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1 1696 New England Note 50
2 Engraving of Thomas Marquis PASS
3 James Warren Signed Title Page 50
4 Correspondance Between John Adams and John Jay Pertaining to Britain, America and the Episcopal Church in 1786 2300
5 Miserably ill-treated English prisoners petition their jailer for mercy. 900
6 John Stark Autograph Document Signed 500
7 British Take Ticonderoga - Map 300
8 The Stamp Act Repealed PASS
9 Two Early Alamanc 120
10 Washington Chastises Gage PASS
11 Declaration of Independence Signer; James Wilson 200
12 Fine Content William Ellery Autograph Letter Signed from 1776 PASS
13 George Washington’s Official Report for The Battle of Monmouth PASS
14 James Otis Revolutionary War Dated ADS 275
15 The British Burned his House in Charlestown, Massachusetts PASS
16 Reporting and Diagram of the Siege of Rhode Island PASS
17 “I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight” - John Paul Jones 150
18 Nicklous Leatch is Brougth to Court for his "treasonous way of talking & thinking" in 1780 130
19 The Boston Militia 225
20 Battle of Savannah 550
21 Revolutionary War Map of Charles Town 300
22 The Authentic Account of Benedict Arnold PASS
23 Excellent General Muhlenberg Letter of 1781 Ordering a March to Richmond 1200
24 War-Date Letter From a Virginia Officer Wounded at Guilford Court House 350
25 Revolutionary War Pay Voucher 50
26 General Washington Resigns His Commission PASS
27 Zebulon Butler Signed Document 80
28 Revolutionary War officer and a Colonel of the 1st N. H. Regiment. PASS
29 1790 Invalid Regiment Document 150
30 Survived the Wyoming Massacre PASS
31 Charles Lee Autograph Letter Signed 325
32 Former Rev War POW PASS
33 He was having trouble with his claim against the Congress of the United States. 70
34 Caleb Strong Signed War of 1812 Military Commission PASS
35 1849 Reprint of Franklin’s 1st ‘Poor Richards Almanack’ 300
36 Benjamin Franklin Composite PASS
37 Wax Soldiers 50
38 Slave Traders Samuel and William Vernon 225
39 1770 Boston Slave Document 350
40 1777 Pennsylvania Slave Will 130
41 1790 Gentleman’s Magazine PASS
42 New York Slave Birth Certificate 275
43 1807 Virginia Slave Bill of Sale 140
44 Shipping Slaves by a New York Firm PASS
45 Negro Slave is Forced to Chose His Master PASS
46 Buying Slaves from a Deceased Family Member PASS
47 Slave Holding Estate Sale 60
48 1839 Slave Division 50
49 Free Man of Colour Tennessee Registration 150
50 A Runaway is Captured and Jailed in Mississippi 70
51 1842 Virginia Slave Hire Letter 130
52 Selling Liquor to Slaves 60
53 Slave Dispute in Nashville 50
54 Slaveholding Bank of Charleston Stock Certificate 120
55 Possible Freeman of Colour Writes For Work PASS
56 Georgia Slave Inventory & Appraisal 70
57 Overseer on the Beeches Plantation is Paid PASS
58 Slave Plantation Token 60
59 The Gift of a Slave Child of ‘the right color’ 225
60 Black Face - White Clay 120
61 This Bank Held Slaves as Collateral PASS
62 Slave Mary is “Much Pleased” With Her New Owner 150
63 Georgia Woman Sells Liquor to a Slave PASS
64 1854 Georgia Slave Apprialsal 60
65 Dr. Ingels Bills for his Service on the Rowe Family Negroes PASS
66 The Negroes of Ann Scott 70
67 Fugitive Slave Act and the Missouri Compromise PASS
68 The Firm of G.W. Caldwell & Bro. Sell a Mulatto Slave 130
69 1858 Division of Slaves 70
70 Selling a Bad Slave PASS
71 Well-Dressed Black Man Ambrotype 110
72 He Was Taken Hostage by John Brown During his Raid on Harper's Ferry PASS
73 Slave Auction Letter “...The Negroes were so proud when they saw me ran & cried & begged me to buy them...” 500
74 Slave Family is Sold in Texas in 1860 200
75 Henry Beecher ANS PASS
76 Tennessee Slave Bill of Sale 110
77 Black Female and Her White Charge 275
78 Amendment to the Constitution to Protect Slavery in Maryland 250
79 The Women’s Association for the Relief of the Freedman Donate to the Contraband of St. Simon’s Island 200
80 Rare Confederate Imprint Requesting the Release of Colonel Zarvona 250
81 The Law of Slavery in the United States 160
82 Pair Slave Child CDVs of Fannie V. C. Lawrence, One Unpublished PASS
83 1864 Kentucky Slave Will PASS
84 Rare Uncle Tom’s Cabin Advertising Card PASS
85 Black Muster Roll 80
86 James T. Rapier Signed Document 140
87 Medical Services for the Colored in Kentucky 70
88 A former slave is duped out of his bounty by a corrupt claims agent PASS
89 Freedman's Bureau Dividend Check 150
90 Group Black Americana Sheet Music 150
91 Racist Stereoviews PASS
92 A Catechism on the Negro PASS
93 Letter Signed by Klan Leader Pertaining to KKK Business 70
94 The KODE of the Ku Klux Klan PASS
95 1923 Klan Instructional Broadside PASS
96 1923 Klan Broadside Speaks of Funds “... for broadening the bounds of the Invisible Empire and for the upbuilding of the spirit of real Americanism throughout the nation, the Knights of the Ku Klux K PASS
97 Letter Mentions Robert E. Lee Graduating from West Point 100
98 General Samuel Cooper Writes of Negotiations with Creek Indians in Florida 190
99 Plan of the Barracks of West Point Signed by Robert E. Lee 4500
100 Signed by John B. Floyd PASS
101 Jefferson Davis Signed Document 650
102 Fine Political Content Howell Cobb Autograph Letter Signed PASS
103 Jefferson Davis Signed Letter 600
104 The Democratic Party Of Georgia Issues A Resolution Defending Southern Rights 250
105 An Anti-Republican Representative Is Nominated To Mississippi's State Convention 100
106 10th Virginia Letter on Removing the Machinery from the Harper’s Ferry Armory 375
107 Walter Taylor Orders Regulations for Pay of Deceased Soldiers 170
108 Confederate Recruits are Transfered to the 13th Louisiana 90
109 The Death of Colonel Terry PASS
110 7th South Carolna Takes the Field But is it Legal for Them to be Shipped Out of State? 650
111 1st South Carolina Letter About the Impending Assault on Sumter 650
