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1
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1726 - Document From Skinner’s Hall
| 50 |
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2
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During the French and Indian War, Pepperrell a Major General Responsible for the Defence of the Maine and New Hampshire Frontier.
| 350 |
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3
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New York Declaration of Independence Signer
| PASS |
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4
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Printed By Benjamin Franklin
| 330 |
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5
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Belcher's Merchant Interests Included the Occasional Involvement in Slave Trading
| PASS |
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6
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He Was The Presiding Justice of the Barnstable County Court of Common Pleas During the Sept. 27, 1774, Protest Against the British "Intolerable Acts." He Agreed to Ignore The Requirements of the...
| PASS |
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7
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Large South America Map
| PASS |
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8
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1759 - The Writer Details Monies as a Legacy
| 50 |
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9
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North Carolina Colonial Note 1760 20 Shilling
| 80 |
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10
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Dr. Holyoke Would Travel About 1.5 Million Miles, Make 250,000 House Calls and Train 35 Apprentices.
| 500 |
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11
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1765 - Colonial Document - Topsfield Massachusetts
| 50 |
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12
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Signer of the Declaration George Ross Signed Document Pertaining to a Free Negro in Pennsylvania
| 500 |
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13
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c. 1765 Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Rare design Wooden Stave Canteen
| PASS |
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14
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c. 1768 Rev. War Historic British KINGS 8th Regiment of Foot Pewter Coat Button
| PASS |
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15
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The British Seize Hancock’s Smuggling Ship, The Liberty ... Results In The Petition To The Provincial Governor Requesting Grounds and Reasons For Bring Three More British Regiments To Boston
| 650 |
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16
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The Colonial Document Carries a Large King George Watermark
| PASS |
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17
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c. 1770-1780s Revolutionary War Era Soldiers Camp Canteen
| PASS |
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18
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Provincial New York Governor
| PASS |
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19
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Governor Bernard Brought In More British Troops After protests Against the Townshend Acts in 1768
| PASS |
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20
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The North Carolina Declaration Signer
| PASS |
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21
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Edmund Physick Had Negotiated with Generals Howe and Washington Not to Fight on the Property He Was Managing for John Penn on the Outskirts of Philadelphia
| PASS |
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22
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The Universal Almanack For the Year of Our Lord 1773
| 350 |
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23
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1774 John Lathrop Discourse Intolerable Acts-Boston Port Bill Calamities Imprint
| PASS |
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24
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Important Printing Of The First Continental Congress
| PASS |
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25
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The Second Boston Tea Party Is Reported - Franklin Removed As Postmaster General - The British Quarter Troops in American Homes
| PASS |
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26
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Virginia Makes The Call For What Becomes The First Continental Congress
| PASS |
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27
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A Report of The FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
| PASS |
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28
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c. 1775 Revolutionary War Blacksmith-forged 9.5 in Diamond-shaped Iron Pike Head
| PASS |
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29
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c. 1775 Revolutionary War Era, Soldiers Horn Drinking Cup with Belt Hook
| PASS |
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30
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Scarce Revolutionary War Era Hand-Forged Brass Gang Bullet Mold
| PASS |
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31
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c 1775 Revolutionary War Period American Forged Iron Pike Head 20.5 Inches Long
| PASS |
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32
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Decorated Knife
| PASS |
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33
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This Naval Officer Was Taken Prisoner and Exchanged Several Times. In 1779, he was again taken prisoner and imprisoned in Old Mill Prison, Plymouth, England, until his escape in 1781.
