Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Roman razor
| PASS |
2
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1754 Documents Signed by Pierre De Peyster
| 50 |
3
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Signer William Ellery ADS
| 190 |
4
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The Massachusetts Bay Colonists Resist The British - 1769
| 200 |
5
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1773 Plea in Court Case
| PASS |
6
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Wonderful Engraving of John Paul Jones
| 60 |
7
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A Connecticut Toddler Becomes An Indentured Servant During the Revolutionary War.
| 120 |
8
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Revolutionary War Newspaper With General George Washington Content
| 190 |
9
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As Governor, John Hancock Writes the Massachusetts Congress on Troop Placement
| 750 |
10
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Admiral Digby Engraving
| PASS |
11
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He was Awarded a Silver Medal by the Confederation Congress for his Leadership at the 1781 Battle of Cowpens
| 200 |
12
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Colonial 1784 Land Sale Document
| PASS |
13
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Madison’s Original Nine Amendments Are debated On The Congressional Floor
| 1500 |
14
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Pension Document for Widows of KIA Revolutionary Soldiers
| PASS |
15
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Color Covers of Le Petit Journal - French Revolution & The Wellman Expedition
| PASS |
16
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Revolutionary War Colors
| 50 |
17
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The Federal Government Brands This Man a Slave Stealer
| PASS |
18
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Free Woman of Color Ordered to Appear in Court for Running a Brothel in Tennessee
| 250 |
19
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The Sate of New York Documents Its early Slave Population
| PASS |
20
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An Escaped Slave Is "Discovered Between Deck" On Board The Steamship Philadelphia.
| 850 |
21
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John Brown Took Him Prisoner
| 60 |
22
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Music Sheets Related to Uncle Tom's Cabin and Black Americana
| 100 |
23
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Pre War Slavery Books
| 100 |
24
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“Decks of a Slave Ship”
| 150 |
25
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Dred Scott Antagonist: Chief Justice Roger Taney.
| 110 |
26
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On The Eve Of The Civil War, Virginia Collects The Slave Tax
| PASS |
27
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The Abolitionist John Brown
| PASS |
28
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Free Black Male Virginia Tax Document
| PASS |
29
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Black Themed Cover
| 50 |
30
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War Dated Doctor’s Bill For Treating a Negro Girl
| PASS |
31
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The Carolina Twins
| 110 |
32
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“Eminent Opponents of the Slave Power”
| 90 |
33
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Slave Darriel Runs Away To The Yankees, "But Was Taken Up Below Sparta."
| PASS |
34
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A Minstrel Show Comes To Rhode Island In '65: "I Thought I Should Kill Myself Laughing."
| PASS |
35
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African-American Color Bearer
| PASS |
36
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An Important Racist Envelope
| 150 |
37
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He Was one of the Secret Six
| 150 |
38
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Negative Black Theme Cartoon Photos
| PASS |
39
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Great Image of the 9th Cavalry
| PASS |
40
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Frederick Douglass Signed Document
| 400 |
41
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A Marvelous Series of Ten (9) French, Real-photo Postcards Black Dancers Performing a Dance Entitled "Le Cake-Walk".
| 100 |
42
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Derogatory Black Advertising Display
| PASS |
43
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Group of FOUR Cotton Photographs
| PASS |
44
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The KK Grouping
| 140 |
45
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Pennant Celebrating 50 Years of Emancipation
| 150 |
46
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WWI Postcard, Recruiting Colored Men
| 50 |
47
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WWI Poster, Recruiting Colored Men
| 100 |
48
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An Early Attempt “to pass a Federal law for the suppression of lynching...”