112 7th South Carolina KIA States “...We have too many men who will fight in office but not out of it...” and then asks for a Negro to be sent to him 1100
113 Texas and the Fourth 325
114 Caught Behind the Lines 325
115 Virginia Forces Document 200
116 Very Rare War-Date Autograph Letter Signed of General Richard Griffith 3500
117 Confederate Soldier's Mother Completes His Diary 900
118 Future General Randall Gibson Writes General Ruggles “......Capt. King Adjt says Col. tell the Genl. for Genl. Hoke to come to Columbus and assume command of the Louisiana troops and I fully sympath 1400
119 John Hood Signature 250
120 A Confederate Woman On The Commencement Of The War PASS
121 With The 2nd Virginia Cavalry In Northern Virginia 225
122 A Confederate Colonel Gives His Counter Signs PASS
123 Confederate Document Signed by General Henry D. Clayton 250
124 Confederate Document Signed by General John Calvin Brown PASS
125 Confederate General Order from Norfolk Instructing Officers to Remove Confined Soldiers from the Jails of Portsmouth 200
126 Family of Slaves Auctioned in 1862 850
127 13th Texas Oldham’s Regiment Letter 100
128 Morgan’s Raiders Get a Horse 80
129 Disability Certificate Signed by Surgeon for Colonel Lane's 1st Texas Rangers 100
130 Hanover Light Artillery Letter on the Retreat from Yorktown 150
131 “...tombstones are scarce and in such demand that they wont keep them for anyone, they have to take them away directly...” 160
132 4th Virginia Cavalry Appeal to the ‘Ladies of Hanover” 225
133 General Ruggles Permits the Export of Cotton by a French Citizen 100
134 Rare 1st Texas Discharge 500
135 Confederate Soldier Writes of the Evacuation of Columbus PASS
136 A Confederate officer's Wife Is An Eye Witness To The Destruction of Georgia Troops During The Seven days Campaign 650
137 His Horse Is Killed Under Him During The First Battle Of Winchester 375
138 Confederate Mariners Desert the Gunboats Defending Richmond During The Peninsular Campaign 325
139 CSA General Loring Withdraws The Troops While Norfolk is Evacuated 200
140 Patrolling The Suffolk Countryside After The Fall of Norfolk 225
141 Tensions Run High As The Siege of Yorktown Begins 100
142 A North Carolina Soldier Dies From Stab Wound PASS
143 Sterling Price War-Date Endorsement and CDV 275
144 General Lawrence O'Bryan Branch Franked Cover 130
145 Autograph Note and CDV of General Beverly Robertson PASS
146 22nd Alabama Infantry 140
147 The Confederate Roll of Honor for Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, and Murfreesboro 170
148 1863 General Horace Randal Appraisal of Slaves for $21700 200
149 9th Virginia Cavalry Soldier Writes of a Grand Review of 5 Brigades & More on Company Elections 550
150 Confederate Sharpshooters Engage Yankee Sharpshooters Near Culpepper Court House 500
151 Pair of 7th Texas Cavalry Letters "...7,000 Yankees run in among us that night, and they tried to cut us off at a bridge..." 550
152 7th Texas Cavalry "...We are detached to go on gunboats to the mouth of the Red River to engage the enemy..." 300
153 Ashland Light Artillery Letter 200
154 Four Confederate General Orders PASS
155 Alabama Reserve Artillery PASS
156 3rd Texas Letter 225
157 The Army of Northern Virginia Receives Three New Napoleon Cannon 600
158 The Army of Northern Virginia is Re-supplied with Ammunition after Fredericksburg 600
159 26th North Carolina Letter on Chancellorsville - Writer Taken POW at Gettysburg & KIA at Bristoe Station 550
160 Reverend J.H.D. Wingfield of Portsmouth, Virginia, Who Was Forced to Sweep the Streets of Portsmouth for his Southern Sympathies, Writes “...the prayer for ‘health & prosperity of Lincoln’ shall neve 350
161 Ashby’s Horse Light Artillery Letter at the Outset of the Gettysburg Campaign of a Review by Generals Stuart and Lee 550
162 The following six letters are from the personal archive of Confederate officer Simon C. Wilkerson of the 18th Alabama Infantry. Hailing from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Wilkerson enlisted on July 27, 1861 f PASS
163 Sending A Loving Letter To His Wife 225
164 Bragg's Army Faces The Enemy PASS
165 Jaded Nerves Lead To Friendly Fire On Confederate Cavalry Patrol PASS
166 On Marching To Meet The Yankees PASS
167 On The Battle Of Chickamauga 200
168 The following four lots are from the personal archive of Confederate Pvt. William H. Mims. He was born in 1840 at Columbus, Georgia. Being a member of the Columbus' pre-war militia unit the City Ligh 200
169 Mims' Confederate POW Furlough 325
170 Danville Railroad Pass For Paroled Prisoner PASS
171 Army of The Tennessee Railroad Pass 150
172 Rare Confederate Arkansas Currency Exchange Certificate 225
173 1864 Arkansas Document Order a Man be Brought to the Fort for Conscription 50
174 9th Virginia Writes of Engagment with Federal Scouts at Ream’s Station 300
175 9th Virginia Cavalry Letter on the Loss of a Horse 225
176 9th Virginia Cavalry Buglar Letter 275
177 9th Virginia at Gaine’s Mill 225
178 4th Virginia Cavalry Letter 225
179 General Beauregard Telegraph 100
180 $10,000 Confederate Bond. 90
181 Virginia War Hero Resolutions Docketed by John Hunt Morgan 800
182 A Mississippi Cavalryman On The Atlanta Campaign 275
183 Three Views of General Wilcox in his Generals Uniform 275
184 General Grumble Jones Signed Document Two Weeks Before his Death 600
185 Rare CDV of Pemberton's Water Battery Framed with General John Pemberton CDV & Autograph 400
186 Texas Broadside Annouces Grants Movements in Virginia and General Shelby Fighting in Arkansas 1500
187 Texas Broadside Announces Grant’s Defeat By Lee at the Wilderness 1500
188 51st Virginia Letter - Died as POW 110
189 He Helped Take Fort Macon for the Confederacy & Writes of a the Alabama & North Carolina Regiments Having a Full Scale Snowball War in “Military principles” 300
