Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Future Colonial Loyalsts Massachusetts Governor Document
| 200 |
2
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He Served Washington By Setting Up The Flying Camp
| PASS |
3
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French and Indian War Document
| PASS |
4
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1759 Pamphlet: The Honest Grief of a Tory-With An Argument Against Proposed North American Tobacco Taxation
| PASS |
5
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Declaration Massachusetts Signer
| PASS |
6
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Colonial New York Governor
| 180 |
7
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1776 From the New York Provincial Congress’ President
| 225 |
8
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Oliver Ellsworth Approves the Voucher
| PASS |
9
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Nice to Have a Declaration Signer’s Document From 1776
| 200 |
10
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SIGNER DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
| PASS |
11
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A Document Fragment Signed by Three Prominent New York Revolutionary and Political Leaders
| PASS |
12
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“We, the People of the United States” ... Full Printing of the United States Constitution ... September 26, 1787
| 9250 |
13
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Alexander Hamilton Sets The First United States Budget - 1789
| 1000 |
14
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Whiskey Rebellion Related Person
| 170 |
15
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The Former Rev War General Wants to Ease His Fathers Concern
| PASS |
16
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The Revolutionary War General Collects the Fees
| 100 |
17
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Du Ponceau Served as a Secretary to Steuben
| PASS |
18
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One Of The Green Mountain Boys
| PASS |
19
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A Wonderful Account Of Thomas Coke’s Missionary Work In The Indies In Connection With John Wesley’s Methodist Movement
| 250 |
20
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16 Named Slaves Sold at Auction to Man who Owned 366 Slaves in 1860
| 600 |
21
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The City of Washington Places Restrictions on Blacks in 1831
| 900 |
22
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Abolitionists, Whigs and The Mexican War
| PASS |
23
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Very Unique Slave - Advertising - Tobacco Artifact
| 450 |
24
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In This 1852 Letter, A Fugitive Slave Preaches at a Meeting in Cazenovia, NY, Just Two Years After Frederick Douglass Presided at the Fugitive Slave Law Convention There in August 1850
| 140 |
25
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Caning of Sumner In The Liberator
| 100 |
26
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Stunning Slave Image
| PASS |
27
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Free Man of Color
| 160 |
28
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An Important Fugitive Slave Report
| PASS |
29
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The Fugitive Slave Anderson Makes a Public Speech
| PASS |
30
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Witnessing Congressional Debates On "Arming & Forming Negro Regiments”
| 100 |
31
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Picking Out "Negroes" To Work at Home For "They Know Their Place."
| 200 |
32
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Black Musicians Entertaining the Troops
| 250 |
33
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Brutally Racist War Period Broadside Songster
| 650 |
34
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Slave Gordon, the Scarred Back Contraband & Executions of Two Rebels
| PASS |
35
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Lady Liberty Holds The Emancipation
| 100 |
36
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Will Maryland Free Her Slaves? War dated Broadside - 1863
| 300 |
37
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Military Black Teamster
| PASS |
38
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The Cuban Slaves Dealt With Sugar More Than Cotten
| PASS |
39
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CDV of Former Slave From Missouri
| 150 |
40
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Circa 1870s Ku Klux Klan Hood and Its Owners U.C.V. Parade Coat
| 4000 |
41
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Civil War Veterans Photo Includes Two Black Vets
| 300 |
42
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The Black Legs vs The White Stockings
| 90 |
43
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“Friends of Freedom” - Photograph of Many of the 19th Century Abolitionists
| 250 |
44
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Handmade Black Mammy Rag Doll
| PASS |
45
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Horrible Lynching Photograph
| 800 |
46
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Albumen of Colored Nursemaid
| PASS |
47
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25th Infantry Buffalo Soldier’s Photographs
| 130 |
48
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A Pair of Klansman March Photographs
| 650 |
49
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The Klan at its Pinacle
| 100 |
50
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Two Important Legal Cases Reported in this Black Owned Newspaper
| 50 |
51
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Scarce MLK March on Washington Flyer
| 1600 |
52
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Dr. Martin Luther King - Pinback
| PASS |
53
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The Virginia Military Institute Diploma For William O. Yager Signed by 24 Classmates
| 750 |
54
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Secretary of War Jefferson Davis Writes A Reccomendation
| PASS |
55
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Exceptionally Rare State of Georgia - Lumpkin Law School Diploma
| 3500 |
56
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An Extremely Rare Confederate Secession Arm Or Hatband
| PASS |
57
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Confederate Letter by Surgeon Joseph B. Amiss
| PASS |
58
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Georgia Soldier William T. Conn Writes Writes About J. E. B. Stuart & Sees the Results of the Battle of Drainsville
| 550 |
59
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Early Confederate Letter From the First Capitol, Montgomery Alabama
| 450 |
60
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The Confederate SC Governor Needs to Know the Numbers of Arms at the Arsenal
| 300 |
61
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This Alabama Soldier Would Be KIA Within Months of This Letter
| PASS |
62
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The Charlestonian Writes His New York Friend
| 100 |
63
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10th Virginia Infantry Soldier Samuels Gives Young Lady "A Yankee Skull" As A Momento
| PASS |
64
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A Pair of Documents Concerning the Palmetto Guard
| PASS |
65
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Kirkwood Rangers - S.C. Holcombe Legion Cavalry
| 300 |
66
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17th South Carolina Volunteers - Starting the Cadet Riflemen Company
| PASS |
67
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Rare Stereoview of the Inside of Fort Moultrie by Savannah Photographer D. J. Ryan
| 90 |
68
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Very Scarce Confederate Letter Sent From Fort Sumter
| 1200 |
69
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An Old Age 48th Tennessee Captain Sees Doom and Gloom While Stationed At Clarksville in 1861
| 190 |
70
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President of the Senate Confirms General Dunovant & Colonel Ripley - Jan. 28, 1861
| PASS |
71
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Large Confederate Patriotic Cover
| 160 |
72
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Fascinating Letter January 1861 Describes Events in Independent South Carolina
| 450 |
73
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The Commander of the Arsenal, Major F. Childs Writes to General Thomas Jordan Regarding the "Harbor Obstructions" in Charleston Harbor
| 325 |
74
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18th S.C. Infantry Letter from Sullivan's Island with Envelope & Nice 5 Cent CSA 1 Green Jeff Davis Stamp & Perfect Charleston Cancellation
| PASS |
75
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War Date Stock Certificate for the Bank of Charleston
| 50 |
76
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Colonel Turner Ashby Approves the Requisition Orginated By CaptainThomas Marshall - Both Killed In Action
| 650 |
77
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Confederate Adversity Cover
| PASS |
78
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A Scarce War Date Cavalry Order Signed By Confederate General Humphrey Marshall
| PASS |
79
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War News From This Confederate Richmond Paper
| 50 |
80
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Scarce Letter from the 35th Virginia - White’s Cavalry
| PASS |
81
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Confederate Officer Writes An In Depth Description of the Shelling of Fort Sumter
| 950 |
82
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This Mississippi Soldier Had a Colorful Career
| 475 |
83
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S.C. Palmetto Sharp Shooter Letter
| 700 |
84
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Two Brothers Write Describing The Yankees Pummeling Fort Sumter!
| 425 |
85
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13th Alabama Surgeon Henry M. Clarkson Writes from Gettysburg, Pa. on July 4th, 1863 - He Cared for Wounded Confederate Soldiers in The McPherson Barn !
