patrick
| 50 |
147
|
Texas Bond Certificate
| 325 |
148
|
Texas Military Pass
| 190 |
149
|
Confederate RR Tickets
| 600 |
150
|
Steel Engravings
| 50 |
151
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Tredegar Iron Works Documents
| 200 |
152
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Four Confederate Signatures Including Brigadier General JOHN H. WINDER Regarding Stonewall Jackson Fredericksburg Campaign Document
| PASS |
153
|
Confederate Kentucky Soldier Discharge
| 170 |
154
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“On Board Steamer Merrimac”
| PASS |
155
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“Our enemies are putting forth their maximum strength and will fall like a drunken giant exhausted by his overtaxed efforts....”
| PASS |
156
|
Confederate Naval Report
| 50 |
157
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Confederate Ammunition From Atlanta Arsenal.
| 50 |
158
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Burned By General Sherman in 1864 - Cassville, Georgia Confederate Hospitals
| 50 |
159
|
CSA Treasury Note
| 70 |
160
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Confederate General Henry Heth Writes the Union Command About Removing the Dead from the Battle Field Outside of Richmond
| 950 |
161
|
CSA Recruiting Report in South Carolina
| PASS |
162
|
Letter Names CSA Deserters
| 100 |
163
|
From West Virginia Confederate Field Printed Broadside
| 450 |
164
|
CSA Navy Medical Document
| 100 |
165
|
Acting Under the Authority of Robert E. Lee
| 100 |
166
|
Advocating The Use Of Black Soldiers
| 300 |
167
|
Field Printed Broadside: Keystone Brigade Farewell Address by General Spinola.
| PASS |
168
|
A Rare Hard Tack Confederate Rail Road Document
| 120 |
169
|
He Enlist As A Private and Was Promoted to General And Corps Commander
| 1700 |
170
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The CSA Secretary of War Issues a Pass Bearing a Flag of Truce
| 325 |
171
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“...Three of our men deserted night before last....they carried off all the rations belonging to ten men,...’
| 250 |
172
|
South Carolina Soldier Writes of the Yankee Destruction of Sumter and Big Guns Running the Blockade
| PASS |
173
|
Blockade Runner
| 750 |
174
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Blockade Runner Stock
| 1000 |
175
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Battle of Kelley's Ford; The Yankees Supply J. E. B. Stuart's Forces.
| 200 |
176
|
Fall of Atlanta reported in Confederate title
| 200 |
177
|
Tennessee Confederate Newspaper Printed in Georgia
| PASS |
178
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Confederate Order with Printed Generral Lee Signature
| PASS |
179
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Confederate Newspaper with Strong reporting
| PASS |
180
|
Property Destroyed In Atlanta - 1864
| PASS |
181
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This CSA General Was Wounded Four Times
| 150 |
182
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1864 - Augusta - “These men are destitute of clothing...”
| PASS |
183
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Driven Into the Fields of Auguata
| PASS |
184
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$100 Per Cord of Wood in Augusta
| PASS |
185
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Brigadier General Wright Approves a Pair of Shoes for This georgia Soldier
| PASS |
186
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Atlanta’s Largest land Holder. Lemuel Grant
| 100 |
187
|
CSA Disability Medical Record
| 250 |
188
|
Feeding Wives and Children of Confederate Soldier
| 120 |
189
|
Telegram Sent in CODE
| 180 |
190
|
CSA Special Order
| 70 |
191
|
Rare Texas Pass for Mexican Importer to Cross through Confederate Lines into Louisiana
| 550 |
192
|
Louisiana State Treasurer Document
| 275 |
193
|
“...last Friday General Longstreet’s Corps was reviewed by Uncle Bob Lee...”
| PASS |
194
|
From The Confederacy
| 50 |
195
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Confederate Bonds and Treasury Notes Falls By The Way Side In Eastern North Carolina in 1864.
| PASS |
196
|
A Confederate Requests Light Duty After His Amputation
| PASS |
197
|
The Confederate Government Pays To Beef in '64.
| PASS |
198
|
A Great Description For Making Confederate Jean Style Pants In 1864.
| PASS |
199
|
Learning The Fate of Cousin William "Roby" Redwine Who Died At Point Lookout Prison Camp, Maryland.
| PASS |
200
|
Confederates Under Command of Major Archer Signed Document During the Fall of Richmond
| PASS |
201
|
Free Frank of Howell Cobb
| 60 |
202
|
Laminting The Loss Of The South
| 250 |
203
|
Lee’s Farwell - General Order Number Nine
| 100 |
204
|
Greensboro Parole - The Final Confederate Capital
| PASS |
205
|
The Assistant Provost Marshal of Richmond Learns The Amnesty Oath
| PASS |
206
|
Southern Native American Relic Inventory
| PASS |
207
|
Two Fine Colored Engravings of Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
| 375 |
208
|
Confederate General R.L. Gibson Autograph Letter Signed
| 70 |
209
|
CSA Invalid Pension Statement
| PASS |
210
|
General Joe Johnston Autograph on Washington’s Birthday
| 50 |
211
|
The Confederate Ballonist
| PASS |
212
|
His Father Nicknamed Him Rooney
| 100 |
213
|
The Richmond Reunion - 1896
| 130 |
214
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Her Photograph was Found on John Wilkes Booth After He Assassinated Lincoln
| 80 |
215
|
A 21st Texas Veteran Bluntly Mocks UCV Commander's Rank
| PASS |
216
|
Going From Houston, Texas To Richmond For A Reunion
| PASS |
217
|
Lee’s General Orders No. 9
| PASS |
218
|
“ ...We had to leave many of the cannon at Evansport....We fired our encampment and burned up everything except what the country people carried off. At Manassas all the buildings were burnt....”
| 475 |
219
|
Hopeful Plans To Get A Commission In A Black Battery
| 100 |
220
|
James Ames Swordmaker on Medals for Excellence
| 450 |
221
|
Dahlgren Ordance Document
| 50 |
222
|
Bleeding Kansas Documents
| 375 |
223
|
D.N. Ingraham” as Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance
| 70 |
224
|
1858 Gen. Nathaniel Banks Document as Governor
| PASS |
225
|
Atlas maps from official records of Union and Confederate Armies 1861-1865
| PASS |
226
|
Lot of 73 issues of NY Tribune from Jan.-June 1861
| PASS |
227
|
Civil War satire in this lot of Vanity Fair Magazines
| 50 |
228
|
1861 N.H. Diary Mentioning Fall of Fort Sumter
| 100 |
229
|
Yankee Notions Reconstruction Newspaper
| PASS |
230
|
The Banjo Playing Stereotype Black
| PASS |
231
|
Guarding Mason & Slidell
| 100 |
232
|
Rare Printed Harden Express Advertising Broadside…"Packages For Soldiers Conveyed At Half The Usual Rates".