| 120 |
49
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The Republican Candidate Wants the Colored Vote
| PASS |
50
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Criminal African Americans
| PASS |
51
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KKK Grouping
| 375 |
52
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Handbill For Negro Republican Voters League of Iowa
| 180 |
53
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Early 1930’s African American Performers
| 50 |
54
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The Champion Boxers Together
| PASS |
55
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Announcing the Assassination of Malcolm X
| PASS |
56
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Muhammad Ali Questions Why Black Men Should Marry White Women
| 170 |
57
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An Important Pair of Press Photos - Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Thomas
| PASS |
58
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The First Popularly Elected Black US Senator
| PASS |
59
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Two African America Broadway Giants
| PASS |
60
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Arkansas $5 bond
| 100 |
61
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The Confederate Government is Not Liable for Kidnapped Slaves
| PASS |
62
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Texas Prepares to Vote For the Ordinance of Secession
| 100 |
63
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North Carolina Civilian Letter “...Mother says make haste whip the Yankees and come home”
| 50 |
64
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Thrice Signed Confederate General's Document Condemning A Virginia Deserter
| 450 |
65
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The following thirty seven (37) letters were written by Mann Page (1835-1904) who was one of the very first Virginians enlist. Hailing from Columbia County, near Richmond, Va. he enlisted in the...
| 425 |
66
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The Cheat Mountain Campaign While Col. John A. Washington "Lost His Life By His Own Imprudence."
| 1400 |
67
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Robert E. Lee's Men Face Trying Times While Falling Back From Cheat Mountain
| 500 |
68
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Rough Trip Bring Mrs. Gilham To The Front; Misery Of The Troops and Having A New Sergeant Major's Uniform Made
| PASS |
69
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Ordering His Uniform, Haversack And Military Cap "No. 7."
| 130 |
70
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Col. William Gilham And Major Scott Shipp Return To VMI After Leading Them In '61.
| 200 |
71
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Do These Two Things For If Anything Should Happen To Me I Would Like To Have Left The Little Darling Something To Remember Me By.
| 140 |
72
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Stonewall Jackson Drives The Yankees Out of VA.; Their Col. William Gilham & Major Shipp Return To V. M. I.; Lt. Col. John M. Patton
| 275 |
73
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I Cannot Forsake The Path of Duty To Which My Country Calls Me.
| 150 |
74
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Battle of Kernstown: Lt. Col. John M. Patton Preformed Gallantly!
| PASS |
75
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Ever Hopeful He Plans To Serve The Confederate States Army After The War
| 120 |
76
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Battle of McDowell & Enlisting the Help Of Secretary of War, George Randolph
| 250 |
77
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Epic Stonewall Jackson Valley Campaign Letter: "For The First Time…I Saw Old Jack Smile As He Dash[ed] Along Through…Winchester."
| 2750 |
78
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Page And His Men Are Not To Be Mocked By Cocky Union Prisoners
| 250 |
79
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On Captured Yankee Stationery: "Fighting Is Nothing New With Jackson's Army" During The Seven Days Campaign.
| PASS |
80
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Slave William "Is Very Attentive"; Cracking Done On Lack Discipline Jackson; Concentrating His Forces & The Duties of Adjutant.
| 200 |
81
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Writing By Slave William He Recalls The Death of His Horse At Cedar Mountain
| 225 |
82
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Second Battle of Bull Run: "Genl. Lee Knows What He Is About God Grant He May Capture Them."
| PASS |
83
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Our Army…Is Twice As Strong As It Was Before The Sharpburg Fight.
| PASS |
84
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Appointed Inspector General To Gen. John M. Jones Who Is "Very Pious…None of Us Drink."
| 475 |
85
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He Had To Discharge Hired Slave: "I Have Spoiled William By Being Two Liberal With Him."
| PASS |
86
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Cleaning Up The Debris After The Battle of Chancellorsville; Advising His Uncle To Grow Peas To Provision The Army.
| PASS |
87
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Gettysburg Campaign: "Come Up Here" You Could Fill Your Wagons Up "With Such Things You and Those Among You Want."
| 170 |
88
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A Condolence Letter For A Fallen "Darling Little Boy."
| PASS |
89
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Hospital Recovery.
| PASS |
90
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He Is Arrested By Drunkard Col. William A. Witcher: "He Is A Mean Man And Has Taken A Dislike To Me."