| PASS |
86
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Jefferson Davis Sets General Wise Straight
| PASS |
87
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Army of Tennessee Surgeon Needs Help - Manuscript Telegram From Chickamuaga
| 110 |
88
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Important Letter from CS War Dept. Regarding Blockade Running in N.C. & S.C. in Relation to CS Government! ... And, a Related ALS of CS Congressman William Porcher Miles, Designed CS Flag
| 950 |
89
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Confederate Document & CDV - The Blakely Gun Battery in Charleston, a Rare Pair!
| PASS |
90
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Georgia Soldier’s Letter - Written “In Line of Battle - Atlanta, August 22, 1864”
| PASS |
91
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Confederacy Orders Uniforms from England
| 550 |
92
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Great 2nd Virginia Cavalry Battle of Berryville, Virginia Letter
| 300 |
93
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Special Order Issued Under The Authority Of Colonel Alfred Rhett
| 150 |
94
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Confederate Kentucky POW Letter
| 300 |
95
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A Georgia Resident Dies Leaving An Estate of Six Slave In Late 1864
| 250 |
96
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Major Viley Seeks General Breckinridge's Help In Avoiding "Anything But A Comfortable Place For Me" In Being Placed On General Joseph Lewis' Staff
| 130 |
97
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Confederate Major John R. Viley Is Highly Critical of Joseph Johnston's Atlanta Campaign Tactics
| PASS |
98
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Confederate Imprint: General Orders Detailing The Disposition Of Dead Soldiers Clothing
| PASS |
99
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$1000 State Of Virginia Montgomery County Bond
| 100 |
100
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Confederate Document Signed by Dozens of Notable Officers and Men of the South
| PASS |
101
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Signs Receipt For $35,000 In Louisiana
| 50 |
102
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Confederate Money
| PASS |
103
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Dark Clouds of War Part and The Sky Brightens For This Virginian in 1865
| 150 |
104
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1865 Confederate Alabama Document
| 100 |
105
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Lee’s Farwell - General Order Number Nine
| 100 |
106
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He Served On Nathan Bedford Forrest’s Staff
| PASS |
107
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Georgia CSA Major General
| PASS |
108
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Randall Gibson Free Frank
| PASS |
109
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Beauregard Note Signed On Copies of Telegrams Sequencing The Battle Of Manassass
| 1500 |
110
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A Daring Confederate Officer Becomes a Noted Businessman
| 100 |
111
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The Letter That Caused The The Jefferson Davis Monument To Be Built
| 500 |
112
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He Served as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation and Supported the Confederacy.
| PASS |
113
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79 Years After the War - Texas Remembers the Confederacy
| PASS |
114
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Serves as President Taylor’s Secretary - Later Becomes Union General
| 70 |
115
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Slave Dennis Woods Runs Away Five Times From His Maryland Master
| PASS |
116
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Nation on the verge of Civil War; Attempt to Save the Union Failing Deplorably -- 7 Letters
| 375 |
117
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Very Rare US Marine Civil War Dated Letter
| 550 |
118
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Firsthand Account of the Beginning of Submarine Warfare in the United States.
| 800 |
119
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Soldier is Writing From the Philadelphia Hospital - Graphic Battle Letter Describing Malvern Hill & 2nd Bull Run
| 475 |
120
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July 1861 Letter on Fabulous Full Page Stationery Showing U.S. Capitol - Great Description of Being Shot at in Baltimore & of Lincoln's Review
| 600 |
121
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Battle of Ball’s Bluff - “I saw Col. Baker when he was shot and helped carry him off the field. He was shot by 5 bullets.”
| 1400 |
122
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19th Mass. - Private Joseph Gifford - Excellent Description of Trading with the Enemy!
| 250 |
123
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1st Vermont Cavalry "Archive"
| PASS |
124
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5th Vermont Vol. - Camp Holbrook, St. Albans
| PASS |
125
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1st New Jersey Soldier’s Letter on Scarce Patriotic Stationery – Early Action Around Alexandria, Va. – Writer would be killed 9 months later at Gaines’ Mill
| 130 |
126
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“They shot poison balls at our men.”
| PASS |
127
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Five Magnus Covers
| PASS |
128
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Colorful magnus Covers
| PASS |
129
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Ellsworth Patriotic Covers.
| 200 |
130
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Honoring the States of the Union
| 100 |
131
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Connecticut Regimental
| 100 |
132
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General Washington Visits General McClellan in a Dream
| 100 |
133
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Washington Is The D-dst, Mean Looking Place I Ever Saw
| PASS |
134
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He Is Not Fond of His Officers While "Cramped Between Decks With Somebody Crawling Over Me Every Minute"
| 250 |
135
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Fortress Monroe; Butcher Surgeon; Burying The Dead; Stealing Whiskey; Stay Home Don't Enlist; He Will "Pop" One Before He Turns Tail and Runs
| 100 |
136
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Their Officers Are "D-d" Scoundrels They Are Trying To Kill Us Off…Make It "Publick”
| 160 |
137
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Alongside The USS Minnesota-The Rebels Fire On The Union Fleet From Sewell's Point
| 300 |
138
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Port Royal Falls; Three Ships Are Lost; He Has A Bayonet Accident; The "Old Butcher" Treats Him and Then Ignores His Advice
| 200 |
139
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More Details About His Wounding; The Wabash Saves Their Lives; Charleston's Citizenry "Were In A Hell of An Uproar"; Horse-Ladened Boats Go Down; Attack and Capture of Fort Walker; Beaufort's...
| 200 |
140
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King Abraham's Bull Dogs Attack Port Royal; Hiding Whiskey Barrels From The Officers
| 160 |
141
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Contrabands Are Coming In All The Time
| PASS |
142
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Stealing A Pleasure Boat and Two Mules In Sight of Rebel Pickets…They Got "The N**ers" To Help Them Get Away-Bull Island Cotton Relic Sample
| 150 |
143
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Sending Home Items Stolen From A Plantation
| 100 |
144
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They Are Used Like Damned Dogs By Their Officers
| 200 |
145
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Seeking The Influence of The Governor To Promote Orderly Sergeant McKenney To Captain-Sending Home A Little Contraband
| 100 |
146
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Preparing To Attack Fort Pickens-Wants Rebel Guts and Blood on His Bayonet-His Lieutenant Better look Out In The Next Fight-Uncle Sam is Clearing The Seacoast Out of Its Cotton.
| 190 |
147
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Professor Thaddeus Lowe Spies on The Rebels With His Balloon at Hilton Head
| 400 |
148
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Building Barracks For Contrabands-White Men Are Treated More Poorly Than The "N*ger"-Damn His Lieutenant-Drunkenness Is Not A Factor
| 200 |
149
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The Rebels Prepare To Defend Fort Pickens-The War Is Carried On By Speculation
| 120 |
150
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Move To Wassau Sound; Ten Times Rebel Forces Face Them; The Soldiers Are "Lousy As The Devil"…If We…Leave One You Will Hear Him Whistling For His Mate"; Lt. Andrews Has Not Had His Sense For Three...