| 150 |
233
|
This Pro-Lincoln Illinoisan Blames Douglas For The Nation's Simmering Tensions
| PASS |
234
|
Their Uniforms Bled Them of Money While Old and "Inferior" Austrian Muskets Are Their Weapons of Defense.
| 120 |
235
|
1st DC Cavalry Group
| 425 |
236
|
War Date Magazine
| PASS |
237
|
George Meade Jr. “Cadet U.S.M.A.”
| PASS |
238
|
The Arrest of 23 Maryland Secession Representitives
| PASS |
239
|
Organizing the Mail
| 50 |
240
|
DC Provost Marshal
| PASS |
241
|
(4) Michigan Reg Books
| PASS |
242
|
Major Fox 2nd Massachusetts Erects A Monument Upon Cedar Mountain Battlefield.
| 150 |
243
|
Seeking His Mother's Consent In Order To Enlist
| 50 |
244
|
Passing Ships Are Fired Upon; Spies Are Thrown Into The Guard House At Camp Defiance; This Shiloh KIA Would Like To Shot those Spies
| PASS |
245
|
Lot of 8 Civil War era newspapers with front page MAPS OF BATTLES
| 160 |
246
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Written During The Bombardment Of Fort Sumter: "The Slave Protagonists Have Pushed Their Extensive Views To That Point From Which There Is No Retreat."
| 250 |
247
|
Philadelphia Newspaper Offices Are Raided By Angry Mobs After Supporting The Southern Cause Following The Bombardment of Fort Sumter.
| PASS |
248
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The Pennsylvania Militia "Invade" Virginia; A Slave Owner (Who Can't Find An American Flag) Plies Them With Cakes, Pies and Milk!
| PASS |
249
|
Marching To Free The Impressed Men Of Harpers Ferry; A Rebel Sentry Mocks Him After He Proposes Three Cheers For The Union.
| 200 |
250
|
Skirmish At Harpers Ferry, July Fourth 1861: Witnessing A Soldier Being Shot Through The Heart.
| PASS |
251
|
Describes The Union Sentiment In Sharpsburg; John Brown's School House and His Harpers Ferry Raid Plotting House.
| PASS |
252
|
A Grand Spectacle-Seven Thousand of Patterson's Men Cross The Potomac Into Virginia On Their Way To Winchester.
| PASS |
253
|
Describes The Destruction They Found At Martinsburg, Virginia And Of The Horrid Sights of A Battlefield. .
| 150 |
254
|
Describing Martinsburg, Virginia's Secessionist Leanings .
| PASS |
255
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Guarding Rebel Spy Rose Greenhow; Daughter "Little Rose" Makes Him A Secession Badge.
| 1900 |
256
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Rose Greenhow's Daughter Is Denied Permission To Leave Old Capitol Prison.
| 550 |
257
|
Locked Inside A House Near The U. S. Capitol A 12 Year-Old Is Forced To Cater To Drunken Soldiers.
| PASS |
258
|
Topographical Engineer's Wounding At Yorktown Results In Amputation; He Extorts Sea Food From A Contraband Thru Threats of Imprisonment; Her Portrait Is Lost.
| PASS |
259
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The Ravaged Williamsburg Battle: "The Retreating Army Carries Desolation Before It."
| 150 |
260
|
Virginia's Women: "Are Bitter & Spiteful And Were It Not From Fear They Would Treat Us Like So Many Dogs."
| PASS |
261
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Newspaper Artists; Cumberland Plantation's Slaves Are Photographed; Sec. of State William H. Seward and "Little Mac" Review The Army.
| 1100 |
262
|
In Virginia "Slavery And Slave Drivers Are The Cause Of This Rebellion And Slavery Is…The Cause Of The Sorrow."
| 250 |
263
|
The Seven Day Campaign; A Dying Soldier Pleads "For 'Gods Sake' To Kill Him"; Sleeps Next To The Dead on The Battlefield;
| 425 |
264
|
Strong Anti-Slavery Commentary After His Female Accuses Him Of Being An Abolitionist!
| 500 |
265
|
President Lincoln Sees That The Army of The Potomac Retains Great Confidence In Genl. McClellan During Its Grand Review.
| 275 |
266
|
Describes His Feelings In Battle-Lt. Parker Falling Dead At His Side Shook Him Only Momentarily.
| PASS |
267
|
Lengthy Description of The Burning of Westover Plantation; Regular Army Troopers Vs Volunteer Soldiers.
| PASS |
268
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Secession Women of Williamsburg, Virginia Are Full of Secession Women Who Chant: "Good, Good The Yankees Are Retreating"
| PASS |
269
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McClellan Evacuates The Peninsula; Newport News-The Site Of The CSS Merrimac's Destruction; Their Steamer Is Nearly Sunk By A Reckless Transport.
| PASS |
270
|
The Destruction of Sharpsburg Is All Too Real To Officer Gensel; The Union Hamlet Is Riddled With Shot and Shell; Col. Croasdale Mets His End At Antietam.
| PASS |
271
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A Great Description of The Dunkard Church On Antietam's Battlefield; Col. Croasdale's Form Lays Mouldering In The Grave.
| PASS |
272
|
Lincoln Reviews The Army After Antietam "He Looks About The Same As He Did…When I Used To See Him…At The White House, Perhaps A Little More Care Worn."
| 350 |
273
|
President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation Comes As A New Dispensation Of Those Of Us Who Have Enlisted In The Holy Cause Of Freedom.
| 600 |
274
|
The Females Declare: "Trust in God"; Their Flag Presentation While a Dry Eye Is Not Seen As They Depart For War.
| PASS |
275
|
Gov. Dennison Inspects Their Regiment: They Get Rifled Muskets With "Raised Sights" While The Sins of The Soldiers Makes Him "Shuder".
| PASS |
276
|
He Is Willing To Give His Life In Order To Put Down The Nation's Pro-Slavery Court.
| 225 |
277
|
Union General "Bull" Nelson Hoists The Stars and Stripes Over The Roof Top of The State House of Nashville In '62.
| 150 |
278
|
Sins of Drunkenness and Gambling Prevail Throughout The Union Army While At Nashville; Great Description of Nashville's State House.
| 100 |
279
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Guarding Gov. Johnson During A War Speech at Sheblyville; Four Comrades Are Shot; Sutler Brown Is Allowed To Sell Beer-"A Good Summer Drink."
| 150 |
280
|
They Are NOT Fighting To Free The "Ni**er"; Guarding Nashvillians Who Refuse To Take The Oath; Andrew Johnson's Wife Is Ordered Out of Tennessee; A Comrade Has Found A Wife In Nashville.
