| Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
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1
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AD 330-340 Roman Constantine I – Remus and Romulus
| PASS |
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2
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Early Mass Land Transaction Signed John Weld, William Dudley and Samuel Gerrish
| PASS |
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3
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Colonial Governor William Greene Receives Payment For Signing Military Commission
| PASS |
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4
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The Colonial Grovernor Appoints A Lieutenant in the French Indian War
| PASS |
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5
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1766 Colonial Governor SIR FRANCIS BERNARD OKs Expenses for Sufferers of a Fire
| PASS |
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6
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Reporting The Seizure of John Hancocks Sloop - Benjamin Franklin’s Magic Squares Illustrated
| 225 |
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7
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A Rare Autograph Of Early Printer Solomon Southwick
| PASS |
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8
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CHOICE UNCIRCULATED - Uncut North Carolina Colonial Currency Sheet
| PASS |
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9
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North Carolina Currency 1771 pound
| PASS |
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10
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North Carolina Currency 1771 pound
| PASS |
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11
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North Carolina Currency 1771 pound
| PASS |
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12
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Benjamin Franklin’s Leak Causes a Duel and Ultimately Franklin’s Removal as Postmaster General
| 150 |
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13
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In The Lead Up To The Tea Act, The Brits Are Planning On Ways To Increase Consumption
| PASS |
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14
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Marriage and Dower Indenture Signed Revolutionary War General Otho H. Williams
| PASS |
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15
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The Boston Tea Pary Reported in the Newspaper
| 700 |
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16
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Reports From The Colonies
| PASS |
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17
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During the American War of Independence, John Wilks Was a Supporter of the American Patriots
| 125 |
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18
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1776 Map of the Western Hemisphere, including the United States...
| 100 |
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19
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State of Virginia Instructs Its Delegates to Declare Independence ... As President of Congress, John Hancock Declares "every kind of authority under the said Crown should be totally suppressed"
| 70 |
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20
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General Howe Takes Possession Of New York City
| PASS |
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21
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$1 Note - South Carolina December 23, 1776
| PASS |
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22
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1776 Document
| 30 |
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23
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New Jersey March 25, 1776 Twelve Shillings. Fr. NJ-179
| PASS |
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24
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Connecticut Nine Pence Bill
| PASS |
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25
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A Rare and Important 1776 Appointment of Barent J. Ten Eyck Signed by Nathaniel Woodhull as President of the New York Provincial Congress.
| PASS |
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26
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The Absolute Rarist Declaration of Independence Signers
| 950 |
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27
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Scarce Autograph Of Abigale Wadsworth
| PASS |
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28
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Payment Per Order of Col. Canfield
| PASS |
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29
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Ten Pound Bounty Bond Issued By The State Of Massachusetts
| 125 |
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30
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Town of Hubbarton, Massachusetts Account of Payments To Continental Soldiers
| 1200 |
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31
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1778 South Carolina Appointed Him Commodore of the South Carolina Navy - Later He Captured the Bahamas
| PASS |
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32
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A Scarce War Date Military Document Signed By French Admiral Comte de Grasse Who Commanded At Yorktown-1781
| PASS |
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33
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1778 British Maj Gen William Phillips Letter When Held American Prisoner of War
| PASS |
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34
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Used to Detect Counterfeit Notes
| PASS |
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35
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State of Massachusetts Bay State lottery Bond
| 225 |
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36
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Benedict Arnold Complete Autograph Document Signed in the Third Person
| 2000 |
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37
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The Sale Of A Ship At Auction - 1785
| 100 |
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38
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The Massachusetts Bay Begins to Threaten the Occupying British
| 425 |
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39
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A Revolutionary War Soldier From Virginia Looks For His Promised Kentucky Land
| PASS |
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40
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Protecting The Seaman And Marine Merchants
| PASS |
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41
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Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence Signer JOHN DAVIDSON Signed Document
| PASS |
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42
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WILLIAM DONNISON Signed 1790 Military Commission Letter to Major General Goodwin
| PASS |
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43
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President Washington Aprroves L’Enfant’s Plan for the Federal City
| 180 |
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44
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Silvanus Bourne Letter
| PASS |
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45
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Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Treasury Department Document Signed To William Ellery, and Docketed by Ellery on verso
| 100 |
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46
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1795 Revolutionary War General DANIEL BRODHEAD of New York Signed Land Grant
| PASS |
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47
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Three Founding Fathers of the American Navy on One Document
| PASS |
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48
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Patrick Henry Document
| 550 |
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49
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JOHN CHESTER Autograph Letter Signed 1798 Connecticut Revolutionary War Hero
| PASS |
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50
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Alexander Hamilton’s Father-In-Law - The Revolutionary War General, Philip Schuyler
| 170 |
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51
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During the Revolutionary War, Varick Served as George Washington's Aide-de-Camp and Private Secretary.
