Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Rare Norse Viking Ring
| 50 |
2
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John Dickson's FARMER's LETTERS #III& #IV
| 200 |
3
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Horses For Washington's Army
| PASS |
4
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Samuel Miles - Taken Prisoner During the Revolution
| PASS |
5
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The Revolutionary Soldier Wants His Pay
| PASS |
6
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This Newspaper Reports That Three States Ratified The Federal Constitution.
| 200 |
7
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Payment Voucher For Rev War Vet
| 140 |
8
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One of the Very Few Contemporary Images of Bunker Hill
| 130 |
9
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Rhode Island Approves The US Constitution
| 130 |
10
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Dr. Edwards, George Washington Attending Doctor,
| PASS |
11
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Revolutionary War Double Agent
| 275 |
12
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Denmark Vesey Revolt
| PASS |
13
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The Sale Of Two Slave
| 200 |
14
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FIVE Slave Documents
| PASS |
15
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Jefferson Davis Challenged This Author To A Duel
| PASS |
16
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The Most Dramatic Orator In The American Antislavery Movement
| PASS |
17
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The Appraisal of 35 Slaves
| 400 |
18
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Estate Appraisal Includes The Slaves Appraisal
| 250 |
19
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A Pair of Slave Rental Promissory Notes
| 275 |
20
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The Doctor Says The Slave Women Does Not Have Gonorrhea
| 150 |
21
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The Incredible Iconic SLAVE DECK Image Book,
| 475 |
22
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In The CSA Army Just One Month And He And His Company Killed 5 Yankees
| PASS |
23
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The Confederate Soldier Concludes, "The enemy must be very scared of Longstreet."
| PASS |
24
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A Price Was On Garrison's Head
| 60 |
25
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Nearly 300,000 Black Soldiers Served in WWI
| PASS |
26
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The Myth of the Loyal Slave
| 60 |
27
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An Extraordinary Collections of Slave Huts, Auction Blocks Markets. The Histories of These Buildings Will Will Amaze You.
| PASS |
28
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Jesse Owens Races a Horse
| 120 |
29
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U.S. Supreme Court Decision that struck down the "Separate but Equal" - Brown v. Board of Education
| PASS |
30
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Greensboro Woolsworth Counter Sit-In 1960
| 70 |
31
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Headline - "Malcom X Shot to Death at Rally Here"
| PASS |
32
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Riot San Francisco Bayview Hunters Point
| PASS |
33
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The Civil Rights Activist, James Meredith Is Shot
| PASS |
34
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Five Day Civil Rights March Perry to Atlanta - 110 Miles
| PASS |
35
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Renowned Black Political Cartoonist Draws Down On Nixon Chester Commodore
| PASS |
36
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The African American Cartoonists Shows Nixon's Bias Against Blacks and the Press
| PASS |
37
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Arrested Black Panther Leader Eldridge Cleaver at Alameda Court
| PASS |
38
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The Segregationist Alabama George Wallace Defies The Federal Integration Of The University
| PASS |
39
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The Greensboro Massacre - 1979
| PASS |
40
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A Pair of Confederate Bills
| 100 |
41
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An Incredible Chain of Ownership By VMI Cadets/CSA Soldiers
| PASS |
42
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The Bond Still Has Still 20 Coupons
| PASS |
43
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Confederate Patriotic Color Printed Cards
| 225 |
44
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Very Low Bond Number - Signed By President Tyler's Son
| PASS |
45
|
Ungraded Group of SIX Confederate Bills
| 350 |
46
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The Confederate Soldier Says "I worked and fought on the Sabbath. Was exposed to all the fury of the storms of battle and the hazard of picket guard."
| 800 |
47
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Confederate General Holmes Predicts 1st Manassas
| PASS |
48
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The Ordnance Used To Bombard Fort Sumter
| 550 |
49
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The Captain Notifies The Father Of The Death Of His Son
| 375 |
50
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Early Reference to the Ship "Planter" Which Was Later Commandeered By Slave Robert Smalls
| 1700 |
51
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The 4th South Carolina Lieutenant Writes Home
| 100 |
52
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... very day we hear of Pickets being killed on one side or the other ...
