Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation Printing in Newspaper
| 160 |
2
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Negro plot to murder whites
| 130 |
3
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Two His and Hers Ku Klux Klan Robes
| 3000 |
4
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Two KKK Handbills
| 225 |
5
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Twelve Pro-Klan Newspapers
| 275 |
6
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Tuskegee Airmen Grouping
| 300 |
7
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Ku Klux Klan Broadsides
| 550 |
8
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Rare United Klans Embossed Stamp
| 200 |
9
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Mid 20th Century KKK Items
| 400 |
10
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General Samuel Cooper Signed General Orders No. 9
| PASS |
11
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Robert Hunter Autograph letter
| 100 |
12
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CSA General Eppa Hunton II Autograph Document Signed
| PASS |
13
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General Hugh W. Mercer Signed Georgia $5 Note
| PASS |
14
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Confederate General Patrick Cleburne Signed Check
| PASS |
15
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General James Jay Archer Signed Military Document
| PASS |
16
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Check Signed by Confederate General “Grumble” Jones
| PASS |
17
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General William A. Quarles Signed Bond
| 275 |
18
|
Heading South Immediately After Sumter Falls
| 60 |
19
|
Blind Institute Students Perform A Mesmerizing Rendition of Dixie
| 275 |
20
|
He Will Not Stand For His Artillerymen Command Becoming Infantry
| 325 |
21
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When Any Of Us Get Sick We Try To Act Like Brothers Toward Each Other.
| 120 |
22
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Patriotic Confederates Evacuate Cheat Mountain
| 550 |
23
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Robert E. Lee Fails To Connect With The Attack On Cheat Mountain.
| 800 |
24
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The Yankees Intend Making An Effort To Get…In The Rear Of The Army.
| 900 |
25
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Death Before Dishonor Maryland Secession Card.
| 425 |
26
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CDV of General Hardee
| 160 |
27
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The Confederate Daily Delta New Orleans Newspaper From Runaway Slave Ads To Virginia's Secession
| 160 |
28
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The New Orleans Daily Delta Illustrated Runaway Slave Ads To The Bombardment of Fort Sumter.
| 275 |
29
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The New Orleans Daily Delta reports On The Battle of First Bull Run.
| 200 |
30
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The Daily Delta Reports "How A free Colored Man Fought"
| 250 |
31
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The Daily Delta Gives A Rare Account of The Battle of Ball's Bluff
| 200 |
32
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The Daily Delta Announces The Death of Senator Colonel edward Baker At Ball's Bluff.
| 180 |
33
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The Daily Delta Jeffer Davis' Inauguration Speech While Lincoln Heads To Washington!
| 200 |
34
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The Destruction of the Snake of South Carolina
| PASS |
35
|
Confederate Patriotic Covers
| 50 |
37
|
Confederate Privateer Imprint
| 225 |
38
|
Confederate Constitution Printing in Newspaper
| 160 |
39
|
General Daniel Ledbetter Signed Confederate Document
| PASS |
40
|
War-date General Isaac Ridgeway Trimble Autograph Letter Signed
| PASS |
41
|
For President of the Confederacy
| 170 |
42
|
Confederate General Patrick Henry Nelson Writes from Morris Island
| 400 |
43
|
The Alabama Volunteer Corps Canebrake Rifle Guards Offer Their Service To The Day After The State's Secession
| 300 |
44
|
Rare Confederate General John B. Floyd Endorsement Weeks Before Fort Donelson.
| PASS |
45
|
Stragglers Are Rounded Up & Sent Back To Gen. Lee During The Antietam Campaign.
| 250 |
46
|
Rotten Bacon Plagues Lee's Army During The Antietam Campaign.
| 100 |
47
|
Antietam's Confederate Dead Will NOT Be Transported Home By Their Government.
| 200 |
48
|
JEB Stuart's Cousin Petitions Against A Drunken Officer's Ride Amongst The Wounded.