| PASS |
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34
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Otis Coined The Phrase “"Taxation Without Representation is Tyranny"”
| 275 |
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35
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Pennsylvania Land Grant
| 50 |
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36
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Revolutionary War General Saved Charleston From The British
| 170 |
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37
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Scarce Revolutionary War General’s Appointment
| PASS |
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38
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A Very Scarce Signature of Legendary Patriot Dr. Joseph Warren Who Was Killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill
| 5250 |
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39
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The Only Colonial Governor at the Start of the Revolution to Take Up the Patriot Rebel Cause
| PASS |
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40
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The Government Impresses Guns Only Four Days After The Declaration
| PASS |
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41
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Ellsworth Played a Role in Fashioning the Connecticut Compromise
| 275 |
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42
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Rev War Lodging Receipt
| PASS |
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43
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Raising A Revolutionary War Company In Connecticut, 1777
| 1000 |
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44
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1777 Revolutionary War Manuscript Document Signed for a CT. Soldiers Family
| 450 |
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45
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Revolutionary War Dated Signature
| 200 |
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46
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He Served in the Grenadiers in the British Army
| PASS |
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47
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1779 Historic Transport Ship HECTOR Revolutionary War Supplies Receipt
| PASS |
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48
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Hancock Orders The Cities of Massachusetts To Supply The Revolutionary Troops With Clothing
| PASS |
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49
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1780 Philadelphia Revolutionary War "Horse" Bond As Evidence Of Taking A Horse For George Washington’s Army.
| 550 |
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50
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Early Map of the East Indies
| PASS |
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51
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1780 - Early Map of the English Channel
| 50 |
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52
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“ ... we may have the happiness of rendering the American cause...” General Rochambeau
| 1000 |
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53
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1780 Continental Army Service Connecticut Payment Guarantee
| PASS |
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54
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Colonial to Revolutionary War Era - FOUR BUTTON GANG MOLD
| 600 |
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55
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Historic 1780 Revolutionary War Massachusetts Interest Bearing Bond
| PASS |
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56
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c. 1780-1800 Revolutionary War Period Hand-Engraved Decorative GOURD Canteen
| PASS |
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57
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c. 1780 Revolutionary War Hand-Forged Small Camp Axe Head
| PASS |
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58
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1780s Identified American Revolutionary Virginia War Soldier - Miniature Painting
| PASS |
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59
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New York City Revolutionary War General
| PASS |
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60
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New York’s Revolutionary War Governor
| PASS |
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61
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Second Battle of Savannah - Commanding General Lincoln’s Letter to Congress
| PASS |
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62
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Revolutionary War Pay Voucher
| PASS |
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63
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1781 First Edition Book Historical Essay on American Revolution
| PASS |
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64
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1781-Revolutionary War Receipt for Use of a Sloop
| PASS |
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65
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1781 Revolutionary War Pay Order
| PASS |
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66
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Revolutionary War Reporting Includes General Washington ... Battle of Ninety-Six, South Carolina ... General Benedict Arnold
| 150 |
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67
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This Officer Was Captured On Long Island While Commanding a Holding Action That Allowed Washington and the Bulk of his Outnumbered Troops to Escape.
| PASS |
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68
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January 1, 1782 Dated. MA, Interest-bearing Certificate,
| 300 |
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69
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1783 Peace of Versailles / French Libertas Americana Medal
| PASS |
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70
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Paying This Declaration of Independence Signer
| 150 |
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71
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George Washington Asked Stoddert To Purchase The Land Which Became Washington City
| PASS |
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72
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One Of Legal Patriots - Signed the Constitution
| 70 |
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73
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1785 Portrait Revolutionary War French Admiral Suffrein by J. Fielding, London
| PASS |
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74
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A Signer of the Articles of Confederation
| PASS |
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75
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Appointed By Washington As Secretary of State
| PASS |
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76
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Huntington Responded To The Lexington Alarm With The Norwich Militia
| 85 |
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77
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Protecting The Seaman And Marine Merchants
| 1200 |
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78
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1790 Textile of Benjamin Franklin-George Washington - The Apotheosis of Franklin
| PASS |
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79
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The British Colonial Governor of New Hampshire During The American Revolution.
| PASS |
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80
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John Hancock Promissory Note - Six Months Before His Death
| 1500 |
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81
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The Financier John Nicholoson Picks Up 400 Acres
| 120 |
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82
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1799 Scarce Type General Benjamin Lincoln Signed Port of Boston U.S. Form
| PASS |
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83
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Early Shipments To North Carolina
| 80 |
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84
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Shipping To North Carolina
| 130 |
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85
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Rare Washington City Canal Lottery
| 160 |
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86
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Revolutionary War Officer, Now Suppervisor of the South Carolina Ports
| 200 |
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87
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Political Letter Regarding The 1800 Election.