| 150 |
53
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General Beauregard's Manuscript Telegram to General Clark Pierre
| 2000 |
54
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Early Confederate Patriotic Handbill
| 130 |
55
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A Very Rare Confederate Patriotic, 10-Star, Stars & Bars Flag
| 375 |
56
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Brigadier-General Maxcy Gregg Takes Command In South Carolina
| PASS |
57
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His Name Sake Was His Grandfather, South Carolina Senator John Caldwell Calhoun
| PASS |
58
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The Confederate Soldier Signs The Only Confederate Government Election Ticket
| PASS |
59
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Alabama Governor Moore Gives Support To The Commandant of Cahaba Military Prison
| 100 |
60
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The CSA General Says, "We want to hang them all and are now waiting orders from Genl. Beauregard"
| 900 |
61
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R.E. Lee's Cousin Writes Lee For An Appointment While Serving In Stuart's Cavalry
| PASS |
62
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Four Page Letter on Confederate Patriotic Stationary Written From FORT MOULTRIE
| PASS |
63
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Letter Datelined REPUBLIC of SOUTH CAROLINA
| PASS |
64
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Important Fort Sumter Letter Written Only Weeks Before It Was Fired On By The Confederates
| PASS |
65
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The Confederates At Hatteras Capture A Union Schooner - 1861
| 200 |
66
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The Colonel Wishes The Governor May Triumphantly Continue as Chief Executive of the State.
| PASS |
67
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John Henry Winder, Confederate Army Brigadier General Is Honored On This Bond
| PASS |
68
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Virginia Confederate Soldier Writes of Fredericksburg
| 1300 |
69
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The Mississippi Confederate Jubilantly Writes of the CSA Victories
| 400 |
70
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This Captain Is Recognized To Have Gone The Furthermost In Pickett's Charge
| PASS |
71
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Lee's ADC Charles Marshall Issues Authorization To Raise A Company
| PASS |
72
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The Soldier "Has No Fear"
| 200 |
73
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Her Husband Was KIA - She Wants The Remains
| PASS |
74
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Firing at Yankees Near the Dunker Church, Antietam
| 150 |
75
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The South Carolina Soldier Is Listed on the CSA Roll of Honor
| PASS |
76
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A Large North Carolina Letter Group
| PASS |
77
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This 5th Texas Soldier Was Captured At Sharpsburg
| 300 |
78
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In Less Than One Month From Writing This Letter, The Alabama Officer Was Killed In Action
| 1600 |
79
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This Letter Pertains to the Expedition by Flag Office Andrew Hull Foote Who Assigned the Lexington and the Conestoga Gunboats to Move From Paducah up the Tennessee River
| 300 |
80
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The Virginia Confederate Fawns On His Cousin
| 375 |
81
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Confederate Quartermaster Form Preprinted on "Confederate States of America, Quartermaster General's Department" letterhead,
| 50 |
82
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Governor Moore Sends A Doctor To Make Cartridges For The Confederacy at Pensacola
| 100 |
83
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The CSA Surgeon Advises His Father "WAITING THE APPROACH OF THE VILE INVADERS OF OUR COUNTRY"
| PASS |
84
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Jackson rode up to within about 200 yards of them and waving his handkerchief, called upon them to surrender.
| 850 |
85
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The CSA Captain Is Acquitted
| PASS |
86
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The Georgia Soldier Thinks Bragg Is Ridged - Desserts Six Months Later
| PASS |
87
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Clean TEXAS CSA Document
| 170 |
88
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The Confederate Nashville Runs The Blockade
| 225 |
89
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The Virginia Confederate Widow Receives Funds
| 250 |
90
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The First Confederate States Secretary of the Treasury Honored While Still In Office - Memminger
| PASS |
91
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Different Version of the $500 CSA Bond
| PASS |
92
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Mid-War CSA Bond Mid-war bond issued from the Confederate Capital at Richmond, Virginia.
| PASS |
93
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The Irony - This CSA Bond Displays 'The Richmond Customs House' Built By The Federal Government 1858
| PASS |
94
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Vice President Stephens Is Illustrated On This CSA Bond
| PASS |
95
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Soldier Rail Road Ticket Issued To A Florida Surgeon
| 150 |
96
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The Confederate Soldier Wants To Trade Places With A Conscript In Georgia
| PASS |
97
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... the Magazine exploded killing ten and wounding thirty - Fort Sumter - 1863
| PASS |
98
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Arkansas Confederate Letter by Future KIA Soldier
| PASS |
99
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Mississippi Marriage - 1863
| PASS |
100
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The Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana and Founder of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States of America -
| PASS |
101
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This Georgia Soldier Is On His Way To Gettysburg - BAREFOOTED.