| 150 |
91
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Paying Jeff Davis' Private Secretary In "Present" Confederate Currency
| PASS |
92
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Everybody Seems To Think We Will Have Bloody Work Here This Summer.
| PASS |
93
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Wounded In Action While Serving On Gen. Ewell's Staff At The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House
| 400 |
94
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They Would Have Captured Washington If Only They Weren't So Exhausted
| 400 |
95
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Carrying Dispatches For Genl. Early To Lee; Plunder In Maryland Was Prohibited and Death of Family Members
| 300 |
96
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His Horse Is Killed From Under Him At Winchester
| PASS |
97
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Bad Conduct At Winchester Prevented Genl. Early From Gaining The Day At Cedar Creek
| 300 |
98
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Finding Many Reasons Why Their Cause Will Very Soon Become The Lost Cause
| 200 |
99
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The People Must Make Up Their Minds To Support The Army Or The Cause Will Be Lost
| 250 |
100
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Inspecting Wickham's Cavalry Brigade and A Dispute Over An Ill Gotten Horse
| 110 |
101
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Bragg Issues A Victory Address After Chickamauga
| PASS |
102
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Col. William Francis Martin 17th North Carolina Looking To Commissioner Robert Ould About His POWs
| PASS |
103
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Gen. John H. Morgan crossed the Ohio River, and raided across southern Indiana and Ohio, 1863.
| 170 |
104
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Gen. Richard Taylor was the only son of Zachary Taylor,
| 150 |
105
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Packet of 3rd Virginia Cavalry Documents: Stonewall Jackson, Brandy Station and Robert E. Lee Related Connections.
| PASS |
106
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The Famed Daily Citizen
| PASS |
107
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Quartermaster General Alexander R. Lawton Authorizes Inflated Payment For Government Slave Hires
| 850 |
108
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Rare War-Date Major General FITZ HUGH LEE Endorsement
| 875 |
109
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Seven Hundred Dollars For Your Confederate Mule!
| PASS |
110
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CSA Quartermaster General Alexander R. Lawton Document: "It Is Utterly Impossible To Procure Supplies For The Employees of This Dept."
| PASS |
111
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Former Slaves Sign Their Mark For The Confederate Quartermaster's Department
| 275 |
112
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Rare Chimborazo Hospital Document
| 400 |
113
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Thomas Jefferson Orders Officers for the Militia to Defend Western Virginia During the Revolution
| 8000 |
114
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Drafting Free Named Negoes in Virginia - 1861
| 2000 |
115
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East Tennessee Proclamation Broadside by Confederate Colonel Leadbetter
| 2000 |
116
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Printing of the South Carolina Secession Ordinance
| 170 |
117
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$1,000 U.S. Parole Bond for a Confederate Prisoner of War
| 150 |
118
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62nd Illinois Soldier Wants the Negroes to go to Liberia
| PASS |
119
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Confederate “Certificate of Disability for Discharge”
| 130 |
120
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Gen. McDowell pays a Negro Spy in 1862
| 275 |
121
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Gen. Samuel Preston Moore War Date Letter
| PASS |
122
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Georgia Confederate Military Pass
| PASS |
123
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Jeff Davis -- Magnus Song Sheet
| PASS |
124
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Lincoln Military Commission For Gettysburg KIA Officer
| 3000 |
125
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Manuscript Map of the Pocotaliga Expedition
| 550 |
126
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Map of the Battle of Antietam
| 60 |
127
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Member of Phillips Legion is Furloughed Due to a Fractured Thigh
| PASS |
128
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Pass for Sergeant in Chatham’s Regiment to Travel Through Savannah
| 100 |
129
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Receipt for Purchase of Shotgun
| PASS |
130
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Signed by the Chaplain of the 1st Tennessee
| 160 |
131
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Stonewall Jackson’s Quartermaster Receives Stores the Day after the Battle of Port Republic
| 250 |
132
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Confederate Military Election Return Signed by Confederate surgeon
| PASS |
133
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Confederate Parole for Massachusetts Soldier
