Lot Number | Title | Final Price |
1
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Early English Document
| 100 |
2
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1766 Pennsylvania Laws
| PASS |
3
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1773 Plea in Court Case
| PASS |
4
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The Full Printing of theThe Fort Gower Resolution
| 110 |
5
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1776 Document Supplying The Revolutionary Army “...eighty filled with pickles the rest are not pickled...”
| 140 |
6
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Revolutionary War-date Voucher For Soldier Who Served At Valley Forge
| PASS |
7
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Colonial 1784 Land Sale Document
| PASS |
8
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Virginia Rev War Soldier Receives His Land Grant
| 275 |
9
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The Religious Debate In Early America
| 100 |
10
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Pension Document for Widows of KIA Revolutionary Soldiers
| PASS |
11
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The Execution of Captain Nathan Hale - Clearly Showing the Black Hangman
| 350 |
12
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The Revolutionary War Viewed in Engravings
| PASS |
13
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The Boston Massacre Monument from the Fostell Collection
| 50 |
14
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Very Early Slave Document - 1725
| 300 |
15
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Early Sambo Broadside,
| 200 |
16
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The Writer Offers To Hunt The Negroes
| PASS |
17
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Unusual Request For Her Slaves
| 80 |
18
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The Children Want The Slaves To Be Kept In The Family Only
| 100 |
19
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Manumission Of Slave Woman
| 200 |
20
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Appraisal Names Twelve Slaves
| 200 |
21
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17 named Mississippi Slaves
| 180 |
22
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He Provides For His Slaves Until They Are 21 - Then Frees Them
| 200 |
23
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Black Americana Music Sheets
| 90 |
24
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Price of North Carolina Slaves Is High
| PASS |
25
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Mammy and Child With Etched Identification
| PASS |
26
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The Details of Renting a Slave For One Year
| 100 |
27
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Virginia Tax Receipt For Free Colored
| 130 |
28
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1859 New Orleans Tax Assessment With Slave Values
| 100 |
29
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War dated Slave Document - Burial in Williamsburh
| PASS |
30
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Louisiana Plantion Ledger Sheet - records Cotton Picking
| PASS |
31
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The Confederate Government is Not Liable for Kidnapped Slaves
| PASS |
32
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Slave Themed Covers
| 150 |
33
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Whipping Sheridan's Troopers At The Battle of Trevilian Station.
| 375 |
34
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Doctor’s Bill For Treating a Negro Girl
| PASS |
35
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From Boston - The Emancipation Hymn
| 225 |
36
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The Mammy and Her Charge
| 350 |
37
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The Fifty Fifth Regiment - Charleston
| 250 |
38
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Loaded With Important News - 13th Amendment - Peace Negotiations
| 450 |
39
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Bedford County, (West) Virginia's Newly Freed Slaves Adjust To A New Life.
| 1200 |
40
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Emancipation of Slaves Confederate Citizen's Pardon.
| 475 |
41
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20 Indian Wars Period Military Documents
| PASS |
42
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Black Photographer in the West
| PASS |
43
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Young Black Child in Portland, Maine
| 70 |
44
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Buffalo Soldier Muster Roll Signed by Medal of Honor Recepient
| 900 |
45
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Buffalo Soldiers Docs - Twenty 24th Infantry - Group of 20 Payroll Documents
| PASS |
46
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Negative Black Theme Cartoon Photos
| PASS |
47
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A Pair of Black Americana Stereo Views
| 70 |
48
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The General Who Commanded USCT’s
| 150 |
49
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Black Americana Artwork
| 200 |
50
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Racist Cards
| 100 |
51
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Black America Theme Whiskey Bottle
| 225 |
52
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Smoky Joe Advertising Piece
| PASS |
53
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Derogatory Racist Print
| 50 |
54
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Discontinue Colored Cavalry Enlistments
| 70 |
55
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The President of Liberia
| PASS |
56
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West Virginia State University HBCU
| PASS |
57
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Jim Crow Era Newspaper
| PASS |
58
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Ali, Fraser, Foreman - 1970s Boxing Magazines
| 50 |
59
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His Sons Served On Opposing Sides During The Civil War
| 300 |
60
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Removal of the Commander of the Country’s Oldest Arsenal
| 150 |
61
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This CSA General Nicknamed Stonewall
| 425 |
62
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Fire-Eater Yancey "Popular Sovereignty" & The 1860 Presidential Campaign.