| PASS |
102
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The Dentist Is Too Busy to Help The Doctor
| 450 |
103
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One man was shot in my front, shielding me from the ball
| 600 |
104
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The North Carolina Soldier Died Of Disease
| PASS |
105
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Erlanger Confederate Cotton £200 Bond of 1863 A British and French Cotton Loan issued during the Civil War.
| 300 |
106
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Scarce Confederate Diary/Account Book
| 300 |
107
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The Famous Wallpaper Edition of "The Daily Citizen"
| 1000 |
108
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Very Nice Confederate Bill
| 450 |
109
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Porcher Miles Designed The CSA Flag
| 150 |
110
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Fort Moultrie Was Held By The Confederates Through The War Until February 1865.
| PASS |
111
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Point Lookout - Prisoner's Letter
| 110 |
112
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... as certain as there is a just God in heaven, we, who survive, will come out in this great contest gloriously and with victory ...
| 200 |
113
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The Confederate Pass Is Signed By Issac Carrington - Fascinating Soldier
| PASS |
114
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Confederate Imprint: General Orders Detailing The Disposition Of Dead Soldiers Clothing
| PASS |
115
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Very Late Alabama Confederate PASS
| 500 |
116
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The Virginia Solder Granted A 40 Day Furlough After Capture, Imprisoned, Paroled and Exchanged
| PASS |
117
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The Confederacy Loses Too Many "Good Men" In '65!
| 100 |
118
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if we do not bring the negroes in, the Yankees will overrun our country
| 850 |
119
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Along With R.E. Lee, H.E. Young Was One of Six Signers of the Confederate Parole at Appomattox.
| 120 |
120
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The Former Confederate General Runs This Railroad
| 200 |
121
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The Former CSA Officer Runs The Mining Company
| 150 |
122
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Collection of Indian Territory United Daughters of the Confederacy Postal History and Letters.
| PASS |
123
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Wheeler Writes His Daughter Regarding Traveling Plans
| PASS |
124
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Wheeler Accepts A Dinner Invitation
| PASS |
125
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The Variations of the CSA Flag
| 50 |
126
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North Carolina Soldier's Pocket Gospel
| PASS |
127
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President Davis Image on the $1000 Bond
| PASS |
128
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Fascinating Group Of Four Reproductions This group of four Reproductions are fascinating.
| PASS |
129
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A Well Written New York Soldier's Letter Archive
| PASS |
130
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Nine Period Civil War Printed Maps
| PASS |
131
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Maine Issues A Group of Four Soldier's Family Checks
| PASS |
132
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Guarding The Nation's Capital
| PASS |
133
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The Captain Passes Down His Tactics Manuals
| PASS |
134
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The Maine Soldier's Letter Grouping
| PASS |
135
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Give My Love To Your Girl - I Should Of Written To Her But I Have Forgotten Her Name.
| PASS |
136
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Union Martyr Patriotic Letter Written Entirely in Short Hand.
| PASS |
137
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Before They Were Called Contrabands "Negroes are far in the majority, here in our camp eager to get on as a waiter for some of the officers
| PASS |
138
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Col. Robert A. Anderson Visits Cincinnati Shortly After Fort Sumter's Fall.
| PASS |
139
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The USS Pawnee Attacks Mathias Point, Virginia June 1, 1861.
| 400 |
140
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The Union "Disaster" At Ball's Bluff Leaves This Mother Anxious For News From Her Son.
| 100 |
141
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The Pennsylvania Soldier Writes From The Hospital
| PASS |
142
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Hand Tinted Letter Sheet
| PASS |
143
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The Trent Affair Pamphlet
| PASS |
144
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Toucey Was Replaced By Gideon Wells
| PASS |
145
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CALLED TO PROTECT THE CAPITOL
| PASS |
146
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Dixie for the Union Was Sung To The Music Of Camptown Races
| PASS |
147
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Irene Gillete's Composition "Or Country"
| 100 |
148
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This Soldier Writes From Camp Only 5 Days After Enlisting.
| PASS |
149
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Union Officer's Note to His Wife - "I will see you, It may be the last time .."
