Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Scarce “Union Dissolved”
| 20000 |
2
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Col. Charles C. Tew-signed Cavalry Tactics Manual
| 500 |
3
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Confederate shipping documents
| 200 |
4
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60th N.C. Infantry officer’s letter
| 1000 |
5
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Rare 1861 Georgia Officer’s Commission for the “Confederate Invincibles”
| PASS |
6
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A Georgia Resident Requests Colonel’s Commission and Plans the Defense of Her Coast
| 500 |
7
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Scarce Georgia Secession Broadside - Dalton January 21st, 1861
| 3750 |
8
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Beauregard Orders Supplies for His Attack on Fort Sumter
| 325 |
9
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The 1st Communication by John Kell of the Alabama and his wife Mrs. Blanche Monroe
| 60 |
10
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Beauregard Proclamation Slams Lincoln
| 4000 |
11
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Jefferson Davis Is Grateful For Georgia’s Strong Show of Support For the Confederate Cause. He received a state resolution stating - “War to be prosecuted to independence.”.
| 3000 |
12
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Forrest Orders Hides Captured by Bragg’s Army to be Collected
| PASS |
13
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Rocket battery war-date document
| 120 |
14
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6th Georgia Infantry discharge signed by officer killed at Antietam
| 100 |
15
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Confederate chaplain from a Mississippi artillery regiment
| 325 |
16
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Autograph letter signed by Gen. Thomas C.H. Smith
| 250 |
17
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Anti-Negro and Emancipation Letter from Illinois Copperhead with Letter by Bruce Catton
| 800 |
18
|
The 29th Virginia Receives Weapons
| 425 |
19
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The 29th Virginia Receives Orders for the Eastern Kentucky Campaign
| 200 |
20
|
Department of the Gulf Pass
| 180 |
21
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A Georgia Family Seeks the Grave of their Fallen Kin at Antietam
| 425 |
22
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Confederate Cover Signed by Gen. Paul Semmes
| 300 |
23
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Autograph Letter Signed by Gen. Scholfield
| 300 |
24
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General Benjamin Butler Manuscript Document from Louisiana
| 700 |
25
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Fort Pulaski Sketch
| 400 |
26
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Confederate Infantry Button
| 110 |
27
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Gov. Brown Writes General Lee
| 300 |
28
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Hanging Union Spies
| 1000 |
29
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General John Hunt Morgan Broadside
| 2500 |
30
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Beauregard Wants the Flags Titled ‘1st Corps Army of Potomac’
| PASS |
31
|
5th Alabama & 8th SC Document Pertaining to Gettysburg Casualty
| 160 |
32
|
Farewell address of Gen. William B. Franklin
| 110 |
33
|
Confederate military prisons morning report
| PASS |
34
|
Gen. Howell Cobb war-date signed document
| 140 |
35
|
General orders signed by Josiah Tattnal on orders for the CSS Atlanta
| 850 |
36
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Signed by 4 Confederate Generals Pertaining to a Captured Pennsylvania Flag From Gettysburg Presented to CSA President Davis
| PASS |
37
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Confederate hymn book signed by blockade runner captain and a member of the first Hunley crew
| 1800 |
38
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Signed twice by Gen. Hindman
| 300 |
39
|
War crimes at Point Lookout
| 300 |
40
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Braxton Bragg Writes Gen. Marcus Wright Complaining of His Dismissal
| PASS |
41
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Signed by Col. George W. Brent pertaining to attack by Gen. Kelly
| PASS |
42
|
42nd Virginia Manuscript Document Signed
| 300 |
43
|
Townsman Eye Witness Account of Quantrill’s Raid on Lawrence, Kansas
| 2400 |
44
|
48th Georgia Manuscript Document
| 160 |
45
|
Wheeler’s Cavalry Corps Battle Order
| 250 |
46
|
Medical Certificate for Captain in the 42nd Mississippi Infantry
| 425 |
47
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Receipts for the Preparation and Shipment of a Corpse from the 7th West Virginia who was killed at Gettysburg
