Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Directly From Benjamin Franklin’s Printing Press
| 50 |
2
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1757 George Washington Report
| 100 |
3
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Three Maps - 1770
| PASS |
4
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Boston Grievances - 1773
| PASS |
5
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New York Patriot
| PASS |
6
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By June 1779 Times Have Become Tough In War-Torn Boston.
| 650 |
7
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George Washington Writes of the Execution of Major Andre
| 1500 |
8
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Connecticut Pay Vouchers
| 50 |
9
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Bill For Childbirth and Funeral - c1790
| PASS |
10
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Gentleman’s Magazine - Christian Illustrations - 1790
| PASS |
11
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Revolutionary War Merchant’s Ledger
| 225 |
12
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CDV of Revlutionary Bishop
| PASS |
13
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Revolutionary War Map
| 170 |
14
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Ode to the Battle of Bunker Hill
| 50 |
15
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Wood Relic From Original Timbers of the Independence Hall
| 50 |
16
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No Lot
| PASS |
17
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The Denmark Vessey Uprising
| PASS |
18
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South Carolina Enacts the Black Codes
| PASS |
19
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1826 Kentucky Slave Auctioneer “Crying” Payment
| PASS |
20
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Illustrated Cover of Shakeled Slave
| 60 |
21
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1829 Bill of Sale for Georgia Slave
| 120 |
22
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Early Washington DC Newspaper group
| PASS |
23
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The State of Ohio Places Regulations on Blacks and Mulattos
| 50 |
24
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Pennsylvania - A Slave Holding State - 1832
| 50 |
25
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Article on the noted Poetess Phillis Wheatley
| 375 |
26
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First Women Author in America to Oppose Slavery
| 100 |
27
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Image of Slave Child on the Blocks
| 425 |
28
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Illustrated Runaway Slave Advertisements
| 50 |
29
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Early Christian Publication With Slavery Reports
| PASS |
30
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The 3rd Party of 1848 Solicits Support
| 100 |
31
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Slave Life In Brazil
| PASS |
32
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After 150 Years, Uncle Tom’s Cabin Still Has Impact
| 100 |
33
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Little Eva Uncle Tom's Cabin Sheet Music
| 50 |
34
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The Life Magazine of 1853
| 50 |
35
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“A PRO SLAVERY INCANTATION SCENE of SHAKESPEARE IMPROVED”
| 2000 |
36
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Mr. Frederick Douglass Ejected from the Hall - 1860
| 50 |
37
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The Most Dramatic American Slave Ship Image in Harpers
| PASS |
38
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Vase of Little Eva Reading to Uncle Tom
| 750 |
39
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Vase of Uncle Tom Reading to Little Eva
| 800 |
40
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The Stern Mammy With Her Charge
| PASS |
41
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Broadside Printed Onboard A Union Frigate
| 1200 |
42
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A Group of Four Slavery Themed Covers
| PASS |
43
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A Group of Four Better Slavery Themed Covers
| 150 |
44
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South Carolina County by County Slave Count
| 50 |
45
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“A Slave Auction Described by Mr. Russell.”
| 100 |
46
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Dress Review of the 1st Regiment South Carolina Negro Volunteers,
| 50 |
47
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A Dramatic Image of a Colored Troop
| PASS |
48
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A Connected Pair of CDVs - The Servant and The Master
| PASS |
49
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The New York Tribune Warns The North Not To Use Black Troops; Disproportionate Casualty Rate Suffered By The 54th Mass. (Colored) at The Battle of Fort Wagner
| PASS |
50
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USCT - The First Louisiana Guard
| PASS |
51
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The Freed Slave “Pick” Serves in the Cavalry
| PASS |
52
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Slave Wilson Chinn Teaching Reading to Slave Children
| 325 |
53
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A Chaplain of U.S. Colored Troops Declares “Emancipation...is the idea of the war to me.”
| 1800 |
54
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Compensating The Slave Owners After Emancipation
| 160 |
55
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Reading Books For The Freed Children - 1868
| 100 |
56
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A Texas Confederate Colonel Gracefully Accepts The 14th and 15th Amendment
| PASS |
57
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Discontent with Gilded Age Presidential Politics and the Influence of “the negro vote”
| PASS |
58
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Mississippi Klan report
| PASS |
59
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Buffalo Soldier Muster Roll Signed by Medal of Honor Recepient
| 700 |
60
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Period Imprints From Black Image Wood Blocks
| PASS |
61
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The Florida Slave Market
| 50 |
62
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Colored Students Teacher Pay Vouchers
| 50 |
63
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Scarce Civil War Image Of Black Soldier
| PASS |
64
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A DuBois Study of the Negro
| 50 |
65
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Pleanty of Colorful Illustrations on These Music Shhets
| 100 |
66
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Striking Front Cover Shows A Mob Burning A Black Man
| 225 |
67
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All The Students Are Black
| 200 |
68
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Southern Cook Books
| PASS |
69
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Emmett Till Remembered
| PASS |
70
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Leader of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Honorary Prime Minister of the Black Panther Party, Now Appears Before The US Senate
| 50 |
71
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A Battle of New Market VMI Cadet Described Richmond's "Soldier Home." His Roommate Is A Mosby Ranger
| 100 |
72
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This Future Confederate General Would Be Killed In Action
| 350 |
73
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Obsolete North Carolina bank Note
| 60 |
74
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Rare Confederate Flag Presentation Speech: The Loudoun Guards Thank The Ladies Of Leesburg For their Flag
| 1200 |
75
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An Early War Dated Document Signed by William Wickham
| 450 |
76
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Governor Letcher Issues A Commission
| PASS |
77
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Defending North Carolina's Coast From Bogue Island in 1861
| PASS |
78
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The South's "Best & Noblest Are To Be Taken Away
| PASS |
79
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Rare Seven Star CSA 1st National Banner Letter Head From Stonewall Brigade Soldier Heading off To War
| 170 |
80
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The Battle of Manassas Shakes His To The Core But They Will Win As The Lord Is On Their Side
| 425 |
81
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A Clash with Union Forces At Falls Church Leads To Another Union Rout.
| 100 |
82
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Jackson's Brigade Prepares To Move Back Into The Valley
| 100 |
83
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Stonewall Jackson In His Raid on Dam No. 5 "Has Over Done The Thing This Time" While Turner Ashby Has Crippled Half His Horses
| PASS |
84
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Future Confederate Secretary of War Makes Recommendation to War Department
| PASS |
85
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Georgia Militia Incorporated into Provisional Confederate Army
| PASS |
86
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Texas Army Patriot Robustly Writes About Southern Independence
| 250 |
87
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Confederate Document Written By The 1st Creek Indian Regiment
| 300 |
88
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Kentucky Document Signed by Two CSA Generals
| 300 |
89
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From Atlanta - The General Sends A Special Orders
| PASS |
90
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Confederate General Order Rocket Signal Outline in Confidence
| 200 |
91
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Rare 1st Georgia Cavalryman's Leave of Absence Signed By Col. Morrison
| PASS |
92
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Beauregard Sends A South Carolinian To Augusta Arsenal
| 170 |
93
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No need For Money Now; Appointment As Surgeon; Not Imposing on Mrs. C's Servants; Mrs. P's. Ugliness; Missing His Wedding To Bring A Substitute To Camp; A Premonition of Death; Is Lee's Army...
| 225 |
94
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Furloughs Will Not Be Granted To Stonewall's Men Unless They Agree To Reenlist-A Idea That Does Not Go Well With The Men.
| PASS |
95
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A Stonewall Brigade Trooper Declares: "I Do Not Care About Being A Martyr For The South. I Do Not Covet The Glory Gained By Battles
| PASS |
96
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Yankee Troops Occupy Winchester, Hundred Are Captured; Turner Ashby Has Been Fighting Them All Day; Virginia Has Broken Her Contract With The Troops
| 250 |
97
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. A Stonewall Jackson Man Thinks He Was "Out-Generaled" At The Battle of Kernstown
| PASS |
98
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Dreading The Next Battle With The Yankees. He Says: "The Southern Cause Looks Gloomy
| PASS |
99
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After Winchester "The Yankees Are Afraid To Come Above Him For Fear Of Being Cut Off."