| PASS |
150
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Massachusetts Soldier Letter Group
| PASS |
151
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The Camp Was Named After Colonel Meredith
| PASS |
152
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Letter Grouping Of Surgeon Rohrer
| PASS |
153
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Sunk A CSA Steamer on the Gauley River
| 250 |
154
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Early Union General Document - DC
| PASS |
155
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The Select Committee Of Five Investigate Rumors Of Secession
| PASS |
156
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Bulky Collection From This Illinois Soldier
| PASS |
157
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A Pair Of West Point Document For Future Union Officer - 1861
| PASS |
158
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Recruiting SHARP SHOOTERS In New York
| 900 |
159
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An Illustration Of Jeff Davis Swinging Broadside
| 170 |
160
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Graphic Pennsylvania Recruiting Broadside
| 1700 |
161
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Drilling The Troops - In Color
| PASS |
162
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From South Mountain - Bragg Sends A Cannon Ball
| 80 |
163
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Wounded FOUR Times - At Antietam He Lists The KIAs In His Company
| 200 |
164
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The Renown Civil War Artist, Robert Fulton Weir
| 160 |
165
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Cartoons of "Ye Lamented Captain Bradley"
| 600 |
166
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the carnival of blood ... is not yet sufficient for the inordinate appetite of the politician ...
| 275 |
167
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The Pennsylvania Soldier Walks The Battlefield
| PASS |
168
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He Died With His Breast To The Foe
| 300 |
169
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The Pennsylvania Soldier Writes To His Brother ON THE DAY HE WAS WOUNDED
| 750 |
170
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The Iowa Soldier's Very Large Letter Group .. and .. His War-Date Relics
| 5700 |
171
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Hooker Said 'That instead of the officers laughing, they should all be weeping for the condition of the Union.'
| 130 |
172
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Describes the Expedition by Flag Officer Samuel Du Pont to take Fernandina, Florida
| PASS |
173
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Bob Lane, "Got To Fire 3 Rounds At The Rebels In The Pittsburg [Landing] Fight And Came Out All O. K.
| 110 |
174
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Hand Drawn Valentine: Chancellorsville & Gettysburg-"A Slight Wound In My Knapsack Which Tore A Hole In My Shirt ."
| 150 |
175
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Sutler Wagons, "Where Sogers Can Pay All Their Money To A Disadvantage" & Getting New Springfield Rifles, "Very Nice & Good Ones Too."
| 110 |
176
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McClellan Reviews Them While They Are Fortifying The Approaches To Washington.
| PASS |
177
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I Don't Blame You For Wanting To Fight For Our Country - You Will Find It Is Made Up Of Hardships Of Every Kind.
| PASS |
178
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A Union Sergeant's Adventures In The North Carolina Countryside. We Gave Two "Darkies" Biscuits and "They Went Away Rejoicing And So Did We."
| 120 |
179
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Are You Letting The Girls Suffer. "Two Men Died - It Was A Mysterious Complaint. The Doctors Do Not Know What It Is."
| 100 |
180
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Iowa's Treasury Department "War Tax" Letter.
| PASS |
181
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The Wounded From Antietam Pour Into Chester, Pennsylvania.
| 130 |
182
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Attack And Seizure of Fort Macon, North Carolina, April, 1862.
| 150 |
183
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Surviving The Seven Day's Campaign; The 5th New York Zouaves Are "Cut Up Pretty Bad."
| 150 |
184
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Poisoned Pies & Apples at Benton Barracks. He Would Be Dead Die Within Two weeks.
| 100 |
185
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After Shiloh: I Am Coming Home As Soon As I Get A Discharge. I Have Been In One Of The Hardest Battles That Ever Was Fought."
| 180 |
186
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Addressing Rumors Of An Officer's Numerous Drinking Sprees To Washington.
| 100 |
187
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An Ohio Neighbor Is Among The Rebel POWs Taken At Fort Donelson.
| 300 |
188
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Go To Hell, Ike -I Sit Down Flat On My Ass To Write You A Few Lines.
| 150 |
189
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Honest Old Abe's "Big Guns" Will Bring Fear To The Rebels At Yorktown.
| 100 |
190
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General Ferrero's Scout From New Bern, June 1862; Quaker Guns; Bridge Burning; Evan's Plantation and Saw/Grist Mills. A historically important and informative Union officer's account of a small...
| PASS |
191
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Small Pox And Selfishness Come To Wartime Washington, D. C.
| PASS |
192
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Mr. Henry -Says He Is Proud To Have - His Son Die In So Good A Cause As Defending His Country & Country's Flag!
| 100 |
193
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Taking Vicksburg in '62: "We Are The Chaps That Can Do it" and The USS Carondelet "Looked savage."
| 130 |
194
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Ruggles' Sugar Policy Is Scrutinized By A Mere Captain.