| 950 |
281
|
General Rosecrans "Does Not Forget His Suffering Sick" and Has A Garden Planted In Nashville For The Aid; He Passed Along Their Lines During The Battle of Stones River.
| PASS |
282
|
Views of Rebel Raider John Hunt Morgan's Invasion Across the Ohio River.
| 120 |
283
|
A Lengthy Union Soldier Letter Explaining Why, and For Whom, They Are Fighting This Bloody and Costly Civil War.
| PASS |
284
|
Rebel Guerrillas Get More Of His Letters Than Home While His Friend Dies.
| PASS |
285
|
A Union Soldier "Becomes A Rank Abolitionist" After Enlisting.
| PASS |
286
|
From Canada A Draft Dodger Writes To His Soldier Brother: "As To The Annihilation of Slavery I Agree With You".
| PASS |
287
|
Volunteer Hubbel Gets A Four Month Break On Enlisting In September 1861
| PASS |
288
|
Great Early Description of Washington's Defenses: Picket Responsibilities; Review By General McClellan Who "Will Not Move Unless All Is Right."
| 550 |
289
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A Negro Spy Is Captured; Rebels Dress A Hog "With Strychnine Skillfully Rubbed Into The Meat"; Major Nutt's House and Barn Are Burned
| 150 |
290
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Unless There Is A Great Necessity...Troops Do Not Move Sundays.
| PASS |
291
|
McClellan Pens In The Rebels From Three Sets And They Must Fight Their Way Out
| 100 |
292
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Col. McQuade and Capt. Seymour Suddenly Get Sick After The Battle of Ball's Bluff While McClellan Hesitates
| PASS |
293
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Skirmishing With The Rebs; Building An Observation Tower Near Fairfax Court House; Generals McClellan, Morrel and Porter: "Look The Same As Other men."
| 400 |
294
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Reviewed And Having A Sham Battle In Front of McClellan All While In A Driving Rain
| PASS |
295
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A Foraging Party Is Captured; Their Grand Review; Fears Their Troops May be Defeated
| PASS |
296
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Lincoln's Message; Beauregard Promises His Men They Will Winter In Washington, D. C. This Winter
| 225 |
297
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The Garibaldi Guards Riot After Consuming Smuggled Whiskey; Ellsworth's Avengers Put On A Burlesque Style Parade; Their Officers Know Less Than Them
| 100 |
298
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McClellan Will Not Move Against Bull Run "Unless Everything Is Ready."
| PASS |
299
|
Robbers Cut Through Sergeant Dubois Tent
| PASS |
300
|
McClellan Is Their Man To Lead The Army-Col. McQuade Is Their Man To Lead The Regiment
| PASS |
301
|
Union Forces Concentrate To Attack Manassas Where A Well Entrenched Enemy Awaits Them
| 100 |
302
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Quaker Guns Are Found At Centreville Giving The "Appearance Of A Very Strongly Fortified Place."
| 250 |
303
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Landing At Fortress Monroe; The USS Monitor; The Rebels Retreat From Big Bethel; The Slaves Have Been Deceived At Bethel; Occupying Hampton; Finding Union Farms Burned
| PASS |
304
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They Have Given The Rebels Until Tomorrow To Evacuate Yorktown; The Battle For Yorktown Commences
| PASS |
305
|
Battling Near Yorktown; Sharpshooters, Deserters and The Merrimac Captures Some Union Transports
| PASS |
306
|
Siege of Yorktown: McClellan Comes Under Fire; Capt. Wood 4th Michigan Dies By Fratricide Fire & A Deserter Is Shot And Killed
| PASS |
307
|
Battle of Williamsburg: Union Dead Are Found With Their Throats Cut-Blames The Act on "2 Regts of Negro"; These Colored Soldiers Thought Union Forces Would Take Them Away & Sell Them In Cuba;...
| PASS |
308
|
Regimental and Brigade Promotions; Transfer To Sykes' Regular DivisionA Contraband Brings Word of Richmond's Evacuation
| PASS |
309
|
A Dead Confederate Soldier's Letter Sheet Is Used To Describe The Bloody Battle of Hanover Court House & His Feeling While In Combat
| 900 |
310
|
The Attack On Richmond Must Come "Sooner or Later" & His Promotion To Corporal
| PASS |
311
|
McClellan's Men Prepare To Be Attacked At Gaines Mills Just Days Before The Major Battle There
| PASS |
312
|
Seven Days Campaign: "Genl. Mac Is All Right And Intended This Move…We Mowed Them Down Like Grass…They Lay 3 and 4 Tier Deep."
| 750 |
313
|
Fooled Into Thinking McClellan's Men Faced Overwhelming Odds!
| PASS |
314
|
Prisoner Spencer Is Suspected of Giving Aid To The Enemy While a POW
| PASS |
315
|
The Confederate Shell Harrison Landing (They Are Spotted By Lowe's Balloon) While A Sutler's Schooner Burns To The Water Line
| PASS |
316
|
Lowe's Balloon Is Towed Down The James River; Confederate Saboteurs Are Put To Death After Being Caught While Trying To Burn A Union Vessel; News of Spencer's Death Is Hushed By Captain Seymour
| 200 |
317
|
Rebel Batteries Shell The "Negro Brigade" and Porter's Camps At Harrison Landing
| PASS |
318
|
A Hard March From Harrison's Landing "Almost Killed Me…Pope Has Been Driven Back."
| 100 |
319
|
Col. Hiram Berdan Is Wounded During The Battle of Thoroughfare Gap; Stemming The Panicked Retreat of Porter's Corps at The Battle of Second Bull Run
| 600 |
320
|
His Thoughts While The Battle of Antietam Raged: "The Blue Ridge Mountains Is Literally Covered With Dead Bodies. A Most Horrid Sight."
| 120 |
321
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His Cousin Is Made An Officer: "He Can Form No Idea of What A Solger Has To Go Through..He Might As Well Come As Any, But He, Even With A Commission, Will Find It Is Not Home."
| PASS |
322
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McClellan Leaves The Army of The Potomac While Burnsides Plans On Moving "Onto Richmond By Way of Gordonsville."
| PASS |
323
|
Burnside Threatens To Bombard Fredericksburg It The Rebels Do Not Evacuate The City
| 100 |
324
|
The Army of The Potomac's Starving Soldiers Rush The Quartermaster Stores During Thanksgiving 1862
| PASS |
325
|
Descriptive Battle of Fredericksburg Letter By A 5th Corps Soldier
| PASS |
326
|
Griffin's "Flying Brigade" March To Cut Off JEB Stuart's Retreat From Maryland.
| PASS |
327
|
Union Trooper Mock Burnside Calling Him A Murderer While The Rebels Mock Their Yankee Counterparts With Signs Reading: "Burnside Is Stuck In The Mud."