| 600 |
134
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Confederate South Carolina Militia Broadsheet Signed By “S.R. Gist”
| PASS |
135
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Governor Letcher Commissions his Son Samuel Houston Letcher as Lieutenant Colonel with Lengthy Oath by Lt. Col. Letcher on Verso Swearing his Allegiance to the Confederate States of America
| 350 |
136
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A Rare Confederate Telegraph Service Letter On Rebuilding The Wires At Petersburg
| 425 |
137
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Robert E. Lee Praises the Patriotic Spirit of the Confederate Soldier and Family
| PASS |
138
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Sidney Lanier -- Georgia’s Own Hero
| PASS |
139
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The Copperhead Millenium Cartoon
| PASS |
140
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War Date Letter by Stonewall’s ADC Alexander R. Boteler
| 130 |
141
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Forrest’s Cavalry Corps Parole Signed by Union Gen. Dennis
| PASS |
142
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Fourteen Confederate’s Seek to Take the Oath of Allegiance to the Union at Petersburg in 1865
| 1000 |
143
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Greensboro Parole Signed by BOTH Confederate Generals Benjamin Cheatham and William J. Hardee
| 2400 |
144
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Officers of Our Union Army And Navy by Louis Prang,
| 100 |
145
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Lorenzo Thomas Signed Document - Courtsmartial
| PASS |
146
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Rare Pettengill Revolver Company Stock
| 190 |
147
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22nd New York Letter about the Chief Aeronaut of the Union Army Balloon Corps
| 425 |
148
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Alexander Hamilton III Letter with Good Content
| 100 |
149
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Fortifying The Forts Around Baltimore Harbor
| 90 |
150
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General Twiggs Dismissed From The Army For "treachery to the flag of his country.”
| PASS |
151
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Group of Five Illustrated Music Sheets
| PASS |
152
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Jeff Davis Used As Art on These Political Patriotic covers
| 225 |
153
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Nathan Hale Revolutionary War Poem.
| 70 |
154
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Patriotic Booklet: Consecration of the Flag of The Union, Boston, May 1861.
| PASS |
155
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Revised Regs for 1861
| PASS |
156
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The 23rd New York Receives Their Colors in Front of Abraham Lincoln Before 1st Bull Run
| 180 |
157
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The Trent Affair is Reported to a Merchant in Hong Kong
| 60 |
158
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U.S. Infantry Tactics Signed by 13th Indiana Infantry Soldier who Lost an Arm at Rich Mountain
| 300 |
159
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Union Soldier Writes of the Battle of Hoke’s Run
| PASS |
160
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Unique Sketch of the Writer in Camp
| 225 |
161
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18th Connecticut Vols Group
| 130 |
162
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111th Pennsylvania Soldier Writes of Hangings in the Regiment
| PASS |
163
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151st New York Letter Group
| 750 |
164
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1862 Expedition to Salt Sulphur Springs; The Battle of Lewisburg, (West) Virginia While A Contraband "Hurries After De Yankees".
| 750 |
165
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$2 Greenback, 2 1862 Legal Tender
| 250 |
166
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24th Iowa Soldier Writes of Secesh Movements in Arkansas and the Lowly State of Cotton Plantation Slaves
| 120 |
167
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3rd Rhode Island Heavy Artillery Letter - Report of the Capture of Fort Macon
| 100 |
168
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4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Soldier Assaults and Robs a Man
| PASS |
169
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A Complete Bound Volume Of Civil War Dated Cleveland Newspapers
| PASS |
170
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A Raid Towards Charleston, Missouri Reduces The "Swamp Fox" Jeff Thompson Forces, "To About Four…Hundred Crafty, Wily, Shrew, Desperate Men."
| 275 |
171
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Anticipating The Fall of Forts Henry and Donelson
| PASS |
172
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Battle of Lewisburg of Lewisburg With Casualties
| 375 |
173
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Casualties at the Battle of Cedar Run
| 120 |
174
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Consolidation of the “Irish Legion”
| PASS |
175
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Escorting Peace Commissioners. There Are Plenty of Guerrillas Around and "Plenty of Fun" With Wenches and "Plums To Steal."