190 27th South Carolina Officer’s Poem Titled “Stack Arms” After the Surrender of Lee at Appomattox 900
191 Confederate Government Purchases Cotton in Houston, Texas, 1865 130
192 Seeking Compensation for a Seized Mill in Mississippi PASS
193 TRANS-MISSISSIPPI SOLDIER'S DISCHARGE 425
194 Fitting An Artificial Leg And Confederate Troop Movements In 1865 Georgia PASS
195 General Frank Gardner War-Date Endorsement with Two CDVs 500
196 Large Bold Signature of Robert Ould PASS
197 General Thomas Jordan Writes General Beauregard 250
198 General Bradley T. Johnson Autograph Letter Signed PASS
199 Autograph of General Jubal Early PASS
200 Bank Deposit Form Signed by General David Weisiger with CDV 200
201 General John Whitfield Autograph 150
202 Jefferson Davis Autograph Letter Signed Regarding an Invention Related to Postage Stamps. Davis is Trying to Find Someone to Promote it and Suggests a Profit-Splitting Arrangement Between Himself, t 1100
203 Wade Hampton Election Certificate 325
204 Mrs. JEB Stuart's Female Seminary Card 225
205 Unveiling the Equestrian Statue of General Lee in Richmond 225
206 General Matthew C. Butler CDV & Autograph 450
207 General Fitzhugh Lee Autograph Letter Signed 225
208 General Marcus Wright Needs to Sell his Confederate Manual and Desperately needs the Money PASS
209 General William Ruffin Cox Writes of His Command & The Last Charge of the Army of Northern Virginia 225
210 John Crittenden Signed Document PASS
211 General Ambrose Burnside Autograph Letter Signed 160
212 General Phil Kearny Signed Document 375
213 Philip Kearny Autograph Letter Signed 550
214 Full numbered set of 12 printer’s proofs for Civil War patriotic envelopes (or stationary letterheads) by famous N.Y. Printer / Publisher. 130
215 Two matching sets (of three each) of Charles Magnus proof sheets for Civil War patriotic covers (or stationary). PASS
216 23rd Massachusetts Letter 300
217 65th Ohio Letter Group KIA at Resaca, Georgia 3000
218 1861 Soldiers Letter 50
219 A German Regiment is Fired into by a Masked Battery PASS
220 Simon Cameron Writes to Govenor Morton Pertaining to the Organization of the Volunteer Forces 250
221 General Andrew Humphreys Autograph Letter Signed PASS
222 Moving into Winter Quarters PASS
223 Sad News from the South PASS
224 Missouri and the Opening of the War 275
225 Larrabee & North Military Goods 450
226 Great Content Naval Commander Letter on the Prospect of War 325
227 Colonel Stone Orders His Men Readied to March 425
228 New Yorker Rants Against the Northern Hostility Towards the South 200
229 28th Pennsylvania Christmas Program 850
230 Defending Cincinatti 225
231 He Led the Famous ‘Jessie Scouts’ Who Captured CSA Colonel Gilmor 800
232 Excitement Prevails In Baltimore After the Union Defeat At Bull Run 150
233 Union Troops Occupy Baltimore In July 1861 PASS
234 Fantastic Letter Group of a Sailor on the USS Santee with Graphic Content on the Capture of the Royal Yacht off Galveston, Texas 900
235 Arresting Baltimore's Marshall Kane As A Traitor 100
236 Arresting Armed Southern Women In Maryland 100
237 Brother Of New York Senator Captured At 1st Bull Run Gets An Introduction PASS
238 High Emotion In Philadelphia One Day After Sumter PASS
239 The 29th Massachusetts Seeks A Colonel PASS
240 A Midshipman Enters The Naval Academy During The War 80
241 The following ten letters are from the personal letter collection of Martin V. Miller who served throughout the Civil War in Company E, 7th Illinois Volunteers. On July 25, 1861, he enlisted for thre PASS
242 Pursuing Confederate Forces In Southern Missouri In September 1861 PASS
243 Grant's First Expedition During The War At Columbus, Kentucky 100
244 Camped At Pittsburg Landing Two weeks Before The Battle Of Shiloh PASS
245 Besieging Corinth, Mississippi After Shiloh 170
246 Occupying Corinth In The Summer Of 1862 170
247 Tension Builds In The Union Camp Days Before The Battle Of Iuka 325
248 On Grant's Conquer Or Die Battlefield Tactic 275
249 Hard Feelings Towards Conscripts 225
250 The Battle Of Corinth Gains Martin A Promotion 160
251 Fighting As Mounted Infantry At Florence Alabama PASS
252 The following five lots are from the personal letter collection of Sylvester O'Dare of Philadelphia who enlisted in the 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers on May 28, 1861. Lincoln's good friend and senator PASS
253 The 71st Pennsylvania Operates Near Harper's Ferry 150
254 The 71st Pennsylvania Captures Rebel Prisoners On The March From Harper's Ferry PASS
255 Operations During The Second Bull Run Campaign PASS
256 A Gettysburg KIA Exalts At Not Being An Antietam Casualty 225
257 97th Pennsylvania Letter Group with Good Content “...I was out to see the African regiment yesterday, they are encamped about a mile from where we are. It looked a little odd to see them dress up i 1800
258 Letter from Soldier Employed by the Commissioner for Exchange PASS
259 West Virginia Alligence 180
260 15th New Hampshire ALS PASS
261 NO LOT PASS
262 19th Maine Killed at the Wilderness PASS
263 Massive 81st Ohio Letter Archive 7000
264 Wounded During Yorktown 70
265 53rd Pennsylvania Letter PASS
266 1st Mass Infantry Content Letter Before Yorktown PASS
267 Wounded at Antietam 90
268 From Chicago to War 50
269 Butler Blasts the 7th Vermont Infantry for being Cowards at the Battle of Baton Rouge 225
270 Fine Illustrated Lettersheet with Maps 200
271 Foraging & Fighting in Tennessee 250
272 Riots in New Orleans 450
273 Casualties & the Wounded in the Hospitals of Maryland 275
274 79th New York Highlanders Letter 300
275 Great Content 27th Massachusetts Letters with Map 500
276 1st Michigan Letter on Fighting Bragg in Kentucky 325
277 53rd Ohio Officer Writes from Tennesse Mentioning a Conversation he had with Mrs. Genl. Sherman 350
278 Cooper Shop Volunteer Refreshment Saloon and Hospital Certificate 250
