Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Seven Hundred Years Old
| 500 |
2
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He was Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
| PASS |
3
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Antoine-Ulrich Broadsheet
| PASS |
4
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Map of the Amazon by Padre Samuel Fritz
| 100 |
5
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1748 North Carolina “Winged Stirrup” Vignette Note
| PASS |
6
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William Ellery Autograph Document Signed
| 200 |
7
|
The Important Step of the ASSOCIATION Issued by the Continental Congress
| PASS |
8
|
Bullet Reports From The Colonies
| PASS |
9
|
Tories in Marshfield Call on Gage For Defence
| 250 |
10
|
Revolutionary War Large Hand-Made “Caltrop” Weapon
| 180 |
11
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Tiffany & Company Impression of Colonel William Augustine Washington
| PASS |
12
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Benedict Arnold Signature
| 1300 |
13
|
The Capture of Rhode Island by the British
| 50 |
14
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1777 Colored Map titled: “A PLAN OF THE CITY AND ENVIRONS OF PHILADELPHIA” by Matthew A. Lotter
| PASS |
15
|
He Signed the Declaration of Independence on Behalf of Pennsylvania
| 150 |
16
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Thomas Heyward & Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Signed South Carolina Document Signers of The Declaration of Independence & Articles of Confederation
| PASS |
17
|
John Hancock Elected Governor of Massachusetts
| 100 |
18
|
President George Washington Approves the Establishment of the Department Of War
| 250 |
19
|
Map of the Quebec Expedition Led by Benedict Arnold
| 100 |
20
|
The Battle of Bunker Hill - 50 Years Later
| 100 |
21
|
1839 Declaration of Independence by Dearborn
| 180 |
22
|
American Battle Chart Broadside
| 180 |
23
|
Celebrating the Boston Tea Party
| 80 |
24
|
James Wilson and The Wilson Doctrine
| 60 |
25
|
The Works of John Wooolman - Good Anti-Slavery Content
| 110 |
26
|
Widows Dower, FOUR Named Slaves
| 250 |
27
|
Early Colonization Booklet
| 225 |
28
|
Enslavement of African Americans Was Necessary!
| 250 |
29
|
A Slave Murderer Loses His Trail; William L. Goggin's Political Chances and A Man Accused of Aiding Runaways
| 800 |
30
|
Writings of Friends on the Subject of Slavery
| 225 |
31
|
1840’s Anti-Slavery Imprint
| PASS |
32
|
Manumission Document - 1842
| 250 |
33
|
The Slaves of Charleston, S. C. Have: "High Cheek Bones & Forehead All Denote African Race."
| 700 |
34
|
Distribution of TWELVE Named Slaves - 1843
| 400 |
35
|
1848 Virginia Bond For Hire of Slave “Negro Girl, Lucy”
| PASS |
36
|
Period Imprints From Black Image Wood Blocks
| 110 |
37
|
Mid 19th Century Slave Drawing
| 140 |
38
|
First Black U.S. Armed Forces Regiment’s Commander Thomas Wentworth Higginson of 33rd U.S. Colored Troops
| 200 |
39
|
Slave Purchase Letter: "I Wish To Purchase A Boy."
| 350 |
40
|
Period Sketch of a Plantation Schoolhouse
| 200 |
41
|
A Manual of Religious Instruction...for the Oral Teaching of Colored Persons
| 700 |
42
|
Slave Hire Document
| 110 |
43
|
A Slave Catcher's Demands Payment During Reconstruction
| 600 |
44
|
A Slave Owner Illegally Retains "Boy, Abe."
| 170 |
45
|
Black Image Cover
| PASS |
46
|
The District of Columbia Emancipates Its Slave In April 1862 Devaluing The Slavery Market
| 700 |
47
|
The Department of The Gulf Issues Strict Orders For Contraband Employment.
| 350 |
48
|
War Dated Doctor’s Bill For Treating a Negro Girl
| 70 |
49
|
CDV of The Jolly Cook
| PASS |
50
|
Virginia's Runaway Slaves Are Encouraged To Join and Fight For The Union Cause.