| PASS |
100
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The Stonewall Brigade Drives The Yankees At The Battle of Winchester
| 400 |
101
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This Family Came To America in 1623
| 100 |
102
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Often referred to as the Confederate National Anthem
| 375 |
103
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Virginia Governor Letcher Commissions A Marylander
| PASS |
104
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This Soldier Reports on the Death of Stonewall Jackson and General Whipple
| PASS |
105
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Things Look…To Be Tending Downwards As Jackson's Men Gather For The Spring '63 Campaign
| PASS |
106
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Stonewall Jackson Dies Following Chancellorsville: "All The Original Secessionists Are Getting Killed
| 375 |
107
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Troops Move Before The Gettysburg Campaign While His Aunt Worries
| 50 |
108
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The Firing At Brandy Station Fills The Air In The Stonewall Brigade's Camp
| 130 |
109
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Cut Short While Heading Out Towards Gettysburg
| 100 |
110
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First Towards Harpers Ferry Then Towards Pennsylvania and Afterwards Gettysburg
| 100 |
111
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Stonewall Brigade Fort McHenry POW Letter and Cover
| 170 |
112
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Rare Confederate Recruiting Broadside
| 1500 |
113
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Turner Ashby's Cavalry Gets Assessed For Land Damages Near The Beginning of the Gettysburg Campaign
| 150 |
114
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South Carolina Impressment Agent Negotiates With General Beauregard for the Release of Slaves to their Masters
| PASS |
115
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This Confederate Citizen Is On A Mission to Deal With The Europeans
| PASS |
116
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Manuscript Report Taken from Confederate Prisoner Details Confederate Naval Strength
| 300 |
117
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Confederate Georgia Document
| PASS |
118
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This Confederate Engineer’s Atlanta Home Still Stands
| PASS |
119
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Col. Gholson's Cavalry Command Receives Fodder
| PASS |
120
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The Confederate Government Pays To Beef in '64
| PASS |
121
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. A Great Description For Making Confederate Jean Style Pants In 1864
| PASS |
122
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Learning The Fate of Cousin William "Roby" Redwine Who Died At Point Lookout Prison Camp, Maryland
| PASS |
123
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Scarce Confederate Songster
| 1600 |
124
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A Pair of Confederate Government Imprints
| 50 |
125
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Very Scarce Danville Parole
| PASS |
126
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A Pair of Late War Special Orders Issued By General Daniel Ruggles
| 300 |
127
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The Assistant Provost Marshal of Richmond Learns The Amnesty Oath
| PASS |
128
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Reinflating the North Carolina Confederate Banks and State Treasury
| 50 |
129
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Beauregard Autograph Notes Signed, Telegrams Sequencing The Battle Of Manassass
| 2100 |
130
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Noted Political Cartoonist Nast provides Race Cartoons - 1875
| PASS |
131
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Confederate Sympathies used by Political Adversaries…ten years later!
| PASS |
132
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The Story of the Confederate Spy Lt. S. B. Davis
| PASS |
133
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Wade Hampton Biography Honoring The Legion Commander's On His Death Date
| PASS |
134
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This Author Tells her Grand Children About The War, The Slaves, Reconstruction, The KKK ...
| 110 |
135
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Published By Longstreet’s Memorial Association
| PASS |
136
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Valuable Source for Confederate Numisatics
| 50 |
137
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Lee’s General Order Number Nine
| 170 |
138
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This UDC Chapter Is Still Active
| PASS |
139
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This Mass Soldier Says, “I have seen any quantity of legs and arms cut off by doctors”
| PASS |
140
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Union Generals BANKS, MILROY, WILLIAM & VINCENT and New York Governor All Weigh In On Louis P. Di Cesenola Colonel's Appointment!
| 200 |
141
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A Camp Parole Soldier Is Cared For By Civil War Nurse Mrs. Mary Morris Husband
| 150 |
142
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In July 1861 Lowe Was Appointed Chief Aeronaut of the Union Army Balloon Corps by President Abraham Lincoln.
| 50 |
143
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. Manuscript Map Circa 1860, Lexington, Kentucky
| 100 |
144
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Early War Dated Map
| 50 |
145
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Beautiful Hand Colored Patriotic Music Sheet
| 140 |
146
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Rare Illustrated Baltimore Stationery; Women Pin Secessionist Flags To Their Breasts; Destroying The Property of A Secessionist Landowner.
| 400 |
147
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Sworn Into US Service; A Broken Drum; Drumming A Man Out of Camp After He Refused The Oath; Plenty of Ladies; When Are You Coming Down Here & William Bell Is Laughed Out of Camp
| PASS |
148
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Traveling Tom Louisville &b Then Camp Nevin; Expecting An Attack At Any Moment.
| 225 |
149
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Coded Sexual Content Letter: About Those "Moonshower" Ladies At Home & of Milking Cows (aka Young Ladies) Out Of Their Pure Cream.
| 325 |
150
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F Bombs & News From The Front
| PASS |
151
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The Rebels Are Driven During a Lively Skirmish At The Green River In Dec. 1861 On Rare "Let Loose The Dogs of War" Stationery
| 180 |
152
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Passing Ships Are Fired Upon; Spies Are Thrown Into The Guard House At Camp Defiance; This Shiloh KIA Would Like To Shot those Spies
| PASS |
153
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A Civilian Visitor To Camp Defiance Gets The Scar of His Life While There
| PASS |
154
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An Early Massachusetts Minuteman Gets A Private Interview With "Old Abe Lincoln
| PASS |
155
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A Detailed Account of Military Life In The City of Washington In Early May '61
| 200 |
156
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Rough Going Drilling And Training In Not Yet War Weary Washington
| PASS |
157
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The 5th Mass. Is Caught In A Tug of War Between Winfield Scott and Ben Butler; Sending Home His Picture Taken In Their Grey Uniform; Describing His Uniform
| PASS |
158
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Witnessing President Lincoln Welcoming "His Friends" At White House Ceremonies & A Detailed Description of This Letter's Washington City Illustration
| 425 |
159
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. Detailed Account of Col. Elmer Ellsworth's Death. The Whole City Is In Mourning
| 600 |
160
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Occupying Alexandria; Rebel Forces Attack A Train Load of 1st Ohio Soldiers Near Vienna, Va.; The Marshall House Is Used As A Jail; A Strong Secession Family of Young Ladies; Live Across The...
| 300 |
161
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The Field and Staff Officers of The 5th Mass. Vols. Are Promoted Into The Regular Army-One is KIA Gettysburg and Another Becomes A Brigadier General.
| PASS |
162
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Alexandria, Virginia Is A Rough Place In July '61; Imprisoning A Slave Owner; The Women Insult The Soldiers Telling Them That They "Will Run Like Blazes" When They Met Their Kin Folk; Ellsworth's...
| 300 |
163
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Written on Manassas Gap RR Document: Union Forces Build in Washington Preparatory To First Bull Run
| PASS |
164
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. Four Alabamians (5th Alabama Trooper's Calling Card Included) Are Captured and Sent To McDowell For Interrogation-One Was A Harvard Grad; The Garibaldi Guards Come To Town.
| PASS |
165
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He Could Not Bear The Thought of Losing His Haversack After The Battle of First Bull Run. There's A "heap of trouble on the old man's mind. [But} he's getting better.
| PASS |
166
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Massachusetts First Volunteers Leave For War; Pass Signed By Col. Lawrence Severely Wounded And Left For Dead at First Bull Run
| PASS |
167
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A Mother Losses Touch With Her Son At Ball's Bluff
| 50 |
168
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Callousness At The Death of His Comrades Allows For Self Preservation
| 110 |
169
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A Young Lady Strikes Out On Her Own In Early 1861
| 100 |
170
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The 4th Connecticut Volunteers Gather At Hartford & He Goes As "Captain's Boy
| PASS |
171
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The 4th Connecticut Gets A Deserter In Their Ranks
| PASS |
172
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Local Ladies Present The New Volunteers of Connecticut With Small Trinkets.
| PASS |
173
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A False Report Rouses Them Out of Bed Towards The Potomac River
| PASS |
174
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Future General Robert Tyler Takes Ove The 1st Conn
| PASS |
175
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The Guard Shoots A "Negro" Who Was Suspected of Poisoning Their Well.
| PASS |
176
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General Ormsby Mitchell Addresses His New Troops
| PASS |
177
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Marching Into Kentucky The "Negrous" Follow Their Music
| 100 |
178
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He Hates Those Who "Back Out of Going To War
| PASS |
179
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Rare Battle of West Liberty, Kentucky Letter-October 23, 1861
| PASS |
180
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Lost In The Woods While Scouting Towards Prestonsbug, Kentucky, Two Little Boys Lead Them To Safety
| 200 |
181
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Ohio Cavalry Scatter A Handful of Rebels On The March to Prestonsbugh, Kentucky
| PASS |
182
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Faring Better In Cold Kentucky Than When at Home Shelling
| PASS |
183
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Traveling To Louisville; Their Government Overcoats Were Refused by Col. Harris
| PASS |
184
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They Are Treated Kindly By Louisville's Natives
| PASS |
185
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Union Troops Concentrate at Louisville In Late 1861
| PASS |
186
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A Southern Gentleman Reclaims His "Negro" and They Lose Their Cook.