| 150 |
49
|
Secretary of War Randolph & Gen. Smith "Approve" Col. Davidson Seizure of A Hotel For Those Wounded At Antietam.
| 400 |
50
|
Maryland Steuart Prepares For The Victims of The Antietam Campaign.
| PASS |
51
|
Confederate General Davidson Sends reinforcements To Lee's Army In Sept. 1862.
| PASS |
52
|
Captain Baker Prepares To Provide For The Wounded From Antietam.
| 200 |
53
|
Confederate Surgeon General Samuel Moore Demands Answers
| 300 |
54
|
Antietam's Wounded Overwhelms Staunton.
| 150 |
55
|
Brigadier General Robert Ransom's Wife Fears He Was Wounded.
| PASS |
56
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His Seizure of The American Hotel As A Hospital Is Approved.
| 100 |
57
|
Secretary of War George Wythe Randolph Writes Col. Davidson.
| 300 |
58
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The Yankees…Passed Col. Birkett Fry "By In Silent Contempt" While Suffering From His Antietam Wound.
| PASS |
59
|
Confederate Deserters Exhaust The Ammo of Their Would-Be Captors.
| PASS |
60
|
Prisoners Will Escape Under The Secretary of War's Demand!
| PASS |
61
|
His Quartermaster Outranks Him
| PASS |
62
|
General Gustavus Smith Passes The Buck On Assuming Responsibility.
| PASS |
63
|
The Major Genl. Comdg. Is Reluctant To Employ Forcible Measures In This Matter…
| 100 |
64
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He Needs A Furlough "I Have Several Valuable Negroes…The Enemy In Passing Through Has Been Destroying Everything The Could Lay Hands On."
| 170 |
65
|
Davidson's Brother-in-law Regrets His "Union" Leaning During Yankee Occupation of Shelbyville, Tennessee.
| 200 |
66
|
Confederate Non-Commissioned Officers Can’t Remember The Names Of Their Commanders!
| PASS |
67
|
Robert E. Lee Directs That Forty Cannon Be Sent To The Defenses of Richmond.
| PASS |
68
|
Brig. Gen. George B. Anderson Dies After Antietam. His Brother Sells His Horse
| 550 |
69
|
Col. Davidson's Horse Goes Up For Auction
| PASS |
70
|
Lee's Chief of Staff, ROBERT H. CHILTON Gloats Over "McClellan's Disgrace" After Antietam
| PASS |
71
|
Twice Endorsed Confederate Hospital Document Signed By ROBERT H. CHILTON and BBG HENRY B. DAVIDSON
| 400 |
72
|
Three Union POWs Are In Stonewall Jackson's Crosshairs
| PASS |
73
|
CSA Patriotic Covers of Jefferson Davis
| 100 |
74
|
CSA Patriotic Covers collection lot of three CSA flag design
| 130 |
75
|
CSA Patriotic Covers collection lot of two
| 50 |
76
|
War-date ALS by General Ruggles Pertaining to Confederate Brigade Movements
| PASS |
77
|
Scarce Letter by the Mother of Richard Thomas Zarvona, “The French Lady” , to President Jefferson Davis Pertaining to his Capture and Imprisonment - With Endorsment by General Samuel Cooper
| PASS |
78
|
General Joseph R. Anderson of the Tredegar Iron Works Confederate Cover
| PASS |
79
|
Excellent Card Signed by General Hamilton P. Bee with Rank and Command
| 450 |
80
|
War-Date General Fitzhugh Lee Autograph
| PASS |
81
|
General Alexander Welch Reynolds Autograph Document Signed
| PASS |
82
|
Texas Confederate Heroes
| PASS |
83
|
Four War date North Carolina Newspaper
| PASS |
84
|
The Gettysburg Campaign: "There Were Three Negro Yankee Captains Sold…To Go Down South To Pick Cotton."