| 400 |
48
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7th Army Corps Pass to Fortress Monroe
| 110 |
49
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James Seddon War Date Autograph Letter Signed
| 400 |
50
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Yankee Soldier is Paroled After His Capture by Nathan Beford Forrest
| 1500 |
51
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State of Georgia Quartermaster’s Document
| 50 |
52
|
Gen. Longstreet Orders in Tennessee
| 200 |
53
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Hanging a Confederate Slave
| 1100 |
54
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He served on both sides
| 90 |
55
|
Polk Signed Manuscript Map of Vicksburg Campaign
| PASS |
56
|
Two Rare Views of Andersonville with Union Prisoners by Confederate Photographer
| 2500 |
57
|
Johnson Island prisoner Album with Confederate Generals, Morgan’s Raiders, Gettysburg Prisoners and Much More
| 3500 |
58
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Appomattox Group With Letter Attesting It’s Authenticity
| PASS |
59
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Sandie Pendleton Letter with Great Camp Content and Mention of his father General William N. Pendleton
| 3000 |
60
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Card Signed General Pickett
| 2000 |
61
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51st Georgia Officer Writes about Lee being Out Generaled and Retreating from Gettysburg
| 500 |
62
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Gettysburg Flowers with Note of General George Pickett’s Wife
| PASS |
63
|
A Five Piece Gettysburg Collection
| 550 |
64
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Rare Confederate States of America Vessel Registration for Ship Owned by Secretary of War James Seddon
| PASS |
65
|
Fine Prisoner of War Autograph Album John Hunt Morgan and His Raiders,
| PASS |
66
|
RE Lee Broadside Just After Gettysburg - July 11, 1863
| 3500 |
67
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General Bragg Sends Beauregard Orders Pertaining to Lee’s Troops During The Battle Of The North Anna
| 375 |
68
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Killed in Pickett’s Charge
| PASS |
69
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Confederate ordnance stores document
| 130 |
70
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Special orders pertaining to the board to relieve the Army of disabled, disqualified and incompetent officers
| PASS |
71
|
12th and 6th Mississippi officers signed document- both KIA
| 375 |
72
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Gen. Hood writes Gen. Wheeler from Alabama
| 160 |
73
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He escaped capture during Morgan’s Ohio Raid
| 110 |
74
|
U.S. military telegram to Gen. Vandever
| 60 |
75
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U.S. military telegram to Gen. Vandever
| PASS |
76
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Beauregard informs Col. George W. Brent they have no control over the Navy
| 160 |
77
|
60th NY Infantry letter on depredations caused in Sherman’s March to the Sea
| 275 |
78
|
27th Mass. soldier writes of the 55th Mass. and hanging guerillas
| 900 |
79
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Signed by Confederate Gen. William Martin
| 170 |
80
|
Field Orders to Gen. Beauregard
| 90 |
81
|
Great Content Letter from Wheeler’s Corps
| 250 |
82
|
Early’s Division Stores Document
| PASS |
83
|
Rockland County, NY Man Hires a Substitute
| PASS |
84
|
Pass for a Corpse Authorized by Capt. John Cassels
| 130 |
85
|
Military pass from Camp Douglas Prison
| 225 |
86
|
CS Navy parole
| 400 |
87
|
Scarce Special Orders
| 225 |
88
|
Signed by Paroled Confederate Prisoners
| 150 |
89
|
Guarding Andersonville Prisoners
| 170 |
90
|
3rd Rhode Island Parole of Honor - Louisiana Confederate imprint
| 475 |
91
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Signed by CSA Surgeon General Samuel P. Moore
| 400 |
92
|
British Officer Thomas G. Peacocke Joins General George Pickett’s Staff
| 500 |
93
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General Beauregard Signed Cipher-Written Telegram, Ordering an Attack
| PASS |
94
|
General Robert E. Lee Warns President Davis That Richmond Faces Imminent “Disaster”
| PASS |
95
|
Ordnance lost by the 154th New York infantry at Chancellorsville
| 350 |
96
|
Transporting a Confederate prisoner of war to his home in Mississippi
| 170 |
97
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5th Kentucky Mounted Infantry wants to use Gen. Wheeler’s cavalry tactics
| 375 |
98
|
Unused imprinted receipt for hospital POWs
| 110 |
99
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Transportation order for paroled Confederate POW
| 170 |
100
|
CDV: Gen. Benjamin Huger