| PASS |
328
|
The Army of The Potomac Needs The "Spirit of '76" To Win While He Has "Taken A Liking" To "Fighting Joe" Hooker
| PASS |
329
|
Bitter Feelings For His Discharged Comrades. Two Months Later One Gets Killed In Action at Irish Bend
| PASS |
330
|
The North Must Draft As Volunteering "Is Played Out."
| PASS |
331
|
Battle of Kelly's Ford & St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Are "Damped" By Death At The Horse Races
| 200 |
333
|
Robert A. Hubbel Albumen & Letters-Content Removing His Name From The Draft Rolls
| 150 |
334
|
The Following Lots Are From The Family Of Lieutenant Whiting Wetherell, Co. H , 35th Iowa Infantry
| 225 |
335
|
Wetherell War Date Letters
| 180 |
336
|
Wetherell Schmatic
| 200 |
337
|
Wetherell Military Pension Related Grouping
| 100 |
338
|
Wetherell Post War Items
| 100 |
339
|
“We Drank From The Same Canteen”
| PASS |
340
|
Actions of Congress during the Civil War, 1862-1863
| 325 |
341
|
Lot of 14 issues of The (Phil.) Press from March 1862
| 50 |
342
|
17 Civil War-era issues of National Intelligencer, 1862
| 375 |
343
|
29th Massachusetts Infantry Diary with Fair Oaks Content and More
| 225 |
344
|
Paper SupplierMarkets to the Soldier
| 50 |
345
|
Buying the Substitute
| 50 |
346
|
Kentucky Soldier Dishonorably Discharged
| 70 |
347
|
9th Rhode Islave Vols Document
| 50 |
348
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Document Signed by Two Generals
| 150 |
349
|
The Women’s Circle
| 60 |
350
|
Unusual Printed Countersigns
| 50 |
351
|
Under Arrest in Grant’s Corps
| 50 |
352
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Group of Passes
| 120 |
353
|
Governor Pierpoint Wants a Prisoner of War Exchanged
| 325 |
354
|
His Brother's Death Hits This Soldier Hard.
| PASS |
355
|
An Ohio Squirrel Hunter's "Old John Hunt" Pursuit Letter.
| PASS |
356
|
Great 13th United States Letter Group With Manuscript Map of Vicksburg and Vicinity.
| 950 |
357
|
Congressman Buffington Writes: "Hill Has Let Loose. Lookout For Squalls."
| PASS |
358
|
John Hunt Morgan Threatens To Take Louisville and He Should "It Is Full of Secesh."
| PASS |
359
|
General Rosecrans Reviews The Troops: "He Is A Fine Looking Man And A Fighting One Two."
| PASS |
360
|
Graphic Battle of New Bern 51st New York Letter
| PASS |
361
|
A Pair of US Grant CDVs
| PASS |
362
|
Ordered To The Beach For Bathing
| 50 |
363
|
“...to Bull Run where we first began to hear of the defeat of Pope ...”
| PASS |
364
|
“We had a rebel Major along with us yesterday for our pickets took him the night before...”
| PASS |
365
|
“Berdan’s Sharpshooters were outside of us and they dropped a man about every time they fired”
| PASS |
366
|
He Was Awarded the Medal of Honor for His Actions at Trevilian Station - Letter About His Being Taken POW
| PASS |
367
|
Wild Confederate Shootings
| 110 |
368
|
Father Is Trying To Find His Son
| PASS |
369
|
Hilton Head Documents
| PASS |
370
|
The First Execution of The War
| 50 |
371
|
The CSS Merrimac Is "An Infernal Machine."
| 100 |
372
|
The 14th Vermont Fires on Rebel Cavalry.
| PASS |
373
|
State of Iowa Promotion Broadside.
| PASS |
374
|
DARIUS N. COUCH Camp Brightwood Morning Report
| 50 |
375
|
General Charles P. Stone's Arrest Over The Ball's Bluff Affair Is Cheered By The Troops.
| 100 |
376
|
A Civilian Visitor To Camp Defiance Gets The Scar of His Life While There.
| PASS |
377
|
Pvt. William Smith A Hastily Buried On Shiloh's Battlefield.
| PASS |
378
|
Battle of Chantilly Letter.
| PASS |
379
|
Reporting On His Brother's Loss at 2nd Bull Run
| PASS |
380
|
He Will Not Correspond With Her While Serving Uncle Sam.
| PASS |
381
|
General McCook Declares That The Rebels Have Outflanked Them.
| PASS |
382
|
A Chaplain Dines At The Table of A Wealthy Man Who Was Murdered By Guerrillas; Sharing His Last Crackers With A Soldier While Trying To Reach His Regiment in Lower Tennessee.
| PASS |
383
|
Rare Maryland Governor Hicks Memorial Certificate.
| 425 |
384
|
Brevet Brigadier General Jacob Sweitzer Defends The Conduct of The 32nd Massachusetts.
| 100 |
385
|
The Potomac Army War Map
| 500 |
386
|
After the Battle of Antietam Daguerreotypist Josiah Fuller and Member of the 32nd Mass Writes of the Scene
| PASS |
387
|
Daguerreotypist Serving in the 32nd Massachusetts Infantry Writes of his Photograph Inventory
| 100 |
388
|
Historic “Special Order 191” -- the “Lost Order -- printed in newspaper
| PASS |
389
|
Lot of 10 New York Tribunes from January 1863
| 70 |
390
|
The Chief of the Scouts and Spies
| 50 |
391
|
Pair of War-Date Treasury Broadsides Pertaining to the Sea Trade
| PASS |
392
|
Benjamin Butler Items
| 70 |
393
|
Quick Clip Sigs
| 60 |
394
|
Speculating on Gold in 1863 Missiouri
| 50 |
395
|
11th Maine Colonel Mortally Wounded at Deep Bottom
| 250 |
396
|
Anti-Copperhead Pamphlet
| PASS |
397
|
6th Maryland Officer Killed at Winchester
| PASS |
398
|
Paying the Bounty
| 50 |
399
|
Popular Patriotic Song Sheets
| 150 |
400
|
Group of Union General’s Docs
| PASS |
401
|
Nice Groupi9ng of Songsheets
| 150 |
402
|
Fall of Vicksburg Document - Sign & Countersigns
| 80 |
403
|
1863 Conscription Law Booklet with Tiffany & Company and Goodyear Rubber Company Advertisements.
| 225 |
404
|
McClellan Has Shown The Cloven Foot…He Is A Murder On A Grand Scale.
| PASS |
405
|
Just Days Before New Yorker City's Draft Riots A New Yorker Gets a Letter of Recommendation.
| PASS |
406
|
A Wounded Colonel Vouches For A Friend
| PASS |
407
|
A Very Poor Choice of Words: " It Fairly Stilled The Clamor of The Men Seeing Those Little Children & I Heard More Than Tough Old Soldier Ejaculate 'God bless them'…"
| PASS |
408
|
Father, I Was Not A Coward At The Battle of Stones River!