| 100 |
176
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Fear That Longstreet's Reinforcement of Bragg's Army at Chickamauga Will Lead To Their Defeat
| 250 |
177
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General O.M. Mitchel Died Within Weeks of This Endorsement.
| PASS |
178
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Group of NINE Music Sheets
| 150 |
179
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He Was Killed in Action at Gettysburg
| PASS |
180
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M.O.H. RecipienM.O.H. Recipient Capt. Theophilus Francis Rodenbough Writes of his Capture at Centerville - “The bullets flew around our heads thick as hail”!t Capt. Theophilus Francis Rodenbough...
| PASS |
181
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Newbern North Carolina Falls
| PASS |
182
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Pickets Talk and Exchange Coffee Weeks Before The Seven Days Campaign.
| PASS |
183
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Russian Troops Will Help Us In Case of War With England & France
| PASS |
184
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The Libby Prisoners Organize “The Prisoners Club”
| 650 |
185
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This Zouave Died In A Prison Camp
| 100 |
186
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Union memorial Book: Adjutant Stearns 21st Mass. Vols. following his death at the battle of New Bern, N. C., March 14, 1862
| 50 |
187
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Union Soldier Writes of Fortress Monroe
| 250 |
188
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Rare Account of The Raid and Skirmish at Franklin, Va. He Was "Most Tired Out" While "The Captain's Waiters…Buck Negroes Would Be Riding On A Horse And We Had To Got Afoot."
| 1200 |
189
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Battle of Joyner's Ferry, Virginia Where He Saw A Man's Legs Were Shattered "All To Pieces" By A Rebel Shell.
| 300 |
190
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13th New Hampshire Letter Group
| 1000 |
191
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14th Vermont Writes of Rumors about the Gray Ghost
| 120 |
192
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A Diversionary Raid Upon Lewisburg, West Virginia To Aid The Attack Upon Longstreet's Supply Line At Salem
| 850 |
193
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Abraham Lincoln Officially Stamps Fitz-John Porter's Removal From United States Service.
| 120 |
194
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Civil War Union Officer Writes of his Capture at Chancellorsville
| 190 |
195
|
Important Gettysburg Field Issued Broadside - Meade Congratulates the Troops
| PASS |
196
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Indiana Civilian Writes of War News
| 275 |
197
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Maryland Confederate Officer Writes of The Culp’s Hill Battle at Gettysburg
| PASS |
198
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On The Emancipation Proclamation: "We Had Better Quit" Than Let "Infernal N**r" Carry The The American Flag.
| PASS |
199
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Rare 1st Massachusetts Sharpshooters Document
| PASS |
200
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Rare Mention of the Skirmish at Blount’s Creek, NC
| 250 |
201
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Soldier Writes of Captured Englishmen Coming into the Union Lines
| PASS |
202
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Soldier Writes on Major General Halleck Stationary
| 70 |
203
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The Union League Helps Organize the 20th United States Colored Troops
| PASS |
204
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Three New York Civilian Letters
| PASS |
205
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Union regimental History:
| PASS |
206
|
William Washburn is Elected to the House of Representatives
| 90 |
207
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A Harrowing Train Wreck In West Virginia, "I Went Out And Found The Engine Bottom Side Up."
| 225 |
208
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He Numbers Himself Among One of The Many of Nurse Nellie M. Chase's Admirers.
| 300 |
209
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The Union High Command Is Reorganized After Chickamauga and Brother Meets Brother Between The Lines.
| PASS |
210
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Battle of Wauhatchie and Col. Underwood's Grisly Wound.
| PASS |
211
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Playing The Role of Courier To Visit Gravely Wounded Col. Adin Underwood.
| 300 |
212
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Looking For A Commission In One Of General Butler's "Negro" Cavalry Regiments.
| PASS |
213
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Active Raids Help Capture a CSA General and Rejuvenates The Men of Anderson Troop.
| PASS |
214
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Brave Sgt. Sowersby Nearly Loses His Life Mrs. Jones' Well Which Is Now Used As A Stinky "Sink."