| 60 |
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52
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Alexander Hamilton Killed In A Duel With Aaron Burr
| 400 |
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53
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“I recommend my Soul to God…my body I commend to dust”
| 150 |
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54
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British Spy Major John Andre Engraving Collection
| 100 |
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55
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Collection of Revolutionary War Related Scenes
| PASS |
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56
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An Important Slave Case In London, 1773
| 150 |
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57
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Using The the Ole’ Black Man to Sell Corn Meal
| PASS |
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58
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Slaves Escape In Boston
| 70 |
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59
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Last Will - Leaves Slave to Her Sons
| 190 |
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60
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The Massa Wants His Runaway Sklave Duaghter Back
| 80 |
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61
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Four Philadelphia Newspapers With Runaway Slave Ads Including Two Runaway Woman
| 80 |
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62
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Ordered to Surrender The Slave Women
| 800 |
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63
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The Baltimore County Jails Has Committed Several Runaway Slaves
| PASS |
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64
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Two Baltimore Newspapers With Slave Ads
| PASS |
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65
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A Speech Highlighting Martin van Buren's Hypocrisy Against Slavery in 1840
| PASS |
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66
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This Georgian Defends Slavery - “The slaves are now enjoyed as much freedom as they are qualified to enjoy”
| 500 |
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67
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The Hall Is Denied to the Abolitionists In Connecticut
| 225 |
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68
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Slave Sells At Auction
| 300 |
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69
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Archive Of The Captain Who Discovered the Amistad
| PASS |
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70
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Buying His Abolitionist Newspaper
| 60 |
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71
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Quakers On The Subject of Slavery
| 350 |
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72
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Abolition Will Divide The Country
| 275 |
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73
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Rhode Island Anti-Slavery, Whig Party Broadside
| PASS |
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74
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He Speaks of Abolition, Whigs, Mexican War
| PASS |
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75
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Iron Wrist Restraints
| 275 |
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76
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Collection of Revolutionary War American and British General's Portraits
| PASS |
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77
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A Period Version of a Poem of the Uncle Tom Cabin Character Topsy
| PASS |
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78
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A 10 Page Legal Proceedings Regarding A Slave Sale Gone Bad
| 400 |
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79
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The Trustee Defines The Ownership of The Slave Girl Born But Not Named In The Will
| 600 |
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80
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1856 Slave Bill of Sale - Three Generations of Slave Women
| 400 |
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81
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In 1862 He Organized the FIRST NEGRO TROOPS
| 80 |
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82
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Anti-Slavery Pamphlets - Focused On Kansas
| PASS |
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83
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Scarce Electoral Ticket
| PASS |
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84
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Interference of Slavery In The District of Columbia Is Unwise and Unconstitutional
| PASS |
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85
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The Innocent Cause Of The War Cover
| PASS |
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86
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The Emancipation Allows Blacks In The Army
| 110 |
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87
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A Minstrel Show Comes To Rhode Island In '65: "I Thought I Should Kill Myself Laughing."