| 225 |
187
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Buckner's Cavalry Turns On His Union Adversary Near Bowling Green
| 100 |
188
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1861 Pennsylvania Reserve Corps Patriotic Poem
| 50 |
189
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Oct. 26, 1861 Frank Leslie Newspaper with large map of Southern states and "Dark Artillery" contraband & Lincoln satirical cartoons on verso
| PASS |
190
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Thirteen Harpers Weekly Newspapers
| PASS |
191
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Lot of Four Frank Leslie's Newspapers
| 100 |
192
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Detailed Map of Washington DC
| 50 |
193
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Battle of First Manassas
| 50 |
194
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The First Battle of the Peninsula Campaign
| 160 |
195
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Impressive Elsworth Letter Sheet
| 275 |
196
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This Recruit is Certified, Swears the Oath, But Would Later Die at Andersonville.
| PASS |
197
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The Flag Officer Goldsborough Signs A Requition
| 100 |
198
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War Dated Theater Broadsides
| PASS |
199
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The 20th Ohio Heads To War. Their General Says "All is Quiet Around Bolivar".
| 50 |
200
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Rough Conditions At Soldier's House; Bolivar, Tenn. Strong Fortifications; Abandoned Rebel Munitions; Train Cars Run Off The Tracks In Kentucky
| 100 |
201
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Going On A Raid Towards Grand Junction: "Everything in the country belongs to the soldier."
| 100 |
202
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Grant Sends Troops Towards Holly Springs, Miss.; East Tennessee Cavalrymen Burn The Houses of Their Rebel Neighbors.
| 150 |
203
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Grant's Men Occupy Holly Springs, Miss. While Playing Yankee Doodle THEN Dixie!
| 100 |
204
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Van Doren's Army Is Outmaneuvered Before The Tallahatchie River
| PASS |
205
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A Lunatic Asylum Should Be Built In Liberia To Treat "N**er On The Brain" Disease
| 475 |
206
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You No Nothoning of Wor…If You War Her You Would See The Horror
| PASS |
207
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Secesh Women Frequent This Union Camp; Moses The Contraband Took The Prize For Dancing During A Spree In Camp
| 100 |
208
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Three Union Volunteers Swim The Tennessee River To Burn Several Houses Used By Rebel Sharpshooters; He Defends Himself Against Claims of Seduction.
| 150 |
209
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At Camp Butler, Springfield, Ill. "We Have Preaching, Speaking, Dancing, Gambling, Drinking & Swearing
| PASS |
210
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The "Sesesh" Of Northern Kentucky Will Not Own It."
| PASS |
211
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Samuel Kehr Dies In A Wagon As They Enter Beautiful Lexington, Kentucky
| 100 |
212
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The Price of Tobacco Is So Dear He Is Afraid He Will Have To Give Up Use of The Weed
| PASS |
213
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He Will Never Desert His Country In Her Hour Of Need.
| PASS |
214
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Another Hard March To Louisville
| 50 |
215
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Camp Douglas' Fence Is Torn Down; A Sutler Is "Cleaned Out" While A Fire Rages In Camp.
| 100 |
216
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The Bloody Month of May 1864 Twenty-Two Page Union Soldier's Battle Letter.
| PASS |
217
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A "Quack" Doctor Gets The Boot
| 50 |
218
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Advancing Slowly Towards Corinth Following The Battle of Shiloh
| PASS |
219
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A Deserter Is Branded With A "D" and Drummed Out of Camp
| 120 |
220
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Practicing As Artillerymen With Blank Cartridges
| 50 |
221
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A Flag Of Truce Comes Into The Lines Near Fort Barnard
| 100 |
222
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Not Worried If He Gets A Bullet Through Him. He Mans an Eight Inch Howitzer Which Throws A 64 Lbs. Ball
| 100 |
223
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Preparing To Follow Their Siege Train To Fortress Monroe
| PASS |
224
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At Yorktown; Observing One Of Lowe' Balloons; Passing Counterfeit Confederate Money Among The Secessionists; Giving McClellan Nine Cheers As He Passes
| 120 |
225
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It Takes Time To Set Up Their Siege Guns At Yorktown; McClellan Makes His Headquarters Near Their Position
| PASS |
226
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The Siege of Yorktown Chronicles-Dodging Shells, Land Mines and Rebel Attacks
| PASS |
227
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Rare Battle of Hanover Court House Letter-An Ambush Is Avoided Thanks To Two Slaves
| PASS |
228
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All of McClellan's Army Has Crossed Over The Chickahominy River
| 100 |
229
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A Soldier Is Taken Out By Friendly Fire During The Seven Days Campaign
| PASS |
230
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The Seven Day's Campaign & The Battle of Malvern Hill
| PASS |
231
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Lincoln Visits and Saving Their Siege Guns During McClellan's Seven Day's Campaign
| 100 |
232
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The Rebels Spark Another Fight at Malvern Hill
| PASS |
233
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Their Bulky Siege Train Returns From The Peninsula While Hoping To Join Pope's Army
| PASS |
234
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Surveying The Destruction at Pittsburg Landing
| 50 |
235
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The Mississippi Runs Into Another Ship While Transporting Troops To New Bern; This Place Has "Any Quantity of Black People
| 100 |
236
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. An Expedition Captures Plenty In New Bern's Countryside
| PASS |
237
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New Bern Is Threatened By A Rebel Picket Attack
| PASS |
238
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Rebel Deserters Are Escorted Home By Lieut. Morton-One Soon Dies After Getting Home
| PASS |
239
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Union Gunboats Are In Need of Repair Because of Their Heavy Guns
| PASS |
240
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Rare Printed Union Battle Report Battle of Matamora or Hatchie River, Iuka/Corinth Campaign
| PASS |
241
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Charles Magnus Colorful Rose of Washington
| 200 |
242
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Broadside Issued Within HOURS Of The End of The Battle of Second Manassas
| PASS |
243
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Solving The Coin Shortage In 1862
| 50 |
244
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CDV of Union General David B. Birney Wearing his Kearney Medal of Honor
| 120 |
245
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Squirrel Hunter's Discharge - Given Out to the Ohio Citizens Who Came to the Defense of their State When Threatened by Confederate Invasion!
| 300 |
246
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Calvaryman Tells of Capturing A Confederate Major and Appropriating His Horse
| PASS |
247
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General Hooker Is Getting The Better of The Rebs at Fredericksburg.
| 100 |
248
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Richmond Falls; The Southern Confederacy Is Gone Up; Good For Nothing Captain's Pet.
| 100 |
249
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His Hair Was Too Long For The Photographer; Reviewed By General Sturgis.
| 100 |
250
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Just Misses Van Dorn Holly Springs Raid; Marching Throughout Tennessee Afterwards; A Stingy Bunkmate Throws His Food Away.
| 140 |
251
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Fulton Survived Being Pinned In A Train Wreck Only To Be shot At The End Of The War.
| 450 |
252
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A Little Sore He Returns To His Regiment
| 100 |
253
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Grant Invests Men Near Vicksburg: Do Not Enlist; Escaped Slaves Help Lead An Expedition Into Louisiana; Game Fighting Roosters In Camp & The Plantations Are Nearly All Deserted
| 130 |
254
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A Mississippi River Levee Is Cut Allowing Army Transports To Reinforce Banks at Port Hudson During Grant's Lake Providence Expedition.
| 100 |
255
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Army Steamers Run Vicksburg's Blockade; A Pilot Is Killed; Logan Supplies The Men After Naval Men Refuse To Go
| 160 |
256
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Battle of Port Gibson; General Tracy Killed; Shelled By A Rebel Batteries While Swimming In The Black River
| 150 |
257
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A Truce At Vicksburg: "Rebel And Union Soldiers Were Soon Mixed Together As Friendly As If They Were All Brothers.
| 180 |
258
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He Knows He Is Danger While In The Trenches At Vicksburg, But Please Do Not Send My Brother To War!
