2024-01 Raynors Americana Auction
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 1/20/2024
Color Printed Broadside, 15-1/2" x 21", Near Fine. Headline, "MARTIN'S SOLDIER'S RECORD" for Company A of the Forty-Ninth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Below the lettering is beautiful color artwork centered around a spread-winged eagle holding a snake in its talons superimposed over a scene consisting of Sibley tents, drums and cannon at center flanked by views of Mount Vernon with Washington's Tomb on one side and a Naval battle scene with a land fort showing infantry drilling in line on the other. Below the art work are two columns wrapped in US flags and each one is topped by a portraits of former US Presidents, Andrew Jackson, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The column at left has Columbia at top while the one at right has a Union sailor. Both are done in color. Running horizontally across the top of the columns is a riband that reads "Company A of the Forty-Ninth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry" The left and right columns list the Privates. The middle column Lists the Company Officers. At bottom center, Mustered into service by Captain Charles Hall, February 25,1865 followed by the copyright information, 1862 by Samuel W. Martin, Wisconsin. This regiment was organized at Camp Randall, Madison, and left the state March 8, 1865. It reached Benton barracks, St. Louis, two days later, and was ordered to Rolla, Mo., for guard and garrison duty.
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