| PASS |
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88
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Important, Early Black South Carolina Congressman
| 700 |
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89
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Share Croppers Cabinet Cards
| 200 |
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90
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Racist Opposition to the XVth Amendment
| PASS |
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91
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Derogatory Black Theme Cartoon Photos - 1877
| PASS |
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92
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An Invitation To See The Black Murderer Hang
| PASS |
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93
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Orator In The American Antislavery Movement
| PASS |
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94
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The Most Dramatic Orator In The American Antislavery Movement
| PASS |
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95
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An Invitation to the Funeral of Wendell Phillips
| PASS |
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96
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Share Cropper Themed Color Printed Postcards
| 40 |
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97
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Mixed Race Couple
| PASS |
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98
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Vaudeville Blackface - Music Sheet
| PASS |
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99
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A Jim Crow Era Restaurant Menu
| 100 |
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100
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First Hand Account of the Detroit 1943 Race Riots
| PASS |
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101
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Black Toys
| PASS |
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102
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Period Martin Luther King tin plate
| PASS |
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103
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Klan Robe With Cap
| PASS |
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104
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Another Klan Robe With Cap
| PASS |
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105
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Stunning Klan Robe With Brilliant Red Cloak
| PASS |
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106
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Four Klan Hoods
| PASS |
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107
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Various Klan Accoutrements
| PASS |
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108
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1928 Klan Membership Cards Into Knights of the Great Forest
| PASS |
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109
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Malcolm X: His Own Story As It Really Happened
| PASS |
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110
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Future CSA General Has A Request
| 60 |
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111
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Two Interesting Virginia Persons On One Document
| 80 |
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112
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Four Confederate Theme Engravings
| 80 |
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113
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North Carolina $2 Bill,
| PASS |
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114
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Five Dollar "Sweet Potato Dinner"
| 120 |
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115
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The Secessionists Writes Regarding A Yankee POW
| 450 |
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116
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The Ice Is Necessary To Keep Meat For The Negroes.
| 650 |
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117
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Rare Confederate Soldier's Free Of Charge Railroad Ticket.
| 50 |
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118
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Governor Moore Sends A Doctor To Make Cartridges For The Confederacy at Pensacola
| PASS |
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119
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Rare Confederate General Danville Leadbetter Letter On Repairs To Fort Morgan, Alabama
| PASS |
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120
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An Early Alabama Confederate Post Master's Application Letter
| PASS |
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121
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Asking The Alabama Governor - The Commandant of Cahaba Confederate Military Prison Gets An 1861 Endorsement
| PASS |
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122
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Well-Known (and Published) Confederate Diarist John B. Jones Issues A Safe Passage Pass
| 550 |
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123
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CSA General Thomas Jordon Letter
| 350 |
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124
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An Early Pair of Covers With Anti-Jeff Davis Images
| PASS |
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125
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An Early, Patriotic Confederate Printed Envelope
| 275 |
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126
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General Beauregard Wants The Flag of the ‘1st Corps Army of Potomac’ Solidified
| 600 |
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127
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Gibson Led a Brigade at Chickamauga
| PASS |
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128
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Confederate General Bradley Johnson Signatur
| PASS |
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129
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Confederate $5 Bill
| 80 |
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130
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Confederate States of America $50 - T14
| 80 |
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131
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1861 Confederate Brigadier General Henry Jackson ALS to the Governor of Georgia
| PASS |
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132
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1861 Confederate States of America Printed Army Officer’s Commission Form
| 500 |
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133
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1861-Dated Law Book where Virginia Secedes from the Union and joins the Confederacy
| PASS |
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134
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Captured “Secesh Paper from Newbern”
| PASS |
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135
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Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens Virginia Electoral Ticket
| 150 |
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136
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An Incredible Detailed Letter Reporting the Battle of Wiliamsburg Virginia
| 1500 |
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137
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North Carolina Soldier, 8 Pages, Strong Political Insight
| 1400 |
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138
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The Confederates "Fought Like Tigers" at Shiloh
| PASS |
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139
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Forrest Battles The Yanks at Shiloh.
| PASS |
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140
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Union Forces Attack Corinth & It's Surrender.
| PASS |
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141
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Picquetting After Shiloh & Surrender.
| PASS |
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142
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Withdrawal From Corinth; Yankees Attack; European Recognition & Burning Cotton.
| PASS |
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143
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Northern Vandals Conduct Themselves as "Proud Conquerers of Our Soil."
| PASS |
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144
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Slogging Along To Tupelo.
| PASS |
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145
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Better Off Detached From William Wirt Adams' Command.
| PASS |
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146
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A Comrade's Narrow Escape at Holly Springs; A Timely Advance Saves Their Command.
| PASS |
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147
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His Hatred For The "Damned Yankees" Knows No Bounds!