| 225 |
151
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Lieut. Andrews Dies-Last Moments At His Bedside-Compassion Follows His Fall- Decomposition Prevents His Body's Passage North
| 375 |
152
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Returning From Florida After Being Relieved By Terry's "Fancy Regiment"; General David Hunter Assumes Authoritative Command
| 225 |
153
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After Being Dismissed For Incompetency and Failure To Recognize Officers Appointed By Maine's Governor, Col. Rich Is Restored To Command
| 200 |
154
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Working At The Water Condenser on Hilton Heads Dock-Lt. Kelley Must Go Home
| 100 |
155
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More On Running The Water Condenser; The USS Montauk Is Badly "Bruised" During Her Attack on Fort McAllister
| 190 |
156
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He Is Working At The Water Condenser at Hilton Head
| 110 |
157
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The "Traitor's" John B. Floyd's Son-In-Law In Captured By "N**ger" Regiments In Florida; Working Day and Night Producing Water For Hunter's Expedition
| 550 |
158
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Col. Rich Resigns and Goes Home; The Steamer Mantano Sinks Near His Condenser and is a Total Loss
| PASS |
159
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The "Rebel Ironclad Monster" CSS Atlanta Is Captured In Wassaw Sound By The Monitor Weehawken
| 150 |
160
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Gillmore's Union Forces Are Ready To Leave Their Bones On Morris Island After The Assault on Battery Wagner in July 1863
| 200 |
161
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In Sight of Charleston; They Are Bombarded Daily; Morris Island Is One Vast Sepulcher
| 110 |
162
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The Swamp Angel and Others Bear Down On Charleston; The Stench From Soldier's Graves Makes The Men Gasp Before Battery Wagner
| 140 |
163
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The Taking of Charleston Is No Child's Play…The Rebs Say …The Yanks Would Live In Hell…The Swamps of The South Is A Paradise To Them.
| 160 |
164
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The Monitor Passaic Sinks; An Explosion Erupts Inside Fort Sumter: Rebel Deserters Come In Everyday
| 100 |
165
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Fears His Mother Has Forgotten Him; Three Years Service Have Caused Great Changes; All Troops That Can Be Spared Are On Morris Island
| 130 |
166
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As A Member of The U. S. Signal Corps He Counts The Shells That Fall in Charleston
| 160 |
167
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Union General Seymour Meets With Disaster at Lake City, Florida; Charleston Is Burning; Charles' Brother Is Superintendent of The "Darkies"
| 150 |
168
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The USS Housatonic Is Sunk By A Submarine; Morris Island Is Stripped of Its Forces Following The Battle of Olustee, Florida; One Gun Alone Fires Over 3700 Shells Into Charleston
| 450 |
169
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Union Soldier's Original Poem: "Soldiering's Played Out."
| PASS |
170
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Fearing That If He Does Not Reenlist and The War Goes On For Three More Years He Will Be Drafted
| 50 |
171
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The Blockade Runner Prince Albert Is "Smashed Up"; Moving About Charleston's Island; His Horse Is Nearly Killed
| 225 |
172
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The 54th Mass. Colored Troops "They Make The Money Fly"-Clearing $3.00 In One Day; Hilton Head's Sutler's "Robbers' Row"
| 450 |
173
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Barrow Sends Images of Hilton Head, By Famed Photographer Henry P. Moore, Home
| 130 |
174
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Union Forces Attack Pocotagilo RR To Aid Sherman's Advance
| 100 |
175
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Rebel Atrocities On Northern POWs Sickness Barrows To The Core
| 250 |
176
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Charleston Will Share The Same Fate As Savannah By Sherman's Hand
| 100 |
177
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Sherman's Movements Are Kept Secret From The Department Newspapers
| PASS |
178
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Charleston & Columbia Falls; An Underwater Cable Sends Communications Across The Sound & The 175th New York Are "Dutch as sauerkraut and jabber like a flock of crows.”
| 60 |
179
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Sadness Reigns Supreme Over News of Lincoln's Death, But They Fire A One Hundred Gun Salute Honoring Johnston's Surrender
| 325 |
180
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The Southern Government Concocted Lincoln's Murder Plan; The Town Selectmen Try To Swindle The Soldier's In The Field; He Will Go South After The War But Arm Himself To The Teeth!
| 200 |
181
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The Federal Government Helps Rebuild Savannah's Foundry; Mrs. Peck's Sixteen Year Old Daughter "Regales" Them With Song
| 325 |
182
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Rebel Parolees Are Forced To Give Up Their "Taggery" Uniforms
| 190 |
183
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A Mainer Dies Away Down South In Savannah and Is Buried In Savannah
| 50 |
184
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Balance of Barrows' Soldier and Family Letters: Fort Pulaski; An Uncooperative Telegraph Cable; Death and The Town Bounty
| 375 |
185
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Practical Jokes Are Played Among The U. S. Signal Corpsmen
| PASS |
186
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The U. S. Signal Officers Are All Off "Hoaring" All The Time at Charleston in 1865
| 50 |
187
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This Rhode Island Soldier Writes Of the Battle of Fredericksburg
| PASS |
188
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5th Connecticut Infantry - First Battle of Winchester - Fighting Stonewall Jackson
| PASS |
189
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4th Vermont Infantry - Battle of Lee's Mill, Virginia April 1862
| 250 |
190
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Gives a Graphic Description of the Battle of Fredericksburg - "One house in particular I counted 54 shot holes in it... all torn to pieces" - Sends Home a Piece of Ivory from a Destroyed Piano "to...
| 1100 |
191
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The Rebels fight like bulldogs - "I had a bullet shot right threw my blanket, which was strapped on my back"
| PASS |
192
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Signed CDV & Graphic Fredericksburg Battle Letter
| 1200 |
193
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29th Mass. - Sgt. J. Murray Atwood Writes from Newport News, Virginia February 9th, 1862
| PASS |
194
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Yes, the Irish did like their liquor!
| PASS |
195
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On Guard Duty "if anyone offers us any insult to run the bayonet through them"
| PASS |
196
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Spying On Union General Hooker's Conversation With a US Senator
| PASS |
197
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Battle of Fair Oaks-Breaking Down And Crying Over The Reported Death of a 62nd Pennsylvania Soldier at Gaines Mills
| PASS |
198
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General Keyes Men Are Reprimanded After The Battle of Seven Pines
| PASS |
199
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Map of Antietam
| PASS |
200
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Antietam Battle Letter “We pushed on through a cornfield, the bullets whistling in all directions", "Hundreds and hundreds of dead and wounded men lay on the field, most of them Grey Backs."
| 1500 |
201
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55th Illinois KIA Shiloh - His Last Letter Home
| PASS |
202
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Letter by Colonel Clark S. Edwards, 5th Maine - Description of the Battlefield of Antietam Including Dunker Church
| 1000 |
203
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Michigan Pioneer Brigade Battle of Murfreesboro Poem
| 120 |
204
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President Lincoln and Secretary Cameron Review The Pennsylvania Bucktails
| PASS |
205
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Sarcastic War Period Broadside
| 400 |
206
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Lincoln’s First General in Chief
| PASS |
207
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Ohio Woman Writes Of The War
| PASS |
208
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Union General Thomas Ruger Writes Describing the Battle of Chancellorsville
| PASS |
209
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Union General’s ALS
| PASS |
210
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Today we turn in our old Enfield rifles and received the new Spencer Carbine seven shooter.