| 140 |
259
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He Accidentally Shots Ed Knox After A "Dutchman" Loads A Found Pistol And Places It On His Bed
| PASS |
260
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Battle For Vicksburg: Hand Grenades; Blowing Up Rebel Forts & A Contraband Named "Tom" Gains His Freedom By Landing Within Union Lines
| 450 |
261
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Private Knox Who He Accidentally Shot (In THe Bowels) Is Doing Fine; Vicksburg Surrenders; In Battle Their Captain "Plays The Coward"; He Waits Until They Built Breastworks In Order To Hide Behind
| PASS |
262
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Is Certainly A Smart Man, But That Don't Make Him A True Patriot; He Is NOT A Republican But A Douglas Democrat; & The Dems Are "Prejudiced" Against Lincoln's Administration
| 170 |
263
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Self Diagnosis On The Hospital Boat Nashville; The Ammunition Boat City of Madison Blows Up While Moored To The Wharf at Vicksburg
| 100 |
264
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The Hospital Boat Nashville's Library Consists of "Confiscated" Books; He Is There Postmaster; He Will Not Get Home Until The War Is Over.
| 50 |
265
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His Pa's Opposition To Lincoln's Administration Does Not "Display Much Wisdom..I Will Vote For Everything To End The War" & Beaver Walks On Crutches.
| 140 |
266
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Wonderful Commentary On General John A. Logan's Review & Parting Speech With The His Old Command And Is Given The 15th Corps-They Will See Fighting Soon Enough
| 100 |
267
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Vicksburg Has Been A Great Place Before The War. Every Other House Is A Saloon Or Gambling House
| PASS |
268
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Grant Wins The Day At Chattanooga
| PASS |
269
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Hopes The News of McClellan Being Recommended For President Is True As "He Is A Favorite In The Army."
| 100 |
270
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Fulton Condemns Army Pet Lt. Col. James Newton McElroy As A Drunkard
| PASS |
271
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Cyrus Liggett Is For Allowing The "N**ers" To Fight For Their Cause
| 350 |
272
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Traveling To Missouri As A Trapper In 1863
| PASS |
273
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Harpers Ferry Is A Nice Place But [the] Town [is] Burnt [and] Shelled Nearly All To Pieces
| PASS |
274
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Camped "In Sight Of The Battle Ground Whare Old Miles Surrendered His Men To The Rebels."
| PASS |
275
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Much On His Soldier Brother's Death & Details On Picket Duty.
| PASS |
276
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They "Used" Charlestown, Virginia Hard For Being Secesh & Having Been The Town Where John Brown Was Hung
| PASS |
277
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In 1863 There Are No Provisions In The Best Part Of Virginia-The Shenandoah Valley; They Have Got Their New Enfield Rifles
| PASS |
278
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News Of Hooker's Victory At Chancellorsville Leads To Premature Rejoicing
| PASS |
279
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They Fall Back During The Opening Of The Gettysburg Campaign
| PASS |
280
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This Soldier Does Not Know How Man Or Beast Can Live In The Devastated Virginia Countryside
| PASS |
281
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Ordered To Charge The Enemy's Works During The Mine Run Campaign; Not Caring Where Slavery Existed As LOng As The War Was Over
| PASS |
282
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They "See The Elephant" At The Battle of Chickasaw Bluffs
| PASS |
283
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Battle of Arkansas Post Letter. They Replaced The Fort's Rebel "Rag" With Their Battle Flag Following The Fight
| 300 |
284
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Their Guns Become Rusty While It Is Did, Dig, and More Digging On Grant's Canal
| PASS |
285
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They Have Been In Six Battles Since The Battle of Port Gibson
| 100 |
286
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The Idea of Besieging Vicksburg Is Better Than Fighting The Rebs
| 100 |
287
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Martin Dowdy Is Shot In The Head While On Picket Near Vicksburg But Lives Two Days
| 100 |
288
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Women Peddlers Offer Their Goods To The Soldiers Both On Land and Water
| 200 |
289
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Marching Towards Texas They Find: "Niggers Seem To Grow Spontaneous
| 100 |
290
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Reporting On Those Recovering From A Railroad Collision In Louisiana.
| PASS |
291
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Fears His "Likeness" Would Even Make "Old Abe" Feel Sorry For Him! Grant's Success In Georgia Makes The New Orleans Sesesh "Look Savage
| PASS |
292
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Lt. Gilbert Is Horrifically Wounded During Rappahanock Station
| PASS |
293
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Fearing For Nelson Vibbert While His Regiment, The 27th Connecticut, Is Slaughtered at Fredericksburg
| PASS |
294
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A Transplanted Vermonter Oversees His Former Town Folk While A Captain In The Confederacy
| PASS |
295
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A Worried Mother Frets For Her Soldier Son
| 225 |
296
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The Kansas Jayhawkers Round Up Guerrillas In Tennessee
| PASS |
297
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Arrested For Helping Burnt A Comrade's Tent; Crocker's Intense Inspection & Parolees Return To The Regiment
| PASS |
298
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At Fredericksburg: "My Bullet Went Through His Heart For His Gun Went Off In The Air.
| 400 |
299
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They were Ordered To Stand Down During The Battle of Chancellorsville
| PASS |
300
|
Rebel Limbs Stick Out of Their Graves On The Battlefield of Stones River. The Do Not Like Col. Anson G. McCook
| 100 |
301
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There Are Many Missing Faces In His Company Following Stones River
| PASS |
302
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John Hunt Morgan's Wife Is Captured Along With 250 Prisoners.
| PASS |
303
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Union Soldiers Are On To The Slick Southern Belles
| PASS |
304
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A General's Scout Is Maligned By A Southern Belle; Rosecran's Soap Factory Is Opened At Murfreesboro
| PASS |
305
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Two Rebel Guerrillas Are Hung-"Murdered". One Has His Throat Cut and Ears Cut Off.
| 190 |
306
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Roscrans' Army of the Cumberland Begins To Move On Its Bloodless Tullahoma Campaign
| 50 |
307
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John Hunt Morgan's Raid Fails; They Are Living "High" On Their Way South.
| 100 |
308
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He Would Beat The Butternuts Back At Home Then Go To Australia After The War Ends
| 100 |
309
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They Have Invaded Georgia-He Can't Wait To Get To South Carolina
| 100 |
310
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Battle of Chickamauga Letter
| 200 |
311
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We Do Not Like The State of Georgia Quiet As Well As We Did…It Is Most Too Hot For The Yanks Bullets Fly Most To Thick.
| PASS |
312
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Tattered and Barefoot Ohioans Return From The Knoxville Campaign & On Three Quarter Rations At Chattanooga
| PASS |
313
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At Chattanooga "Eatables Is Scarce As Hen Teeth."
| PASS |
314
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He Will Not Reenlist Until The Men At Home Come And See What Soldiering Is Like
| PASS |
315
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Their Poor Arms Gets Them Kicked Out of Heckman's Brigade
| PASS |
316
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A Feint Is Made Towards Kinston, North Carolina.
| PASS |
317
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Moving Towards Fort Totten To Get Out of The Range of Neuse's Gunboats
| PASS |
318
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Their Company Purchases Metallic Coffins For Their Dead Comrades; A Picket of the 158th New York Shots Off His Fingers
| PASS |
319
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All Should "Unite In The Great and Glorious Cause For Which…We Are Now Separated
| PASS |
320
|
A Flag Raising, Gen. Foster Serenaded and Fort Totten Celebrate Washington's Birthday While The Star Spangled Banner is Played
| PASS |
321
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Washington, North Carolina (And General Foster) Is Threatened By Rebel Forces
| PASS |
322
|
They March To Little Washington, N. C.'s Relief
| PASS |
323
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General David Hunter's Racial Policies (He Declares Slaves Free Before Lincoln Does) Gets His Removed
| PASS |
324
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General Foster Gives A Speech Begging Them To Reenlist
| PASS |
325
|
3rd Massachusetts Letter Group
| 325 |
326
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Hand Made Union Patriotic Song Book Containing, "Year of Jubilee or KINGDOM has COME
| PASS |
327
|
Civilian Contractors Play The Role As Army Teamsters
| PASS |
328
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Heavily Outnumbered Union Forces Perform The Complicated "Hollow Square" Maneuver During The Battle of Philadelphia, Tenn. In Order To Save Themselves
| 200 |
329
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6th Arkansas Soldier Writes: "I Am Well and Belong To The Southern Confederacy." Late KIA Atlanta
| 100 |
330
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Just Before The Battle Mother Poem From The Adjutant of The 4th Iowa
| PASS |
331
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Under a “Flag of Truce,” a Mother Asks Confederate Marshal Philip A. Clayton to Help Secure the Release of Her Son
| PASS |
332
|
New York Soldier’s Grouping
| PASS |
333
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war time images
| 50 |
334
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George Youngs 126th New York Letter Archive Balance With Above Average Political and Military Commentary
| 1100 |
335
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President Jefferson Davis’ Slaves
| PASS |
336
|
141st Pennsylvania Soldier Writes of a Grand Review and Drunken Soldiers
| 160 |
337
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West Point Report
| PASS |
338
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A Ticket to The Dance
| 50 |
339
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Colorful 5th U.S. Cavalry Patriotic Sheet Music
| 60 |
340
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Reporting the Confederate Prisoners of War
| PASS |
341
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General Geiger's Vulgar Speech Pales In Comparison To Those Read By McPherson and Force; Drilling For A Special Battle Flag.