| PASS |
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148
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Florida’s “To The Death” Resolution
| 100 |
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149
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A Scarce War Date Cavalry Order Signed By Confederate General Humphrey Marshall
| PASS |
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150
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Johnson Island Prisoner’s Autograph Page
| 300 |
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151
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A Confederate Soldier’s Letter Written on the Back of a Virginia Tobacco Wrapper
| 1200 |
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152
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A Group of Five Letters Written By Sgt. Major A.H. Gordon of the 1st Battalion Georgia Sharp Shoopers,
| 600 |
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153
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A Longstreet Trooper Visits His Sweet Heart and "Made Good Use of My Spicy Words."
| 150 |
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154
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Illustrated Confederate Officer's Letter.
| 170 |
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155
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An Electioneering Battle Hardened Confederate Veteran Letter.
| PASS |
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156
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Rebel Battle Letter with Confederate Army of the Tennessee Field Canceled Transmittal Cover.
| 325 |
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157
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South Carolina - CSA Postal Agreement
| 450 |
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158
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Archive of 18 Confederate letters written by 2nd Lieut. Alonzo A. Vanderford, 21st S.C. Infantry.
| 3250 |
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159
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The Evacution of Fort Wagner Was The Result of This Bombardment
| 325 |
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160
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This Soldier Rode With Mosby - Rejoices On Killing A Yank
| 700 |
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161
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One of the Famous Fred Fleet Letters - 26th Virginia - 1863
| PASS |
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162
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Scarce Johnson Island Prisoner Item
| 200 |
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163
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Very Scarce Engraving of “Camp of 5th Virginia Vol. Infantry, U.S.A.”
| PASS |
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164
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Confederate Army of the Tennessee Field Canceled Transmittal Franked Officer's Cover.
| PASS |
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165
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Valentine Lottery For Southern Belles Takes Place In February, 1864.
| PASS |
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166
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March 1864; "We Are Exchanging Prisoners Now As Fast As Can Be Done."
| 325 |
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167
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From The Epic Battlefield of Trevilian Station Days Before He Dies In Action.
| 500 |
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168
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The 18th Virginia Cavalry Fights Stubbornly at The Battle of Third Winchester
| 900 |
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169
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Trading Cotton Cards for Bacon
| 200 |
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170
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Rare Uncut 56 Block of Confederate Ten-Cent Postage Stamps By Keating & Ball
| 700 |
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171
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Confederate $20 Bill
| 70 |
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172
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Confederate $50 Bill
| 70 |
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173
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Four Souveniers Picked Upon in April at the Fall of Richmond
| 1100 |
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174
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The Soldier Writes of Lee’s Surrender and Presents a Large Piec of The Apple Tree
| PASS |
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175
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An Important Poem Penned on the back of a CSA $5 Note
| 425 |
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176
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The Confederacy Loses Too Many "Good Men" In '65!
| PASS |
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177
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CSA Quartermaster General Alexander R. Lawton Document: "It Is Utterly Impossible To Procure Supplies For The Employees of This Dept."
| PASS |
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178
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He Was Perhaps The Very Last Confederate Brigadier General, Charles C. Crews Signed Document
| PASS |
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179
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Augustus H. Garland - Youngest Member of the Confederate Congress
| PASS |
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180
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February 1865 Philadelphia Civil War Broadside:VETERANS, TO THE FRONT !