| PASS |
211
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Of lincoln He Says “If it had not been that we had a President a man every inch of him ... It would have been more disastrous to our cause
| PASS |
212
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Hilton Head, S.C. January 19th, 1863 , 47th New York Infantry Charles Ryant would soon fight at Olustee, Fl. & survive, only to be killed at Cold Harbor 4 months later
| 100 |
213
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Battle of Fredericksburg Letter - 105th N.Y. Vol. - Capt. Abraham Moore Describes Looking for One of His Missing Men on the Battlefield - "I went so near the enemies pickets that could hear them...
| 300 |
214
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William A. Smith Writes from Winter Quarters in December 1863
| PASS |
215
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Action-Filled 116th PA. (Irish Brigade) Bristoe Campaign
| PASS |
216
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William S. McCrea Writes of their Accommodations
| PASS |
217
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1st PA. Light Artillery at Yorktown, VA.
| 50 |
218
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13th PA. Cav. (Irish Dragoons) - Fighting Rebs in the Shenandoah Valley!
| PASS |
219
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This Union Soldier Would Rather Be Considered Secesh Than Fight For The "Nig*r"
| 900 |
220
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A New York (Orange Blossoms) Soldier Self-Diagnosis His Gettysburg Wounding
| 100 |
221
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Battle of Chancellorsville 6th Corps Field Hospital "Report of Sick and Wounded" Muster Roll
| PASS |
222
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Union Hospital Soldier's Bed Card
| 50 |
223
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Overly Optimistic Battle of Second Fredericksburg Battle Letter.
| 200 |
224
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Detailed Battle of Rappahannock Station, Virginia Letter-They Took The Rebels By Surprise and Gave Them A Balls Bluff
| 350 |
225
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Fighting Joe Hooker and The 141st New York Help Open The Cracker Line at The Battle of Wauhatchie
| PASS |
226
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A Rebel Captain Union Cavalrymen; Vaccinating For Small Pox; Home Sickness & Working The Laziness Out of The Skulkers
| 100 |
227
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Drunkenness Abounds In Washington; Rebel Spies Shall Be Shot
| 300 |
228
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The Putrid Condition of Small Pox Cases Disgusts Him; Rebel Operatives Disperse Into Maryland's Countryside
| 100 |
229
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The Slaves of Muddy Branch Are As Well Off As Their Masters
| 190 |
230
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A "Negro" Funeral Plays A Joke On Union Pickets
| 275 |
231
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Seizing A House of A Reluctant Rebel For His Patients
| 100 |
232
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Hooker's Men Help Protect Washington By Gambling and Licentiousness
| 425 |
233
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Patients Fill Fairfax Seminary Hospital and Its Barracks
| 225 |
234
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Fort Lyons' Powder Magazine Explodes; A Soldier Mortally Wounds Himself In The Lung & Carrion Rots Within Rods of Their Camp
| 425 |
235
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Lee's Army Advances Into Maryland; Battle of Ashby's Gap; Pvt. Brown Accidentally Shoots A Friend In The Head; Union Sympathizers Are Stiffed By The Government
| 150 |
236
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Great Description of Camp Parapet; Ripe Crops Spoil As All The Former Slaves Are Now In The Army
| 250 |
237
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A "Negro" Uprising; General Banks' Wife Wears A low Cut Dress Thus "Excite[ing] Considerable Talk"; Catholics Abound In and Around New Orleans
| 100 |
238
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The Colored Troops Take Great Pride In Their Uniforms and Weapons; One Black Soldier Accidentally Cut Off Three Toes; A Local Planter Has Many Slaves Who Are Unwilling To Work
| 450 |
239
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A Slave Woman Gives Birth To A White Child-The Father Is a Wisconsin Soldier; Observing Sugar Cane Production; Planter Host Had Nothing To Drink But Wine; Gen. Shepley Is Under Investigation
| 300 |
240
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An Original Union Soldier's (Deserter's) Poem: "Song of the Teche" Chronicling The 12th Maine's Early Service
| 225 |
241
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Lincoln's National Fast Day; Greenbacks Revive The Men; His Prescriptions Trumps Surgeon Sweet's; Ex-Slaves Occupy Abandoned Houses Across The River in Virginia.
| 225 |
242
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Irish Brigade - Saint Patrick's Day Horse Race - 2nd Corps Letter
| 100 |
243
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this Seaman reports on the Action at Port Hudson
| 225 |
244
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General McClernand Honors the Wisconsin Regiments In A Letter to the Wisconsin Governor
| PASS |
245
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‘Bloody 9th Illinois Cavalry’ Fights Forrest on MULES! - “We have come so accustomed to the music of balls and the shrick of shells..."
| PASS |
246
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7th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Letter - Battle Action at Lookout Mountain
| 600 |
247
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A Group of Union Commanders
| 100 |
248
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1st Michigan Engineers Poem: "THE WOUNDED BOY ON STONE RIVER."
| 100 |
249
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1st Michigan Engineers Poem: "MY COUNTRY."
| 160 |
250
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Brevet Brigadier General Julius Hayden Inspects The Ambulance Corps
| 100 |
251
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Springfield Arsenal Booklet: Model 1863 Springfield Musket
| 300 |
252
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Constitution of the Loyal Union League of Citizen's of The United States
| 160 |
253
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The Erie Canal Will Not Be Expanded--Ohio Governor David Tod Sends His Anti-Expenditure Policy to Congressman Cox
| PASS |
254
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The Anthony Photograph of Washington Painting Looted From R.E. Lee Residence
| 375 |
255
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Early New-York Times Report of the Battle of Gettysburg.
| 100 |
256
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3rd Massachusetts Infantry Writes of Capturing a Guerilla in North Carolina, an “Uncle Tom” Plantation and much more
| PASS |
257
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Great Service Records - 105th Pennsylvania “Wildcats Regiment”
| PASS |
258
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Patriotic Songs Inspired by True War Events on the Gettysburg Battlefield
| PASS |
259
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The Following 5 letters are written by “William G. Whitworth” who enlisted 8/9/1862 at Grand Rapids into A Co. MI 6th Cavalry. He was captured and died at Andersonville, 9/20/1864.
| PASS |
260
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Hunting Down the Rebels
| PASS |
261
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The rebels Are deserting Into The Union Lines
| PASS |
262
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Eight Page Letter Wriiten By Whitworth
| PASS |
263
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Converned about Stonewall
| PASS |
264
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General Gordon Advises His Political Ally of the Current Situation
| PASS |
265
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Spotsylvania Battle Letter - May 19th, 1864
| PASS |
266
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Writes a Description of the Regimental Colors & Color Staffs - Includes Antietam & Gettysburg Presentations
| PASS |
267
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34th MA. Color Guard at New Market
| PASS |
268
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Rebels In Route To Burn Chambersburg _ He Escapes Capture
| PASS |
269
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Writer James O. Parmlee is given a Confederate Circular Inviting Foreigners "Entrapped" in the Union Army to be aided by the Confederacy!
| 600 |
270
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He Is Describing Vicksburg After Its Fall
| PASS |
271
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Battle of Cedar Creek Letter - 10th Vermont
| PASS |
272
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The Officer Captures Men and Money
| PASS |
273
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6th N.Y. Heavy Artillery - “The Rebs cut every button off of his jacket....”