| 300 |
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88
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Early Pick Ax Head,
| 250 |
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89
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Cornwallis, The British Officer Who Surrender at the Siege of Yorktown
| PASS |
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90
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General Irvine Was Captured, In Canada at the Battle of Three Rivers
| PASS |
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91
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Barton fFught in the Battle of Bunker Hill.
| 770 |
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92
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Washington Appointed Commandant of the Army Corp Engineers
| PASS |
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93
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He Sereved Under Baron Steuben
| PASS |
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94
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This French Immigrant Fought In Our Revolution
| PASS |
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95
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Newspaper Lists Revolutionary War Officers
| PASS |
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96
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Bunker Hill History
| PASS |
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97
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Philadelphia Erecting Monuments In Independence Square,
| PASS |
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98
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Rare 1856 DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE Lithograph Engraving
| PASS |
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99
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100 Years Later - Lexington Concord
| PASS |
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100
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1775-1875 Bunker Hill Centennial MCMA Boston White Silk Printed Ribbon
| PASS |
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101
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Max Rosenthal Engraving of Daniel Huger
| 170 |
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102
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Important and Early American Abolitionist Booklet
| 425 |
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103
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1789 Document List 13 Slaves
| 550 |
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104
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Slave Ship Diagram Showing The Placement Of 482 Slaves
| 1300 |
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105
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Court Ordered Appraisement of Estate Includes The Named Slaves
| 850 |
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106
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Court Ordered Slave Division
| 350 |
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107
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A Recommendation For A Sailor Who Served On The First Officer On A Slaver
| PASS |
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108
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Another Slave Commits Suicide After Being Sold At Auction
| 180 |
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109
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Working To Support The Cause Of The Poor Blacks
| 100 |
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110
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Letter Written By An Important Abolitionist
| 60 |
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111
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The Kentucky Attorney Appraises The Estate
| PASS |
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112
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Unique Cloth Printing Of An 1849 Anti-Slavery Poem
| 425 |
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113
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Abolititionist Signature
| 50 |
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114
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The World View of Slavery
| 150 |
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115
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Illustrated Runaway SLAVE Ads - Twelve Ads
| 160 |
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116
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Illustrated Runaway SLAVE Ads
| 180 |
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117
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The Massa Wants His Son Back On The Plantation - Runs A Runaway Slave Ad
| 120 |
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118
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Perhaps the Massa’s Mulatto Daughter Runs Away
| 110 |
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119
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Scarce War dated Imprinted Slave Receipt
| 375 |
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120
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Uncle Tom’s Cabin Is Playing In Washington DC
| 40 |
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121
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Racism In The 1868 Philadelphia Mayorial Election
| 150 |
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122
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SAMBO FIGURAL CAST-IRON TOY CAP GUN
| 275 |
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123
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The Black Civil War Soldier Writes of The Blacks In American Revolutionary and Civil Wars.