| PASS |
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181
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Andrew Carnegie United Daughters of the Confederacy Cover
| 50 |
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182
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Pair of Illustrated Confederate Veteran Covers
| PASS |
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183
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The Georgia Confederate Vets Drill
| PASS |
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184
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The Former Confederate Officer, Becomes a United States Marshal
| 40 |
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185
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The Southern Cross of Honor
| PASS |
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186
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The Alabama Soldier Was Captured April 3, 1865 ... His Application For Southern Cross
| PASS |
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187
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The Providence Spring is Shown in Andersonville Prison Park
| PASS |
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188
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Before The “Woke Culture”, R.E. Lee Was Praised in the Northern Schools
| 300 |
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189
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Beauregard Monument Association Ceremonial Dedication
| PASS |
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190
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Governor Edward Telfair Signed Georgia Land Deed
| 200 |
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191
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Georgia’s Own Hero - Sidney Lanier
| PASS |
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192
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Mementoes Of An Early Confederate Casualty - Seven Star Flag Remnent
| 275 |
|
193
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Unique Patriotic Confederate Card
| 120 |
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194
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Alabama Receipt for Purchase of Shotgun
| PASS |
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195
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Member of Phillips Legion is Furloughed Due to a Fractured Thigh
| 80 |
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196
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Georgia Confederate Military Pass
| 60 |
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197
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6th Arkansas Officer’s Pay Voucher
| 60 |
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198
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Killed in Pickett’s Charge
| 325 |
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199
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Rare 1st Maryland Cavlary Pay Voucher
| 80 |
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200
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Confederate Pass By the Order of Brig. Gen. John H. Winder
| 70 |
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201
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The Libby Prison Minstrels Playbill Christmas Eve 1863
| 70 |
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202
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Document Signed By CSA General Thomas Carmichael Hindman
| PASS |
|
203
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Rare Confederate Railroad Stock Certificate
| PASS |
|
204
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Advertisement For South Carolina Maker Of Confederate Uniforms
| 500 |
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205
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CSA General Fry Aproves Clothing For 13 Free Negroes
| 900 |
|
206
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The Chaplains From Provisional Army of the Confederate States Order Stationery
| 100 |
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207
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Requisition For Soldier of the 2nd Florida
| 50 |
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208
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Rare Virginia Confederate Military Telegraphers Log
| 800 |
|
209
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CSA General Iverson Signed Atlanta Document
| 250 |
|
210
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Irish signed Confederate Louisiana Artillery document
| 70 |
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211
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Pass for a Paroled Georgia Prisoner
| 225 |
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212
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Forrest’s Cavalry Corps Parole Signed by Union General Dennis
| 375 |
|
213
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He Was One of the Confederate Soldiers Paroled at Augusta, Georgia with No Yankee Officer Present
| 550 |
|
214
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The Richmond Prisoner
| PASS |
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215
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Period Printing - The Libby Prison Minstrels
| 120 |
|
216
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Document Signed By Former BLACK CSA SOLDIER
| 300 |
|
217
|
Excellent Robert E. Lee Engraving
| PASS |
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218
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Cobb Sees The Weakness of The CSA Provisional Constitution
| 650 |
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219
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The Union Soldier Thinks The Darkey Girls are pretty
| 130 |
|
220
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He Was Mortally Wounded at Gettyburg - W.T. Patton Discusses His Next Collar Star Making Him a Full Colonel
| 900 |
|
221
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Addressed In The Hand Of Stonewall Jackson
| 275 |
|
222
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General J.E. Johnston Is Displeased With His Transfer
| 1700 |
|
223
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Payment of the Tennessee Soldier
| 50 |
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224
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The Maine Soldier “wish to god that Abraham and all his followers was in hell”
| 225 |
|
225
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The Future Confederate Major General Receives His Pay
| 300 |
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226
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War Date CSA General Iverson Autograph Letter With Mititary Movements
| 850 |
|
227
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Colonel Rains Is Moving The Ammunition
| 475 |
|
228
|
Identified Kansas Soldier Photograph
| 325 |
|
229
|
The Delaware Soldier Sends A Confederate Letter Home
| 250 |
|
230
|
The Georgia 22nd is 7/8 Barefooted
| PASS |
|
231
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Baltimore CSA General Steuart Approves The Deserter’s Arrest
| 600 |
|
232
|
Former Tennessee Governor Harris Praises General Hood in a Letter to Jefferson Davis
| 550 |
|
233
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The Letter Is Endorsed By THREE CSA Generals - Pickett, Hunton & Anderson
| 1500 |
|
234
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Fort Delaware Prison COUNTERSIGN
| 150 |
|
235
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Fort Delaware Counter Sign
| 150 |
|
236
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Maj. General Wheeler Acknowleges the Burning of the Crane Creek Bridge
| 600 |
|
237
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General Wade Hampton Requests Beauregard’s Military Movement Approval
| 300 |
|
238
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Captured, Now Paroled, He writes Onboard Ship Anchored at City Point
| 250 |
|
239
|
Pass Issued By The Provost Marshal
| 100 |
|
240
|
Fully Manuscript Field Hospital Pass - April 1865
| 225 |
|
241
|
His First Letter From the Battle
| 300 |
|
242
|
Hemphill Continues Reporting the Regiments Losses
| 475 |
|
243
|
He Writes of the Losses in Orr’s Rifles
| 325 |
|
244
|
Photo of SC Vet Wearing The Cross of Honor.