| 275 |
274
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Spotsylvania Court House Battle Letter - Written Right on the Field
| 325 |
275
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The Michigan 5th Cavalry Document
| 250 |
276
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He Was A Nephew of Abolitionist William Cullen Bryant and Led as Colonel of the 46th USCT
| PASS |
277
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He Served in the Siege of Petersburg, Commanding a Division of Black Troops in the Ill-Fated July 30 Charge on the Crater
| PASS |
278
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Battle of New Market Heights: "The Negors Charged Their Main Line of Works Carrying Everything Before Them…"
| PASS |
279
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GIDEON WELLES Sends A Surgeon To The Examining Board-With Engraving
| PASS |
280
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St. Patrick's Day Celebration; Grant Takes Command; The Army is Reorganized ; There Are No Signs of The Confederates; Major General Sykes Wife's Ball Dress Falls Short at Gen. J. J. Bartlett's...
| 450 |
281
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Surgeon Faxon Is Vexed By Gen. Warren; Warren is Losing Reputation At Head Quarters; Fourth of July Celebrations Will Bring in New Patients; Turning In Gen. Griffin For Violating War Department Orders
| 150 |
282
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The Officers of the Army of The Potomac's & The 5th Corps Are FOR McClellan While The Soldiers Are NOT!
| PASS |
283
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While Defending Potomac Creek Crossings Brevet Brig. Gen. Stephenson Reports On The 5th Corps Shake Up Following Chancellorsville
| 100 |
284
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BBG Stephenson Reports: The Advance on Rappahannock Station; Gen. Griffin Seeks Another Star; Col. Guiney Allows His Irish Regiment To Get Drunk, "Whiskey Can Be Purchased or Stolen"; The Army's...
| 250 |
285
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No Faith In Grant Against Lee: "The People Are Doomed To Be Disappointed in Their New God."
| 500 |
286
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Capt. Edward O. Shepard Chronicles Grant's Overland Campaign
| PASS |
287
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Mystified By Lincoln's Renomination For President; Grant Has Been Outwitted By Lee In The Wilderness; Losses Are Heavy; What Will They Do Without More Men.
| PASS |
288
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General Stephenson Reports On Pennsylvania "Oil Rush" in 1864
| PASS |
289
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Apple Jack Flows During a Raid on The Weldon Railroad...Those Who Straggled Are Found With Their Throats Cut
| 375 |
290
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Ordering A "Big Blister" On A Soldier Who Will Not Work; In New Orleans Irish, French and German Flock To The Army
| 100 |
291
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A "Negro" Break Down; Ragged Refugees Come Into The Lines; Examining The Colored Troops of 2nd Louisiana (Colored) Troops
| 250 |
292
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A Massachusetts' Flag Presentation; General Nathaniel Banks' Little Daughter Leads The Speech; A Grand Review and More
| 100 |
293
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Great Early Description of Mardi Gras In New Orleans; Amputating A Man's Arm To Save His Life
| 300 |
294
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General Banks Gives A Commanding Speech During A Flag Presentation; Daring Escape of A CSA Conscript
| 150 |
295
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The Soldier's Pay Go To Cotton Speculators
| 100 |
296
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Runaway Slaves Are Returned To The Plantations; Col. Kimball's Promotion; Payroll Misdeeds; Rebel Deserters; A Thieving Regiment Is Sent South; The Red River Campaign
| 250 |
297
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General Banks' Command Meets With Disaster On The Red River and General Shepley Goes AWOL
| 100 |
298
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General Banks Fails Miserably; All Eyes Turn To Grant To Save The Union
| 100 |
299
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He "Can't Bear The Sight of a Negro Soldier"; Greenbacks Lose Their Value; The Correct Way To Amputate a Finger
| 300 |
300
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His Colored Assistance Gets Surly Soon After The Arrival of US Colored Troops-Then He Hires "A Regular African"; The Chicago Board of Trade Battery Loses All Their Guns During The Red River Campaign
| 325 |
301
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Many Sacrifice Their Lives For This Cause; Has Not Changed His Mind About The Colored Race; Helping Care For Texas Refugees While The Government Provides For Them
| 325 |
302
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Occupying Baton Rouge; A Dead Body Floating Down River Presents A "Horrid Sight"; The 30th Maine Has Been Decimated on The Red River and By Disease
| 100 |
303
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Rushed To Butler's Bermuda Hundred Front Lines-The Pickets Observe Their Own Truce
| 100 |
304
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Troops Movements Up and Down The James River; A Rebel Sharpshooter's Bullet Nearly Misses Him; Union Gunboats Heavily Shelled The Rebel's Camp
| 140 |
305
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The 12th Maine Covers The Withdrawal; General Birge "Puts On More Airs Then Grant."
| 100 |
306
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Severely Criticizing Black Troops Following The Mine Disaster-He Wants White Troops To Be Treated Like Human Beings; Mosby's Guerrillas; Dr. Bradley's Archaic Medical Practices
| 350 |
307
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Advancing Into The Shenandoah; This Letter Closes While Confederate General Early Attacks Sheridan's Army At Berryville
| 200 |
308
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Gen. Sheridan Is Not Disposed To Bring On A General Fight Unless The Rebs Commence It.
| 100 |
309
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Advancing On Rebel Occupied Berryville, Virginia
| 100 |
310
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Dr. Towle Is Overwhelmed With Amputations Following The Battle of Third Winchester
| 350 |
311
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Treating The Wounded of Both Sides After The Battle of Winchester: "This Has Been A Week of Surgery And I Have Improved It.”
| 150 |
312
|
Incredibly Detailed Civil War Surgeon's Battle Letter
| 450 |
313
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He Was Unable To Operate On A Friend From Home; Sheridan Rides Along The Lines During The Battle of Winchester; No Charges Have Been Filed Against A Drunken Surgeon; The 14th New Hampshire Commit...
| 250 |
314
|
Rebel Troops Surprise Sheridan Opening The Battle of Cedar Creek
| 250 |
315
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Sheridan's Appearance Turns The Tide of Battle During The Battle of Cedar Creek
| 150 |
316
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The 12th Maine Are Told To Return Their Colors By General Grover While Mosby Takes Dinner With A Local Family
| 100 |
317
|
A Soldier Is Accidentally Shot Dead "By The Discharge of A Musket"; Going Into Winter Quarters; After Bloody Fighting The Maine Regiments Are Consolidated
| 100 |
318
|
Rag Pickers Collection The Discarded Union Soldier's Clothes-Blue Rags Bring a Premium
| 100 |
319
|
Scarce General Hatch’s ALS
| PASS |
320
|
The Maine Sharpshooter States “I can count the buttons on their clothes a mile off.”
| PASS |
321
|
34th Ohio Battle Letter by Franklin L. Allen - Writing from Fort Toland, West Virginia, with Cover
| 600 |
322
|
101st Ohio Infantry - Altoona Pass Battle Letter
| PASS |
323
|
11th Massachusetts Battalion Battle Report From Cold Harbor To The Mine Explosion
| PASS |
324
|
Sixth New Jersey Volunteers Grant Overland Campaign Battle Report
| PASS |
325
|
Two Union Generals Square Off On Whiskey and Commissary Pricing In 1864
| PASS |
326
|
Fifth New Jersey Volunteers Grant Overland Campaign Battle Report
| 375 |
327
|
Rare General Montgomery Meigs Printed Battle of Chattanooga Report
| PASS |
328
|
Bound Volume of 1864 General Orders
| 150 |
329
|
California War Dated Poll Tax Receipt
| PASS |
330
|
Extraordinary Graphic Prisoners’ Document Written to the Historian of U.S. Prisons.