| 450 |
85
|
The Surgeon Gets Reimbursed
| 100 |
86
|
General Jeremy Gilmer War-date ALS About the Use of Slave Labor, The Defenses of Charleston and President Davis Defending General Bragg
| PASS |
87
|
Autograph of General Eppa Hunton II
| PASS |
88
|
War-date Autograph of Confederate General Archibald Gracie
| PASS |
89
|
Autograph of General Alpheus Baker
| PASS |
90
|
30th Virginia Sharpshooters Letter with Endorsement by Confederate General Gabriel Wharton
| 800 |
91
|
Confederate Colonel of the 1st Georgia Infantry Writes from Fort Wagner with Content on Shelling by Monitors
| PASS |
92
|
Kagey Difficulty In Seeking An Appointment As Hospital Steward
| 120 |
93
|
Surgeon Henkel Writes: "The Late Ration Law Begins To Pinch. Meals Are Very Lank."
| 130 |
94
|
He Likes Confederate General Lilley & The 25th Virginia Is "Gen. Johnson's 'Pet' Regiment. In Every Fight He Orders Them…Thrown Out As Skirmishers
| 170 |
95
|
Gen. Lee Has A Large Army & When A Meeting Does Take Place…Somebody Will Be Hurt.
| 250 |
96
|
Battles of the Wilderness Through Spotsylvania: "Nearly All Of The 25th Regiment…Were Killed, Wounded or Captured At That Time
| 2000 |
97
|
Lee's Men Will Not Allow Him To Led The Charge-They Send Him To The Rear! "The Yankees Cant Whip This Army; "Dutch" General Sigel Is Whipped At New Market
| 1600 |
98
|
Ewell Intends To Head Off Grant Who Is Moving To Our Right From Spotsylvania Battlefield.
| 200 |
99
|
Darkey's Serve Their Masters; "This Is…The Line That Lee Wished To Bring Grant" While Falling Back On Richmond; His VMI Friend and The Battle of New Market
| 225 |
100
|
Lee Is In His Fortifications: "Perhaps It's Grant's Desire To Parallel It…To Richmond & Besieged It As He Did Vicksburg."
| 275 |
101
|
Whilst I Am Writing This Another Great Battle [Cold Harbor] Is Being Fought…The Fighting Is Raging Terribly.
| 550 |
102
|
Unusual Battle of Cold Harbor Hospital Steward's Letter Written On The Back Of His Pass To Richmond!
| PASS |
103
|
Early's Command March In Pursuit of General Hunter's Yankee Invaders
| 190 |
104
|
Early's Men Entire Maryland In Their Push To Threaten Washington
| 325 |
105
|
Jubal Early's Men Attack on Washington,"That "Den" of Black Republican…They Were Awfully Frightened…All Over Yankeedom."
| 550 |
106
|
Newly Minted Brigadier General Robert Doak Lilley Is Wounded And Captured Near Winchester By The Yankees
| PASS |
107
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Marcus…Is Doing Well. I Wish I Could Spare Him…I Much Prefer Having Him At Home While Within The Yankee Lines.
| 150 |
108
|
Confederate Success At The Second Battle of Kernstown; Corrupt Confederate Agents and Their Cavalry "Sponges" Off The Locals
| 450 |
109
|
Confederate Currency Is Only Good "In The Enemy's Country Where They Are Forced To Take It."
| 250 |
110
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Send Me A Wheelbarrow Full of Confederate Money.
| 150 |
111
|
Both Armies See-Saw Around Cedar Creek In The Lower Shenandoah Valley
| 250 |
112
|
This Confederate Falls Victim To Fake News
| 150 |
113
|
Early's Command Again Threatens To Invasion Maryland But Has A "Spirited Fight" With The Enemy At Shepardstown
| 375 |
114
|
The Great Bulk of The Yankee Army Are Between Charlestown & Harpers Ferry.
| 150 |
115
|
Gordon's Division Drives The Enemy Before Them At Smithfield; A "Reliable Gentleman" from Martinsburg Brings News of Franklin Pierce's Nomination At The Chicago Convention!