| PASS |
195
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President James Garfield Lost An Election To This Man: Brigadier General Erastus Barnard Tyler Letter.
| 100 |
196
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Whiskey, Desalination Machinery, USS Niagara Is "A Snorter" and Rebel Deserters At Key West, Florida.
| 550 |
197
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Our Company Is Unfortunately Composed Of Three Different Sets Of Men.
| 120 |
198
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Gideon Wells Orders Naval Lieutenant To Port Royal
| 150 |
199
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Naval Deserter? - The Naval Secretary Wells Wants To Kown
| 100 |
200
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DuPont Approves More Engineers
| 110 |
201
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The Navy Starts The Siege Of Charleston Sylvanus William Godon (June 18, 1809 - May 17, 1879) was an American naval officer who served in the Mexican-American and American Civil War.
| 110 |
202
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The Soldiers Cheer Their Sergeant
| PASS |
203
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Proud Poem - 33rd Mass Vols Manuscript Union Poem "Company K 33rd Reg. Mass Vols",
| 100 |
204
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Endorsed Discharge Certificate Document Signed by William D. Whipple.
| PASS |
205
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Virginia Merchant Is Charged With Disloyalty
| PASS |
206
|
Manuscript Union Soldier's Pass
| PASS |
207
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Manuscript Union Loyal Citizen's Pass
| PASS |
208
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The NY Soldier Readies For Home
| PASS |
209
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Extraordinary TWELVE PAGE Soldier's Letter On the Battle of West Point Virginia
| 1700 |
210
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All the color guards was either killed or wounded
| 1300 |
211
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8 Pages - Graphic Battle of Antietam Letter - " WE DISCOVERED THAT THE GUM BLANKET WITH WHICH I HAD MADE MY PILLOW WAS SATURATED WITH BLOOD"
| 1300 |
212
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8 Page Letter in Ink Describing J.E.B. Stuart's Raid on Chambersburg, Pa.
| 1500 |
213
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In Preparation For Gettysburg, The Michigan Soldier Claims "I think if we had pulled our Spencers at them, they would have glad to have left."
| PASS |
214
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... THERE IS FIVE ACRES COVERED WITH DEAD REBS ...
| PASS |
215
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Disability Document Signed By General Miller
| PASS |
216
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General Sigel Writes To Stanton And Gets Cluseret A Commission
| PASS |
217
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The Soldier Advises, "We have a great deal of fun playing ball"
| PASS |
218
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Document Signed By Future Union General William H, Morris (1827-1900)
| PASS |
219
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It Seems The Soldiers On Both Sides Are Tired Of This War They Don't Want Any More Winter Quarters
| PASS |
220
|
Illinois Soldier's Discharge
| 40 |
221
|
The Surgeon Disciplines His Medical Staff
| PASS |
222
|
Scarcely Seen - Naval Potomac Pass
| PASS |
223
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The Lieutenant Colonel Gets A Furlough Only Three Days Before His Death
| PASS |
224
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The Gun Designers, James Ames and A.H. Emery Discuss A Dahlgren Gun
| PASS |
225
|
Orders To Col. Wm W. H. Davis Who Briefly Commanded The 54th Mass
| PASS |
226
|
Noted Civil War Artist Writes Home
| 100 |
227
|
Great Content Grouping -Includes The Death Notice Letter To His Mother
| 1300 |
228
|
This Maine Soldier Advises, "Pity those who come in range of my trusty rifle."
| PASS |
229
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A Boot Thief Is Charged With Desertion!
| 100 |
230
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Future President Rutherford B. Hays Receives News Of Rebel Attack At Gauley Bridge, West Virginia.
| 325 |
231
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Annie Is Going To Stay Tonight - Not A Creature On The Place - But Her & The Colored Boy. It Is Too Bad For Her To Be Left Alone So.
| PASS |
232
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While On Recruiting Duty Back In Illinois. His Recruiting Broadside Were All Torn Down.
| 100 |
233
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Gettysburg Campaign Casualties Are Buried While An Officer's Black Servant Is Abducted!
| PASS |
234
|
A Very Hard March For Both Men And Jackass.
| PASS |
235
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This Soldier Needs Greenbacks "For Northern Money Will Not Pass Here."
| PASS |
236
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The Picket Guard Wants " To Kill The Coon."
| PASS |
237
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Messmate Baker Drowned This Morning After Going For A Swim.