| PASS |
342
|
Wants To Serve In The Place Of His Brother; Draft Rumors; Sending Home A Piece of The Vicksburg Surrender Tree
| PASS |
343
|
Troops Mass To Attack Johnson's Forces That Are Stationed Along The Central Railroad
| PASS |
344
|
The 20th Ohio Marches Into Northern Alabama As Part Of Grant's And Sherman's Grand Strategy In '64.
| PASS |
345
|
Great Description of William T. Sherman Reviewing His Men & of Savannah, Georgia After Its Fall
| 190 |
346
|
Treating The Copperheads Roughly While At Home Recovering From His Chickamauga Wounds.
| PASS |
347
|
When Grant Moves In The Spring He Will Make The Rebels Git
| PASS |
348
|
Preparing To Move Into The Wilderness
| PASS |
349
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Carrying Off The Wounded As Litter Bearer During The Battle of The Wilderness & Spotsylvania
| PASS |
350
|
Richmond Is Gone Up Sure; The Rebels Lose Men By The Thousands; His Army Can Hold Out The Longest
| PASS |
351
|
The Shenandoah Valley Is Devastated By The Union Army In Sept. '64; Col. Staunton Is Dismissed From The Service; Nomination Of McClellan For President-He Will "Gow" For Him If It Means Peace
| PASS |
352
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He Will Not Vote For Either Little Mac or Lincoln in The 1864 Election
| 100 |
353
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The 67th Penn. Vols. Receives New Flags Replacing Those Captured At Winchester; Feeding The Rebel's Wives and Children; Virginia Is Desolated; The Armies Of The North Will Soon Crush The South
| PASS |
354
|
Every Letter Brings News Of A Neighbors Death, Wounding or Capture
| 50 |
355
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Glad To Hear That Some Illinois Copperheads Had Been Murdered By Soldiers & Old Grant Will "Do Up The Job If Any Body Can
| 100 |
356
|
Concentrating At Morganza, LA To Attack The Rebs
| PASS |
357
|
He Is Not Tired Of The Cause; He Has Great Faith In Grant and Sherman's In Their Final Success.
| PASS |
358
|
New Recruits Pour In While "Old Soatters" Return Home In Late 1864
| PASS |
359
|
Since Becoming A Soldier He Sees More Men Than He Thought There Was In The World.
| PASS |
360
|
Grant's Army Recently Had A Fight Only To Gain Some Ground.
| PASS |
361
|
Unusually Rare Union Soldier's Letter About Helping Dig The Dutch Canal.
| PASS |
362
|
He Is Glad To Hear That Old Abraham Lincoln Was "Reinlisted" Hopes "it will bring the Joneys all rite again
| PASS |
363
|
He Half Expects His Name To Be Called In The Next Draft While Wondering Whether A Friend Will Skedaddle After Being Called
| PASS |
364
|
Butler Whips The Rebels at Dutch Gap
| PASS |
365
|
His Christmas Encounter With Two Starving Rebels
| PASS |
366
|
Action At Morton's Ford; Gen. Hays' Plunk; Commentary On A Soldier's Wounding; Dodging Shells; Amputations & Whiskey
| PASS |
367
|
The 2nd Corps St. Patrick's Day Celebration
| PASS |
368
|
Hancock's Corps Crosses The Mattaponi River Outflanking Lee's Spotsylvania Defenses; The Rebel Conviction To Fight and A Great Description of Butler and His Headquarters Flag
| 400 |
369
|
Stragglers Are Bucked & Gagged; A Rebel's Estate Is Ransacked; The Relentless Advances Continues
| PASS |
370
|
General Hancock's Calmness While Advancing His 2nd Corps Towards Cold Harbo
| PASS |
371
|
Witnessing His First Negro Soldier; Boiling Coffee Near Two Dead Men; The Incessant Fighting At Cold Harbor; Witnessing Gen. Grant Under Fire; Refused Flags of Truce & Capt. McCume Loses His Leg
| 500 |
372
|
A Lengthy Union Letter (27 pages!) In Diary Style Covering Grant's Advance In June 1864
| PASS |
373
|
Battle of The Crater; Grant Visits General Hancock's Headquarters
| 300 |
374
|
Great Battle of Ream's Station Letter: "The Awful Din of Musketry Was Added To The Thunder of The Cannon And The Yells of Men
| 650 |
375
|
Negro Substitutes Are An Insult To The White Soldiers; Father "Goes Strong For Old Abe
| 325 |
376
|
Great Battle of Boydton Plank Road Letter.
| 600 |
377
|
The 2nd Corps Swaps Positions With The Ninth Corps.
| PASS |
378
|
Rare Andersonville Letter & More
| 500 |
379
|
A 20th Maine Volunteer Who Would Be Killed at The Wilderness Heads For Antietam.
| 100 |
380
|
The Black River Is Evacuated
| PASS |
381
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His Battery Fired Ninety Percussion Rounds Into Petersburg Yesterday--"Grant Has Had Their Principle Forts Undermined and Will Blow Them Up
| 150 |
382
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Thinking Deserting and Joining Another Regiment Is Perfectly Fine
| PASS |
383
|
Soldier Art Military Motif Letter-Getting A Close Shave By Rebel Picket's Bullet While Another Goes Through His Coffee Pot
| PASS |
384
|
Soldier Art Military Motif Letter-Correctly Predicting A Big Battle In May 1864 While The Rebels Are Starving
| PASS |
385
|
He Caused His Mother Trouble And That Is Why He Enlisted In The Army- Grant Needs All The Men He Can Get For The Spring Campaign
| PASS |
386
|
The 2nd Minnesota Gets a Drum & Sticks "Complete
| PASS |
387
|
A Chaplain Ends Up Sleeping With Refugees, Dining At The Table of A Wealthy Man Who Was Murdered By Guerrillas and Sharing His Last Crackers With A Soldier While Trying To Reach His Regiment in...
| PASS |
388
|
The 12th Kentucky Cavalry Gets Ballard Carbines
| PASS |
389
|
Marching In Late 1864 The 12th Kentucky Cavalry Goes On A Raid
| 150 |
390
|
12th Kentucky (Union) Cavalry Account of Successful Raid Against Saltville, Virginia, December 1864
| 900 |
391
|
Ohio Attorney's Letter Regarding His State's Influence in Washington During the Civil War, with Related Papers
| PASS |
392
|
. During The Battle of Seven Pines. The 6th New Jersey Vols. Gets Brand New Springfield Rifles Before Going To Casey's Aid
| 100 |
393
|
General George B. McClellan Authorizes The Destruction of Arms While Falling Back During The Seven Days Campaign
| PASS |
394
|
Soldiers Hymn Book Presented by The Soldier
| 600 |
395
|
His Mother Would Expect No Other Vote Than One For Lincoln & Three Rousing Cheers For Gallant Phil Sheridan
| 475 |
396
|
Expecting Richmond to Fall in this Map
| PASS |
397
|
Medal of Honor Receipient Lt. Joseph Follett of the 1st Missiouri Light Artillery Arranges for Charges to Be Dropped in a Court Martial of Two of his Command
| PASS |
398
|
"One had to have his leg amputated….the Bushwackers took a great many of our men….Ordered in on a charge….Excellent content 9th Pennsylvania Calvary letter From Battle At Watauga River, TN.