| PASS |
215
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April 1864: "Rebs Are Showing Themselves Now" Near Charleston, West Virginia.
| 100 |
216
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Flattered By Being Asked To Become Part of Col. Schoonmaker's Staff After His Appointed As Provost Marshal.
| PASS |
217
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1st West Virginia Cavalry's Nepotism and "There Is An Organized Gang…Plundering And Doing Anything For Gain."
| 200 |
218
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General Averell Raid On The Tennessee & Virginia Railroad.
| 100 |
219
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Behind Enemy Lines With POWs Captured During Averell's Raid On The Tenn. & Va. Railroad: We Would "Cut Our Way Through."
| 800 |
220
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Invalid Citizens, Mutilated Soldiers Plea Their Case Before Provost Blackmar.
| 150 |
221
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Patriotic Union Woman Give Out Bouquets To Averell's Men During Hunter's Valley Raid.
| 100 |
222
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Oley's Brigade Has Met The Enemy On May Occasions In The Mountains of West Virginia.
| 100 |
223
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Averell's Virginia Mountain Campaign: "I Pity Our Sick, Wounded…Who Fell Into The Enemy's Hands. I Am Sure They Will Be Murdered."
| 400 |
224
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He Is To Assume The Duties Of Acting Assistant Adjutant General Giving A Good Description of The Required Duties.
| 130 |
225
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Captured Cannon Come In From Fighting Then Going On At Winchester.
| 100 |
226
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Crook's Cavalry Are Badly Whipped And Driven Out of Maryland.
| 110 |
227
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The Battle of Moorefield, West Va. Devastates McCausland's Command While "Averell's Stock Is Up." .
| 100 |
228
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1st New York Artillery Officer’s US Army Regs
| PASS |
229
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24th Army Corps General Orders Signed by Officers
| PASS |
230
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9th Vermont Officer orders an Arrest
| PASS |
231
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Eulogy for 1st Maine Cavalry Officer
| 100 |
232
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Federal General Orders
| PASS |
233
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He Was One of the Captains Present at the Attack and Capture of New Orleans
| 50 |
234
|
Intense reporting of The Battle of the Crater
| 1100 |
235
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Picket Shooting Is The Worst Kind Of Warfare
| PASS |
236
|
Sexual Misbehavior in the Army
| PASS |
237
|
Stonewall Jackson’s Prayer
| 200 |
238
|
The Diary of Pvt. J. W. Grant 12th Rhode Island Vols. owned by a member of the regiment B. C. Mitchell, 1864.
| PASS |
239
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The Southern Confederacy's Days Are Numbered With The Nomination Of George B. McClellan To The Democrat Platform
| PASS |
240
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This Officer Collects Monies at Fort Fisher For His Black Servant
| PASS |
241
|
Union Army - Arrest Documents
| PASS |
242
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Civil War Related Documents
| PASS |
243
|
Conscripted Three Times - Escaped
| PASS |
244
|
General Schofield Signed Medical Document
| PASS |
245
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General Weitzel Is Looking For A Few Good Men From The Descendent of Revolutionary War General "Mad" Anthony Wayne.
| PASS |
246
|
Group of DeKay Signed Documents
| PASS |
247
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He Ordered the Stars and Stripes to be Flown Over the Fallen Confederate Capital
| PASS |
248
|
Jeff’s Double Quick
| 100 |
249
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Letter to Benson Lossing About his History of the Rebellion
| PASS |
250
|
Letter to General Adin Underwood from his Wife
| 50 |
251
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Missouri's "Copperheads Are In A Peck of Trouble…The Law On One Side &…Boys With Revolvers On The Other."
| 100 |
252
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Pair Gettysburg related court documents: (2) April 1865 Adams County, Pa. court documents for fornication.
| PASS |
253
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President Andrew Johnson Raises the Restrictions on Contraband
| PASS |
254
|
President Johnson Restores the Writ of Habeas Corpus to the Rebellious States
| 50 |
255
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Requa (Civil War Machine Gun) Battery Muster Roll.