| 275 |
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124
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The Alabama Artist And Poet Who Painted And Wrote About Freedmen and Freedwomen
| 170 |
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125
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Very Colorful Die Cut Card Of Black Man
| 40 |
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126
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Likely KKK Whistle
| 50 |
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127
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The More Usual Klan Robe
| 1100 |
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128
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KKK Plate
| 150 |
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129
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The Lynchings In America Reviewed in 1936
| 250 |
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130
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A Complete KKK Security Uniform From One of the Most Violent Alabama Organizations
| 800 |
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131
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New York Petition For the Immediate Release of the Harlem Six
| 350 |
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132
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Titled “Black Liberation on Trial: The Case of Huey Newton”
| 110 |
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133
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The Black Panther Co-Founder Is Gagged In Judge Hoffman’s Courtroom In This Iconic Image
| 160 |
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134
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The Black Panther Revolution Is Reported In Their Newspaper
| 200 |
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135
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A Grand Dragons Robe
| 950 |
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136
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KKK - Childs All Satin Robe
| 1400 |
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137
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Black Panther Fred Hampton Killed In His Bed
| 150 |
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138
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Future CSA Virginia General Floyd MakesAn Appointment
| 100 |
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139
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Charleston Document Signed By Future CSA General Simons
| 70 |
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140
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Future 8th Virginia Chaplain Is On A Evangelist Mission
| 550 |
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141
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Asking For Rifles For Citadel Cadets
| 190 |
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142
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He Lost His Arm In The Mexican War - Old One Wing
| 120 |
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143
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As The Owner Of The Charleston Mercury, Fire-Eater Rhett Raised the Southern Passions
| 60 |
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144
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Drayton Owned Fish Hall Plantation on Hilton Head Island
| 300 |
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145
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Scarce Confederate Secession Badge
| PASS |
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146
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Governor Pickens Wants His Cannons Back
| 200 |
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147
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$500 1861 MONTGOMERY ISSUE
| 160 |
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148
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War Date North Carolina Fractional Currency
| 325 |
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149
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Early CSA Document Using Federal Government Form
| 100 |
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150
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Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens Virginia Electoral Ticket
| 180 |
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151
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President Davis and the Confederate Government Organizes Its Army
| 130 |
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152
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1861 - Colnel Hatch of the South Carolina Militia Writes General Beauregard Regarding Preparations For War
| 425 |
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153
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The Confederate Soldier Wants To Join His Company - Governor Pickens Approves
| 250 |
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154
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Confederate General Trimble Wants Value of Destroyed Property
| PASS |
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155
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Stonewall Jackson’s Personal Scripture Book
| 1900 |
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156
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South Carolina Raising Troops
| 160 |
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157
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South Carolina issues Fractional Currency
| 40 |
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158
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This Naval Admiral Was Responsible for 65 Prizes
| 300 |
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159
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After Secession and Until She Joined The Confederate States of America, the Republic of South Carolina Was Frequently Called the Palmetto Republic.
| 40 |
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160
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Confederate "D" Guard Bowie Knife, ca. 1860s.
| 850 |
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161
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Virginia CSA General
| 200 |
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162
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Music Dedicated to CSA Governor I.G. Harris
| 160 |
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163
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“– we are too poor to buy trimmings –”
| 100 |
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164
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The State of MISSISSIPPI "Cotton Pledged" Note
| 110 |
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165
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A Pair of War Date Obsolete Bills
| 70 |
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166
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The Kentucky General Joined the Confederacy
| PASS |
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167
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Buckner Was the First Confederate General to Surrender
| PASS |
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168
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The Battle of Gaines' Mill
| 900 |
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169
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“Dear Cousin Robert fell as a costly sacrifice upon the alter of Southern Freedom”
| 160 |
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170
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Charleston Orders The Calcium Lights Guarded To Assist The Blockade Runners
| 110 |
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171
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The Consolidated Steamship Company of Charleston Confederate Blockade Runner Stock Certificate.
| 250 |
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172
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Printer Evans & Cogswell Buys Shares In A Blockade Runner Company
| 160 |
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173
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The Confederates Most Prolific Arms Dealer
| 150 |
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174
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North Carolina War Date Notes
| 325 |
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175
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North Carolina Obsolete Bills
| 325 |
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176
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Historic “Special Order 191” - the “General Robert E. Lee’s Lost Order - Printed in a Newspaper
| PASS |
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177
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Louisiana Guard Artillery
| PASS |
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178
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The First Report of the Death of Stonewall Jackson
| 300 |
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179
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Negroes for sale for Confederate money; Incredible Report of the Occupation of New Orleans And How the Negroes Have Been Elevated to Equality
| 550 |
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180
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Virginia Confederate Souvenir Sent Home
| 100 |
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181
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The Confederate Soldier “... shall try to run the Blackade to go to the city...”