| 550 |
331
|
Field Printed Danville Pass
| PASS |
332
|
Letter by Confederate Soldier Who Became A "Galvanized Yankee" Telling of His Job Placing "Electric Machine" Torpedoes in Harbor, Sullivan's Island, Charleston, S.C.!
| 600 |
333
|
49th New York Infantry - Two Letters from Medal of Honor Recipient John P. McVean
| 170 |
334
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The Confederate Uniforms Aren’t Worth A Dime
| 90 |
335
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In 1888 He was Promoted to the Rank of General of the Army During the Term of President Grover Cleveland
| 50 |
336
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Robert Smalls of Planter Fame Captain Their Boat; Occupying Savannah, Georgia Shortly After Its Fall; Several Rebel Homes Claim Protect Under Foreign Flags; The Rebels Flood The River To Prevent...
| 1100 |
337
|
Savannah Is Rocked By Huge Explosions That Levels Nearly Ninety Buildings In The City; He Is Nearly Hit By A Shell From The Arsenal
| 475 |
338
|
Soldier Art; Becoming Spoiled By "Colored" Servants; Down On Bounty Jumpers; State Agents Are Recruiting Former Slaves To Fill Their State Quotas
| 400 |
339
|
Meeting High Ranking Confederate Officers Under A Flag of Truce; "Lincoln Sentiment Is Gaining Ground" With The Sober People of The South
| 475 |
340
|
Lincoln's Assassination Hits The South Hard; Slighted By Col. Kimball On Passing Assistant Surgeon Towle Over For Promotion-He Has Many More Friends Than The Colonel Realizes
| PASS |
341
|
Jeff Davis Passes Through Augusta; Former Slaves Are Told They "Must Not Consider The Word Freedom As Meaning Freedom From Labor."
| 650 |
342
|
The Grand Review
| PASS |
343
|
1st Michigan Engineers Poem Condemning Their Colonel and Major During Sherman's March To The Sea and Through The Carolinas
| 1300 |
344
|
General Weitzel's 25th Corps Honors Her Valiant Soldiers
| PASS |
345
|
Collection of Army of the James 25th Corps Documents Including Many Signed By Medal of Honor Winner Lt. Co.. Daniel D. Wheeler
| PASS |
346
|
Hero of Hoover’s Gap Later Killed by Desperadoes in Texas - 6th Missiouir Cavalry Signed Discharge
| 50 |
347
|
Georgia Guerillas “go round plundering and hanging Union people....” In 1865
| PASS |
348
|
War Hero Continues to Serve In New York Politics
| PASS |
349
|
General Sherman Comments “our country men have already forgot their old soldiers”
| 425 |
350
|
A Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Company Stock Certificate Issued To And Signed On Verso By John C. Fremont
| 250 |
351
|
The Federal General Who Stopped Lee At Gettysburg
| PASS |
352
|
The 14 Connecticut Major Accused of Misuse of Funds
| PASS |
353
|
Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies - Maps
| PASS |
354
|
Dedicated to General John Palmer
| 50 |
355
|
His Leg is on Display at the National Museum of Health and Medicine
| 50 |
356
|
Scarce 1860 Breckinridge & Lane Ferrotype
| 500 |
357
|
Great Scene of Soldiers Having Supper - Black Man Seated on Ground With Them - A Rare Camp Scene
| 400 |
358
|
Abbott Tintype Union General Benjamin F. Butler
| 100 |
359
|
South Carolina Photo With Officers and a Servant
| 325 |
360
|
CDV Of the CSA VP
| 150 |
361
|
Large Albumen Major General George Thomas
| 50 |
362
|
Stevens and His Staff at Beaufort SC
| PASS |
363
|
Rarely Seen Photo of an Ironclad
| 110 |
364
|
Brady Photo of U.S. Grant
| PASS |
365
|
Nice Signed Officers CDV
| PASS |
366
|
In 1880 This Heroic Union General Ran For president
| 80 |
367
|
Confederate NCO Mounted Albumen
| PASS |
368
|
The Abolitionist, Author and Wife of General Fremont
| 225 |
369
|
A Pair of Officer CDV’s
| 50 |
370
|
A Pair of Soldier Tintypes
| 180 |
371
|
The Sodiers’ Remains Still On The Battlefield
| 155 |
372
|
The President’s House
| 80 |
373
|
General George McClellan Signed CDV Sold At NY Sanitary Fair
| 700 |
374
|
War dated CDV - Named After George Washington
| PASS |
375
|
Tintype of Union General Henry Halleck
| PASS |
376
|
Antietam Confederate Dead
| PASS |
377
|
Taken in Front Of The Marshall House
| PASS |
378
|
The Oldest Gettysburg Combatant
| 120 |
379
|
Issuing Rations at City Point
| PASS |
380
|
A Patriotic Cat
| 110 |
381
|
The patriotic mascot - Old Abe
| 140 |
382
|
Brevet Brigadier General James B. Swain 11TH N.Y. Cavalry & Wife Photographs
| PASS |
383
|
Photograph of "Old Aunt Coly”
| 100 |
384
|
Important Florida Confederate Naval Officer - Part of Breckinridge’s Escape Escort
| PASS |
385
|
Massachusetts Shipwreck Victim
| 100 |
386
|
Fort Lincoln Photograph By Alexander Gardner
| 400 |
387
|
CDV of George Armstrong Custer as a Major General
| 650 |
388
|
Montage Phtograph of the Confederate Leaders
| 110 |
389
|
Engraving of John C. Breckinridge
| 110 |
390
|
Tom Thumb Wedding Lithograph
| PASS |
391
|
Union US Dug Buckle Plate,
| 50 |
392
|
Five Photographs of Period War Dated Sketches By Well Known Artist
| PASS |
393
|
Just a Unique War Item Honors McClellan
| PASS |
394
|
Large Format Broadside Supporting Lincoln’s Second Election
| 550 |
395
|
The Last Confederate Flag and the First Sermon for Freed Slaves in Richmond
| PASS |
396
|
The Bank Check Has a Profile of Secretary William Seward
| PASS |
397
|
Rare Stephen Douglas 1860 Presidential Campaign Biography
| 325 |
398
|
Rare Bell and Everett 1860 Virginia Campaign Ballot
| 300 |
399
|
A Pair of Lincoln Patriotic Covers
| PASS |
400
|
President Lincoln and Gen. McClellan in McClellan's Tent
| 550 |
401
|
An Enormous Pair of Massachusetts Lincoln Elector Tickets
| PASS |
402
|
Rare 1864 Presidential Campaign Connecticut Election Broadside
| PASS |
403
|
beautiful Lincoln campaign Item - 1864
| PASS |
404
|
Lincoln 1864 Political Lapel Pin
| 500 |
405
|
Patriotic Lincoln Paper Label
| 180 |
406
|
President Lincoln and Tad
| 70 |
407
|
Plenty of War Reporting - But Also Ads For Important Theater News - Ford’s Theater - Laura Keene - Edwin Booth
| 50 |
408
|
Lincoln Is Nominated a Second Time
| PASS |
409
|
McClellan 1864 Portrait Campaign Ballot From Ohio
| 60 |
410
|
McClellan 1864 Campaign Ballot From Ohio
| PASS |
411
|
A Wounded Union Soldier Is Sorry His Congressman Will Not Be Able To Stand Up To "Abe Lincoln's Authority"
| PASS |
412
|
Lincoln Assassination Newspaper
| 60 |
413
|
Exquisite Lincoln Mourning Bracelet.