| PASS |
409
|
He Did Not Enlist To Make Money-Their Sutler Is A Hog
| PASS |
410
|
Robbing A Southern "Widow" of Her Smoke House Keys
| 100 |
411
|
Lieut. Goodspeed Had A Big Drunk…He Had Better Be A Little Careful Or He Will Get Reported Again."
| PASS |
412
|
Rosecrans Consolidates The Soldier's Mess; Colored Cooks; Playing Baseball "From Morning Til Night."
| 100 |
413
|
Lincoln Is Listening To Too Many Men; The Army of The Potomac Cant Fight As Well As The Western Boys
| 100 |
414
|
Plans To Rip His Sergeant Off
| PASS |
415
|
Pulling The Battery Over The Mountains Near Tullahoma, Alabama
| 100 |
416
|
Takes A Friend Back To The Hospital; Their Shabby Equipment; Ready To Move On Rome, Georgia
| 100 |
417
|
Balance of Content Ohio Artilleryman's Letters Who Died From Wounds Received At Chickamauga
| PASS |
418
|
Outdor War Date Views of Memphis
| 140 |
419
|
Before The War, He Was the first Superintendent of the Louisiana State Seminary of Learning & Military Academy
| 50 |
420
|
Rock of Chickamauga
| PASS |
421
|
Four Soldiers CDVs
| 100 |
422
|
A Pair of Union Generals
| 50 |
423
|
James Hazen Group
| PASS |
424
|
10th Connecticut Officer Writes of Colonel Legget Having His Leg Blown Off
| PASS |
425
|
The Monitor and Merrimac
| PASS |
426
|
“...we was in a might hard battle at Stone’s River within 3 miles of Murfreesboro...”
| 350 |
427
|
“We had a very hot time of it at Bristoe Station”
| PASS |
428
|
“...At 10am one in six were killed, wounded or missing on average...”
| PASS |
429
|
Five Weeks Before Being Killed at Gettysburg Major Kearny Writes of the Death of a Soldier
| 900 |
430
|
New Orleans Appointment
| 80 |
431
|
He Asks, “What is Slavery but this?’
| 65 |
432
|
Union Naval Letter
| 250 |
433
|
Vicksburg Soldier’s Letter and Albumen Vicksburg Photo
| 600 |
434
|
Rare War-date Letter Signed by Gettysburg Hero & MOH Receipient William Wells
| PASS |
435
|
Pennsylvania "Goldstream Regiment” Document
| PASS |
436
|
The Michigan Engineers and Mechanics Fight Off Wheeler's Cavalry At Lavergne, Tennessee.
| 180 |
437
|
A Sadistic Surgeon Medically Tortures One of His Patients.
| PASS |
438
|
Mine Run Campaign Battle Letter.
| PASS |
439
|
Marcus Reno; The Battle of Gettysburg and Lee's Invasion.
| PASS |
440
|
Rear Admiral Paulding Exposes A Traitor In New York State's Government.
| PASS |
441
|
A Union Picket Is Warned That His Rebel Counterpart Will Shoot Him In A Fight.
| PASS |
442
|
Rebel Cavalryman Shoots a Union Picket.
| PASS |
443
|
The 2nd Minnesota Gets a Drum & Sticks "Complete."
| 100 |
444
|
% Homefront Letters
| PASS |
445
|
General Elliott Writes of Prisoners from Stewart and Lee and Asks that General Sherman be Notified
| PASS |
446
|
Johnson’s Island Provisions Document
| PASS |
447
|
Sanitary Commission Pass and Great Central Fair Ticket
| 100 |
448
|
Recruiting for the Union
| 100 |
449
|
The Fighting Irish
| 70 |
450
|
Rescinds Desertion Charges
| 50 |
451
|
Battle of Allatoona Letter
| 100 |
452
|
Union "Bomb Proofs" Are Ordered To Be Immediately Strengthened The Day Before The Mine Explosion.
| 110 |
453
|
Rare Georgia Oath of Allegiance
| PASS |
454
|
Rare Peyser, Drake & Company Recruiting Agent's Substitution Payment Document
| 150 |
455
|
Brother Charles Is Shot Through The Bowels
| PASS |
456
|
Battle of Petersburg New York Cavalryman's Letter: Col. Mix Dies In The Charge
| 800 |
457
|
CDV’s KIA Colonel at Battle of Nashville
| 100 |
458
|
POW Letter
| PASS |
459
|
“..if I don’t come home a Brigadier General , it will be because merit is not rewarded! “
| PASS |
460
|
“ ... I was taken prisoner on the 9th of July and sent to Danville ...”
| 200 |
461
|
He Planted the Flag at the Fall of Sumter
| PASS |
462
|
Rear Admiral John Dahlgren Orders the Marines to be Ready
| 70 |
463
|
5th Michigan Cavalry Commission - Fought Throughout the War with Custer’s Wolverines
| 200 |
464
|
1st Michigan Engineers Broadside With Four Poems By Private Brewer.
| 200 |
465
|
First Michigan Engineer's and Mechanics Not So Flattering Poem.
| 150 |
466
|
False Reports Circulate That He Is Dead; The Captain Is A Very Cruel Man
| PASS |
467
|
The Rebels Cut The Throats of Wandering Union Soldiers
| PASS |
468
|
Reporting on The Southern Army's Condition While A POW.
| PASS |
469
|
Collection of Jacksonville, Florida General Order Documents.
| PASS |
470
|
Rebel POWs Are Rounded Up at the Rapidan in 1864
| PASS |
471
|
The Rebels "Cannot Stand Before Their Seven Shooters."
| PASS |
472
|
Escaping Mosby's Rangers.
| 425 |
473
|
The 12th Kentucky Cavalry Gets Ballard Carbines
| 100 |
474
|
General George B. McClellan Authorizes The Destruction of Arms While Falling Back During The Seven Days Campaign.
| PASS |
475
|
Embargo Removed
| PASS |
476
|
American Steamboat
| 50 |
477
|
Abraham Lincoln described his appearance in a famous anecdote: "A brown, chunky little chap, with a long body, short legs, not enough neck to hang him ...
| PASS |
478
|
Lot of War Personality Signatures
| PASS |
479
|
Quincy Gillmore Endorsement
| 50 |
480
|
2nd Maine Cavalry Document
| PASS |
481
|
New York Finances the Bounty
| PASS |
482
|
20th Maine Discharge - Served at Gettysburg
| 140 |
483
|
Listing the Graves of the KIA
| PASS |
484
|
General Gregory Writes of the Surrender of Robert E. Lee from the Field
| 475 |
485
|
Grant Historically Important Military Autograph Letter Signed in Preparation for the final assualt on Petersburg. .... “ Sheridan has brought in with him some two or three thousand negroes....”