| 130 |
101
|
Shipping Negroes in Alabama
| 120 |
102
|
Hoke’s signed Farewell Address
| 2000 |
103
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7th Mass. Light Infantry writes of battle at Blakely, Alabama
| 140 |
104
|
Irish signed Confederate Louisiana Artillery document
| PASS |
105
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Greensboro Parole Signed by Raphael Semmes as Admiral and Brigadier General
| PASS |
106
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War-date Autograph Letter Signed by Gen. Wheeler - Content Regarding the Eenemy
| PASS |
107
|
Surgeon Captured at Gettysburg Signs his oath to the Federal Government
| 250 |
108
|
Pass for a Paroled Georgia Prisoner
| PASS |
109
|
North Carolinian’s Oath to the Federal Government
| 100 |
110
|
1865 Richmond, Va., Pass
| 60 |
111
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Gens. Trimble and Kemper are transferred to the Gettysburg Hospital
| 2000 |
112
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Oath of Allegiance by Kentucky CSA General
| 750 |
113
|
6th Virginia Parole of Honor
| 450 |
114
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General Johnston Orders From North Carolina
| 110 |
115
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Appomattox Parole Signed by 24th Virginia Cavalry Colonel
| 3250 |
116
|
State of West Virginia Oath of Allegiance
| PASS |
117
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Georgia Militia Button
| 50 |
118
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Lot of Four Early U.S. Marine Coat Buttons
| PASS |
119
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Soldier’s Furlough
| 325 |
120
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Morgan’s Raid in Ohio
| 450 |
121
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Tintype Photograph of Two Members of Mosby’s Rangers
| 3000 |
122
|
Missouri farmer’s Civil War Claim is Denied
| 50 |
123
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Large 1883 Tipton Photographic View of the Gettysburg Battlefield
| 800 |
124
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Killed More Yankees Than Any Other Confederate Soldier
| 225 |
125
|
Scarce John Brown Albumen Photograph
| 2000 |
126
|
Photographs of a Black Confederate Veteran
| PASS |
127
|
Black Soldier Photograph and Letter
| PASS |
128
|
Fire-Eater Rhett Discusses the Slave Trade With His Father
| 500 |
129
|
The 21st Miss. Infantry (Including General Humphreys) Are Mended Back To Health By Cousin Archer
| 200 |
130
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"As For Peace...We Should Give The Northern Abolitionist With Lyncoln At Their Head One Good Brushing Before The Matter Closes."
| 1100 |
131
|
"What A Shock I Received [at] The First News of The Loss Among Our Atlanta Companies" After The Battle of First Bull Run
| 160 |
132
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Confederate Secessionist (Baltimore Issued) "Don't Tread On Me" Patriotic Card.
| 150 |
133
|
Confederate Secessionist "Southern Rights" Maryland Based Patriotic Card.
| PASS |
134
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A 2nd Lt of Forrest’s Cavalry Gets Paid
| 100 |
135
|
21st Mississippi Letter Pertaining to the Battle of Manassas
| 650 |
136
|
12th South Carolina Quartermaster Writes Home
| 900 |
137
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The Following Eight lots are Confederate Printed, War-dated, Newspapers. The scarcity of Confederate newspapers is well established based on the lack of available rag paper from which to publish...
| PASS |
138
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Confederate Newspaper reports Continued Secession
| PASS |
139
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Confederate Newspaper Reports the Bombing of Sumter
| PASS |
140
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Confederate Newspaper Reports The Battle of Bull Run
| PASS |
141
|
Free Colored Fights For the Confederates
| PASS |
142
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New Orleans Confederate
| PASS |
143
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The Choctaw Support The Confederacy
| PASS |
144
|
Scarce Issue of the Camden Confederate Newsaper,
| 120 |
145
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An Influential South Carolinian, Gabriel E. Manigault Says "6 Grown Negroes Have Died" While He Experiments With Salt Refinement
| PASS |
146
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The 1st South Carolina Cavalry Readies Its Advance To The Front
| 100 |
147
|
Confederate South Carolina Cavalry Medical Certificate
| 100 |
148
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The 28th North Carolina Is Severally Cut Up At Battle of Hanover Court House, Va.
| 400 |
149
|
An 18th Georgia Infantryman's Condolence Letter After His Soldier Brother Is Killed During The Battle of Gaines Mill.