| 140 |
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182
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The Soldier Provides Details of the Battle of Chickamauga
| 700 |
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183
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Confederate General Patrick Cleburne Signed War Dated Promissory Note
| PASS |
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184
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A Pair of Confederate Generals Signed Document
| PASS |
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185
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General Gilmer Prepares Charleston Harbor Defenses
| PASS |
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186
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The General Writes Home In Care Of His Iron Works Company
| PASS |
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187
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Rodes Signs This Letter Three Times! Once “R.E. Rodes”, Once “R.E.R.”, Once in the 3rd Person “Head Qr Rodes Div.”
| PASS |
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188
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Across The Lines - General To General - Flag of Truce
| PASS |
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189
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$1000 Confederate Bond, Act of February 20, 1863
| 120 |
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190
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Confederate Music Sheet To The Maryland Society, Richmond VA
| 150 |
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191
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This Book Captured Off The Blockade Runner Minna
| 550 |
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192
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Unique Confederate ERLANGER COTTON Bond
| 190 |
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193
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This NC CSA General Received A Special Pardon From Lincoln
| 50 |
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194
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South Carolina Claims Cotton and Shoes From The CSA Government
| PASS |
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195
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This Mississippi Sergeant Believes The War Will Be Over Soon
| 350 |
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196
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Letter to South Carolina Governor Bonham Regarding The Use Of Blockade Runners
| 375 |
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197
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The Confederate Postmaster General Reagan Reports
| PASS |
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198
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McGowan’s Brigade Document Group
| 80 |
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199
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Charleston, SC- Charleston Importing and Exporting Company Stock Certificate
| PASS |
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200
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Twice Signed by one of the Youngest Confederate Generals to Die While Fighting
| PASS |
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201
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Document Signed By Both John B. Gordon and Clement Anselm Evans
| PASS |
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202
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General Davidson - Defending Atlanta in 1864
| PASS |
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203
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Trevilian Station, June 11-12, 1864: Wade Hampton, Philip Sheridan and the Largest All-Cavalry Battle of the Civil War
| 425 |
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204
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Nearing The Surrender Of General Johnston
| 170 |
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205
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Confederate North Carolina Governor
| 50 |
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206
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Lee’s Farwell - General Order Number Nine
| 80 |
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207
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A Unique Johnson’s Island Pair
| 225 |
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208
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This Former CSA General Had The Citadel Stadium Named For Him
| PASS |
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209
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Robert E. Lee Quick March Sheet Music
| PASS |
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210
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Mobile Alabama Under Siege March 1865
| PASS |
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211
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The Carpetbagger Corrupt South Carolina Governor
| PASS |
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212
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Former CSA General J.B. Gordon Sells Insurance
| PASS |
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213
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Civil War General Wm. Mahone Signed Stock Certificate from Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Railroad Co.
| 160 |
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214
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De Saussure was in command of the Morris Island batteries during the bombardment of Fort Sumter on April 12 through April 14
| PASS |
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215
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The Author Served As A Spy For John. H. Morgan
| PASS |
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216
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This Mess Sergeant Served Under Robert E. Lee
| 170 |
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217
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Post War Mississippi Law Makers
| 700 |
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218
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Copperplate Engraving Of Stonewall Jackson
| 140 |
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219
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Joseph Wheeler as Congressmen
| 50 |
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220
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Post war of Successful Blockade Runner
| 80 |
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221
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The Lee Family
| 150 |
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222
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A Citadel Cadet
| PASS |
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223
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The Following FIVE lots are all issued by the The United Daughters of the Confederacy an association of women engaging in the commemoration of Confederate Civil War soldiers. The Southern Cross of...
| PASS |
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224
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This Georgia Soldier Surrendered With General Lee
| PASS |
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225
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This Soldier Surrendered April 20, 1865
| PASS |
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226
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This Soldier Fought With Terry’s Texas Rangers
| 150 |
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227
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This Soldier Surrendered With General Johnson, April 26, 1865.
| PASS |
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228
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Great UCV Letterhead
| PASS |
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229
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Biographical Notes for Cyclopedia
| PASS |
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230
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The Justice Approves A Confederate Bill for Boarding Private
| 60 |
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231
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Arms Manufacture James Ames Gets Important Introductions
| 80 |
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232
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General Rufus Ingalls Writes General Palmer
| 300 |
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233
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The Preachers Says, “argues that scripture does not condemn slavery, prays that “abolitionism is abusive ..”