| 150 |
|
245
|
America’s Poet
| PASS |
|
246
|
The Colony of Connecticut Pays For Transporting Vagrants
| 90 |
|
247
|
New York Canal Fund Check Signed by John A. Dix
| PASS |
|
248
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JOHN ERICSSON, Designer of the Union Ironclad Ship the MONITOR
| PASS |
|
249
|
The Rear Admiral Approves
| PASS |
|
250
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The Future Admiral Issues A Check
| PASS |
|
251
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The Recruiter Issues Bounty - One To a Soldier Killed at Pea Ridge
| 40 |
|
252
|
Very Scarce Set of the Famous Rose of Washington - Stationary and Cover - With the Soldier Letter Who Identifies The Pieces
| 1400 |
|
253
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The 20th Ohio Is Ready To Fight While at Camp King, Kentucky
| 350 |
|
254
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Patriotic Booklet: Consecration of the Flag of The Union, Boston, May 1861
| PASS |
|
255
|
A Drummer Boys Gets A Patriotic Song From His Soldier Friend
| PASS |
|
256
|
The First Union Hero - Colonel Ellsworth
| PASS |
|
257
|
Winfield Scott Free Frank
| 110 |
|
258
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Major Crawford Receives an Invitation To Speak Regarding Ft. Sumter
| PASS |
|
259
|
Letter From Andrew, Governor of Massachusetts during the Civil War
| 225 |
|
260
|
She Tells Her Cousin “Union suffers from bad Generalship”
| 100 |
|
261
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Predicts The Promortion Of A Colonel To Brigadier General
| 100 |
|
262
|
An Archivbe of 25 War-Dated Letters
| 2500 |
|
263
|
The Former Attorney General Writes His Daughter Gertrude
| 200 |
|
264
|
Large Color-Printed Antietam Map
| 500 |
|
265
|
The 6th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment Was Part Of Iron Brigade
| PASS |
|
266
|
Letter Group of Soldier From the 101st Pennsylvania Infantry
| 450 |
|
267
|
The Soldier Has Two Alabama Buttons Cut From A Dead Lieyt. KIA At Gettysburg
| 200 |
|
268
|
The Vermont Soldier Recounts the Battle of Williamsburg
| 250 |
|
269
|
Slave Plantations; "Sour Looking" Southern Women; Fresh Military Graves Greet The Union Troops at Romney, Virginia in '62.
| 750 |
|
270
|
Advancing Into Western Virginia Results In a Ferry Boat Rescue Ends In Drowning.
| 325 |
|
271
|
Camp Delaware, Ohio. The Medical Examine Was Very Particular!
| PASS |
|
272
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Swearing, Gambling and "Fetching Up" Prisoners "At The Point of The Bayonet."
| PASS |
|
273
|
Negroes Are As Thick As Hops. Some - Are Almost White As We Are.
| 400 |
|
274
|
Intense Heat In Baltimore Takes A Man Out While On Drill; Chaplain Sullivan H. Weston Is Overrated
| 100 |
|
275
|
General McClellan Authorizes Military Camp Flags and Guidons
| PASS |
|
276
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Drummer Boys, Muskets, and Swords
| 100 |
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277
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An Officer Is Given The Choice To Go Home or Into The Ranks As A Private
| PASS |
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278
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Their Journey South With Great Commentary on Philadelphia, Baltimore and The Capitol Building At Washington, D. C.
| 100 |
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279
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4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Soldier Assaults and Robs a Man
| PASS |
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280
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The Soldier Goes Crazy After Having Free Use of Tobacco & Goes On The Lam
| 100 |
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281
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Pro-union Civil War Poem Entitled "Our Union"
| PASS |
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282
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1862 General Sturgis Takes Command of Washington
| PASS |
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283
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Transcript of a Soldier’s Letter Presented as a Broadside - The Battle of Winchester
| PASS |
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284
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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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285
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Poetic Quote by Union General
| PASS |
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286
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Philadelphia Calls Out The Home Guards As CSA General Lee Threatens An Invasion
| 500 |
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287
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Naval Officer Died During The War
| PASS |
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288
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Muster For Company F, 71st Ohio - “... were taken prisoners and paroled ...”