| 200 |
116
|
Contentious Fighting Stalls The Yankee Cavalry Near Berryville, Va.
| PASS |
117
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If The Enemy Press Us We Go Soon…The Main Force of The Enemy Are Between Berryville & Charleston.
| 120 |
118
|
Battle of Winchester: "Most of The Cavalry On Our Left Gave Way & Let The Yankee Cavalry Run Them Into Winchester."
| 550 |
119
|
Early's & Sheridan's Forces Feel Each Other Out Days Before Cedar Creek
| 250 |
120
|
Relocated From The Valley To The "Poor Wilderness" of Petersburg
| 250 |
121
|
Tell Eliza She Must Not Smoke. Be a Good Girl.; A. P. Hill's Corps Reclaims Their Cabins
| 100 |
122
|
We Had a Very Unpleasant Car To Ride In Filled With Soldiers & They Were Full of 'Confeds.' …Lice.
| 100 |
123
|
The Citizens of Richmond Prepare A "Great Dinner" For Gen. Lee's Men; CSA Bond Interest Issues & They Establish A Division Hospital
| 225 |
124
|
John McIntosh Kell War-Date Account of the Sinking of the Alabama
| 2400 |
125
|
Soldier’s Letter from 43rd Battalion, Virginia Cavalry - Moseby's Rangers
| PASS |
126
|
Confederate Bill for Soldier Clothing
| PASS |
127
|
Twice Signed by one of the Youngest Confederate Generals to Die While Fighting
| PASS |
128
|
Nice Autograph of Confederate General John Adams - KIA at 2nd Franklin
| 700 |
129
|
War-date Autograph of Major General Dabney Herndon Maury
| PASS |
130
|
War-date General John McCausland Endoresment on Verso Virginia Cavalry Letter
| 300 |
131
|
War-date Endorsement by General Ferguson for Confederate Cavalry to be Compensated for Horses Killed in Action
| PASS |
132
|
Gorgas Directs The Parrots Alabama
| 350 |
133
|
Rare General Clement A. Evans War-date Autograph Document Signed
| PASS |
134
|
Letter to General James Longstreet Signed by General Moxley Sorrel
| PASS |
135
|
Governor Vance Signs a Commission for this Boy Soldier and Student at Hillsboro Military Institute
| PASS |
136
|
Amazing Battle of Hatcher's Run CSA Hospital Steward's Account: Newly Married General John Pegram Is Among The Slain
| 375 |
137
|
The Battle of Hatcher's Run Continues!
| 375 |
138
|
Confederates Live Underground To Escape Yankee Bullets at The Crater
| 700 |
139
|
1865 Watercolor of The Confederacy's "Stainless Banner."
| PASS |
140
|
Confederate Flag Memorial Watercolor
| 250 |
141
|
Printed Confederate "Stainless Banner" Memorial
| 150 |
142
|
Desirable Greensboro, North Carolina, Surrender Parole
| 1000 |
143
|
Texas Cavalry Officers Autographs
| 100 |
144
|
CSA Texas Soldiers
| PASS |
145
|
General William R. Boggs Signed Savannah Document
| PASS |
146
|
Autograph of Confederate General Daniel M. Frost
| PASS |
147
|
Confederate General Dudley DuBose Writes Alexander Stephens
| 100 |
148
|
General Matthew Calbraith Butler Signed Autograph Book Page
| PASS |
149
|
CSA General David A. Weisiger Signed Bank Document
| 100 |
150
|
Confederate General John Echols Signed Stock Certificate
| 150 |
151
|
Confederate Regimental History
| 300 |
152
|
Major General John C. Brown Signed Letter to General Marcus Wright Mentioning President Cleveland
| PASS |
153
|
Confederate General Dabney Maury ALS
| PASS |
154
|
General Daniel Govan Signed Chickamauga and Chattanooga Battlefields Document
| PASS |
155
|
Confederate General Francis Marion Cockrell Writes from the Senate Chamber
| PASS |
156
|
Confederate Flag Memorial Watercolor Sold For The Benefit of Richmond's Jeff Davis Monument.