| 225 |
256
|
Richard Yates Writes about a Job Opportunity
| 50 |
257
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Schuyler Colfax Autograph Letter Signed
| 275 |
258
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State of New York Bounty Vouchers Signed By Future Governor
| 50 |
259
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The Fall of Savannah; The Slave Population of South Carolina's Low Country Speak A Different "German" Language.
| 190 |
260
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Union General Prints
| 100 |
261
|
He was Murdered by General Cole
| PASS |
262
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Two Documents Signed by General John McAuley Palmer
| 50 |
263
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He was Chief of Staff to General McClellan
| PASS |
264
|
Story of a Medal of Honor Winner
| PASS |
265
|
General James Negley Signed Bond
| 50 |
266
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General H.E. Paine Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
267
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General Halbert Paine Signed Stock Certificate
| PASS |
268
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Union General Carl Schurz Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
269
|
Union General Corse Letter.
| 50 |
270
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Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway Company Stock Signed by 105th Ohio Veteran
| PASS |
271
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Clem, ‘Drummer Boy of Chickamauga,’ Writes to MOH Albee
| 170 |
272
|
Formal Portrait of Stephen Douglas
| 90 |
273
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Scarce Gutta Percha Ambro Case
| PASS |
274
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Considered To Be The Founder Of Modern Nursing - Florence Nightingale
| 180 |
275
|
Lincoln’s First Secretary of War
| 100 |
276
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Nicknamed "Father Neptune" - Served 1861-69
| 110 |
277
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Photograph of Kepi’s
| PASS |
278
|
US Naval Officers and Ensigns in the Civil War
| PASS |
279
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Patriotic Case
| PASS |
280
|
Another Patriotic Case
| 100 |
281
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Another Patriotic Photo Case
| 100 |
282
|
The Patriotic Shield is Uned
| 100 |
283
|
CDV of General George B. McClellan
| 60 |
284
|
Three Killed in the Civil War
| PASS |
285
|
AP Hill Was Shot Dead April 2, 1865 As He Rode To The Front Lines
| 100 |
286
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Archer Was The 1st general Captured at Gettysburg
| 200 |
287
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Bancroft Established the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1845.
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288
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Barnard served as the Superintendent of the United States Military Academy
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289
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Beauregard was briefly appointmented as superintendent at West Point in 1861
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290
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Breckinridge was youngest-ever vice president of the United States
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291
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Brilliant Colorized Emancipation Image
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292
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Caleb Smith - He Was A Member of the Peace Convention of 1861
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293
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Canby Took General Edmund Kirby Smith Surrender of the Mississippi River on May 26, 1865
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294
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CDV: Admiral Semmes Surrender to Sherman, April 26, 1865
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295
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CDV: Col. Montford Sydney Stokes
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296
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CDV: Gen. Ambrose Powell Hill
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297
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CDV: Gen. Beale
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298
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CDV: Gen. Breckinridge
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299
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CDV: Gen. James Kemper Was Severley Wounded at Pickett’s Charge
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300
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CDV, Gen. JEB Stuart
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301
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CDV, Gen. Joseph E. Johnson
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302
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CDV: Gen. Jubal Early delivered speeches establishing the Lost Cause position
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303
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CDV, Gen. Robert E. Lee
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304
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CDV, Gen. Robert E. Lee
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305
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CDV, Gen. Robert E. Lee
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306
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CDV: Gen. Simon B.Buckner accepted Ulysses S. Grant's demand for an "unconditional surrender
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307
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CDV, Gen. Stonewall Jackson
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308
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CDV, Jeff Davis
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309
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CDV, Lee and Grant
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310
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CDV Of General Wade Hampton
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311
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Civil War John Ericsson CDV USS Monitor Designer
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312
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Drummer Boy of Rappahannock
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313
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Eaton Graduated from West Point in 1826
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314
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Edwin Stanton Mid Chest CDV by Brady
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315
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Ewell proposed to President Jefferson Davis that in order for the Confederacy to win the war, the slaves must be freed
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316
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Gen. Gustavus Smith served as Interim Confederate Secretary of War
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317
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Gen. J. C. Pemberton - surrender Vicksburg
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318
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Gen. James Kershaw was captured at the Battle of Sayler's Creek, 1865
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319
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Gen. Joseph Johnson
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320
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Gen. Joseph Wheeler - 16 horses were shot from under him
| 275 |
321
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Getty's division, including the famed Vermont Brigade, made the initial breakthrough at Petersburg on April 2, 1865,
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322
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Gideon Welles Issues Checks to Matthew Brady and Alexander Gardner - Both Endorse
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323
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Gordon commanded a brigade in XII Corps, Army of the Potomac, at the Battle of Antietam
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324
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Hawley commanded a hand-picked brigade shipped to New York City to safeguard the election process.