| 200 |
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289
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Muster Of Company Who Fought in the Battle of Fort Donelson
| 300 |
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290
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Group of Three Documents
| 140 |
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291
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Stuck In The Mud With Burnside & His Removal After The Fredericksburg Debacle
| 225 |
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292
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Abolitionist Massachusetts Gives One of Her Own For The Colored Troops: "Simon G. Is Promoted To Adjutant of One of The Color'd Regiments."
| 50 |
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293
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May [I] Live To See…Our Glorious Old Flag Unfurled To The Breeze From Every Capitol In The Union
| 110 |
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294
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The Barbarities of The Rebels Meted Out Against The 14th Brooklyn and General Rickett's Following The Battle of First Bull Run
| PASS |
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295
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A Company of The 102nd New York Fires Nearly 500 Rounds During The Battle of Lookout Mountain
| 100 |
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296
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Rare Sutler's Receipt 89th Ohio Vols. Endorsed By Libby Prison Escapee!
| PASS |
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297
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Rare Gettysburg Related 20th Maine Chaplain Endorsed Postal Cover
| 100 |
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298
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Great "Unhappiness & Discomfort Will Occasion Northern Copperheads" During The Coming Draft
| PASS |
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299
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Promoted To Orderly Sergeant; His Cousin's Death & Lost Money
| PASS |
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300
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The War Through Poetry
| PASS |
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301
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Putting The Minnesota Regiment In Uniform
| 250 |
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302
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Rosecrans Leads the Charge
| PASS |
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303
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Music Sheet Refers To The Battle Of Gettysburg as “Rebel Rain”
| PASS |
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304
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This Wisonsin Soldier Witnessed The Fall of Vicksburg
| 200 |
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305
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Fighting Guerillas on the Mississippi River After The Fall of Vicksburg
| 170 |
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306
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The Following Nine Lots Are All Clipped Signatures of Union Generals
| 200 |
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307
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Winfield Scott Hancock Clipped Signature
| PASS |
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308
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Group of Three Union Generals
| PASS |
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309
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Group of Three Union Generals
| 80 |
|
310
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Group of Three Union Generals
| PASS |
|
311
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Group of Three Union Generals
| 160 |
|
312
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The Union Surgeon General USA
| PASS |
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313
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Group of Three Union Generals
| PASS |
|
314
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Group of Three Union Generals
| PASS |
|
315
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3rd Pennsylvania Artillery Letter re”Runkle’s Nxxxxr Battery
| 200 |
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316
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Brandy Station Document
| PASS |
|
317
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War Dated Dahlgren Cover
| 350 |
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318
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The Same Shell Took Off Two Soldier’s Heads
| 650 |
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319
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The 16-page War-Date Journal of Adjt. Henry W. Camp, 10th Connecticut Infantry- Richland Jail - January 14, 1864
| 1200 |
|
320
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On Captured Confederate Stationary, The Union Soldier Writes “Not long may it wave” ... “God dam the thing”.
| 800 |
|
321
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Nifty Johnson Island Document
| 150 |
|
322
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The 1st Maine Soldier Writes Home - 2nd Petersburg
| 130 |
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323
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Union Cavalry Capture Rebel "Negroes" Who Take the Oath at Bermuda Hundred.
| 700 |
|
324
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A Black Union Cavalryman Gets Shot in The Chest. "It Wont Kill Him."
| 375 |
|
325
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The Union Army Sets The Standard For Hospital and Ambulance Corps Flags
| PASS |
|
326
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Loyal East Tennesseans Populate Northern Alabama While A "Little" Schoolgirl Sings "Just Before The Battle, Mother."
| 170 |
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327
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North Carolina Locals Write To Col. Clark, 85th New York Volunteers In 1864.
| PASS |
|
328
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Arrested For Going Home Early Their Soldier Loses His Pay and Honorable Discharge!