| 70 |
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234
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General Instructions Issued by Flag-Officer Goldsborough, Commanding North Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
| 170 |
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235
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Britain Mocks America’s Threat Of Taking Canada
| 70 |
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236
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Taking Hilton Head Island
| 325 |
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237
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Those Who Are Home Await News From Their Sons
| 70 |
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238
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Teaching Students To Salute The Flag
| 70 |
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239
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The Press Requests A Traveling Pass
| PASS |
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240
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Official Printed Naval Communications Regarded Captured Prizes
| PASS |
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241
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Rare Document From POW Camp Butler Issued by the Military Board
| 350 |
|
242
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The Battle of Fredericksburg
| 60 |
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243
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The Battle of Antietam
| 60 |
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244
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Capturing a 7 Star Confederate Flag
| 550 |
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245
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Nice Copperhead Pair
| 180 |
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246
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Huge Dark Signature Of DeKay
| 40 |
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247
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This Mass Soldier Was KIA, May 31, 1864
| 650 |
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248
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Transfer By Order of Brig. General S.R. Gist
| 70 |
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249
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A Pair of Letters Regarding Elbridge G. Taylor Who Was Captured And Died In Prison
| PASS |
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250
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This Major General Died Weeks After This Endorsement
| 750 |
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251
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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...
| 225 |
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252
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Facing Confederate Torpedoes During the Peninsula
| 1000 |
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253
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“...we have drawn new hats instead of caps and we have got a big black feather ... makes us look bold as lions”
| 1100 |
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254
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This Soldier Sends SACRED SOIL Home From Virginia
| 800 |
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255
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The Libby Prisoners Organize “The Prisoners Club” Written By The Colonel Who Was Captured By JEB Stuart
| 1400 |
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256
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NEW YEAR'S EVE ON GUARD DUTY
| 100 |
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257
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Nearly A Day-By-Day Account of Chickamauga
| 900 |
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258
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Major General Hitchcock Draws a Half-Page Sketch of the Peninsula, Camps, and the Enemy’s Batteries.
| PASS |
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259
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Seaman Forcibly Returned To Duty Aboard A Union Ship
| PASS |
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260
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Guarding The City Of Washington
| PASS |
|
261
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The Army Recruits Correspondents To Help
| PASS |
|
262
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Offers To File War Claims For Damages
| PASS |
|
263
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Another SCARCE Confederate Prison Newspaper
| 50 |
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264
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Washington Newspaper Reports In Anticipation Of Gettysburg
| PASS |
|
265
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Grant Enters Vicksburg
| 40 |
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266
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The Union General Approves - Hilton Head
| 100 |
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267
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Field Printed General Orders - Gilmore’s Congratulations On The Fall of Battery Wagner And Greg.
| 100 |
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268
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Hard March To Gettysburg
| 200 |
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269
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Anticipating Another Battle In Virginia
| 375 |
|
270
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Rosecrans Leads the Charge
| 150 |
|
271
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New York Colonel Oliver Hazard Palmer Resigns
| 150 |
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272
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Booklet On How To Conduct War
| PASS |
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273
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Paying The Prizes For Capturing CSA Ships
| PASS |
|
274
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The Federal Navy Off The North Carolina Coast
| 110 |
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275
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This Congressman Was Captured While Observing The 1st Bull Run Battle
| PASS |
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276
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General McClellan’s 1864 Campaign Biography
| 350 |
|
277
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Battle of Peach Tree Creek Reported By A NY Soldier
| 190 |
|
278
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The Soldier Sends Home Georgia Isinglass
| 170 |
|
279
|
“ ... had skirmishes with the Rebels every day ...”