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325
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He graduated West Point with Robert E. Lee
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326
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He Was The First Republican To Hold Office - Hamlin's increasingly anti-slavery views caused him to leave the Democratic Party for the newly formed Republican Party in 1856.
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327
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He was wounded three times.
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328
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His father-in-law was the "Father of the US Cavalry", Philip St. George Cooke.
| 200 |
329
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Hunt graduated from West Point as an infantry officer in 1847
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330
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In Uniform, Major General Grant
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331
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John B. Hood Was Severely Wounded at Gettysburg
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332
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John Wilkes Booth’s Close Friend - Maggie Mitchell
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333
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Johnson was severely wounded at the Battle of New Hope Church on May 28, 1864.
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334
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Later Became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
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335
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On 8 April 1864, Franklin was wounded in the leg at the Battle of Mansfield in Louisiana
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336
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Outdoor New York Regument Headquarters
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337
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Rosecrans Rejected Original Appointment as Major General, September 17, 1862
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338
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Sheridan’s destruction of the economic infrastructure of the Valley was called "The Burning" by residents
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339
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Sherman Twice received the Thanks of Congress
| 100 |
340
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Steuart unsuccessfully promoted the secession of Maryland
| 275 |
341
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Texas Ranger Gen. McCullough was shot out of the saddle and died instantly, March 7, 1862.
| 100 |
342
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The Abolitionist John Brown
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343
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The Assassin in Formal Wear
| 120 |
344
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Turner Ashby’s Nickname Was "Black Knight of the Confederacy"
| 250 |
345
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Washburn was the target of an unsuccessful raid led by Nathan B. Forrest to kidnap him
| 110 |
346
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William Seward Profile CDV by Brady Washington.
| 100 |
347
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20th Mass Officer MWIA at Wilderness
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348
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Baseball Illustrated and other CDVs
| PASS |
349
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CDV BARBARA FRIETCHIE
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350
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CDV of General Burnside
| 50 |
351
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Governor Wise CDV
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352
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Partisan Ranger John "Hanse" McNeil 18th Virginia Cavalry
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353
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The Assassin
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354
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Three Cabinet Card Photographs 22nd New York Cavalry
| 50 |
355
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Vallindigham Was Convicted at an Army Court Martial, Exiled to the Confederacy Where He Ran for Governor of Ohio in 1863 But was Defeated.
| 100 |
356
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Beecher Family
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357
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CDV of Secretary of War Stanton
| 70 |
358
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Jefferson Davis Escaping in a Dress
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359
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Lt. General Grant Immediately After the Lincoln Assassination
| 110 |
360
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Controversial Gettysburg Hero(?) Daniel Edgar Sickles.
| PASS |
361
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Raising of Columns in Front of the US Treasury Building in Washington
| 150 |
362
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10th Alabama Family Photos
| PASS |
363
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The 2nd Civil War
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364
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Civil War Entrenching Tool
| 100 |
365
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John Wanamaker Grand Army Day Canteen
| 100 |
366
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Lithograph of Andersonville
| 100 |
367
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Confederate Image Cigar Box
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368
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Polish Composer and pianist Frederick Francois Chopin
| PASS |
369
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He Built the Lincoln’s Log Cabin
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