| 5250 |
486
|
Rare Grand Review Document: "The Colors of Each Regiment…Will Salute By Dropping."
| PASS |
487
|
Federal Troopers East of The Mississippi Are Duly Exchanged.
| PASS |
488
|
My Sensibilities Have Been Considerably Excited By The Execution of Two Poor Fellows (One A Mere Boy)…
| PASS |
489
|
Horney Soldier’s Letter
| 50 |
490
|
From Savannah - “...Our Grand Reviews have all been held in the streets of this beautiful city. Sherman received each Corps separately, taking a day to each....”
| PASS |
491
|
Bushwhackers in Virginia Are Executed
| 650 |
492
|
“Such men ought to be made an example of in the hanging line...”
| 50 |
493
|
Gutta Percha Receipt
| PASS |
494
|
The Federal Government Comes Down On POWs, Guerrillas & Amnesty.
| 50 |
495
|
Ex-Rebels Can't Wear Their Uniforms in Public.
| PASS |
496
|
Notorious Confederate Guerrillas Harry Gilmore Is Captured Near Winchester.
| PASS |
497
|
The New York Journal Pays Draft Advertisement For April 1865.
| 50 |
498
|
Civil War Crime Punishment: "Stand On The Barrel."
| PASS |
499
|
Requa (Civil War Machine Gun) Battery Muster Roll
| 100 |
500
|
Major Warren Is Appointed To Protect The City of Richmond After Her Fall.
| 150 |
501
|
Rare Union Occupied Hempstead, Texas Receipt.
| PASS |
502
|
Jeff Davis' Captor Looks For Rebel Papers
| 100 |
503
|
The New York Tribune Headlines The Grand Review of The Armies of Tennessee and Georgia At Washington.
| 100 |
504
|
Large Lot of Civil War Postal History Transmittal Cover Collection
| 200 |
505
|
Brigadier General Nathaniel McLean Postal Cover Collection
| 325 |
506
|
In 1894 He Was In Command of the Battleship Maine
| PASS |
507
|
Meade Signed Special Order
| 100 |
508
|
Burnside ALS and Docketted on his Personal Stationary
| PASS |
509
|
The Father of US Army Signal Corp and Weather Bureau
| PASS |
510
|
Alexander Webb Document Signed
| PASS |
511
|
Union General Oliver Howard Signature, Omaha, Nebraska.
| PASS |
512
|
G. A. R. Booklets: 1887 War Relics on Display at Admiral Foote Post Charity Fair and 1883 Gen. Nathaniel Lyon Post Rules, Regulations and By-Laws.
| PASS |
513
|
Michigan Emphemra
| 50 |
514
|
Rare Colorado Grand Army of The Republic Calling Card, Abraham Lincoln Post, Denver.
| PASS |
515
|
A Rare Grouping of 1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics Reunion Documents.
| 100 |
516
|
Fitz Wants The History of the 5TH
| 100 |
517
|
Have A Cigar With The Union Leaders
| PASS |
518
|
The Barbara Fritchie Incident in Review
| 50 |
519
|
A Very Unique Naval Photographic Collection of 14 CDV’s
| 1300 |
520
|
Major Robert Anderson CDV’s
| 60 |
521
|
Mathew Brady of Martyr Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth
| 100 |
522
|
Early 1860's CDV of Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth
| 100 |
523
|
Patriotic Civil War CDV: A Young American Flag Bearer
| 250 |
524
|
Shot Up Gettysburg Artilleryman, Medal of Honor Winner Cabinet Card
| 200 |
525
|
The U. S. S. Monitor: "Truly It Looks Like A Yankee Cheese Box."
| 475 |
526
|
Drunken Rebel General Magruder Burn Hampton, Virginia To The Ground.
| 120 |
527
|
“We are watching for the new Merrimac but have no idea that she will come down and give us fight. “
| 300 |
528
|
Navigation Anthony Stereoview of Luxurious Rhode Island Steamer Bristol
| PASS |
529
|
the Chief Engineer of the U.S. Army.
| 180 |
530
|
CDV lot of CSA Notables
| 100 |
531
|
He Was Severely Wounded at Petersburg, Virginia, June 18, 1864, Requiring the Double Amputation
| 70 |
532
|
He Killed His Superior Officer, General William "Bull" Nelson
| PASS |
533
|
He Was Captured at Gettysburg and Later KIA Wilderness
| PASS |
534
|
He Was Mortally Wounded at the Second Battle of Kernstown, Near Winchester, Virginia
| 80 |
535
|
A Confederate NCO
| PASS |
536
|
This General Was Present At Appomattox
| PASS |
537
|
Union Naval Officer
| PASS |
538
|
A Gettsburg Commander
| PASS |
539
|
A Gettysburg Commander
| PASS |
540
|
He Became The 1st American Military Governor of the Philippines
| PASS |
541
|
Gettysburg General CDV
| 500 |
542
|
Medal of Honor Vermont Officer Signed CDV
| 1300 |
543
|
CDV of Kill-Cavalry
| PASS |
544
|
Massachusetts Officer
| PASS |
545
|
He Also Fought in the Second Seminole War
| PASS |
546
|
Michigan Officer
| PASS |
547
|
Civil War era Demonic/Theatrical CDV of Man Cutting A Soldier's Throat
| 200 |
548
|
Merchant Seaman Captain William Story-Maligned In Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
| PASS |
549
|
AImage of ndrew Johnson
| 50 |
550
|
Carved at Andersonville - Cane of J.T. Brown, 70th New York Infantry
| PASS |
551
|
Gettysburg Civil War Relic
| 250 |
552
|
Horstman Buttons
| 75 |
553
|
Early Civil War Battlefield Souvenirs From Malvern Hill.
| PASS |
554
|
Lincoln’s First Law Partner
| PASS |
555
|
Lincoln’s Secretary of War
| 90 |
556
|
Douglas And Johnson 1860 Campaign Ballot From Massachusetts...With Attached Local Ballot
| 170 |
557
|
Lincoln’s 1st inauguration Speech
| 200 |
558
|
The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln
| 1000 |
559
|
General Blair Writes General Fremont Pertaining to Troops for the Fremont Emancipation
| 120 |
560
|
A Lincoln Election Ticket
| 225 |
561
|
An Eyewitness To Abraham Lincoln's Mourning At Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth's Funeral.