279 Map of Fort Lyon by Member of the 26th New York 1100
280 Hospital Identification 200
281 Great Bayonett Charge Letter 300
282 General Meigs War Date ALS 150
283 General Stone Signed War-Date Orders PASS
284 16th Illinois Infantry Officers Letters & Three Generals Signed Letters 900
285 THINKING ABOUT JEFF DAVIS MADE HIS BLOOD BOIL !! PASS
286 His outfit was famous for building bridges under fire ! Among their most renowned was that before Fredericksburg following the Antietam Campaign…and he actually mentions it in this exceptionally lon 130
287 A Wounded Soldier Laments His Wound PASS
288 Guarding The First Rebel Prisoners To Arrive At Fort Delaware 225
289 Scouting In Northern Virginia With The 1st Maine Cavalry 150
290 Dogging Rebel Shells During The Siege Of Yorktown 100
291 Illustrated Fort McHenry Letter Head With Letter From 1st Connecticut Cavalryman 200
292 Captured at Gettysburg He Died a POW 70
293 2nd Pennsylvania Mutiny Document Signed by a Medal of Honor and a General Who Declined his Commission 250
294 Wounded in Action at Gettysburg & Fighting Under an Alias 150
295 Orders to Track & Kill Mangus Colorada’s Band of Gila Apaches 1300
296 Fighting Longstreet at Suffolk 225
297 Soldiers Letters to a New York Belle 300
298 6th Connecticut Letter with Fine Illustration of a Confederate Flag 450
299 6th Connecticut Soldier Witnesses the Execution of Two Comrades Who had a Catholic Priest Read their Last Rites 450
300 Commutation Money 50
301 Soldier Stabs a Negro Over a Debt PASS
302 5th New York Vols Died from Wounds Received at 2nd Bull Run PASS
303 Copperheadism is Rebuked by Colonel McReynolds PASS
304 8th Illinois Letters 190
305 General Corcoran & the 69th New York PASS
306 Illustrated Map of the Camp Grounds of the 3rd Maine Infantry 700
307 Teaching Copperheads a Lesson 400
308 Using Negro Labor in Tennessee 300
309 Rebel Raid In Pennsylvania 200
310 Ohio Surgeon Against Vallandigham 275
311 7th New Hampshire KIA at Ft. Wagner Writes of the ‘Crackers’ of South Carolina 800
312 War-Date General Lorenzo Thomas Letter Mentions a Narrow Escape From Death at the Hands of the Guerillas of Mississippi 250
313 Wisconsin Soldier on the Arkansas Expedition 350
314 Lorenzo Thomas Appoints an Officer in the 7th Louisiana Vols 250
315 Honors for the Regimental Flags Under General Naglee 650
316 Capturing ‘Refugee’ Gamblers 250
317 General Butterfield Orders General Couch to Meet General Meade 300
318 8th Iowa Officer Writes of Freedom & Liberty 225
319 Memorial to Lieutenant of the 26th New York MWIA at Fredericksburg Signed by Father 70
320 Gettysburg Campaign Diary 600
321 Reorganizing the Union Army after the Battle of Gettysburg PASS
322 Siege of Vicksburg PASS
323 General William Strong Autograph Letter Signed 160
324 50th Ohio Infantry Letter Group 1300
325 Captain Woodworth of the Ellsworth Avengers Archive 850
326 The Brooklyn Fire Zouaves Get Their Medals PASS
327 Fortifying Plymouth North Carolina In 1863 130
328 During the Chancellorsville Campaign With The 67th New York 325
329 A New Hampshire Soldier Witnesses The Fall Of Battery Wagner 550
330 Bombarding Fort Sumter With The 3rd New Hampshire 425
331 Following The 14th Brooklyn Fire Zouaves During The Gettysburg Campaign 300
332 Cavalry Clashes During The Chancellorsville Campaign 200
333 Union Officer's Letter On Rare General Baird Broadside PASS
334 Encountering Rebel Marauders And Drunk Officers In Arkansas PASS
335 A New York Preacher Joins A Colored Prayer Meeting 50
336 Congressman Alfred Ely Describes Congress To His Daughter 130
337 Brig. Gen. Hiram Burnham Presents His Brother With A Military Manual PASS
338 1st Massachusetts Document PASS
339 US Colored Troops Appointment PASS
340 57th Ohio Soldier Discharge 70
341 Artist John Worthington Manfield’s Illustrated Journal of the Civil War 3000
342 John Worthington Mansfield Illustrated Book 1200
343 The following four lots are from the personal archive of Union officer John B. Hawthorn of Fayette, Iowa who enlisted as a sergeant in Company F, 9th Iowa Volunteers on September 5, 1861. Hawthorn an PASS
344 Amazingly Detailed Chattanooga Campaign Letter with Map of Lookout Mountain PASS
345 Copperheads, Patriotism, The Lovely South and Even Lovelier Southern Women PASS
346 Opening Of Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign PASS
347 5th Indiana Battalion Letter with Good Content on Morgan’s Raid & Longstreet 300
348 125th New York Soldier’s Narrative PASS
349 One of Couch’s Independent Scouts 120
350 2nd Massachusetts Infantry Cavalry Reports from Resacca, Georgia 400
351 …Old Abe is now the old Son of a Bitch… PASS
352 5th Ohio ALS 150
353 64th U.S. Colored Troops Officer Writes From Island #10 PASS
354 Company 'D' of the 8th Indiana Cavalry Re-enlist PASS
355 War Debt PASS
356 101st Pennsylvania Volunteers Died as Prisoner in Charleston PASS
357 Three Civil War Letters 100
358 Losses at Bristow Station by 1st Mass Cavalry 60
359 Major General David McM. Gregg - Thwarted JEB Stuart's Planned Attack at Gettysburg - War-Date Letter Signed 150
360 Major of the 13th Regular Army Writes of Casualties at Vicksburg 100
361 Third Maryland Potomac Home Brigade Musters 70
362 6th Connecticut Deep Bottom Battle Letter 200
363 Deserters Ordered to be Executed PASS
364 Notice of a Member fo the 7th Rhode Island in the Hospital PASS
365 “Plenty of the Nig” in Mound City 50
366 Grants Campaign Against Lee 70
367 35th Mass Letter Group 400
368 Soldier Stationed in New Mexico Writes of the Mexicans in the Union Army 250
369 The Battle at Fisher’s Hill 325
370 53rd Ohio Officer Writes of Fighting Before Atlanta 1300
371 Battle of Cedar Creek 650
372 The Final Blow to Early’s Army in the Shenandoah 1300
373 Captured Off the Coast of North Carolina - The British Schooner Sybil 325
374 67th Pennsylvania Soldier Writes from Camp Parole 225