| 800 |
51
|
1863 Emancipation Scene CDV
| 225 |
52
|
Rare Outdoor Civil War Photograph of Slaves in the Camp of Union Soldiers in South Carolina
| 1500 |
53
|
CDV of The Baggage Train
| PASS |
54
|
CDV: Black dance festival
| PASS |
55
|
Regiment of Freed Slaves
| 550 |
56
|
The Congessional Leaders Who Voted For the 13 Amendment
| PASS |
57
|
Carte de visite of a Slave Woman at Auction
| 2200 |
58
|
African-American Soldier Receives his Bounty for Fighting Confederates
| 325 |
59
|
U. S. Colored Troops Freedmen's Saving Bank Circular
| 275 |
60
|
Blind Tom CDV with The Rain Storm Sheet Music, ca 1868
| 1300 |
61
|
CDV of “Old Aunt Coly”
| 110 |
62
|
Collection of Black family photos
| PASS |
63
|
The Ten Little Mulligan Guards
| 170 |
64
|
White Slave Stereo
| PASS |
65
|
Cuban Slaves
| PASS |
66
|
Out of Bondage - First African American Musical
| 450 |
67
|
9th Cavalry Badge
| 150 |
68
|
CDV - 2 Black Children
| PASS |
69
|
African Trade Cards
| 100 |
70
|
Frederick Douglass Signed Document
| 425 |
71
|
Derogatory African American Photo
| 150 |
72
|
Document Signed by the First African American to Serve in the U.S. Senate
| 275 |
73
|
James Balmer’s South African Kaffir Choir Photograph
| 140 |
74
|
Sketch of the Life of Samuel Morris - Prince Kaboo
| PASS |
75
|
Nice Group of 19th Century Sheet Music
| 250 |
76
|
Black Infantry Knapsack - "Soldadosnegros"as the Filipinos
| 200 |
77
|
The Cakewalk Dance Craze
| PASS |
78
|
Minstrel Group
| 70 |
79
|
Bigotry in Advertising
| 70 |
80
|
Ku Klux Klan Bulletin Issued by Notorious Klansmen from New Jersey
| PASS |
81
|
New Jersey Ku Klux Klan Silk Ribbon
| 150 |
82
|
Rise of the 2nd Klan
| 160 |
83
|
They Were A Subset of the Ku Klux Klan
| 180 |
84
|
Jazz Musicians Photograph Group
| 110 |
85
|
Hand-Drawn and Colored Minstrel Broadside
| 150 |
86
|
Rare Harlem Entertainment Spot - Ubangi Club Noisemaker
| 140 |
87
|
National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses By-Laws
| 60 |
88
|
Grouping of 15 Issues of the African American Weekly Newspaper
| 190 |
89
|
The Negro in American Life
| PASS |
90
|
Rare Membership Card for the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses
| 60 |
91
|
Ticket Roll from the Anderson County Colored Fair
| 50 |
92
|
Integrated Schools in Pennsylvania
| PASS |
93
|
Rare Song Book by Charity Bailey
| 50 |
94
|
An Account of Robert Williams and his Opposition to the KKK
| 70 |
95
|
Early NAACP Cap
| 325 |
96
|
Civil Rights - “Freedom Now” Lapel Pin Display
| 300 |
97
|
Heavyweight Champion Archie Moore Autograph Letter Signed
| 80 |
98
|
This Area Saw Heavy Action During the Civil War - And Commodore Maffitt Used His Knowledge of the Environs Most Effectively
| 50 |
99
|
General Eppa Hunton’s Autograph
| 70 |
100
|
Confederate Masonic Imprint from Mississippi
| PASS |
101
|
Confederate Masonic Imprint Printed in Macon, Georgia
| PASS |
102
|
Confederate Freemason’s Imprint
| PASS |
103
|
Confederate Masonic Imprint from Alabama
| PASS |
104
|
Confederate Masonic Imprint from Alabama
| PASS |
105
|
Confederate Telegram to General Pillow
| 160 |
106
|
Three Confederate Covers
| 70 |
107
|
The Confederate Government is Not Liable for Kidnapped Slaves
| 150 |
108
|
Four Confederate Newspapers with Good Content
| 225 |
109
|
Rare Uncut Sheet of Charles Magnus Confederate Cartes de Visite
| 250 |
110
|
They Were Decemated at Gettysburg
| 150 |
111
|
Rare Confederate Bond Issued at Houston, Texas
| 180 |
112
|
Five Confederate State Notes
| 120 |
113
|
Lot of six tokens including "No Compromise with traitors." and a Nice Detroit Merchant Token
| 70 |
114
|
Lot of four (4) C. S. A. covers.