| PASS |
157
|
Check Signed by Colonel Mosby’s 2nd in Command
| PASS |
158
|
Confederate/Robert E. Lee Memorial Watercolor Painted Postcard
| PASS |
159
|
Macon Georgia Prisoners’ Autograph Album
| 900 |
160
|
Slave Importers Samuel and William Vernon Ship Document
| 500 |
161
|
Pro-Slavers Riot in Springfield Massachusetts
| 325 |
162
|
General Howell Cobb Postal Cover Group
| 200 |
163
|
Confederate Captured Tactical Manual
| 600 |
164
|
Confederate Pay Master Document Signed by General William J. Hardee and Thomas C. Hindman
| PASS |
165
|
Rare Free Masons Resolutions for a Fellow Soldier By these Prisoners of War in Richmond
| PASS |
166
|
Libby Prison Artifact
| 170 |
167
|
Scarce, Early Large Albumen of the Confederate Command
| 400 |
168
|
Early War General George E. Pickett Signed Military Document
| 1900 |
169
|
General Stephen D. Lee Signed Charleston South Carolina Document a Week Before the Assault on Fort Sumter
| 375 |
170
|
Group of Nineteen Georgia Notes
| 300 |
171
|
Confederate Dead in the Sunken Road at Fredericksburg, Virginia
| PASS |
172
|
Forrest Muster Signed by N.B. Forrest
| PASS |
173
|
An Incredible Necessity Newspaper With The Infamous Beast BUTLER Proclamation
| 650 |
174
|
Plan of the Military Prison Situated on Johnson Island in the Bay of Sandusky Ohio
| 2500 |
176
|
Rare War-date Lewis Addison Armistead Autograph Endorsement Signed
| 4250 |
177
|
War-date Autographs of Generals Ewell, Longstreet, Hood and Early
| 1800 |
178
|
$500 Georgia State Bond Signed by Governor Joseph E. Brown
| PASS |
179
|
General Humphrey Marshall Orders his Briagde Movement the Day Before his Vicotry at The Battle of Princeton Court House
| 160 |
180
|
6th Arkansas Document Signed by an Officer in the "Dixie Grays"
| PASS |
181
|
24th Mississippi Infantry Turned Cover
| 160 |
182
|
Confederate Surgeon Certificate of Appreciation
| 1000 |
183
|
General Benjamin Butler Pays Himself $1100 from a New Orleans Bank Account
| PASS |
184
|
Very Rare Kentucky Bank Note
| 375 |
185
|
Rare Confederate States of America Vessel Registration for Ship Owned by Secretary of War James Seddon
| 750 |
186
|
Brevet Brigadier General Signed Prison House CDV
| 130 |
187
|
Articles of Parole by Order of Lt. Gen. T.J. Jackson
| PASS |
188
|
The Libby Prison Minstrels
| PASS |
189
|
18th Connecticut Letter with Good Content on the Battle of Winchester
| 325 |
190
|
2nd New York Cavalry Officer Writes from Libby Prison
| 225 |
191
|
He Escaped From Libby Prison Weeks Before the Great Escape
| PASS |
192
|
Confederate Ownership ID’d by Florida Soldier
| PASS |
193
|
War-date Confederate General Hindman Signed Document Pertaining to the Battle of Chickamauga
| PASS |
194
|
General Beauregard Receives a Request to use his Influence in Getting the Confederate Torpedo Boat ‘Torch” Approved
| 750 |
195
|
Pair of 1863 Confederate Bonds
| PASS |
196
|
Pegram Reports the Disabilities
| 1800 |
197
|
13th Massachusetts Soldier Wants to "Shove the negroes in' the Fight
| 170 |
198
|
Rare Confederate Railroad Stock Certificate
| PASS |
199
|