| PASS |
238
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New York Draft Riots & "Your Policy Of The PEACE PARTY Are Put Down;
| PASS |
239
|
The Battle of Gettysburg, Lee's Escape & The Draft Comes To The North, Summer 1863.
| 300 |
240
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Summer of Success 1863; Mobs and "Rowdies and Secesh" Infect Northern Cities; 69th New York and General Corcoran Is: "A Fine Looking Man"
| PASS |
241
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A Personal Gift Leads General Robert H. Milroy To Reply: "Hearty Thanks Of Both My Private & Military Family!"
| PASS |
242
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Getting An Orderly Sergeant's Promotion While A Friend "Fibs" To Get Extra Rations.
| PASS |
243
|
The Sunny Side of Soldier Life Comes To Newport News: "If Soldier's Life Were Always As Nice As It Is Here I Should Certainly Reenlist."
| 50 |
244
|
Northern Copperheads Fear the Draft; "I Will Not Reenlist Previous To Coming Home" and "No Money - Will Pass Here But Greenbacks."
| PASS |
245
|
Traveling In Kentucky Before Going Home.
| PASS |
246
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General Burnside Congratulates The 27th New Jersey On Their Distinguished Service In The Field.
| PASS |
247
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Commander Williamson Relieved
| PASS |
248
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Written To A Wounded Gettysburg Soldier Of The Maine 20th Infantry - Mentions KIAs At Gettysburg
| 150 |
249
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This Soldier Plays A Trick On His Fellow Soldier
| PASS |
250
|
... I think this war will not be settled as long as the government has got money ...
| 70 |
251
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The Lieutenant Advocates For Bounties For His Soldiers
| PASS |
252
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Rare Union Endorsement Signed By Five (5) Union Generals, Including Irish Brigade Commander Robert Nugent
| 200 |
253
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The New York Soldier Tries To Help Recruit
| PASS |
254
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Tells Mother of Soldier's Camp Life.
| 100 |
255
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... we give them a hard rub at Gettysburg ...
| PASS |
256
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Colonel Wister Was Wounded 1st Day At Gettysburg
| 200 |
257
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Memorial For 139th Pennsyvania, Company E.
| 120 |
258
|
Large Grouping of Documents and Letters of This Massachusetts Officer
| PASS |
259
|
The French Union General's Letter
| 120 |
260
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Paying the General After Gettysburg
| 120 |
261
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The Massachusetts Soldier Focused His Diary on The Siege of Port Hudson
| 600 |
262
|
Pennsylvania Soldier's Group
| PASS |
264
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… I THINK THE BLACKS OUGHT TO BE FREE BUT NOT TO BE SEATED AMONG THE WHITES. I THINK THEY OUGHT TO HAVE A PLACE BY THEMSELVES …
| 375 |
265
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Soldier's Bounty Check Issued by County Commissioners Office,
| 250 |
266
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The Sanitary Commission Card Is Signed The Same Date As The Soldier's Disability Discharge
| PASS |
267
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The Extraodinary Ad - Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation Will Be Sold Through This Bazaar.
| 250 |
268
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The Union Soldier Writes His Wife About A Woman With Clap
| 100 |
269
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The Guerrilla Sheldon Cole Is Captured
| 225 |
270
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Witnessed Military Executions In North Carolina
| 250 |
271
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Map of Todd's Tavern
| PASS |
272
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This Soldier Writes Of The Aftermath Of Explosion Of The Crater
| 900 |
273
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The Heroism Of The USCT Captain Albert Janes
| 950 |
274
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General Thomas Wants The Captured Flags and Will Recommend Medal of Honor For Those Who Captured Them
| 150 |
275
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Following Through. Let Us End The War: "I Received A Slight Wound - But I Am Still Able For Duty."
| 100 |
276
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Brother Against Brother. His Brother Is A Colonel In The CSA Army
| 100 |
277
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Just Days Before The Battle of Shiloh: "Tell All The Girls That - If They Will Come Over Some Saturday Evening That They Can Have My Company If They Desire It."
| 100 |
278
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The Battle of Port Royal Ferry, S. C.; Fearing That England Might Enter the War.
| 160 |
279
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Killed In Action In 1864 This Soldier Writes From Georgia In 1862.
| PASS |
280
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An 18th Corps Supply Stores Supervisor Makes "Dismal Swamp" Muddy Water Coffee At City Point.
| 325 |
281
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A Gettysburg Hero And His Very Racist "De [Henry Ward] Beecher Chapel" Poetry.