| PASS |
|
329
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His Friend Captain Michael Mullery Has A Premonition of His Death
| 100 |
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330
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MOHW Seven Pines Lt. Frank W. Haskell Letter
| PASS |
|
331
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General Birney Orders The Tenth Corps To Proudly Wear Their Corps Badges
| PASS |
|
332
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Vote For McClellan: "He Could Fill Both Civil & Military Chairs" While Serving In The Navy, "Is Much Better Than Going For A Soldier."
| 100 |
|
333
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The Michigan Engineers and Mechanics Save The day During The Battle of Lavergne
| PASS |
|
334
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Saratoga Springs Orders Relief For A Cavalryman's Family
| PASS |
|
335
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The Illinois Major Writes Home From The Charleston Prison
| 170 |
|
336
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Major of US Colored Troops - Manual
| PASS |
|
337
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Certificates Call for Paying Enlisted Men
| PASS |
|
338
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The Commodore Repairs the Ironclad, Dictator
| PASS |
|
339
|
Federal
| PASS |
|
340
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Politician Describes the Celebration in Washington Upon Receiving the Fall Of Richmond
| 600 |
|
341
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Occupied Richmond Letter Written By Major General Patrick
| PASS |
|
342
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He Throws Away His Spencer Carbine To Prevent Drowning
| PASS |
|
343
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Remembering The Sultana Disaster
| 225 |
|
344
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General Weitzel Is Looking For A Few Good Men From The Descendent of Revolutionary War General "Mad" Anthony Wayne
| PASS |
|
345
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Rare 2nd Corps, Army of The Potomac, Washington D. C. Pass
| PASS |
|
346
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Destroying the Heart Of South Carolina
| 250 |
|
347
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New York Pays The Bounties
| PASS |
|
348
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Letter to Benson Lossing About his History of the Rebellion
| 30 |
|
349
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24th Army Corps General Orders Signed by Officers
| PASS |
|
350
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Federal General Orders
| PASS |
|
351
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Philo Remington Partly-printed Bank Check.
| PASS |
|
352
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Philip H. Sheridan Maj Genl U.S.A. Collector Autograph and Engraving After Brady
| PASS |
|
353
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The following FIVE Lots Are Groups of Hand Colored Song Sheets, 5” x 8”
| 100 |
|
354
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Magnus Hand Colored Song Sheets
| PASS |
|
355
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Magnus Hand Colored Song Sheets
| PASS |
|
356
|
Magnus Hand Colored Song Sheets
| PASS |
|
357
|
Magnus Hand Colored Song Sheets
| PASS |
|
358
|
New York Volunteer Bounties
| PASS |
|
359
|
A Gettysburg 2nd New Hampshire POW Orders His Painted Escutcheon
| PASS |
|
360
|
The Death of General Ward
| PASS |
|
361
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Society of the Army of Tennessee
| PASS |
|
362
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Union General William Wells - Medal Of Honor For Service At Gettysburg
| PASS |
|
363
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This Naval Officer Was Wounded At Fort Pillow
| PASS |
|
364
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Noted Philidelphian Collecting Money For The Union League
| PASS |
|
365
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16th Vermont Regimental GAR Booklet on The Battle of Gettysburg
| 150 |
|
366
|
Our Honored Dead
| PASS |
|
367
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As A Senior, Porter Advises A Fellow Officer
| PASS |
|
368
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A Fine Association Of Banker August Belmont And Civil War General Daniel Sickels
| PASS |
|
369
|
Fought In The Mexican War and the Civil War
| PASS |
|
370
|
Alabama Claims – Restitution for Losses Caused by Confederate Raiders
| 250 |
|
371
|
Illustrating the Valor of the Civil War Soldier
| 50 |
|
372
|
Former General Butler - President of the Alabama Company
| PASS |
|
373
|
1892 Major General Daniel E Sickles Signed 3rd Army Corps Membership Certificate
| 300 |
|
374
|
Check Signed By Julia Ward Howe
| PASS |
|
375
|
Cook Served in Both the Civil War and the Span Am War.
| PASS |
|
376
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Seved in Both Civil and Soan Am Wars
| PASS |
|
377
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He Commands The Great White Fleet and Lists The Ships in That Fleet
| 80 |
|
378
|
Medal of Honor Winner
| PASS |