375 15th Connecticut Letter 300
376 Federal Troops in Arkansas 225
377 West Virginia Letter Group with Good War Content 1900
378 6th New Hampshire Discharge 60
379 Ohio Soldiers Fight During The Atlanta Campaign PASS
380 Union Patrols Run Into The Rebels At The Onset Of The 1864 Valley Campaign PASS
381 JAMES B. MCPHERSON SIGNED DOCUMENT PASS
382 1st Connecticut Letter with Pieces of their Flag 300
383 Expressing His Will to Fight 225
384 Massachusetts Cavalry Letter Group PASS
385 Referring To Burnside's Glorious Ethiopian Phalanx 90
386 Rare Bounty Forms for A Maryland Artilleryman PASS
387 Onboard The USS Fairy in 1864 PASS
388 Ex-Slave from Louisiana Who Served with the 16th New Hampshire Demands to be Recognized 550
389 48th New York Letter on Secretary Chase & Conditions Outside Petersburg 120
390 48th New York Infantry Letter 120
391 The 52nd Illinois Rides Through Richmond on to Washington for the Grand Review 250
392 Captain Ellis Strouss From Petersburg 800
393 Captain Ellis Strouss about Fair Oaks 850
394 Captain Ellis Strouss Writes of the Fall of Richmond & Petersburg and the Final Battle of the Army of Northern Virginia 1200
395 59th Illinois Infantry Letter Pertaining to Using Negro Troops in the Confederate Army 150
396 General Emory Wants to Secure his Promotion Before Muster Out PASS
397 Thanking God for Victory PASS
398 Drawing of “Jef Lincon” PASS
399 The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln 550
400 General Seymour Illustrated Letter 350
401 Tennesse Women Spit Tobacco & Smoke Cigars 900
402 Grant Telegraphs News from the South 200
403 General Lorenzo Thomas Sends a Commission for an Officer in the USCT 225
404 Announcing the Bravery of Two Medal of Honor Winners 275
405 Army of the American Eagle 200
406 130th Indiana Infantry Letter on CSA Postal Stationary 225
407 Peace! Lee Has Surrendered Newspaper: PASS
408 28th Massachusetts Surgeon Group PASS
409 New York Engineer Helps The Wounded Of The 5th Corps 150
410 Deserters Try To Burn Their Ship PASS
411 Draft Concerns In New York State PASS
412 Movements Near Hatcher's Run 60
413 2nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery Letter on Exposed Bodies on the Battlefield and states “...What an ocean of blood it has taken to wipe out the sin of slavery...” 750
414 Winfield Scott Hancock Autograph Letter Signed with Political Content 475
415 General James Hardie Autograph Letter Signed PASS
416 Paying The Hospital Rent After The War PASS
417 Proofs Of Citizenship And Loyalty Circular PASS
418 Council of War PASS
419 Paying the Citizens of Pennsylvania For Damage Done by the Confederate Invaders 800
420 General Lewis C. Hunt Autograph Letter Signed, PASS
421 U.S. Grant Inquires About the Arrival of Sheridan 1000
422 1st Rhode Island Service Record PASS
423 General O.O. Howard Autograph Letter Signed PASS
424 He Was Awarded the Medal of Honor for Valor at Cedar Creek PASS
425 The Drummer Boy of Chickamauga PASS
426 Governor Buckingham & Officers 275
427 Brady View of Harry Gilmore 300
428 Carte Signed by WIA 22nd Massachusetts Soldier 80
429 Stereoview of Confederate Dead at Antietam PASS
430 Stereoview of Professor Lowe's Balloon 250
431 Taken Prisoner at Gettysburg 350
432 Tintype of Brigadier General John W. Geary 450
433 Brady's Album Gallery CDV 100
434 Brady's Album Gallery CDV PASS
435 Burnside Oval Albumen 425
436 The Fighting Quaker PASS
437 Stereoview of Zouave Ambulance Drill 100
438 CDV of Braxton Bragg PASS
439 CDV of General Nathaniel Harris at Vicksburg PASS
440 CDV of 6th United States Colored Cavalry Private PASS
441 Signed CDV of VMI Cadet James Parke Corbin Jr. 550
442 Union Generals Lyon, Rosecranz & Burnside PASS
443 Water Color Union Soldier 110
444 CDV of General John Pegram 100
445 Robert E. Lee Signed CDV 2000
446 Albumen General William Mahone 200
447 USS Minnesota Victim of The CSS Merrimac 50
448 The Missouri Swamp Fox PASS
449 UNION COLONEL'S BULLET -STRUCK SWORD 4000
450 Confederate Spurs 275
451 Civil War Medical Bleeder 325
452 Gettysburg & Picket PASS
453 Arsenal Cart 700
454 The Soldier’s Dream of Home PASS
455 A LOCK OF ROBERT E. LEE'S HAIR 150
456 The Death of Colonel Edward Baker PASS
457 Gold Buttons Sold by ‘Mode de Paris’ 170
458 Cased Zouave Pipe PASS
459 Theatre Lithograph PASS
460 Abraham Lincoln’s Flatboat Partner & Early Texas Settler 140
461 Abraham Lincoln Autograph Document Signed 5000
462 Salmon Chase Autograph Letter Signed PASS
463 The Magic Lincoln 225
464 Soldier Describes President Lincoln PASS
465 Shocked by the Assassination of Lincoln 50
466 He Served as Judge in the Trial of the Lincoln Conspirators 110
467 Our Grief! Lincoln Has Been Assassinated Newspaper 190
468 The Dead Body In The Capitol! Lincoln Assassinated Newspaper 160
469 Booth's End! Lincoln Assassinated Newspaper 150
470 Emancipation Leaders 100
471 Lincoln Hair Strands 1100
472 Period photographic image of President Lincoln, 160
473 Lincoln's Assassin John Wilkes Booth 100
474 The Assassin's Vision CDV PASS
475 Of American Cousin Fame PASS
476 1920 Lincoln Calendar 50
477 Massachusetts Militia Appointment PASS
478 He Was on the WASP When She Captured the FROLIC PASS
479 They Were in the Squadron that Brought Home John Paul Jones Body 100
480 Medal Issued to World War I Hero Alvin York 700
481 General Westmoreland Signed Photo PASS
482 1794 General Orders 375
483 War of 1812 Carried Officer's Textbook 200
484 1813 Circular PASS
485 Neil Cushing Signed Document 225
486 He Led the Doniphan Raid During the Mexican War PASS
487 Major Samuel Ringgold at the Battle of Palo Alto PASS
488 General Thomas Jessup Twice Signed Document 50
489 Loaded Up With Soldiers of War PASS
490 VMI Letter Group 600
491 Lithograph of General Winfield Scott PASS
492 U.S. Naval Discharge 90
493 From the Collection of General Joab Patterson - Photos of the Battleship Maine & Cuba 100