| 70 |
115
|
2nd Georgia Battalion Signed Document
| 100 |
116
|
He Was Killed at Fredericksburg
| 200 |
117
|
Signed by General Birkett D. Fry Who Was Wounded 4 Times and Commanded a Brigade During Pickett’s Charge
| 190 |
118
|
Signed by PACS General Moxley Sorrel
| 250 |
119
|
General WIlliams Wickham War-date Endorsement
| 150 |
120
|
On "Captured" Yankee 9th Corps Stationery This Rebel "Our Independence Is A Fixed Fact" In Late '64!
| 300 |
121
|
Group of Four Type 69 Confederate Notes
| PASS |
122
|
Lot of three (3) CSA ten dollar bills.
| PASS |
123
|
Group of Six (6) Confederate Autographs
| PASS |
124
|
Signed by Judah Benjamin
| 500 |
125
|
Rare Isaac Israel Hayes Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
126
|
Conscripted Three Times - Escaped
| 100 |
127
|
Confederate Officer’s Poem from Johnson’s Island
| PASS |
128
|
The Author of "Maryland, My Maryland" Is The Guest Of Honor On Maryland Day
| 120 |
129
|
Alexander Stephens Autograph Letter Signed
| 150 |
130
|
General M. Jeff Thompson Writes of the Levee System in Louisiana
| PASS |
131
|
General Tappan Writes of Generals Cleburne and Hindman
| 100 |
132
|
Rare Signed Original Poem by Paul Hamilton Hayne Signed
| PASS |
133
|
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims Grouping
| PASS |
134
|
Senator William Mahone Writes of an Unpaid Freight Bill
| PASS |
135
|
General Wilcox Letter Mentioning Generals Lomax and Law
| 150 |
136
|
Virginia Military Cadets Reunion Piece
| PASS |
137
|
Mass. 54th Black Unit - Confederate View of Fort Wagner
| 275 |
138
|
General Evander Law Autograph Letter Signed
| 150 |
139
|
He Received Thirteen Wounds During the Civil War Including Five at Gettysburg
| 150 |
140
|
Confederate Commander of "Mosby's Rangers" Autograph Letter Signed Mentioning Ex: CSA General Fitzhugh Lee with an “Inside Joke” that Lee might be a (Confederate) “Turncoat” “putting on the blue”...
| PASS |
141
|
Philadelphia - UDC Address on Robert E. Lee
| 70 |
142
|
Confederate Battle Flag
| 275 |
143
|
We are very pleased to continue to present items directly from the Steve Putnal Confederate Collection. The following lots, #143 through #179, are from that special collection. Steve Putnal was one...
| 200 |
144
|
The Colonies War-Date Map
| 250 |
145
|
War-Date Patrick Henry Autograph Document Signed
| 1200 |
146
|
Francis Scott Key Autograph Letter Signed
| 1300 |
147
|
He Received the Congressional Silver Medal for Action at the Battle of Lake Erie
| PASS |
148
|
The Famous and Profound 1850 Webster Speech is Remembered
| 350 |
149
|
Baltimore Riots - Secession Convention of Maryland Signed Document
| 350 |
150
|
Anti-Lincoln & General Dix Proclamation Broadside
| PASS |
151
|
William Sherman Franked Cover
| 225 |
152
|
J.E.B. Stuart CDV
| PASS |
153
|
CSA Railroad Ticket
| 130 |
154
|
CSA Railroad Ticket
| 160 |
155
|
Soldier’s Letter - “was taken by a gurrilla band”
| PASS |
156
|
Excellent Content General Nathan Bedford Forrest War-Date Letter
| PASS |
157
|
Union Prisoner Opposes “fighting for niggers...”