| 650 |
|
280
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The Union General Writes The Senator With Views On Use Of “Colored Troops”
| 300 |
|
281
|
Two Piece Sheridan Group
| PASS |
|
282
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“A truce was had to bury our dead. It was a sad task and a hard one as the smell was sickening”
| 500 |
|
283
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Unique Captured Confederate Form Used As A Stationary By Ned Barton, Cousin of Clara Barton
| 425 |
|
284
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The Soldier Encloses a Sketch Titled “A Home in the Wilderness”
| 650 |
|
285
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Describes The Siege Of Petersburg
| 850 |
|
286
|
HAVANA SCHEME!! SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY
| PASS |
|
287
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Document Signed - General Terry
| PASS |
|
288
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This General Delivered the Appomattox Surrender Terms To Lee
| 375 |
|
289
|
A Scarce Bounty Manuscript Broadside
| 425 |
|
290
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How To Handle The Turncoats
| 100 |
|
291
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War-Date, “Restored Government of Virginia”, Governor F.H. Pierpont Writes of Debts Incurred During the “Rebellion”
| 750 |
|
292
|
President Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address - Robert E. Lee’s General Order Number Nine
| PASS |
|
293
|
Nice Souvenir From Wilmington
| PASS |
|
294
|
Field Printed Civil War Printed Broadside, Farewell to the 11th Maine Volunteers
| PASS |
|
295
|
United States Navy Admiral Card Signed
| PASS |
|
296
|
The Virginia Takes The Amnesty
| 475 |
|
297
|
The Instructive Military Manuel
| PASS |
|
298
|
Map of Bull Run
| PASS |
|
299
|
The SCARCE Confederate Prison Newspaper “The Old Flag”
| PASS |
|
300
|
The Kentucky Secession Sympathizer Governor
| 60 |
|
301
|
The Radical Anti-Slavery Senators
| PASS |
|
302
|
The CSA President
| 130 |
|
303
|
General Banks Tintype
| 200 |
|
304
|
The CSA VP Stephens
| 150 |
|
305
|
Photograph of the CSA 1st Lady Varina Davis
| 110 |
|
306
|
Photograph of Anderson Taken at Fort Sumter
| 200 |
|
307
|
A Pair Of Confederate Ambrotypes
| 200 |
|
308
|
CDV Of General Wool
| 170 |
|
309
|
South Carolina Albumen Mounted Photograph Captures Two Black Contraband In The Window
| 225 |
|
310
|
Scarce John Wilkes Booth Carte de Visite
| 180 |
|
311
|
The Rock of Chickamauga - CDV
| 60 |
|
312
|
Signal Station, S.C.
| 200 |
|
313
|
The First General Officer of the Confederacy
| PASS |
|
314
|
The Political and Military Leaders of The War
| 180 |
|
315
|
Photograph Of A Soldier’s Sketch
| 150 |
|
316
|
Comparing Charleston’s Mills House Early In The War to Late In The War
| 100 |
|
317
|
Tinted Tintype of a Union Army Drummer Boy
| 375 |
|
318
|
A Child and Her Toy Horse
| PASS |
|
319
|
Mammoth Photograph Portrait of a Union General
| 600 |
|
320
|
Early Billy Club
| 400 |
|
321
|
Military Drawer Pulls
| PASS |
|
322
|
Fine Condition of 'Jeb Stuart' Sword Hanger
| 425 |
|
323
|
War Period Ballot Box With Original Marbles
| 700 |
|
324
|
Rare Confederate Cavalry Sabre with Wooden Scabbard and Copper Rivets, attributed to H. Marshall & Co. of Atlanta, Georgia
| 5000 |
|
325
|
Blacksmith Tool
| PASS |
|
326
|
Confederate Navy Insignas
| 110 |
|
327
|
Dug Civil War Belt Tongue
| 40 |
|
328
|
Large Copper Plate Engraving, Beauregard
| 50 |
|
329
|
1861-Dated Civil War Era, Miniature Portrait of Union Major General Eugene Asa Carr
| PASS |
|
330
|
Civil War Period Powder Flask,
| 40 |
|
331
|
Original Percussion Capper,
| 300 |
|
332
|
Sharp Shooter Glasses
| 475 |
|
333
|
A Confederate Chapel Alter Cross
| 425 |
|
334
|
Large Format Civil War Map
| PASS |
|
335
|
Civil War Union General Louis Blencker Miniature Painting
| PASS |
|
336
|
Federal Navy Patches.