494 WWI Broadside PASS
495 The Peace Treaty & Bolshevism PASS
496 Group of Nazi Books 130
497 Document Signed by Mussolini & Victor Emmanuel III 80
498 Fuchida Mitsuo Signed Cover 400
499 Omar Bradley Typed Letter Signed 275
500 Ho Chi Minh Signed Photograph 1100
501 King Henry IV Autograph Letter Signed PASS
502 James Stuart Engraving PASS
503 Important John Singleton Copley Autograph Letter Signed 4000
504 Benjamin West Submits New Designs for English Coins 700
505 ENGLAND’S MOST ILLUSTRIOUS HERO AND VICTOR OVER NAPOLEON AT WATERLOO ! ARTHUR WELLESLEY, 1’ST DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852). 600
506 Henry Clay Signed Document 350
507 George Washington Parke Custis Writes for More Coffee 300
508 Artist William Morris Hunt Writes About Exhibition of “The Governer’s Portrait” PASS
509 Alexander Gardner Autograph Letter Signed 1500
510 Brigham Young Signed Card 500
511 JOhn D. Rockefeller Signed Standard Oil Stock 1600
512 Thomas Edison Writes in Miniture Hand 850
513 Good Content Charles Francis Adams ALS PASS
514 Autograph of Edward Filene PASS
515 Edward VIII ANS PASS
516 Frederick Church Autograph Letter Signed 325
517 Ernest Shackleton Signed Document PASS
518 Enrico Caruso Autoraph Note S igned 350
519 He Created U.S. Steel PASS
520 Thomas Edison Signed Document 300
521 Prokofieff Declines a Request to Review Performances of Works by Rossini 1100
522 Signatures of Lammont & Irene DuPont PASS
523 Charles Laughton Signed Document PASS
524 MERCURY 7 Signers 750
525 Original Gus Arriola Cartoon of Gordo PASS
526 Bill Perry Cartoon PASS
527 Original Ferd Johnson Cartoon PASS
528 Original Chic Young Cartoon 260
529 Fine Beatles Signed Album Jacket PASS
530 U Thant Signed United Nations Flag PASS
531 Rare Aram Khatchaturian Autograph Letter Signed in English 400
532 George Romney Signed Photo PASS
533 Although an American born in Philadelphia (1755) and a member of Pennsylvania Militia, he resigned from that unit and turned Royalist during the American Revolution in 1776, joining British forces. C PASS
534 In 1790 he was president of the Touro synagogue at Newport, Rhode Island (America’s oldest) and he was one of the founders of the Bank of Rhode Island and its first cashier and also the first Grand M 180
535 Isaac Leeser was but 23 years old and had just accepted his first pulpit in Phila. and left his uncle’s home in Richmond where he had been serving part-time with the Jewish congregation there when he 400
536 He played an important role in his nephew, Isaac Leeser’s early life in America. 225
537 He was in the U.S. Navy at age 12; admitted to the Delaware bar as an attorney in 1807; a U.S. Congressman in 1817-1827; U.S. Senator 1827-1829 resigning to accept appointment as ambassador to Englan PASS
538 Zalma Rehine writes to his nephew Isaac Leeser. 650
539 He writes to Isaac Leeser 90
540 Entirely in his hand and fully signed by Isaac Leeser from Phila. Sept. 15, 5603 [1843] to his Uncle Zalma Rehine in Baltimore. 6500
541 They offer Lesser a “deal he couldn’t refuse !” 250
542 The congregation was faced with a dilemma. 850
543 He thanks Leeser for the four “citrons” (“ethrog”) the citron-like fruit used together with the Lulab in the Sukkoth service. 800
544 Scarce Judaica: 325
545 A remarkable letter of extreme significance to an understanding and appreciation of early American Judaism and Judaica collecting ! 4750
546 St. Louis rabbi defends himself against malicious character defamation ! 1100
547 Just a tiny village in the wilderness of Wisconsin Territory. 225
548 He was the publisher of the “New Orleans Commercial Times” newspaper, a prominent member of the Jewish community of that city, the executor of the estate of the famous Judah Touro and Isaac Leeser’s 2750
549 Dismayed and appalled with the state of affairs of his religion in America. 700
550 Outraged reader blasts the editor of the Jewish weekly “THE ASMONEAN” for his attack against Isaac Leeser and the “Occident.” 2100
551 He feels that “petty mischievous jealousies” prevented the Jewish community from calling upon their Christian brethren to assist in fundraising ! 650
552 The Charleston, South Carolina congregation, one of the very earliest formed in America, in a complete state of disruption and disharmony, c 1851 ! 4750
553 He took over the Charleston, S.C. congregation during its time of strife when the Orthodox and Reform Factions were in bitter dispute. 2750
554 Their rabbi resigned. 700
555 Was he ever antagonistic towards Rabbi Isaac Wise and Reform Judaism…and not afraid to say it! 2300
556 MOSES H. NATHAN PROMINENT MERCHANT MEMBER OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF CHARLESTON, S.C. 850
557 A man for all seasons and a jack of all trades ! 450
558 Sabato Morais Letter 1900
559 The “United Hebrew Congregation” first and earliest formed in St. Louis, MO. 250
560 Elaborately penned single page invitation for Isaac Leeser with the individual signatures of three major officers of the organization. 225
561 An insolent challenge…or an brusque command ? 80
562 Captain Cohen Transmits Orders of General Pleasonton 1300
563 HIS SERMONS MET WITH A MIXED REACTION ! 140
564 Civil War Officer CDV Jewish Photographer 225
565 “HOSPITAL FOR ISRAELITES IN PHILADELPHIA” 4000
566 RAISING FUNDS FOR WOUNDED AND ILL SOLDIERS OF THE UNION ARMY DURING THE CIVIL WAR. 110
567 A passionate admirer of Abraham Lincoln and an ardent abolitionist, during the Civil War he had several disagreements with his congregation over the partisan tone of his sermons. At one time a group 23000
568 He was not happy about paying for copies of the “Occident” after receiving it free of charge for many years ! 90
569 Gratz Parchment Deed 50
570 She offers condolences to her friend Isaac Leeser as he lay desperately ill (likely on his deathbed). 250