| PASS |
158
|
61st Virginia Document Signed by Colonel Groner and Captain Etheredge
| 100 |
159
|
Confederate Choctaw 2nd Cavalry Retells of His Capture by The Federals - And A Sketch of His Gravesight
| PASS |
160
|
Missiouri Soldier Begs to be Transferred Back West and His Request is Granted and Signed by Generals JEB Stuart, Fitzhugh Lee and Richard Beale
| 7750 |
161
|
Confederate POW Autographs - Captured at Gettysburg
| 275 |
162
|
Lesbians in the Confederacy
| 350 |
163
|
5th Alabama Soldier’s Letter with Good Gettysburg Content
| 1200 |
165
|
New York City Draft Riots Broadside
| 550 |
166
|
51st Indiana Document
| 170 |
167
|
CSA Stage Coach Ticket
| 200 |
168
|
The 57 Georgia Holds an Election
| PASS |
169
|
General Wheeler Updates General Bragg on the Federal Forces
| 600 |
170
|
U.S. Grant CDV
| 90 |
171
|
Massachusetts Soldier writes from Chattanooga - “A nxxxxr first a mule next. “
| 180 |
172
|
Recommendation Endorsed by BOTH Grant and Meade.
| 1300 |
173
|
Robert E. Lee Autograph Letter Signed on Yankee Casualty Under the Care of Dr. Stary
| 6625 |
174
|
13th Texas Parole from Houston
| 500 |
175
|
Photograph Three Confederate Prisoners at Gettysburg
| 475 |
176
|
Prisoners Captured by Wheeler are Exchanged
| 110 |
177
|
Jefferson Davis Writes from Montreal, Canada a Week after his Release from Prison to the Wife of his Attorney .... And, a Letter from his Attorney to his Wife on the Date of the Release with...
| PASS |
178
|
Indian Silks - Premium
| 60 |
179
|
Life on Confederate cruiser Alabama - 1866
| PASS |
180
|
Captain of the Federal Kearsarge , War Date ANS
| 60 |
181
|
General John Dix Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
182
|
Stock Certificate Signed by General John Dix
| 70 |
183
|
Tennesseen Andrew Johnson Defends the Union in 1861
| 60 |
184
|
Ellsworth Zouave Battle Cry Broadside
| 70 |
185
|
Union Ships Run The Confederate Blockade on The Potomac River In 1861.
| 110 |
186
|
Battle Carnifax Ferry Campaign 1st (Loyal) Virginia Cavalry Telegram.
| 130 |
187
|
The Same Cut Three Times
| PASS |
188
|
A Group Of Ellsworth Covers
| PASS |
189
|
Group of Patriotic Covers
| 160 |
190
|
Group of Smaller Patriotic Covers
| 100 |
191
|
45th Massachusetts Officer’s Tactical Manual
| 250 |
192
|
“Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon”
| 250 |
193
|
Colonel Graham’s Report on the Mason-Dixon Line
| 50 |
194
|
The Governor of Maine Writes About Trying to Obtain a Discharge
| 120 |
195
|
General John Dix Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
196
|
Admiral Foote Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
197
|
Signed by Medal of Honor Recipient Robert Orr
| 50 |
198
|
Rebels Sabotage The Yankee's Water Supply With Poison.
| PASS |
199
|
Rebel Forces Threaten Baltimore During The Antietam Campaign.
| 100 |
200
|
Expansion of The West: Pioneer Life In Northern Illinois.
| PASS |
201
|
An Illinois Cavalryman Has A Lack of Money; Guards Prisoners; Cooks For The Company
| 100 |
202
|
Any Prisoner Attempting To Make His Escape Must Be Fired Upon.
| 140 |
203
|
Union General Samuel Crawford On Antietam Wound And Winfield Scott's Ill Health.
| 800 |
204
|
The "Secesh" In California "Dare Not Open Their Mouths" & Santa Cruz Sends Men To The Cavalry.
| 100 |
205
|
George B. McClellan "Never Has Followed Up An Advantage." He Is A "Grate Failure."
| 140 |
206
|
Nice Louisville Kentucky Hospital Muster roll
| 250 |
207
|
Nurses on Cumberland, Maryland Hopsital Roll
| 225 |
208
|
Good Content War-date ALS by General Henry Briggs Shaw
| 300 |
209
|
Rare Pennsylvania Regimental Battle of Yorktown Battle Report
| PASS |
210
|
Col. Davis Answers For No Guard At His Camp Before Yorktown.