Gen. Williams Authorizes The Foraging Of Virginia's Countryside After The Gettysburg Campaign
| 150 |
200
|
Army of Northern Virginia Ordnance Document Enumerating The Ammo On Hand Before The Battle Of Chancellorsville
| PASS |
201
|
Louisiana Soldier is Discharged Due to Vision Issues
| 160 |
202
|
Pair of Chaplain Signed Confederate Documents
| PASS |
203
|
General Isaac Trimble Writes from Prison to McHenry Howard
| 1600 |
204
|
Confederate Pass to Castle Thunder
| PASS |
205
|
Hotel Libby Letter
| 170 |
206
|
Libby Prison - The Great Escape Inquiry
| 750 |
207
|
Jefferson Davis War Date Letter to General Robert E. Lee
| PASS |
208
|
Rare Arizona Brigade Letter Pertaining to Battle Fought Under Colonel John S. Ford
| PASS |
209
|
Secretary of the Confederate Navy Releases Funds for the Pay of Confederate Sailors
| 120 |
210
|
Confederate Letter Pertaining to the Mills in Atlanta
| PASS |
211
|
Army of Tennessee Confederate Surgeon’s Document
| 150 |
212
|
A Union Soldier Does Not Fight For The Freedom of The Slave
| 250 |
213
|
Confederate Officer Suffers from PTSD and is Prescribed Whiskey
| 120 |
214
|
Confederate Document Signed by Generals William Nelson Pendleton and Reuben Lindsay Walker
| 250 |
215
|
Three Days Before his Promotion by General Grant, General W.T. Sherman Writes General Thomas
| 900 |
216
|
43rd Virginia Cavalry - Mosby’s Regiment at Petersburg
| 350 |
217
|
Rare “Galvanized Southerns” Letter About Filling This Commanders Regiment
| 250 |
218
|
Confederate Document Signed
| PASS |
219
|
Good Content Mississippi Letter Pertaining to his Servant Family with General Nathan Bedford Forrest Battle Report
| 750 |
220
|
Civil War-date Requisition signed twice by General Robert E. Lee drawing forage for his two horses, Traveler & Ajax
| 7000 |
221
|
He Was One of the Confederate Soldiers Paroled at Augusta, Georgia with No Yankee Officer Present
| PASS |
222
|
Libby Prison Museum
| 200 |
223
|
Rebel Atrocities - Union Prisoners of War
| 425 |
224
|
War Date Western Military Institute Album With Albumen Photos and Identified to a Florida Cadet Who would Later be Captured
| 10000 |
225
|
Union Sheet Music “The Richmond Prisoner”
| PASS |
226
|
1st Georgia Infantry Parole from Macon, Georgia
| 200 |
227
|
He Was in Charge of Libby Prison After the War
| PASS |
228
|
Document Signed by the Leader of the Libby Prison Tunnel Escape
| PASS |
229
|
Confederate General Alfred Iverson Signed Command Document
| 500 |
230
|
CSA Surgeon Letter
| 475 |
231
|
Four Clipped Autographs of Confederate High Commanders
| 300 |
232
|
Rare War-date Usage of General John B. Gordon AES
| 475 |
233
|
Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee Writes General Grant Requests His Parole
| 500 |
234
|
Colonel Rose’s Story of the Libby Prison Tunnel Escape
| 250 |
235
|
Jefferson Davis - "I had no gold when captured, either private or public"
| 1000 |
236
|
Three Views of Libby Prison
| PASS |
237
|
The Libby Prison Is Taken To Chicago
| 475 |
238
|
Libby Prison Post Card
| 50 |
239
|
Scarce Diagram of Libby Prison Completed by Colonel Thomas Rose Who Led the Libby Prison Escape