571 Printed invoice / broadsheet with fancy, multi style typeface “OFFICE OF THE EXECUTORS…ESTATE REV. ISAAC LEESER, Dec’d…Philadelphia.” 5 x 8. 190
572 An heroic Jewish U.S. Army officer and graduate of West Point class of 1807! 70
573 Abolitionist John Weiss Autograph Letter Signed 50
574 EVIL AFOOT IN LACKAWANNA COUNTY ! 70
575 Unique, rare, unrecorded Jewish imprint: “POCKET EDITION…HEBREW ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 5646…1885-86” pub. by W. Armhold, Franklin St., Phila and S. Funk…William St., N.Y. 31 pages…tiny 2 ¾ x 4 ¼. 5000
576 Prominent merchants, Levi Brothers, sponsor colored minstrel show. 100
577 His input was urgently needed! This famous society was established only months before this letter was written. 110
578 Boy, was he miffed…and he made no bones about it either. 275
579 “ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA TOWARD HER JEWISH SUBJECTS…ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE REFORM LEAGUE, PORTLAND, OREGON BY D. SOLIS COHEN.” 180
580 “A DISCOURSE DELIVERED ON SABBATH BEMIDBAR, SIVAN 2’D 5652…MAY 28, 1892…BEING THE 32’ND ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONSECREATION OF THE SYNAGOGUE ON 7’TH STREET [PHILA] BY S. MORAIS.” 3250
581 “LECTURE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE UNITED HEBREW CHARITIES, WASHINGTON. D.C. TO AID THE RUSSIAN REFUGEE FUND AT 8’TH ST. TEMPLE SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1892 BY MARTIN F. MORRIS” 550
582 With only one other recorded copy (and that one was “withdrawn”) makes this a very rare Judaica imprint. 550
583 An organizer of the Republican party in Penna in 1856, a strong opponent of slavery, famous lawyer and the founder of the Dropsie college for Hebrew and cognate learning (now part of Univ. of Pa.) MO 200
584 He bitterly criticizes the Jewish Publishing Society of America for not advertising in his journal ! 50
585 No other copy has yet been recorded of this very rare, important printed broadside. 2100
586 Prominent early American rabbi and author BERNARD FELSENTHAL (1822-1908). 80
587 About to publish the monumental work of the famous scholar and Rabbi Solomon Schechter. 70
588 He was one of the two Jews who served as delegates to the National Republican Convention in St. Louis that nominated Abraham Lincoln for the presidency in 1860. 190
589 He was not enthralled by the book on Jewish history. 50
590 HENRIETTA SZOLD (1860-1945) lets loose with a flood of harsh, unsparing, scathing criticism of the noted German Jewish literary historian Gustav Karpeles (1848-1909), 375
591 Yes, Virginia ! There is such a word as “Eleemosynary” (look it up in Webster’s). PASS
592 Not a Zionist of the same ilk ! 140
593 It was his work, accusations and conclusions that were responsible for freeing the falsely imprisoned Capt. Alfred Dreyfus on Devils Island in 1899. 70
594 Fine penned autograph signature “HENRIETTA SZOLD.” 190
595 A fascinating collection of 17 manuscript documents pertaining to Jewish immigration at the turn of the 20’th century. 225
596 Celebrating a major publishing achievement! PASS
597 “THE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK 5678…SEPT. 17, 1917 TO SEPT. 6, 1918” PASS
598 Enlisting public and Jewish support for American Jewish servicemen in WWI ! 550
599 THEY WERE COMBAT PILOTS IN THE IMPERIAL GERMAN AIR SERVICE IN WORLD WAR I…and at least two of them won the very highest awards for heroism, the legendary “Blue Max !” 900
600 Clemency for the Rosenbergs 225
601 Western Pioneer Otto Mears 50
602 Original Illuminated Manuscript Leaf 70
603 Incunabula Page 60
604 Sensational news in its day ! 140
605 Early 19th Century Horticulturalists Letter 180
606 Floods in Massachusetts PASS
607 1837 Alabama Will PASS
608 New York Family Letter Group 100
609 Ohio Textile Industry PASS
610 1847 Bayou Sara Letter PASS
611 Vermont Textile Industry PASS
612 Mid 19th Century Illinois Letter Grouping PASS
613 Delaware Textile Industry 225
614 Colt Revolver Broadside 550
615 The Water Cure PASS
616 In personal appearance he was uncouth and unprepossessing and was lame for life from a wound received in a personal encounter. Yet his great success in business and politics was due to sound judgment PASS
617 St. Louis Cotton Factory PASS
618 1854 Letter from Peru PASS
619 1854 Ohio Tornado 60
620 Pennsylvania Marriage Certificate PASS
621 Virginia Election Letter & Broadside 500
622 He Murdered Vanness Wyatt in New Hampshire PASS
623 Order of United American Mechanics Membership Document PASS
624 Mourning Dress in Indiana PASS
625 Traveler Writes to the Editor of the Plain Dealer PASS
626 Washington & Lee University Letter Group 350
627 Mint Packet of Official Souvenir Post Cards from the 1892 Columbian Exposition 100
628 Police Seek Assistance from Smith & Wesson in a Murder PASS
629 Large Patty Hearst Wanted Poster PASS
630 Two Late 18th Century American Documents PASS
631 Document Signed by the Father of Henry Longfellow PASS
632 Occupational Daguerreotype PASS
633 Married Couple Daguerreotype 80
634 Family Daguerreotype 60
635 Mother & Infant Dag 50
636 Grandmother & Grandson Dag PASS
637 Massachusetts House of Reps PASS
638 Dr. Livinstone I Presume PASS
639 The “Who’s Who” of late 19th Century 250
640 Pair of Tintypes PASS
641 Fireman Tintype 50
642 Police Tintype PASS
643 Les Misérables Author 50
644 Could Be Out Of Deliverance PASS
645 Men on Bikes PASS
646 Lifting 1000 Pounds PASS
647 A Sharp Circus Act 100
648 The Family That Plays Together ... PASS
649 The World Renown Actress PASS
650 Group of NINE Oklahoma Photographs; PASS
651 Oklahoma Land Lottery Photographs PASS
652 Photograph of Mark Twain 400
653 Secretary of Treasury Alexander Dallas Writes James Monroe PASS
654 Witnessing Webster and Clay Debate On The Floor Of House 170
655 Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed PASS