| 100 |
282
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General Nathan B. Forrest Rattles Memphis' Union Garrison; Their Colonel Graduated With Grant From West Point.
| PASS |
283
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Blood Is Split In Order To Remove "The Curse Of Slavery" from "Our Country."
| 250 |
284
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Writing While The Battle of Globe Tavern Rages. He Goes Missing In Battle Weeks Later.
| 160 |
285
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Admiral Dahlgrin Orders Commander Williamson To "test the speed of your vessel"
| 100 |
286
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The Literary Sergeant Writes His Girl in Berrien Springs Michigan
| 100 |
287
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Patriotic Union Poems
| PASS |
288
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The Colonel Drank Too Much
| PASS |
289
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The Hospitalized Captain Was Awarded the Medal of Honor
| PASS |
290
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The Soldier Lost One Leg And Now Writes The Surgeon
| PASS |
291
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The Last Doctors Notes On The Wounded Lieutenant
| 100 |
292
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The Maryland Surgeon's Weekly Report - The Potomac Home Brigade
| PASS |
293
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EDWARDS WRITES USING CONFEDERATE PAPER & ENVELOPE
| PASS |
294
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... Jackson is dead from the effects of the amputation of an arm ...
| PASS |
295
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Libby Prison Letter - Mentions The BUTTONS SENT HOME -
| PASS |
296
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General Frederick Steele's Command At The Battles of Prairie D'Ane and Camden, Arkansas.
| PASS |
297
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There is 1478 Rebs buried here this last year ...
| PASS |
298
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Southern Ladies - Smuggling 30 Revolvers
| PASS |
299
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We were entirely surrounded when we started from Alexandria but we cut our way out.
| 160 |
300
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General Terry Arrived Shortly After the Battle of Little Bighorn and Discovered the Bodies of Custer's Men.
| 100 |
301
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Stephen Foster's "Beautiful Dreamer"
| PASS |
302
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The Historian Gets A Pass To Travel To Occupied Virginia
| PASS |
303
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Day Pass Fort Monroe
| PASS |
304
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The Painter and His Wife Get a Pass to Occupied Virginia
| PASS |
305
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Sherman Captures Savannah
| 160 |
306
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Period Published Book With Considerable Eye Witness Gettysburg Reporting
| PASS |
307
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At The Crater - "just as I always said, the black cowards broke and run"
| 750 |
308
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Horace Bumstead, Major In The 43rd U.S. Colored Troops And Second President Of Atlanta University
| PASS |
309
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The State of Pennsylvania Cares For The Children
| PASS |
310
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The Army Pays The War Claim
| PASS |
311
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We then had surrounded General Lee and his whole army on the 9th of April. About four o'clock, General Lee surrendered
| PASS |
312
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The Soldier Reports "Old General Lee has surrendered to General Grant and General Johnson has surrendered to General Sherman."
| 300 |
313
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Great Description of a Prisoner Exchange At Jones Landing On The James River - The Writer Is In The 25th Army Corps - Entirely of Black troops
| PASS |
314
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Fort Fisher's Powder Magazine Explodes A Day After Its Capture.
| 200 |
315
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American-Indian Massacre at Pea Ridge;
| 100 |
316
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This Vermonter Survived Lee's Final Defensive Assault At Fort Stedman, Petersburg, March 1865.
| PASS |
317
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Admiral Dahlgren Orders Commander Williamson To Resume Lodona
| 100 |
318
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Discusses Sherman's Success in South Carolina
| PASS |
319
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A Minstrel Show Comes To Rhode Island In '65: "I Thought I Should Kill Myself Laughing."
| PASS |
320
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US Grant Approves The New Rate For Money Orders
| PASS |
321
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... The rebels have not in arms on this side of the Mississippi more than 100,000 ...
| PASS |
322
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Michigan Soldier Carried This New Testament for Two Years
| 150 |
323
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Extraordinary Reflective Officer's Journal With 36 Pages on Chancellorsville
| 4750 |
324
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The War Separates Brothers.
| PASS |
325
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The USCT's Lieutenant Colonel Signs the Oath
| PASS |
326
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Bounty Claim Filed By A Woman
| PASS |
327
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Partly Printed Account For A Civil War Surgeon And His Black Servant
| PASS |
328
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Union General William Wells Won The Congressional Medal Of Honor For Service At The Battle Of Gettysburg
| PASS |
329
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Murder of USCT Officer
| PASS |
330
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Maryland Military Compensation Letter To A Former Brigade Commander
| PASS |
331
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Unusual Naval Discharge - Served on USS Cairo, USS Cricket, and Clara Dolsen
| 160 |
332
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The LAST Civil War General to Die
| PASS |
333
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Stone Mountain, Georgia: "Good Men in this Group!!"