| PASS |
211
|
Restructuring The Decimated 104th Pennsylvania Infantry Following the Battle of Fair Oaks.
| 250 |
212
|
The Army of the Potomac's Chief Signal Officer On Petersburg Operations
| PASS |
213
|
Secret Approval Is Given The 1st South Carolina Colored Troops To Advance On The Reb's Fortifications.
| 400 |
214
|
Col. Davis Is Ordered To Report With 100 Rounds Ammo and 10 Day Rations Before The Assault On Fort Wagner.
| PASS |
215
|
Tiffany Made Flag Presentation; "Guns Loaded & Fixed Bayonets" In Their March Through Baltimore.
| PASS |
216
|
Eyewitness To President Lincoln At The White House; Rebel Spies "Prowling Round"; Firing Into The 1st Maine's Tents. They "Were Good Mind To Fire Upon Us."
| 400 |
217
|
A Soldier's Prank Goes Badly. A Loaded Gun Leads To One Losing His Leg
| 475 |
218
|
Washington D. C. July Fourth 1861: Lincoln's Troop Review; Seeing Hamlin, Sumner, "Johnson of Tenn." & Witnessing The Election of The Speaker of The House.
| 350 |
219
|
Runaway Slaves "Flock In Very Fast" & Kept "For Cooks, Waiters" Oliver O. Howard Is Made Brigadier General; Ellsworth Zouaves And "Saucy" Southern Women.
| 650 |
220
|
Sending Home News That "By The Kind Providence of God I Am Spared" The Day After The Battle of First Bull Run.
| 500 |
221
|
Battle of First Bull Run 3rd Maine Vols. Letter.
| 750 |
222
|
Alexandria: "A Fine Place For Women?"; Austrian Muskets; The Fall of Fort Henry "Secesh Must Come Down"; Officer Elections.
| PASS |
223
|
Rare Battle of Williamsburg Letter. The Rebels Were "The Most Miserable Set of Devils."
| PASS |
224
|
At Seven Pines Was: "Was Something Like Pittsburg Landing Surprise…We Kept Telling [Our Men] To Fire Low…The Balls Were Flying Like Hail."
| 850 |
225
|
McClellan Is No Napoleon Otherwise The Disaster at Seven Pines Would have Never Happened.
| 600 |
226
|
Graphic Seven Days Campaign Letter: Train Explosion At Grapevine Bridge; Covering The Retreat…Refusing To Cheer Little Mac. We "Stood In Gloomy Silence" When He Passed.
| 850 |
227
|
During John Hunt Morgan's 1863 Ohio Raid, "Giving The Rebels A Hot Reception."
| 300 |
228
|
Republican Propaganda Political Broadside
| 550 |
229
|
We Had Much Rather Take Gen. Grant…Soldiers Here Almost Worship Him.
| 150 |
230
|
The Commander of The Piatt Zouaves "Sold His Life Dear set" At The Battle of Wytheville, Virginia.
| 225 |
231
|
May [I] Live To See…Our Glorious Old Flag Unfurled To The Breeze From Every Capitol In The Union.
| PASS |
232
|
Bank's Expedition Survives The Same Storm That Sunk The U. S. S. Monitor.
| PASS |
233
|
Small Group of Andersonville Victim's Cavalry Letters on Patriotic Stationery.
| 325 |
234
|
Abolitionist Massachusetts Gives One of Her Own For The Colored Troops: "Simon G. Is Promoted To Adjutant of One of The Color'd Regiments."
| PASS |
235
|
The Battle of Gettysburg: "The Rebels Came In Pennsylvania Amongst The Copperheads & Stripped Them…of Horses, Cattle.
| PASS |
236
|
The First Louisiana Corps de Afrique Port Hudson "Killed In Action" Muster Roll.