| 70 |
|
337
|
Encased Atlanta Minnie Ball
| PASS |
|
338
|
The Largest Surrender Of The War Was Between These Generals
| 400 |
|
339
|
A Smith, Beck & Beck stereoscopic viewer, English, circa 1865
| 500 |
|
340
|
A Group of Christian Civil War Tokens
| PASS |
|
341
|
Rare Old Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield Straight Razor
| 80 |
|
342
|
A Younger Looking General Sherman
| 500 |
|
343
|
c. 1860-1870 Civil War Era, Union Army Major General Nelson A. Miles, Oil Painting on Board,
| PASS |
|
344
|
Medical Staff Officer's Sword with Scabbard
| PASS |
|
345
|
New York GAR
| PASS |
|
346
|
A Series Of Early Cloth Tobacco Premiums With Civil War Commanders
| 800 |
|
347
|
C1900 Confederate Marriage Certificate & Union Certificate
| PASS |
|
348
|
The 1858 Debates that Propelled Lincoln to National Attention - Including His Speech “a house divided against itself cannot stand.”
| 700 |
|
349
|
Scarce Lincoln Campaign Letterhead
| PASS |
|
350
|
The Slave Othello Commands Lincoln and Davis To Put Up Their Swords
| PASS |
|
351
|
The Soldiers Buy Their Colonel A Sword
| PASS |
|
352
|
President Lincoln Contemplates The Slavery Issue While The Unity House Fills With Smoke
| PASS |
|
353
|
President Lincoln Was Betrayed By This Actor
| 90 |
|
354
|
A Pair of Lincoln CDV’s
| 80 |
|
355
|
Lincoln Ordered The Maryland Secessionists Arrested - The Maryland Secesionist Are Arrested. This Letter is Written To A Political Prison By A Released Prisoner
| 475 |
|
356
|
President Lincoln Preparing To Bring The Negro Into The War
| 80 |
|
357
|
Punch Satirizes The New York Press’ Pollyanna Positive War Reporting Propaganda
| PASS |
|
358
|
The British and the French Discuss Interfering In The American Civil War
| PASS |
|
359
|
Will Lincoln Have War With England?
| PASS |
|
360
|
President Lincoln Proposes Compensation Emancipation - It Fails
| PASS |
|
361
|
Responding to Linoln’s Draft Call In Music
| PASS |
|
362
|
John Wilkes Booth - Appears in Washington As Macbeth
| 225 |
|
363
|
President Lincoln and His Son
| 80 |
|
364
|
Lincoln Raises 300,000 More Troops
| PASS |
|
365
|
Magnus Prints Supporting Song Sheet For Lincoln
| 90 |
|
366
|
Campaign Broadside - WHAT JEFF DAVIS THINKS OF THE WAR
| PASS |
|
367
|
Campaign Broadside - Is The War A Failure?
| PASS |
|
368
|
Scarce Image - Washington & Lincoln "The Father" and "The Preserver"
| 150 |
|
369
|
John Wilkes Booth CDV
| 275 |
|
370
|
Amazing 19th Century Abraham Lincoln Ink Drawing....Railsplitter Content
| 600 |
|
371
|
Abraham Lincoln Assassination - Mourning Resolution From Manchester, New Hampshire, April 18, 1865
| 180 |
|
372
|
Currier & Ives Covers The Abraham Lincoln Funeral
| 150 |
|
373
|
Large Format Mount Albumen - The First Photo Of President Lincoln,
| 475 |
|
374
|
“The President Is Dead - Abraham Lincoln died this morning at twenty-two minutes after seven o’clock”
| 275 |
|
375
|
Prisoners of State “under the despotism of the late Abraham Lincoln”
| 170 |
|
376
|
Large 1909 Abraham Lincoln G.A.R. Bronze Medal
| 90 |
|
377
|
American Nazi Party Uses Abraham Lincoln In Its Recruiting
| 375 |