| 100 |
399
|
Congratulatory Letter From General Samuel Carter Regarding Battle At Watauga River, Tennessee
| 100 |
400
|
Excellent Content 9th Pennsylvania Calvary Letter….Charging Into La Fayette Georgia Against Confederate Troops….The Rebels Have Been Advancing On Chattanooga
| 100 |
401
|
One Man Killed By Guerillas….His Skull was Fractured So That His Brains Oozed Out"…."I Have A Servant….He Is The Best Nigger I Ever Saw….". Excellent Content 9th Pennsylvania Calvary Letter
| 100 |
402
|
Confederate General Earl Van Dorn Charges Into The 9th Pennsylvania Calvary At Franklin Tennessee....Letter Written By Two Brothers
| 100 |
403
|
Three Days After Heavy Fighting In Averysboro, NC The 9th Calvary Camps In Lexington, NC....Slaves Freed....Sherman Has Left Richmond....Traitorous Rebels and Copperheads....Let foreign Powers Beware
| 50 |
404
|
Good News Richmond Evacuation....25,000 Prisoners Taken....Rebel Armies May Concentrate And Give Us One Big Fight....We Will Eat Lee Up....9th Pennsylvania Calvary Letter
| PASS |
405
|
We Left Chattanooga Tenn. On Tuesday For a Scout after Wheeler Who Is Making Another Extensive Raid...9th Pennsylvania Calvary Letter From Tennessee
| 50 |
406
|
The Commanding General Is Arrested
| PASS |
407
|
Celebrating Lee’s Surrender - The Death of the Confederacy
| 1200 |
408
|
While Steaming Towards The Yazoo Their Smoke Stack Collapses Hurting Several On Deck
| PASS |
409
|
Predicting The Last Campaign Will Be A Bloody One
| 100 |
410
|
Columbia Burns; "Old Billy Sherman" Orders The Execution of A Fifty-Year-Old Minuteman.
| 750 |
411
|
Sad Letter Archive Chronicling Pvt. Henry Fulton's Murder At Pine Level, N. C. April 12, 1865.
| 850 |
412
|
Reporting On The Fall of Richmond & The Results Of The Appomattox Campaign
| 275 |
413
|
The Men Are Getting Tired of Fighting For Brother Sambo
| 200 |
414
|
1865 Draft Notice Pennsylvania Broadside
| 150 |
415
|
The Siege of Fort Blakley Fatiguingly Goes On
| PASS |
416
|
Pvt. William Smith A Hastily Buried On Shiloh's Battlefield.
| PASS |
417
|
New Recruits Are Treated Like Criminals While On Their Way To The Front.
| PASS |
418
|
Lee Surrenders "He Serantert His Hole Forces In This Plas" On Sunday Last.
| PASS |
419
|
At Appomattox Court House "We Have Got and All His Young Ones.
| 475 |
420
|
The Rebels Are Played Out In Old Virginia
| PASS |
421
|
After Abraham Lincoln's Murder He Will Never Take Another Rebel Prisoner.
| 200 |
422
|
Happy That Lincoln Lived Long Enough To See The Fall of Richmond & Feeling Good To See The Stars and Stripes Flying Once More Over The Confederacy's Capitol
| 150 |
423
|
Patrolling War Torn Richmond While Keeping Its Starving Population In Line
| PASS |
424
|
He Is Not Fit To See After Destitute Rebels.
| PASS |
425
|
He Gives His Wife Permission To Buy "Old Linking Picters"; Virginia Is A Very Lousy State
| PASS |
426
|
Risking Insubordination He Finds Himself Sometimes Swearing At The Officers
| PASS |
427
|
Their Richmond Grand Review Gets Washed Out
| PASS |
428
|
Removing The Gallows So The Soldiers May Not Steal Them
| PASS |
429
|
Three Deserters From The 5th New Hampshire Are To Be Executed
| PASS |
430
|
The Appomattox Campaign Opens; Heavy Fighting During The Battle of Fort Stedman; Grant Extends His Lines Along The South Side Railroad; Battle of Lewis Farm; The 126th New York's Loss Is Heavy.
| 750 |
431
|
Salutes Are Fired While Lincoln's Body Is "Consigned To The Tomb.
| 100 |
432
|
The Appomattox Campaign Is Chronicled (Including Thinking Lincoln's Assassination Is A Hoax) In This Twenty Page Union Soldier's Letter
| 1300 |
433
|
Booth's Escape and An "Old Negroe's" Lack of Wit Delays General McLean's Horse
| 650 |
434
|
Killing The Bothersome Rebel Virginia Guerrillas After Appomattox; Collecting The Captured Rebel Cannon Ata Richmond and Fort Darling
| 100 |
435
|
Inventorying The Heavy Armor At Drewry's Bluff
| PASS |
436
|
Thirty-Four Men Vs. One Female Nurse Set The Standard At Hardin's Hospital Following Lincoln's Assassination
| 50 |
437
|
Hawaii's U. S. Consul from Virginia's Seeks Amnesty After The War.
| 1500 |
438
|
8th Indiana Light Artillery Corporal's Letter Archive-Battle of Chattanooga, Treatment of Wounded, Joe Hooker's Drunkenness and More
| 1900 |
439
|
The Navy Encourages The Hiring Of The Vets
| PASS |
440
|
Announcing Surrender of Confederate Armies in South Carolina, Georgia, and Ordering the US Army in Florida to “Cease All Hostilities”
| PASS |
441
|
News of The Sultana Disaster Is Overshadowed By Booth's Remains Being Sewn Up In A Blanket and Sherman's Tarnished Reputation
| 250 |
442
|
Assaulting Fort Fisher North Carolina
| 50 |
443
|
He Was the First Officer in the Breastworks at Nashville
| PASS |
444
|
Early Printed Massachusetts regimental
| 200 |
445
|
Connecticut Regimental
| PASS |
446
|
First hand Prisons Accounts of Andersonville
| 50 |
447
|
Campaigns in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
| PASS |
448
|
Massachusetts 24th Regimental
| PASS |
449
|
Massachusetts regimental
| PASS |
450
|
Taken in Front Of The Marshall House
| PASS |
451
|
Early CDV Of Stonewall
| 110 |
452
|
Three CDVs of Jeff and Varina Davis
| 110 |
453
|
Unique Outdoor Image of Five Generals.
| PASS |
454
|
Brady Photograph - Major General George B. McClellan and Staff
| PASS |
455
|
Killed On The 1st Day of Gettysburg
| PASS |
456
|
Cabinet Card Zouave
| PASS |
457
|
Admiral Dahlgren and Staff On Board the Ship
| PASS |
458
|
CDV of Major-General Winfield Scott Hancock
| PASS |
459
|
This Prisoner Was Used As A Human Shield, Charleston, 1864
| 400 |
460
|
Large Format Gardner Photograph
| PASS |
461
|
Photograph Includes A USCT and a Hero At Morris Island
| PASS |
462
|
Blacks Gather Around the Well
| PASS |
463
|
The Napoleon Of Surgeons
| 90 |
464
|
Was He Hiding While His Men Charged The Crater
| 90 |
465
|
When Joseph Hooker Took Command of the Army, thisGeneral resigned Rather Serve Under His Command
| PASS |
466
|
This General Is Most Noted for His Defeat at the Second Battle of Winchester in 1863.
| PASS |
467
|
Died Of Yellow Fever on Hilton Head
| PASS |
468
|
He Was the First Presidential Candidate of the Republican Party
| PASS |
469
|
Beauregard; V. P. Stephen and Baxton Bragg Die In Vain CDV
| 120 |
470
|
Collection of U. S. Grant General and Grant Presidential Judgat CDVs
| 130 |
471
|
Gettysburg Orator Edward Everitt and New York Tribune Editor Horace Greeley CDVs
| PASS |
472
|
Armed Soldier and His Wife
| 110 |
473
|
Stereo Confederate Dead on the Battlefield of Gettysburg
| 100 |
474
|
The Smallest Photographic Style of General Sherman
| 50 |
475
|
The Smallest Photographic Style of General Sheridan
| 50 |
476
|
Very Interesting Grant Relic
| 150 |
477
|
The Telegraph Battery Wagon
| PASS |
478
|
Wounded at Spotsylvania
| PASS |
479
|
At 85 He Is The Oldest Presidential Nominee
| 90 |
480
|
Occupied New Orleans Photograph
| 120 |
481
|
General Grant’s War Council
| PASS |
482
|
Signed CDV By Gettsburg Hero, Jewish Alfred Raphall
| 475 |
483
|
Standing In The Revolutionary Cemetery
| PASS |
484
|
Not True, But Widely Published Account of Jefferson Davis Capture
| 90 |
485
|
Jeff Davis Children CDV
| 130 |
486
|
Pair of CDVs Lincoln Family and Jeff Davis As Federal Officer
| 100 |
487
|
Raising Money For The Disabled Vets
| 140 |
488
|
Twice Signed Photo - Mary Custis Lee
| PASS |
489
|
Custer and Pleasonton - The Cavalry Generals, October 1863
| PASS |
490
|
An Important Custer Image
| PASS |
491
|
The Fort Sumter Medal
| PASS |
492
|
Christian Booklet For the Wounded Soldiers
| 300 |
493
|
Confederate Bonds Ready For Display
| 160 |
494
|
Currier & Ives Military Print
| 50 |
495
|
Albumen Image And Muster-In Roll For Isaac D. Landis 9th Pennsylvania Calvary
| 150 |
496
|
Original Artwork of Confederate Soldier
| 50 |
497
|
Automobile Race Participant Badge - 1914
| PASS |
498
|
Matched Set of Lindbergh “Spirit of St. Louis” Airplanes
| PASS |
499
|
Bound Volume of Newark Daily Advertiser With Lincoln Hamlin Election Ads
| 250 |
500
|
Treasury Secretary “Salmon P. Chase” Tintype In Original Carte de Visite Photograph Mount
| PASS |
501
|
The Famous Lincoln Greeley Exchange - “The Prayer of the Twenty Millions”
| 100 |
502
|
Abraham Lincoln Recognizes the Efforts of Admiral DuPont
| 50 |
503
|
Period Lincoln Adorned Button
| 150 |
504
|
The Lincoln Administration Is Vilified Over A Long Draw Out War & McClellan's Removal.