| 850 |
237
|
The Slaves Of Kentucky Are "As Smart As The Average Of Whites" And Will "Fight Until They Died"
| 1100 |
238
|
The Burning of Chambersburg
| 200 |
239
|
Narrative of Privations and Suffering of Union POWs
| 130 |
240
|
This Unit Laid all bridges for Army of the Potomac during the Seven Days Campaign
| 50 |
241
|
39th Massachusetts Muster Roll
| 90 |
242
|
1864-Dated Civil War Autographed Union Naval Orders
| PASS |
243
|
Missouri Guerrillas Harass A Young Woman On Her Journey To Kansas.
| 250 |
244
|
The Country Is Ruined Forever Especially If Mr. Lincoln Is Reelected.
| 275 |
245
|
Bad Cheese Defeats General Sheridan After His Victory At Cedar Creek
| 120 |
246
|
Ohio's Supreme Court Decides The Soldier's Vote
| 225 |
247
|
Rare 1864 Lincoln Draft Call/1st New Hampshire Cavalry 1864 Recruiting Broadside.
| 325 |
248
|
Vote For McClellan: "He Could Fill Both Civil & Military Chairs" While Serving In The Navy, "Is Much Better Than Going For A Soldier."
| PASS |
249
|
Drunken Union Officer Kills A Soldier In Boston.
| PASS |
250
|
And His Colored Servant
| 100 |
251
|
If Old Abe Will Send Us A Good Lot of Ni**er Troops. We Can Settle This War Up.
| 190 |
252
|
Battle of Gettysburg (and Campaign) With The 17th Maine Vols.: "Took Into…Battle 43 Good Hearty Men."
| 450 |
253
|
After Gettysburg The Army Is "In A State of Masterly Inactivity (a-la-McClellan) While Quantrill's Guerrllas "Make Sad Havoc in Kansas."
| 150 |
254
|
The 17th Maine Makes A Diversionary Raid To Support Kilpatrick's Raid To Kill Jeff Davis and His Heads of State.
| 140 |
255
|
Intense Heat In Baltimore Takes A Man Out While On Drill; Chaplain Sullivan H. Weston Is Overrated.
| PASS |
256
|
Baltimore's Canines Are Executed Per The Colonel's Orders.
| 100 |
257
|
Martin Van Buren's Death if Honored With Heavy Artillery Salutes.
| PASS |
258
|
Assisting In Amputations; Dressing Wounds; "My Boys" Include Those With Amputated Limbs; Guerrillas Fighters Threaten Fredericksburg and much more.
| 275 |
259
|
Dressing The Wounds of Friend and Foe Alike.
| 250 |
260
|
Service As Christian Commission Postmaster Along With Caring For Hundreds of Wounded.
| 225 |
261
|
Caring For The Point Lookout's Rebel POWs.
| 150 |
262
|
Serving At City Point: "Gen. Grant Is Often Around. I Was At His Headquarters Yesterday" While He Has Contraband "Dave" To Help.
| 250 |
263
|
Rare Printed District of Columbia, Washington Draft Enrollment Document.
| 100 |
264
|
A Doctor's Care and Use of Chloroform Seems To Make Him Sicker.
| 180 |
265
|
Battle of The Crater: "Taking Care Of Colored Soldiers When Wounded Is Rather Unpleasant Work This Warm Weather.
| 1000 |
266
|
Annapolis Receives Union POWs "Who Were-Most of Them-Dying From Starvation & Exposure While In Rebel Hands."
| 140 |
267
|
1865 Masonic Imprint from Pennsylvania
| PASS |
268
|
American Academy of Music Broadside
| PASS |
269
|
The Battles in Tennessee
| 325 |
270
|
General Joshua Chamberlain Gets his Due
| 90 |
271
|
Two pieces of Civil War Sheet Music
| PASS |
272
|
Military Academy Cadets Graduate
| PASS |
273
|
Officers Can Make Field Purchases
| PASS |
274
|
Order in Respect to Captured Confederate Naval Property
| PASS |
275
|
Extension of the Military Lines of the United States to Encompass the Confederacy
| PASS |
276
|
New York Pays The Bounties
| PASS |
277
|
Civil War Discharge Gettysburg Vet Joseph Brummel 13th Maryland
| 50 |
278
|
Percy Greg Authored “Ninth of April 1865” Titled Original Handwritten End of the American Civil War Period Poem
| PASS |
279
|
Nice Image of General Grant
| PASS |
280
|
The 2nd United States Colored Cavalry Is Routed At Bowers Hill During Kilpatrick's Raid On Richmond
| 750 |
281
|
Very Rare "Shelling of Fort Anderson," New Bern Battle Broadside.