| 450 |
150
|
A Pair Of CSA Ballots For CSA President Davis
| 275 |
151
|
ALS of CSA General Tilghman
| 550 |
152
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Scarce Document Signed By J.J. Pettigrew Who Was Wounded In The Pickett’s Charge Battle And Killed In The Gettysburg Retreat
| PASS |
153
|
Texas Confederate Shin Plaster
| 1100 |
154
|
A Destitute Rebel In Johnson's Island Military Prison Needs Help
| 190 |
155
|
Confederate Forces Serve With Short Rations At Cumberland Gap
| 100 |
156
|
Three Confederate Imprinted Music Sheets
| 275 |
157
|
The $1000 Stonewall Jackson Bond
| PASS |
158
|
Soldier Letter With Gettysburg Content
| 170 |
159
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Describes Effort to Reinforce Fort Sumter - “Tonight we will start early in order to get over before the moon gets up”
| PASS |
160
|
Directly After Gettysburgh, General Lee Approves a Military Pass For British Officer
| 1600 |
161
|
Printed Confederate Soldier’s Pass
| 140 |
162
|
Group of Confederate Bonds
| PASS |
163
|
Confederate Bond Group
| PASS |
164
|
WIA at Spotsylvania Sketch of Punishment in the Union Army
| 140 |
165
|
Wounded In The Head At The Battle of Jonesville, Virginia...He Is Now "O. K."
| 1600 |
166
|
South Carolina Surgeon’s Exemption Certificate
| 140 |
167
|
Group of Four Confederate Bonds
| PASS |
168
|
Funding the Confederate War Machine
| PASS |
169
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Funding the Confederate Government
| PASS |
170
|
Pair of Confederate Bonds
| PASS |
171
|
1864 Confederate Bond
| PASS |
172
|
Clipping of Robert E. Lee's Hair
| PASS |
173
|
A Quick and Easy Robert E. Lee Signature
| PASS |
174
|
Confederate Soldier Signs the Wilmington Oath Of Allegiance
| 225 |
175
|
He Was a Member of Mosby’s Cavalry and is Pardoned in 1868
| 130 |
176
|
Miseries and Sufferings of Six Hundred Confederate Prisoners
| 140 |
177
|
Staunton, Virginia Female Seminary Advertising Card Including "Competent and Kind. Mrs. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart."
| 325 |
178
|
Colonel Mosby Writes Why he Fought for the South
| 50 |
179
|
Unusual Image of the Confederate Politicians
| 70 |
180
|
Colonel Heros von Borcke's Journal
| PASS |
181
|
CSA Prints: Hall's Generals of the Confederate States Army in Hard Case Box, 1992.
| 300 |
182
|
The CSA President
| PASS |
183
|
Confederate General Beauregard
| 130 |
184
|
Confederate President Jefferson Davis
| 225 |
185
|
CSA Vice President
| 90 |
186
|
Scarce Naval Photograph
| PASS |
187
|
JEB Stuart CDV
| 110 |
188
|
Unusual View of JEB Stuart
| PASS |
189
|
The CSA President
| 80 |
190
|
CSA Cavalryman CDV: One of J. E. B. Stuart's Most Favorite Lieutenants, Thomas L. Rosser.
| 160 |
191
|
President of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States.
| 200 |
192
|
Early War Date Image of Thomas J. Jackson
| 100 |
193
|
McArthur was wounded leading his brigade in a breakout of the Confederate encirclement on the first day of Shiloh.
| 100 |
194
|
Rare Confederate Naval Officer CDV
| PASS |
195
|
Commodore Matthew Maury CDV
| 130 |
196
|
Confederate "Battle Flags" CDV.
| 200 |
197
|
CSA Cavalryman CDV: Fitz Hugh Lee.
| PASS |
198
|
CSA Cavalryman CDV: Wade Hampton.
| 110 |
199
|
Rare Salt Print Southern (Mobile, Alabama) Manufactured CDV of Robert E. Lee.
| 400 |
200
|
Thumbnail Strip Photos of General Grant
| 120 |
201
|
Confederate "C. S. A." Battle Flags CDV.
| 190 |
202
|
Confederate "In Memoriam" Battle Flag CDV.
| 100 |
203
|
Rare Robert E. Lee and Staff "Military Medallion" CDV
| PASS |
204
|
Robert E. Lee As He Appeared For Mathew Brady After Appomattox
| 450 |
205
|
Washington DC’s Treasury Building
| PASS |
206
|
Great Cabinet Card of Robert E. Lee's "Floppy Tie" Pose.
| PASS |
207
|
CDV Of Former CSA General Wade Hampton
| 100 |
208
|
USS Tallapoosa at Portsmouth, NH Navy Yard
| 100 |