| 1900 |
414
|
Lincoln Memorabilia
| 200 |
415
|
Lincoln CDV By Alexander Gardner....Gardner Front and Back Imprints
| 600 |
416
|
Lincoln and Hair and Bandage Display
| 400 |
417
|
Lincoln Hair, Bandage and Ford’s Theater Wood Display
| 1200 |
418
|
Shooting Booth
| 500 |
419
|
“Capture Of Harrold And The Shooting Of Booth In The Barn Of Garath’s Farm By A Detachment Of The 16th New York Cavalry Under The Order Of Col. Baker”
| 500 |
420
|
Ford's Theater Playbill Photograph….John E. Buckingham Doorman On April 14, 1865
| PASS |
421
|
Engraved Presentation Goblet - Commissioned by Lincoln
| 300 |
422
|
Abraham Lincoln Funeral Flag
| 1500 |
423
|
Lionizing the Assassin John Wilkes Booth In Music
| 100 |
424
|
Great Ford’s Theater Photo
| 250 |
425
|
An Interesting Pair of Relics Presented By Long-time Custodian of Lincoln’s Tomb, H. W. Fay
| PASS |
426
|
Campaign Piece For Zachery Taylor
| 60 |
427
|
King George III Signed Document
| 200 |
428
|
Printed Document Signed In Type By Santa Anna Days Before The Taking of Veracruz And His Promotion To The Rank Of Brigadier General
| PASS |
429
|
Very Nice Period Litho of the Mexan American War
| PASS |
430
|
Rare Santa Fe, New Mexico Document Signed 2x By Union General ALFRED PLEASONTON, 2nd U. S. Dragoons
| 150 |
431
|
1815 - He Was Present at the British Defeat at New Orleans and Fort Bowyer
| PASS |
432
|
Double Amputee - Alfred A. Stratton of the 147th NY
| 100 |
433
|
U.S.S. Atlanta Sailor’s Hat
| 650 |
434
|
Unusual Span Am Patriotic Covers
| 50 |
435
|
Admiral Dewey- the Only Person to Achieve That Rank
| 90 |
436
|
COMMANDER OF USS BOSTON DESCRIBES THE CAPTURE OF AN ENEMY FORTRESS
| PASS |
437
|
Unique Spanish American War Artifact
| PASS |
438
|
Spam Am Broadside
| PASS |
439
|
An End to the Spanish American War Reported in The First Newspaper to Print Color Cartoons
| 60 |
440
|
DuPont Shows America’s Naval History
| PASS |
441
|
The Hated Hun Poster
| 200 |
442
|
Opening The Panama Canal
| 225 |
443
|
The Translation Is “GERMANY'S CONQUEST OF THE AIR.”
| 50 |
444
|
World War I Reporter’s Notebook
| PASS |
445
|
Dramatic WWI Poster
| 120 |
446
|
Two U.S. Army Engineer’s World War I Notebooks
| PASS |
447
|
Dramatic WWI Poster Art
| 50 |
448
|
“Execution of the Hun Chief - The Death of Militarism”
| 100 |
449
|
WWI Soldier’s Letter Archive
| PASS |
450
|
WWII Letter Group
| PASS |
451
|
Recruiting in The Best Men
| 160 |
452
|
Amazing Original Large Lot of about 135 Different Nazi Germany Propaganda Prints Circa late 1930's
| 150 |
453
|
Beautiful Silk Naval Piece
| PASS |
454
|
Using the Calendar Format, Mussollini promotes Fascism
| PASS |
455
|
Book of U.S. Navy Ships and Submarines Covers
| 475 |
456
|
Luftwaffe LKPS101 Summer Flight Helmet
| 250 |
457
|
The Invasion Of Poland - Its Victims Dramatized in This Poster
| 150 |
458
|
Nazi Pocket Watch
| PASS |
459
|
Hitler Youth Candid Photographs
| PASS |
460
|
Swastika Christmas tree Ornament
| 100 |
461
|
Australian Pilot Recipient of the Victoria Cross
| PASS |
462
|
Official Hitler Propaganda
| 50 |
463
|
The Fuhrer Encourages His People
| 100 |
464
|
Stopping Hitler - Scarce Poster
| 100 |
465
|
Pearl Harbor Broadside
| 50 |
466
|
Stark WWII Poster
| 50 |
467
|
Hitler “What do you say America?”
| 80 |
468
|
Mussolini “What do you say America?”
| 50 |
469
|
Scarce WWII Marine Bandana
| 110 |
470
|
WWII Air Corp Bandana
| 130 |
471
|
WWII Army Bandanda
| 50 |
472
|
Nazi Admiral Signed Photo
| 60 |
473
|
Pointing Out The American Hypocrisy
| 50 |
474
|
This Japanese 2-Man Submarine Was captured And Used In Fund Raising
| PASS |
475
|
Rare Formal Portrait Of Hitler
| 325 |
476
|
Prisoner of War Folk Art
| 100 |
477
|
A second Carved and Decorated Prisoner of War Folk Art
| 60 |
478
|
110th Field Artillery Headquarters Guidon, Likely Flown on Omaha Beach, June 6, 1944.
| PASS |
479
|
Enola Gay Signed Photograph of the Hiroshima Atom Bomb Explosion
| PASS |
480
|
Enola Gay Tibbets Signed Newspaper
| 100 |
481
|
Highly Uncommon World War II-dated Printed Japanese Ceasefire Broadside
| 100 |
482
|
Dwight Eisenhower Safe Conduct Pass For A German Soldier
| 100 |
483
|
The Nazi Press Photo Shows Halder and Hitler
| 50 |
484
|
He Was the Highest-Ranking American WWII POW
| 100 |
485
|
After the Japanese Cease Fire, He Ordered “If any Japanese airplanes appear, shoot them down in a friendly way.”