| 600 |
282
|
Drunk Soldiers; Jeff Davis' Capture, Lincoln's Assassins; The Penobscot Indian Tribe and Lumbering on the Penobscot River
| 50 |
283
|
Rare 2nd Corps, Army of The Potomac, Washington D. C. Pass.
| PASS |
284
|
Naval Family Photograph Group
| PASS |
285
|
Two Union Personalities
| PASS |
286
|
Winchester, Virginia Oath of Allegiance
| 120 |
287
|
Lee Surrender Broadside issued by General Winfield Scott Hancock
| 500 |
288
|
Treasurer Francis Elias Spinner Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
289
|
General O.O. Howard Makes a Political Connection
| PASS |
290
|
General Winfield Scott Hancock Autograph Letter Signed
| 475 |
291
|
Society of the Army of Tennessee
| PASS |
292
|
2nd Dragoons Chromolithograph
| PASS |
293
|
GAR Funds Letter
| PASS |
294
|
Dan Sickles Signed Check
| 70 |
295
|
General Schofield Writes of an ‘Old War Letter’
| PASS |
296
|
Governor Oglesby Writes of the First Meeting with General Grant
| 50 |
297
|
General Schofield Writes about Henry War Beecher
| 150 |
298
|
Eulogy of General Sheridan
| PASS |
299
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General McCook Says He Doesnt Know Where to Get Abraham Lincoln’s Autograph
| PASS |
300
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Teddy Roosevelt’s Speach at the Unveiling of the William T. Sherman Statue With A press Release
| PASS |
301
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The 24th Massachusetts Regimental History
| 50 |
302
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Four GAR Postcards
| PASS |
303
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Daguerreotype by Otis Cooley
| 50 |
304
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Rare Ferrotype of Stephen Douglas
| 150 |
305
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Rare View Of Civil War Teenage Cavalry Trooper.
| 110 |
306
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General Meade, Repeat
| PASS |
307
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A Pair of Union Commanders’ CDV’s With Printed Identifications
| PASS |
308
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CDV: To Arms: Freemen to Arms barefoot drummer boy
| PASS |
309
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A Drunken George B. McClellan CDV at Harrison Landing, Va.
| PASS |
310
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The Colored Volunteer by NY Photographic Co.
| PASS |
311
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The Colored Volunteer
| PASS |
312
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Union Tintype
| 90 |
313
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CDV of Robert Anderson
| PASS |
314
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Pair of Civil War Tintypes of Union Soldiers
| 140 |
315
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Outdoor Stereoview By Alexander Gardner
| 180 |
316
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CDV of Confederate General Jubal Early
| 100 |
317
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JEB Stuart Cabinet Card
| 325 |
318
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Confederate Carte de Visite of Jefferson Davis in Mourning Matte
| PASS |
319
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Ambrotype of Powder Monkey
| PASS |
320
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Collection of JEB Stuart CDV and cartoon cards (3)
| 100 |
321
|
Pair CDVs of Libby Prison
| 375 |
322
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Carte de visite of President Johnson
| PASS |
323
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Side Show Freaks by Gable and Usher of Augusta
| PASS |
324
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Maggie Mitchell CDV
| PASS |
325
|
Albumen Photographs of Three Union Generals
| PASS |
326
|
Civil War and American Personalities
| 150 |
327
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General Hardee Carte de Visite
| 50 |
328
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“The Council of War” Mezzotint
| PASS |
329
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CDV of Circus Freak Capt. M. V. Bates
| 100 |
330
|
CDV of a Confederate Memorial, Richmond
| PASS |
331
|
CDV of Lulu Dickson
| PASS |
332
|
General Sheridan Cabinet Card
| 100 |
333
|
Copy Photo RE Lee original by Vannerson
| PASS |
334
|
Cabinet Card Copy Photo From Original Minnis & Cowell Negatives
| PASS |
335
|
GAR - Civil War Veterans Grouping
| 90 |