| 1500 |
562
|
A Printing of the Lincoln April 9th, 1862 Telegram to McClellan
| 200 |
563
|
Lincoln Free the Slaves in Washington DC
| 1100 |
564
|
Pair of CDVs
| PASS |
565
|
Rare Anti-Lincoln Letter/Cover To San Francisco: "Hang Lincoln, McClellan & Some Of The Other Do Little Scoundrels"
| 350 |
566
|
Full printing of the Emancipation Proclamation
| 250 |
567
|
Gideon Welles Document Signed
| 110 |
568
|
The Speed Lincoln Portrait
| PASS |
569
|
Stanton Appoints A New York Provost Marshal
| 100 |
570
|
President Lincoln’s Secretary
| 300 |
571
|
New York Absentee Ballots
| 50 |
572
|
Praising President Lincoln
| 160 |
573
|
He Watched Over Lincoln’s Son Tad
| 100 |
574
|
Salt River Ticket: Steamer Know Nothing
| 100 |
575
|
Salt River Ticket: Copperhead Lunch. Served Up In Style.
| 200 |
576
|
Uncut Pair Of Lincoln And Johnson 1864 Campaign Ballots
| PASS |
577
|
Lincoln And Johnson 1864 Campaign Ballot....In Yellow
| 100 |
578
|
Anti McClellan 1864 Campaign / Election "Salt River" Handout
| 50 |
579
|
1865 Abe and Tad Lincoln
| PASS |
580
|
The Ford Stage Manager, J.B. Wright Cabinet Card
| 120 |
581
|
She Describes the New York Lincoln Services
| 150 |
582
|
She Was An Actress In Our American Cousin
| 50 |
583
|
She Was An Actress In Our American Cousin
| 100 |
584
|
Large Albumen - Mrs. Surratt’s House
| 750 |
585
|
The Handsome Assassin
| 400 |
586
|
Lincoln Beardless Portrait Mourning Ribbon
| 250 |
587
|
U.S. Capitol Building CDV Draped In Mourning Bunting After President Lincoln's Assassination
| 150 |
588
|
Funeral Procession Orders For Abraham Lincoln April 19, 1865
| PASS |
589
|
Early Ford Theater Reprint
| PASS |
590
|
He Was in the Cast of My American Cousin When Lincoln was Shot
| 60 |
591
|
Letter Pertaining to a Programme Found in the Box that Lincoln was Assassinated in
| 170 |
592
|
The Printer ID’s The Program
| 50 |
593
|
Souvenir Photograph of the Assassination Playbill
| PASS |
594
|
An 19th Century Lincolnia Collector
| 60 |
595
|
The Lincolnia Item in late 19th Century
| PASS |
596
|
The Ford Manager’s Wife Tries To Sell A Blood-Stained ‘American Cousin’ Program
| 275 |
597
|
He Claims To Own The Booth Assassination Derringer
| 150 |
598
|
Remembering President Lincoln
| PASS |
599
|
Barbary War Period Massachusetts Militia Documents
| PASS |
600
|
British Trade Disputes Before the War of 1812
| PASS |
601
|
The Greenbush Cantoment
| PASS |
602
|
Connecticut Governor John Cotton Smith War of 1812 Documents Related To General Nathaniel Terry.
| 300 |
603
|
War of 1812 Appointment Signed by Caleb Strong
| PASS |
604
|
War of 1812 Imprints
| PASS |
605
|
Rare War of 1812 Connecticut Secession Document.
| 250 |
606
|
The Death of Horation Nelson Memoralized in Poem
| PASS |
607
|
Four Early Naval Document
| 130 |
608
|
1829 Gunners Discharge
| PASS |
609
|
1833 Naval Document
| PASS |
610
|
Archive of Brigadier General Michael P. Merrill of New Hampshire
| PASS |
611
|
Albert Gallatin Autograph Note Signed
| 110 |
612
|
Group of Documents Sent To The Secretary of the Navy
| 100 |
613
|
1840’s US Treasury Ship’s Docs
| PASS |
614
|
Discusses the Testing of Ordance
| 80 |
615
|
US Treasury Circulars Pertaining to Shipping
| 100 |
616
|
1854 Brig. Major B. Davis Registration Document
| PASS |
617
|
1856 Rhode Island Militia Document
| PASS |
618
|
Important Naval Officer
| PASS |
619
|
Schooner Crew Manifest
| PASS |
620
|
Gun Dealer Catalog
| PASS |
621
|
Indian War Period Cavalry
| PASS |
622
|
Frederic Remington illustrates “The Mexican Army”
| PASS |
623
|
Great Spanish- American War Autograph & Photograph Albumn
| 250 |
624
|
Historic Aviation 100pcs
| 650 |
625
|
Leonard Wood SP
| 150 |
626
|
Army Reward Poster
| PASS |
627
|
WWI Ephemra Group
| 50 |
628
|
The 1st WWI American KIA
| PASS |
629
|
Very Rare Polar Bear Expedition Grouping
| PASS |
630
|
He Was General of the Armies
| 100 |
631
|
Kearny family Group
| PASS |
632
|
The Quartermaster’s Wood Measuring Stick
| PASS |
633
|
Self Inflected Wound
| 200 |
634
|
“I SHALL RETURN” Signed by General MacAthur
| 100 |
635
|
Signed by General Omar Bradley
| 50 |
636
|
Signed by World War II Heroes
| PASS |
637
|
He Fights for Freedom Broadsides
| PASS |
638
|
US Army Generals Group
| PASS |
639
|
Japanese Surrender Document
| 100 |
640
|
100 Death Cards
| 170 |
641
|
Nazi Christmas Ball
| PASS |
642
|
WWI Death Photos
| PASS |
643
|
Hanseatic Cross Medal
| 70 |
644
|
English Military Albumen
| PASS |
645
|
Iron Cross 2nd Class
| 90 |
646
|
Iron Cross 1st Class
| PASS |
647
|
Himmler Awards The German Cross
| PASS |
648
|
Japan Occupation Soldier’s Photographic Archive
| PASS |
649
|
Manson’s Accompliss
| PASS |
650
|
Springfield 1884 Trap
| PASS |
651
|
Historic American Personalities in Silver
| 100 |
652
|
Pennsylvania Family Grouping of Manuscripts
| PASS |
653
|
A Confederate Officer Proudly Stops At Col. Abraham C. Myers Richmond Residence.
| PASS |
654
|
CDV of Jewish Tribe of Aaron Gravestone
| PASS |
655
|
Consecration of a Jewish Synagogue
| PASS |
656
|
Lowenstein & Bros. Wholesale notebook
| PASS |
657
|
Important Cutlery Manufacturer
| PASS |
658
|
Passports for Jessie Rosenfeld
| PASS |
659
|
Request for the President to Not Honor the Treaty with Russia Because of the Treatment of Jews
| 100 |
660
|
Iron Ore in Cornwall, Connecticut
| 110 |
661
|
1819 Metamorphosis Booklet
| PASS |
662
|
Early New England Broadside Poem: Murder of Rhode Island "Factory Girl" Sarah M. Cornell.