| 325 |
486
|
He Later Became Head of the CIA
| 50 |
487
|
Nimitz Believes Armed War With the Communists is Probable”
| 190 |
488
|
The Only American General Officer to Make Four Combat Jumps in the War
| 200 |
489
|
Dachau Camp Used By The Allies To hold SS Soldiers
| 100 |
490
|
Relics From The D-Day Beaches
| 375 |
491
|
Heroes of World War II Commemorative Plates
| PASS |
492
|
Who Would Believe It ? One of Stalin's personal chefs was Vladimir Putin's grandfather, Spiridon Putin
| PASS |
493
|
Korea Trench Artifact
| 50 |
494
|
Korean War - Instructing North Korean and Chinese Armed forces How to Surrender
| PASS |
495
|
In The Depth Of The Cold War
| 100 |
496
|
Viet Nam letter Group
| PASS |
497
|
Former Nazi General Letter
| 110 |
498
|
Sargent, The Recepient of This Cover, Wrote The Biography About the Sender
| 180 |
499
|
Signed By the Head of the Tammany Hall Political Machine - Boss Tweed
| 100 |
500
|
Signed Engraving Of America’s Greatest Actor
| PASS |
501
|
America’s Most Prolific Political Cartoonist
| PASS |
502
|
The Wolf in Patriotic Clothing
| PASS |
503
|
A Superb Charles Lindbergh Signed Photograph In An Early Silver Plate Frame
| PASS |
504
|
J. Edgar Hoover Discusses FBI Appointments with Congressman Fulmer of South Carolina
| PASS |
505
|
The First to Climb Everest
| 150 |
506
|
Fine Wax Wax Art
| PASS |
507
|
Paul Revere Related Artifact
| 70 |
508
|
Large Transfer Printed Pitcher
| 200 |
509
|
Faux Gold Facsimile Of A Liberty Head Gold Piece
| PASS |
510
|
The More Scarce 1883 Carson City Silver Dollar
| 160 |
511
|
The Butler Bank
| 190 |
512
|
Unique Artifact - First Report of the Moon Landing
| 100 |
513
|
The Jerusalem Jew
| PASS |
514
|
Bonnie & Clyde FBI Card
| 300 |
515
|
Chronological Table Of Biblical Figures
| PASS |
516
|
1822 Act Concerning The Massachusetts Militia
| PASS |
517
|
Newark Is Incorporated
| PASS |
518
|
Republic of Texas Certificate of Stock Dated June 15th, 1840
| PASS |
519
|
1840 Ohio Indian Fur Trade Letter
| 100 |
520
|
From the Republic of Texas - Texas Association Unengrossed Certificate
| 400 |
521
|
Exceptionally Graphic Early Maritime Membership Certificate
| PASS |
522
|
In Barnumesque Cunning, This Songwriter Turns $625 Into $11,000
| PASS |
523
|
Two volumes of mid-19th century Harper’s New Monthly Magazine
| 50 |
524
|
An Exceptionally Handsome Engraved Image of Commodore Perry’s japanese Expedition
| PASS |
525
|
Two bound volumes of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 1858-1859
| 50 |
526
|
Graphic Principal Chief Of The Shawanoes Print
| PASS |
527
|
1870 Mormon Letter
| 90 |
528
|
A Rare Broadside On The Execution of Louis H. F. Wagner Who Was Convicted Of The Axe Murders Of Two Woman On The Isles Of Shoals Off The Coast Of New Hampshire
| PASS |
529
|
Printed Just After Barnum Buys Bailey
| PASS |
530
|
Superb Ottawa Chief Print
| PASS |
531
|
A Fine Association Of Russell Sage And Jay Gould Signing On The Same Stock Certificate
| PASS |
532
|
Prohibition Party Print
| 225 |
533
|
Man Sent To Work On An Alabama Chain Gang
| 100 |
534
|
A Chicago Merchandiser
| PASS |
535
|
The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Is Dramatically Reported
| PASS |
536
|
Shocking Graphic Report of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre
| 150 |
537
|
Dillinger FBI Card
| 300 |
538
|
Rare Stock Issued To And Signed Twice By Aviation Legend Roscoe Turner!
| PASS |
539
|
Popeye And Baseball - Pure Americana
| 100 |
540
|
Original Peter Max Artwork
| PASS |
541
|
The Military Reception at Grant’s Tomb
| PASS |
542
|
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Brother henry
| PASS |
543
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Special family Photographic Frame
| PASS |
544
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Bicycle Race At Willow Grove Park, C. 1890’s
| PASS |
545
|
A Risque Grouping
| 275 |
546
|
Geisha Girls
| PASS |
547
|
National Balloting List For The Midterm Election Of 1838
| PASS |
548
|
Henry Clay Ambrotype
| PASS |
549
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Photographs of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas
| 60 |
550
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Tabular Statement Of Votes From Wisconsin, The Final State Counted In The Election Of 1876, The Second Closest Race In The History Of The United States
| PASS |
551
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Tammany Hall Racketeer
| 50 |
552
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Stock Signed By Donald Regan
| 50 |
553
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The George Washington The Classic "Linked States" 1789 Inaugural Brass Shank Button
| 4600 |
554
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George Washington Bi-Centennial Plate - 1932
| PASS |
555
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Large Hand Tinted Print Of John Quincy Adams
| 190 |
556
|
A Choice Printed Silk Broadside Of Andrew Jackson's First Inaugural Address
| 1400 |
557
|
Andrew Jackson Buys Shoes and Caps for His Negro Slaves
| 2750 |
558
|
Large Hand Tinted Print Of William Henry Harrison
| PASS |
559
|
Scarce Campaign Ribbon
| 50 |
560
|
National Galaxy Featuring Engravings And Biographies Of America’s First Ten Presidents
| 500 |
561
|
John Tyler ALS Concerning An Appointment at Perth Amboy, New Jersey
| 700 |
562
|
Buchanan Discuss the Progress of the First Presidential Memoir
| 550 |
563
|
Ticket To Attend The Impeachment Trial of Andrew Johnson
| 275 |
564
|
Scarce Andrew Johnson Governor Military Academy Appointment
| 750 |
565
|
Our First Accidental President
| PASS |
566
|
Mourning Ribbon in Memoriam U. S. Grant
| PASS |
567
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Ulysses S. Grant Porcelain Portrait Brooch c. 1880
| 400 |
568
|
Great gGrant Good Bye
| 50 |
569
|
Pennsylvania Acknowledges The Death Of U.S. Grant
| 100 |
570
|
A Healed Nation - Virginia Troops Join The Grant Funeral Cortege
| 100 |
571
|
A Rare Centennial Exposition Hall Of Presidents
| 1100 |
572
|
Large Albumen Photos of Grant’s Funeral
| 150 |
573
|
Harrison and Morton Election Speech Ticket
| 100 |
574
|
Benjamin Harrison Campaign Plate
| PASS |
575
|
Just Part Of President Roosevelt’s Duties
| 50 |
576
|
Large Format Photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt by Underwood
| PASS |
577
|
Dwight Eisenhower Free Frank while General
| 850 |
578
|
Richard Nixon Signed 1968 Event Card in Atlanta, Georgia
| 70 |
579
|
Pass To Attend Iranian Hostages Being Released Ceremony At White House January 1981
| 60 |
580
|
California Rancher Seeks a Horse Thief
| PASS |
581
|
He Died with Custer
| 425 |
582
|
He Died With Custer
| PASS |
583
|
Close Friend of Custer and Survivor of the Black Hills Campaign
| 50 |
584
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The Western Entertainer of the 19th Century - Jack Crawford
| PASS |
585
|
Likely Span Am War photograph.
| PASS |
586
|
A Four Piece Indian Theme Desk Set
| PASS |
587
|
Noted Artist Paints Custer
| 150 |
588
|
Chief Iron Tail
| 200 |
589
|
The Men and Women of the Indian Wars
| 100 |
590
|
The Controversial Koloma - Josie Earp Photograph
| PASS |
591
|
Pancho Villa Expedition Letter to Noted International Financier James Luitweiler
| 70 |
592
|
1880’s Colorful Scorecards
| 350 |
593
|
Very Scarce Photo - Woman Baseball Player
| PASS |
594
|
Circa 1890 Card Baseball Players
| PASS |
595
|
Everyone Loves Baseball
| 160 |
596
|
The Navy Plays Baseball
| 80 |
597
|
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plays baseball
| PASS |
598
|
Circa 1900 Baseball Team
| 80 |
599
|
Circa 1900 Baseball Team
| 110 |
600
|
Comic Baseball Trade Cards
| 100 |
601
|
This Baseball Novel Contains Three 1914 Printed Baseball Photos
| 150 |
602
|
Early Baseball Team
| PASS |
603
|
What is the Italian Translation for Baseball?
| PASS |
604
|
Cyanotype Team Photo
| PASS |
605
|
Boxer Jake La Motta Signed Check
| PASS |
606
|
Archiw Moore Letter
| 100 |