| 110 |
505
|
Lincoln Proclaims the First Thanksgiving
| 50 |
506
|
Lincoln General Hospital Imprint
| PASS |
507
|
Lincoln & Tad in Unique Period Frame
| 110 |
508
|
It Looks An Oils Portrait of Lincoln
| PASS |
509
|
Nice campaign Piece - McClellan
| PASS |
510
|
Pro-McClellan 1864 Presidential Campaign Newspaper: The Rochester Daily Union.
| PASS |
511
|
Hand-Carved Cane with Abraham Lincoln’s Bust Portrait
| PASS |
512
|
Abraham Lincoln Campaign Tintype
| 150 |
513
|
George McClellan Campaign Tintype
| 150 |
514
|
Two Gem Size Albumen Images Of Lincoln Cabinet Members
| 70 |
515
|
The Rare Last Photo Taken of President Abraham Lincoln
| PASS |
516
|
Stunning Abraham Lincoln Wax Profile Bust Presentation
| PASS |
517
|
Ford's Theater Playbill Photograph….John E. Buckingham Doorman On April 14, 1865
| PASS |
518
|
Lincoln's Death Over Shadows The End of The War
| 150 |
519
|
Lincoln Led A Charmed Life So That He Could Die A Martyr
| 150 |
520
|
Execution of the Conspirators at Washington
| PASS |
521
|
The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln by Frederick Hill Meserve, October 1910.
| 200 |
522
|
The Insurrection Governor of Rhode Island - Thomas Dorr
| 50 |
523
|
Its War With Mexico
| PASS |
524
|
This Military Genius Sat Out The Civil War
| 100 |
525
|
A CDV Grouping of Cadets Attending Peekskill Military Academy
| 500 |
526
|
He Commanded the Union’s USS Monitor Against the Confederate Vrginia
| 300 |
527
|
1870's Remington & Sons Firearms and Ammunition Sales Brochure.
| PASS |
528
|
The Gatling Company Exports To Japan in 1877
| 1700 |
529
|
Rough Rider Charged San Juan Hill With Roosevelt
| PASS |
530
|
Spanish American War Period Photograph
| PASS |
531
|
Missile Equipped with Turbine Engines
| PASS |
532
|
The Greatest of All Leathernecks
| PASS |
533
|
Secretary of the Navy Signed Card,
| PASS |
534
|
World War Two - Women’s Army Corp
| 250 |
535
|
Great Camp Art
| 160 |
536
|
Woman World War Two Marine Poster
| 200 |
537
|
Ernie Pyle The Day After Normandy
| 850 |
538
|
Famous Hollywood Personalities: Jack Benny, Carole Landis, Larry Adler, Martha Tilton & June Bruner All Sign This Short Snorter
| PASS |
539
|
The Soldier Took Nearly 100 Photos
| 50 |
540
|
Lot of World War II Tail Gunner’s Personal Effects
| 50 |
541
|
NASA Space Group
| 60 |
542
|
Near Perfect Condition Enola Gay Signed Poster
| 130 |
543
|
Democracy Falls to USSR - 1991
| PASS |
544
|
A Navajo Code Talker
| 50 |
545
|
Stephen Douglas Mourning Albumen And Free Frank Signature
| PASS |
546
|
McKinley's Secretary of the Interior.
| PASS |
547
|
Simeon Ford Cabinet photo
| PASS |
548
|
Cabinet Photo of Famous Business Criminal, Charles W. Morse
| PASS |
549
|
American Set of Signed Rockwell Prints
| 900 |
550
|
Theodore Roosevelt’s Hunting Book
| PASS |
551
|
Americana Icon - Scrimshaw Eagle
| 250 |
552
|
Two 1832 Philadelphia US Mint Coins
| PASS |
553
|
An Important Bishop of the Episcopal Church is Consecrate
| PASS |
554
|
The More Scarce 1883 Carson City Silver Dollar
| 160 |
555
|
A Pair of 1884 Carson City Silver Dollar
| 250 |
556
|
Vintage Charm Bracelet from the New York World's Fair - 1939
| PASS |
557
|
the Jewish Second Temple
| 110 |
558
|
Planting Trees in Israel
| PASS |
559
|
Photographic Book of Sholem Aleichem’s Funeral by His Wife Olga Rabinowitz
| PASS |
560
|
The Balfour Letter and It’s Consequence
| PASS |
561
|
Free Synagogue of Flushing - 46 Weekly Bulletins
| 50 |
562
|
Jewish G.I. hero of WWI. PVT. ABRAHAM KROTOSHINSKY, U.S. ARMY; credited with saving the “Lost Battalion,” a dramatic battlefield incident in France.
| PASS |
563
|
Honoring The Jewish Americans - 1936
| 50 |
564
|
Astrology in 1652
| 160 |
565
|
Early Biblical Illustrated Pages
| PASS |
566
|
1812 Shoemaker's Apprenticeship Contract
| PASS |
567
|
Sauk War Chief, Black Hawk, Goes In Tour Through New York State in 1833
| 100 |
568
|
Rarely See Such A Lengthy Run of Periodicals - 1844-1851
| 100 |
569
|
Rarely See Michigan State Congressional Imprints
| PASS |
570
|
Kit Carson and John Fremont Exploration
| 60 |
571
|
Six Months Bound Volume Daily National Intelligencer - 1848-49
| 180 |
572
|
An Important Iowa Map - 1856
| PASS |
573
|
The First Complete Year of Harper’s Weekly
| 275 |
574
|
Seminole Chief Billy Bowlegs Passes Through New Orleans On His Way To Arkansas' Indian Territory
| 110 |
575
|
Texas Railroad Used Extensively By The Confederate Government
| 200 |
576
|
Topeka, Kansas Frontier Letters Including Terra Haute, Indiana Female Institute.
| 850 |
577
|
Making Treaties With The Various Indian Tribes
| 550 |
578
|
1869 Railroad Engineer's Account of Death and Destruction Upon The Northern Central Railroad
| 150 |
579
|
New York City Real Estate - 1870
| PASS |
580
|
Complete Bound Volume of the “Illustrated Christian Weekly”
| 50 |
581
|
Barnum’s Pitch Booklet - Admiral Dot & the Bearded Girl
| 50 |
582
|
Early Statehood County Clerks Listing For Western States - 1878
| 50 |
583
|
Quackery medicine Defends Its Patent
| 50 |
584
|
Rare Rare Card Set of the Cincinnati Court House Burning by The Mob
| 250 |
585
|
Keeping The Town Band in Pennsylvania
| PASS |
586
|
Patriotic Memberships to Amaerican Memorials
| PASS |
587
|
Stephen A. Douglas - The Little Giant
| 50 |
588
|
For The Gun Collector
| 50 |
589
|
Charlie Chaplin 1916 Piece
| 190 |
590
|
16 Pornographic Tijuana Bibles
| 200 |
591
|
Signed Newspaper Photograph of "Bring them Back Alive" Frank Buck!
| PASS |
592
|
At the Height of the Cold War, Congress Investigates The Commies
| PASS |
593
|
1970 - The Federal Goverment Investigates the New Left
| PASS |
594
|
For the Women of the World
| PASS |
595
|
The Family That Hangs Together ....