| PASS |
663
|
The Evil Lottery System
| 100 |
664
|
The Bold Shoemaker, Green Bushes & Bay of Biscay” Song Sheet, Broadside Printed in Boston 1834
| PASS |
665
|
1834 - Death of Kasper Hauser
| PASS |
666
|
Texas president talks to his people; answers jailed Alamo villain’s gripes
| PASS |
667
|
Southern Revival in Alabama
| 100 |
668
|
Bound volume of The Rural Repository from 1839-1842
| 110 |
669
|
William Humphrey ALS
| PASS |
670
|
Scrapping in 1850 Was Different
| PASS |
671
|
1840 Coal Mining Letter
| 100 |
672
|
Only God Should Punish - 1850’s Broadside
| 100 |
673
|
Washington City Documents
| PASS |
674
|
Alexander Hamilton Bowman - Superintendent of the United States Military Academy
| PASS |
675
|
A Graphically Gory Letter-Frontier House Fire.
| PASS |
676
|
Lot of six issues of Gleason’s Pictorial
| PASS |
677
|
1855 New Jersey Ferry Broadside
| PASS |
678
|
What Congress was doing April-June 1856
| PASS |
679
|
Half-year bound volume of The Daily Cleveland Herald
| PASS |
680
|
1865 Oil Document
| PASS |
681
|
Government Regulations in 1868
| PASS |
682
|
Indiana Railroad Document
| 300 |
683
|
1868 Missionary Letter
| PASS |
684
|
The Chamber of Commerce Wants to Make the Erie Rail Road a State Run Institution
| PASS |
685
|
Signatures of the Artists and Novelist
| PASS |
686
|
Modoc Indian War, Warriors scalp and torture soldiers
| PASS |
687
|
Dozen Harper’s Weekly issues from 1873
| 50 |
688
|
Artwork by Winslow Homer from Harper’s Weekly issues of 1873
| 100 |
689
|
Lot of eight issues of Harper’s Weekly from 1873 with Thomas Nast cartoons
| PASS |
690
|
Bound Volume of Illustrated Christian Weekly, 1874
| 110 |
691
|
A Mother’s Graphic Revenge
| 80 |
692
|
Passport Signed By Evarts
| PASS |
693
|
Capturing a philandering husband with the camera obscura
| 80 |
694
|
Advertising booklets
| PASS |
695
|
Rare Minnesota Postal History Transmittal Cover Collection
| PASS |
696
|
Lot of seven issues of Scientific American, various dates
| PASS |
697
|
Innocent victims dragged into New York opium dens, 1884
| PASS |
698
|
William A. O’Connor ALS
| PASS |
699
|
Three Vaudeville Broadsides
| PASS |
700
|
Circa 1900 Elias Howe Musical Instrument
| PASS |
701
|
Map of New York City Shows The Horse Car Lines
| 100 |
702
|
San Diego Tourist Railroad Broadsides
| 275 |
703
|
Pinkerton’s Want That Prostitute
| PASS |
704
|
Sculpture Rogers Booklet
| PASS |
705
|
Whore House Albumen
| 200 |
706
|
Gold Mining Albumen
| PASS |
707
|
Good Content Thaddeus Stevens Letter Mention Anti-Masons and Van Buren
| 350 |
708
|
His portrait appeared on American paper currency, the U.S. $1000 Silver Certificate
| PASS |
709
|
Rare 1844 Presidential Campaign Stationery: Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
| 160 |
710
|
1860's Indiana Governor's Ballot Declaring Conrad Baker as The Candidate
| PASS |
711
|
Beautiful Stone Litho Color Political cartoons in this Publication
| PASS |
712
|
Political Ephemra.
| PASS |
713
|
Dewey-Warren Dollar Certificate
| PASS |
714
|
Letters Signed by Stevenson and Goldwater
| 50 |
715
|
1968 Chicago Democratic Convention Items
| 110 |
716
|
The Medal of George Washington - 1790
| 150 |
717
|
“Mr. Gano's Sermon on the Death of General Washington, 1800.”
| PASS |
718
|
“Mr. Porter's Eulogy on Washington”.
| PASS |
719
|
Thomas Jefferson's Congressional Act Declaring Military Force Can Be Used To Suppress Insurrections.
| 100 |
720
|
Madison Message
| PASS |
721
|
1817 Congressional Act approved by Madison
| 375 |
722
|
President George Bush Signed Campaign Bumper Sticker
| PASS |
723
|
Gouverneur Served as Private Secretary to President James Monroe
| 150 |
724
|
Rare Zachary Taylor 1848 Presidential Campaign Stationery with Unusual Content. My Wife: "Is Troubled With Her Breast."
| 250 |
725
|
Distillery Warehouse Stamp With Portrait of President Zachary Taylor.
| 50 |
726
|
Buchanan And Breckinridge 1856 Portrait Campaign Ballot From Virginia
| 160 |
727
|
Attend The Impeachment?
| 300 |
728
|
Attend The Impeachment?
| 275 |
729
|
U.S. Grant memorial Funeral
| PASS |
730
|
1868 Grant Election Letter
| PASS |
731
|
First Lady Grant Telegrams
| 100 |
732
|
They Tended to General Grant on His Deathbed
| 100 |
733
|
Large U.S. Grant Albumen
| 550 |
734
|
Presidential Campaign Charts....Political Advertising For Grant And Greeley In 1872
| 150 |
735
|
Early Washington Engraving
| 275 |
736
|
Death of President Garfield
| PASS |
737
|
First Lady Garfield Signed Card
| PASS |
738
|
Winfield Scott Hancock vs. James A. Garfield Presidential Campaign Circular
| PASS |
739
|
President James Garfield Assassination Broadside Extra
| 160 |
740
|
William Howard Taft Signed Document....As Another President!
| PASS |
741
|
The National Party Candidates
| 100 |
742
|
Tast As Presideny
| PASS |
743
|
“1949 Inaugural Gala 41st Inaugural
| 225 |
744
|
Eisenhower as President
| PASS |
745
|
Rare White House Program November 13, 1963....The Black Watch Playing for President Kennedy....From the Estate of White House Florist
| PASS |
746
|
Alamo: “We are resolved to die under the walls rather than surrender.”
| PASS |
747
|
Many of San Francisco's "Respectable Young Men" Can Get No Work So They Are Enlisting."
| PASS |
748
|
Have I got to go out and be killed in such cold weather!
| 350 |
749
|
The Sheriff of San Marcos, Texas Gets A $2000.00 Reward Offer
| PASS |
750
|
Buffalo Bill’s Indians in England
| 300 |
751
|
Scarce Book by the Son of Jesse james
| 50 |
752
|
Custer Battlefield Tourism
| PASS |
753
|
D.F. Barry Letter Regarding Sioux Medicine Man
| PASS |