| PASS |
334
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NIXON-LODGE CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY CARD
| 100 |
335
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The Pennsylvania Vols 141st - Battle Mine Run
| PASS |
336
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Occupied Virginia - Prosecuting for Desertion
| PASS |
337
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McAuffie Served As A Delegate to the South Carolina Nullification Convention of 1832.
| PASS |
338
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Wool Was An Officer in Three Wars - War of 1812 - the Mexican-American War - The American Civil War.
| 100 |
339
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Dix Was Responsible For Arresting the pro-Southern Maryland General Assembly, Preventing Maryland From Seceding
| 100 |
340
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On the Outbreak of the Civil War in April 1861, Stringham Was Appointed Flag officer of the Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
| PASS |
341
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Du Pont became the First Naval Officer to be Assigned Command over Armored "Ironclad" Ships.
| 100 |
342
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In January 1861, Slemmer Was in Command of a at Fort Barrancas, Pensacola Harbor, Fla
| 100 |
343
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The President and The 1st Lady
| 100 |
344
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General Marshall Defeated Future President Garfield,
| PASS |
345
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Soulé Wrote The 1854 Ostend Manifesto
| PASS |
346
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Scarce Photograph of François d'Orléans
| 200 |
347
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The AAG Died of His Wounds One Month Later
| PASS |
348
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Braxton Bragg Was Admitted To West Point At Age 16
| PASS |
349
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Stephens Publicly Advocated Against Georgia Secession
| 100 |
350
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QUADRUPLE AMPUTEE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 2ND MINN. CAVALRY
| PASS |
351
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CDV From Controversial San Francisco Photographers - Confederate Spies?
| PASS |
352
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Exceptionally Clean Soldier Tintype
| PASS |
353
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Morris Island, South Carolina. 300-pounder Parrott Rifle After Bursting of Muzzle
| 225 |
354
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General Grant Stereos Published Post-War from Brady Images
| PASS |
355
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Great Collection Of Union General Photographs - Nearly All By E. Anthony
| PASS |
356
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Joseph Johnson Was The Highest Ranking U.S. Army Officer To Resign His Commission and Join The Confederates.
| PASS |
357
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The Fall Of Port Hudson
| 120 |
358
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Double Amputee Alfred Stretton
| PASS |
359
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Sharp, Clear Stereos of Union Generals.
| PASS |
360
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CDV Photo of Civil War Amputee Vets, One With A Flag And The Other Holding His Bugle.
| 200 |
361
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Although in a Civilian Suit, This Most Likely A Veteran
| PASS |
362
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The Veterans Photo
| 130 |
363
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Model 1858 Smooth Side Canteen
| PASS |
364
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THE PRESS LOVED MCCLELLAN AND OFTEN REFERRED TO HIM AS THE YOUNG NAPOLEON
| 200 |
365
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Patriotic Silk Bookmarker
| 200 |
366
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Patriotic Double Mirror
| 150 |
367
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Acknowledging The Inauguration of Jefferson Davis
| 80 |
368
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Gettysburg Battlefield Relic Book,
| 475 |
369
|
Dug Civil War Identification Stencil
| PASS |
370
|
CONFEDERATE JEWELRY - JEFFERSON DAVIS BROACH
| PASS |
371
|
Soldier Artwork
| 140 |
372
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Gorgeous Print Of The CSA Flags
| 60 |
373
|
General Lee Gettysburg Souvenir
| 100 |
374
|
T51 Collegiate MURAD Cards
| 200 |
375
|
Period Civil War Bullet Display
| 150 |
376
|
The 1861 Beardless Abraham Lincoln Print
| PASS |
377
|
One Of The More Scarce Lincoln Electoral Ticket - Cast In The Field
| 225 |
378
|
This Voter Cast For GEORGE McCLELLAN
| PASS |
379
|
Ohio Union Presidential ticket.
| PASS |
380
|
Lincoln/Johnson 1864 Union Ticket for State of New Jersey
| 200 |
381
|
Lincoln Death Room Wallpaper
| 325 |
382
|
The Somber Lincoln Print
| PASS |
383
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The Beloved President Is Gone
| 500 |
384
|
Unique Metal Lincoln Profile
| PASS |