656 George Boutwell Autograph Letter Signed 70
657 The Death of George Washington PASS
658 Free Man of Color Document Signed by James Madison 1400
659 General William Henry Harrison Arrives in Philadelphia PASS
660 William Henry Harrison Campaign Ribbon 200
661 Andrew Jackson Election Ticket 375
662 Lithograph of General Zachary Taylor PASS
663 “...Johnson...is determined to rule or reign...” PASS
664 Grant Memorial Program. 50
665 General Grant & Family PASS
666 Grant Nearing the End PASS
667 Future President Signs This Civil War Document 400
668 McKinley & Roosevelt Cigar Print PASS
669 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT'S PRESIDENTIAL BRIEFCASE PASS
670 FRANKLIN AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT RECORDINGS PASS
671 Thirteen Presidential Messages To Congress PASS
672 Whig Victory & Indians Selling their Land in Philadelphia PASS
673 They Named A Fort In This Chief’s Honor 375
674 Pawnee Chiefs 550
675 Son of Chief James White Cloud PASS
676 Camping with Indian Women PASS
677 Cabinet Card of Poundmaker 120
678 Stereoviews of Mow-Way & Black Hawk 50
679 License to Trade with the Indians PASS
680 Photograph of Sunflower, Cheyenne Indian 225
681 “Map of the Half Breed SAC & FOX Reservation,” PASS
682 Yellow Hawk is Compensated for his Land by the Rail Road PASS
683 Indian Missing Hand and Feet 100
684 Armed Indian Vignette PASS
685 Folk Art Paintings of Geronimo & Cochise PASS
686 He Was Scalped by Indians & Lived 120
687 Republic of Texas Military Warrant Signed by Alexander Le Grand 80
688 Making Money in California 50
689 CDV of 10th Cavalry Officer PASS
690 Myles Keogh Autograph Letter Signed 2400
691 Treaty Payments to Indian Tribes PASS
692 Sherman is Authorized to “....to reclaim from peonage the women and children of the Navajo Indians, now held in slavery...” PASS
693 Financing Powell’s Expedition on the Colorado 50
694 Stereoview of Western Cowboy PASS
695 Fort Clark Soldiers Murder Investigation PASS
696 The Lost Treasure of Cornelius Vanderbilt 50
697 Mexican Cowboy Tintype PASS
698 Indian Stereoviews PASS
699 Western Stereoviews PASS
700 Players in the Lincoln County War 150
701 Missing Man May Have Been ‘Gobbled” by the ‘Noble Reds’ 80
702 Tombstone Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. Stock 225
703 Lincoln County War 110
704 Threatened his Life in Montana Territory PASS
705 Joe Horner AKA Frank Canton Autograph Document Signed PASS
706 Survivor’s of Custer’s Massacre 250
707 Johnson County Wars Sheriff 400
708 Bail Bond Signed by Sheriff Bill Jackman of Hays County, Texas PASS
709 He Was in More Than 10 Recorded Gunfights & Was Responsible for Over 300 Arrests 450
710 Western Vigilantees PASS
711 Wanted for the Crime of Seduction 90
712 High Wheelers and Fox Hunting 100
713 Baseball League Champions 1914 PASS
714 Hall of Famer Eddie Collins Signed Red Sox Contract 190
715 Hall of Famer Joe Cronin Signed Red Sox Contract 180
716 She Seduced Caesar 60
717 The Earliest Newspapers 100
718 DEALING WITH THE STAMP ACT 150
719 LETTER FROM "A FARMER" 150
720 COLONIAL PENNSYLVANIA PASS
721 1768 Pennsylvania Chronicle PASS
722 The Preacher Wants His Money 150
723 1776 Bond For Raising A Company To March To New York. 375
724 Not Worth a Continental 100
725 Deserters and Delinquents PASS
726 Massachusetts Militia Documents. 350
727 The Battle Of Monmouth & Gen. Benedict Arnold PASS
728 1778 Connecticut Courant PASS
729 Massachusetts Militia Documents. 500
730 1780 Pennsylvania Packet 50
731 Washington's Rev War Correspondence 60
732 Washington's Farewell Orders to the Army 120
733 Declaration Signer 140
734 Pickering Free Frank PASS
735 Rhode Island Ratifies the United States Constitution 80
736 1790 U.S. Gazette 50
737 Defeated by the Indians 70
738 DEATH & FUNERAL OF JOHN PAUL JONES PASS
739 Mention of Capt. Bligh & Christian ... 50
740 18th Century Newspaper Group 80
741 Washington’s Last Days PASS
742 Slave Trial 110
743 Charleston Courier from 1807 50
744 1810 The Star 50
745 General Orders To Detach Massachusetts Militia. 50
746 1814 James Madison/James Monroe Signed Appointment 900
747 1818 Letter Insuring A Cargo of Slaves. PASS
748 Rare Postal Cancelation PASS
749 Death of Jefferson & Adams PASS
750 New York American PASS
751 Frees His Slaves 425
752 1835 Slave Bill of Sale 180
753 Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant PASS
754 Taylor Defends His Mexican War Record, and alludes to his run for the Presidency. PASS
755 The Fall Of Vera Cruz PASS
756 A Runaway Slave Is Hunted By "Negroe Dogs" PASS
757 The Last Washington To Occupy Mt. Vernon 130
758 Confederate Document Signed By Future KIA General 225
759 Confederate Broadside: 150
760 Abraham Lincoln Cut Signature 2200
761 Battle of Camden 200
762 Brillant Operations At Roanoke Island PASS
763 Two War-Mapped Newspapers 100
764 The Gettysburg Address. 450
765 Early New-York Times Report of the Battle of Gettysburg. PASS
766 Impressing Negroes PASS
767 ENEMY FIRED 5 30 PD. PARROTT SHELLS AT THE FORT 325
768 Yankee Fllet Off Wilmington PASS
769 Lincoln Election in Confederate Newspaper PASS
770 Jefferson Davis Wants The Government To Purchase 40,000 Slaves PASS
771 Inventory of Effects of Peter Munson PASS
772 The Lincoln Assassination 550
773 A New Auction House 50
774 The Daily Progress 1865 PASS
775 Union Occupied Newspaper Reports Lincoln’s Assassination PASS
776 Did General Lee Surrender ? PASS
777 1868 Alabama Letter Recounting Early Ku Klux Klan Activity PASS
778 The Great Chicago Fire PASS
779 The Chicago Fire Newspaper Set PASS
780 LIFE-SAVING MEDAL, WRECK OF STEAMER METIS 300
781 The REAL “Deadman’s Hand” PASS
782 LETTER FROM SINKING SHIP 170
783 19th Century Newspaper Group PASS
784 Ephemera Grouping 110
785 The Wright Brothers 140
786 1912 Harley Davidson Photo 250
787 Pearl Harbor Bombed ! PASS
788 Bogie’s Bow Tie PASS