| PASS |
596
|
Abolitionist Clergyman
| 130 |
597
|
The Father of Evolution
| 190 |
598
|
Medal of Honor Winner John Brown Kerr as a West Point Cadet
| 50 |
599
|
Homes of Mormon Leader Brigham Young
| 50 |
600
|
Medal of Honor Winner General Edward McClernand
| 50 |
601
|
Medal of Honor Winner General Walter Scribner Schuyler
| 50 |
602
|
Perhaps the Most Corrupt Politician in Our History
| 100 |
603
|
Classical Works of Art
| PASS |
604
|
Mathew Brady Signed Photo
| 160 |
605
|
The Indian Love Story in Photograph
| PASS |
606
|
Early Views Of Germany
| PASS |
607
|
Large Format Scottish Fraternal Photograph
| PASS |
608
|
Vermont Governor Discharge
| PASS |
609
|
Campaign Circular from Whig Committee
| 50 |
610
|
Democratic Republican Election Ticket
| PASS |
611
|
Three Issues of PUCK
| PASS |
612
|
Highly Politically Charged Issues of Puck
| PASS |
613
|
Great Color Images in These Issues of Puck
| PASS |
614
|
The Presidential Politics of 1888
| 50 |
615
|
More 1888 Presidential Politics
| PASS |
616
|
“Tunnel Day” in New York City, 1900
| PASS |
617
|
1900 United States Presidents Cabinet Card Photograph
| PASS |
618
|
Mini Silver Coin Sets
| 50 |
619
|
Tilden Campaign Newspaper
| 50 |
620
|
A George Washington Inaugural Button
| PASS |
621
|
A Better George Washington Inaugural Button
| PASS |
622
|
Rare 1824 George Washington & Marquis de LaFayette Colorful Canary Yellow Creamware Commemorative Cup
| PASS |
623
|
George Washington 1876 Centennial Cup
| 100 |
624
|
John Adams Signed Payment Receipt for Lawsuit
| 2300 |
625
|
The Only Former President to serve in the United states Congress.
| 250 |
626
|
John Quincy Adams Autograph Free-Frank as Sec. of State year before elected President
| 350 |
627
|
Andrew Jackson Inauguration Celebration Pass
| 225 |
628
|
Lady's brooch GORGEOUS 175-year old political jewelry!
| PASS |
629
|
Zachary Taylor Mourning Silk
| PASS |
630
|
Andrew Johnson CDV By Alexander Gardner
| 50 |
631
|
FOR WHOM WILL YOU VOTE ? FOR WHOM OUGHT YOU TO VOTE ?
| PASS |
632
|
Centennial Presidential Engraving
| PASS |
633
|
U.S. Grant Campaign Albumen
| 150 |
634
|
Acts Passed Under Thomas Jefferson’s First Congress
| PASS |
635
|
Handsome Presidential Collage
| PASS |
636
|
1884 Cleveland Campaign Item
| PASS |
637
|
A Great Theodore Roosevelt “Look Alike” Photograph
| PASS |
638
|
Theodore Roosevelt Military Commission
| 450 |
639
|
Taft Promotes a Future Distinguished Service Medal Winner Who Also Was Awarded The Navy Cross.
| PASS |
640
|
William Howard Taft Contemplates Loosing The 1908 Presidential Election To William Jennings Bryan….Evokes the name of Adams….Calhoun….And Abraham Lincoln….Religious Attacks And Industrial Concerns
| 1000 |
641
|
Portrait of FDR, Signed and Inscribed by Roosevelt to Samuel Messer
| 750 |
642
|
Franklin D. Roosevelt Campaign Banner
| 50 |
643
|
From Ike’s Inauguration
| PASS |
644
|
Group Of Vice President Hubert Humphrey Pens, c. 1965
| 50 |
645
|
President Richard Nixon Signed Book
| PASS |
646
|
Bright Signed Photo - Reagan
| 120 |
647
|
1845 Letter On Choctaw and Chippewa Indians In Michigan
| 100 |
648
|
The Government Supplies the Indians
| PASS |
649
|
US Pennsylvania Rail Road Expedition & Survey
| PASS |
650
|
A Maryland Historical Marker Claims He Killed 500 Bear and 2000 Deer In His Career
| 50 |
651
|
Gold Mining Having Failed He Is Nearly Shot While Working On A Ranch
| 250 |
652
|
The Sheriff of San Marcos, Texas Gets A $2000.00 Reward Offer
| PASS |
653
|
He Was Tunstall’s Partner And Fought Alongside Billy The Kid in the Lincoln County War
| 60 |
654
|
Large Grouping of 18 New Mexico Territory Documents
| 150 |
655
|
The Hunter Brings His Prey To The Studio
| PASS |
656
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
657
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
658
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
659
|
Mary
| PASS |
660
|
Document of Billy The Kid’s Good Friend John H. Tunstall
| 325 |
661
|
Billy The Kid Was Wounded At His Mill
| 110 |
662
|
This Deputy Sheriff Was Killed By Billy The Kid
| 275 |
663
|
Johnson County - Territory of Wyoming Subpoena
| PASS |
664
|
The Wild West of Johnson County Wyoming
| 200 |
665
|
29 Old West Lawman Letters, 1882-1906.
| 375 |
666
|
A Show Promoter Is "Sure of Plenty of Money" If He Gets Sitting Bull!
| PASS |
667
|
Johnson County Wyoming - 2 Assorted Documents
| PASS |
668
|
This Sheriff Chased Down Billy The Kid With Pat Garrett
| 250 |
669
|
World Renowned Actress - Jersey Lily
| PASS |
670
|
Western Scenic Albumen Photo Grouping
| 150 |
671
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
672
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
673
|
Montana Territorial Documents
| 225 |
674
|
Johnson County War Legal Documents
| 250 |
675
|
More Important Johnson County War Documents
| PASS |
676
|
Selling liquor To The Indians Is Illegal
| 50 |
677
|
Voucher Payment Request for Guarding and Hunting Down The Outlaws
| PASS |
678
|
The First Man Killed in the Johnson County War AND The Last Man Killed - Brothers
| 500 |
679
|
Directly Related ToThe US Marshalls Killing the Members of the “Wild Bunch” Outlaw Gang in What Has Become Known as the Ingalls Battle
| 650 |
680
|
The End of the Wild Bunch - Chasing Down And Killing Bill Doolin
| 650 |
681
|
Oklahoma Lawmen Documents Regarding Outlaws Such as Dynamite Dick & Zip Wyatt
| 550 |
682
|
The Sheriff Who Hunted Down The Doolin Gang
| 275 |
683
|
Indian Affairs Reservation AgreementsWith Congress
| PASS |
684
|
A Grouping of Various Letters Focused on Western Wild West Shows - 23 Pieces
| 150 |
685
|
20 Fine Pieces Of 101 Ranch Ephemera
| 475 |
686
|
Great Spontaneous Outdoor Photo Of Buffalo Bill With Family Provenance
| PASS |
687
|
Comanche Chief Wears His Peace Medal
| PASS |
688
|
Sepia Photographic by Arkansas City, Kansas Photographer George B. Cornish
| 110 |
689
|
Wonderful Sepia Toned Western Images
| PASS |
690
|
He Was Hollywood's First Western Megastar
| PASS |
691
|
Buffalo Bill’s Farewell
| 120 |
692
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
693
|
Withdrawn
| PASS |
694
|
Helldorado Days Commemorating The Gunfight at the OK Corral
| PASS |
695
|
Edward Everett Dale Photograph Collection Of Western Outlaws and Lawmen
| PASS |
696
|
Gratton Dalton Memorial Photograph
| PASS |
697
|
Emmett Dalton & and His Wife Julia Johnson
| PASS |
698
|
Poker Alice, Gambler and Brothel Owner
| PASS |
699
|
Hung Together With Two Fellow Robbers - Albert Mansker
| PASS |
700
|
Pearl "Bandit Queen" Hart - First And Last Women To Rob A Stage
| 100 |
701
|
Charley Pierce - Another Dalton Gang Member
| PASS |
702
|
Richard Oglesby
| PASS |
703
|
Bill Raidler
| PASS |
704
|
Richard Speed Was Killed by the Doolin Gang
| PASS |
705
|
the Dapper Killer - Marion Hedgepeth
| PASS |
706
|
William Walters
| PASS |
707
|
On Her Tombstone Reads - Tis but the casket that lies here, The gem that fills it sparkles yet -Belle Starr
| PASS |
708
|
Belle Starr’s Children
| PASS |
709
|
Jesse James’ Wife and Children
| PASS |
710
|
Boxing Reports From 1884
| PASS |
711
|
Mickey Mantle Signed Post Card
| 50 |