| 4750 |
240
|
Album, for reproductions of Confederate Currency
| PASS |
241
|
Prisoners Folk art Mauscript Poem,
| 1900 |
242
|
Gettysburg and Vicksburg Reports
| 100 |
243
|
The New York Riots Get Plenty of Coverage
| 50 |
244
|
Casualty Listing at Chancellorsville
| PASS |
245
|
Two U.S. Sanitary Commission Receipts
| PASS |
246
|
Champ Ferguson Hunted him Throughout the Civil War
| 350 |
247
|
NY Daily News volume
| 750 |
248
|
Surrender of Rebel Gen. Kirby Smith
| 50 |
249
|
Newspaper group with post war reports
| PASS |
250
|
Barnum’s Museum burns
| PASS |
251
|
New York World Newspaper Announcing the Death of John Wilkes Booth
| 300 |
252
|
A Complete and Detailed Description of a Prisoner in Andersonville
| 750 |
253
|
1867 Mitchell Map of Alabama & Georgia
| PASS |
254
|
Union General Dan Sickles Signed Check
| 50 |
255
|
GAR Certificate
| PASS |
256
|
CDV of General Hoke
| PASS |
257
|
CDV of Confederate General Robert E. Lee
| 100 |
258
|
CDV of Edward Bates
| 50 |
259
|
CDV of Confederate General Magruder
| 100 |
260
|
Two Drummer Boys
| 300 |
261
|
Very Unusual Stonewall Jackson CDV with Gravesite Albumen Affixed
| 325 |
262
|
Zouave Tintype
| 180 |
263
|
CDV of Columbia Military Prison, Charleston.
| 225 |
264
|
War-date CDV of The Confederacy's Grey Ghost Col. John S. Moseby
| 850 |
265
|
CDV of General Robert E. Lee by Gardner
| 225 |
266
|
Albumen Photograph of General Francis Preston Blair and Staff
| 475 |
267
|
Famous Union Personalities
| PASS |
268
|
CDV of Confederate General P.G.T Beauregard
| 250 |
269
|
The Last Photographic Sitting of General Robert E. Lee
| 300 |
270
|
Giclee Printing of Longstreet by Noted Artist Dale Gallon
| PASS |
271
|
Confederate CSS Star of The West Naval Die Cube Relic
| 650 |
272
|
Group of FIVE Confederate Notes
| 50 |
273
|
Another Group of FIVE Confederate Notes
| 60 |
274
|
Another Group of FIVE Confederate Notes
| 70 |
275
|
Pair of War-date Confederate State of Virginia Button
| PASS |
276
|
Maryland Button Converted Into Use As A Brooch Pin "Keep Sake."
| PASS |
277
|
Civil War-date Confederate V. M. I. Button + Flat Coat Button
| PASS |
278
|
Confederate Artillery Lined “A” Coat Button
| PASS |
279
|
Wooden Paddle Found In Wharton's Virginia Cavalry Camp.
| PASS |
280
|
Another Larger Spoon Found In The 1864 Winter Camp of Wharton's Cavalry Command.
| PASS |
281
|
Confederate Prisoner of War Bone Carving
| PASS |
282
|
Pair of Confederate "United Confederate Volunteers" Flag Stick and Lapel Pin
| 150 |
283
|
Early United States Naval Dirk
| 250 |
284
|
The Image From The Lincoln / Douglas Debates
| 350 |
285
|
Lincoln Drafts 75,000 ... Fort Sumter Surrendered
| 100 |
286
|
Featuring John Wilkes Booth
| 50 |
287
|
The President Thanks an Ohio Soldier
| PASS |
288
|
Lincoln Presidential Ads in Each Issue
| PASS |
289
|
Trial and punishment of the Lincoln assassination conspirators
| 250 |
290
|
Philadelphia Turner Certificate
| PASS |
291
|
Olaf Wieghorst Lithograph Signed by Him
| PASS |
292
|
William H. Harrison’s Campaign Newspaper
| 120 |
293
|
NY Caucasian Newspaper
| 130 |