| 400 |
63
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1860 Cumberland University Autograph & Photograph Book with Important Confederate Autographs
| 5000 |
64
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Beauregard Autograph Notes Signed, Telegrams Sequencing The Battle Of Manassass
| PASS |
65
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Beauregard Note Signed On Copies of Telegrams Sequencing The Battle Of Manassass
| PASS |
66
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Claiborne Seeking An Appointment
| PASS |
67
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Weapons Sent by Col Rugglesd
| 110 |
68
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Letter to Ruggles - Reference Future KIA General Gladdemn
| PASS |
69
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Collection of Twelve Virginia Military Institute CDVs
| PASS |
70
|
Confederate Patriotic Cover
| PASS |
71
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Georgia Ensign William B. Hogg
| PASS |
72
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Discharge From the Provisional Army of the Confederate States
| 275 |
73
|
An Exceedingly Scarce Confederate Music Sheet.
| 2750 |
74
|
Baltimore Supporting General Beauregard
| 300 |
75
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Rare Confederate "Safeguard" Pass Issued General Huger, Norfolk, 1861
| PASS |
76
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Well-Known (and Published) Confederate Diarist John B. Jones Issues A Safe Passage Pass.
| PASS |
77
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Alabama Jeff Davis Presidential Election Certification Document.
| 350 |
78
|
Early Richmond CSA Bond
| 50 |
79
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The Following Two Lots Are From Noted Confederate Map Maker, Albert Campbell
| PASS |
80
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Fascinating Grouping Surrounding The Appomattox Surrender and the ‘Apple Tree’ Story
| PASS |
81
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Blockade Runners Run Into Charleston While The Release of Mason & Slidell Will Result In The Recognition of The Confederacy.
| 425 |
82
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Speculating In The South Carolina's Upcountry in '62
| 250 |
83
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Our Cause Grows Stronger & Stronger While The Federals Occupy James Island
| 300 |
84
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Attacking The Yankee's "Negro Colony" On Hutchinson's Island.
| 190 |
85
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My 3rd Corporal Had His Head Shot Off By The Accidentally Discharge Of A Gun.
| 250 |
86
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Island Hopping Chasing Yankee Ghosts…"God's Providence" Will Save Their Cause.
| 225 |
87
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Rather Than Submit To Yankee Rule We Must Give Up Every Drop of Blood That Southern Hearts Contain.
| 225 |
88
|
Union Forces Withdraw After The Second Battle of Pocotaligo, South Carolina
| 2500 |
89
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Hard Encounter With The Yanks At The Second Battle of Pocotaligo, South Carolina.
| 1700 |
90
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We May Soon Have To Go Forth Again To Drive The Insolent…Foe From Our Sacred Soil.
| 150 |
91
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I Can Get A Very Trusty & Faithful Boy…He Can Make Provision For Us Next Summer.
| 225 |
92
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Hiring Out A Slave "Boy" and Sending Him To The Front.
| 325 |
93
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Union Forces Gather For The Attack on Charleston.
| 200 |
94
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Naval Attack On Charleston Results In The Sinking of The USS Keokuk.
| 550 |
95
|
I Ought To Sell Her While Negroes Are Selling So High.
| 550 |
96
|
Slave Hires; Attack On Charleston; News On Meeting His Cousin's Slave; Preventing Starvation Among The South's Citizens.
| 325 |
97
|
The Defense Of Charleston: The USS Ironsides Is Scuttled By The Yankee Navy; He Still Needs Servant Simon.
| 600 |
98
|
South Carolina Brig. Gen. John Dunovant Is A "Brave Man" and Recovered Alcoholic.
| 225 |
99
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The Yankees Are Repulsed At Battery Wagner While Charleston Is Shelled.
| 250 |
100
|
Battery Wagner Fails To Fall; Fort Sumter Mounts Guns Daily Including a Whitworth Gun; General Ripley Is Ousted.
| 500 |
101
|
John Fraser & Co. Gifts Two Blockade Run Whitworth Guns To Charleston.
| 650 |
102
|
Yankee Raiders Are Not As Hard On These "Union Ticket" North Carolinian's As On Them.
| 190 |
103
|
The Union People at Kenansville, N. C. Can't Compare To The South Carolinians.
| 120 |
104
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The Women of Spartanburg, South Carolina Are Not Affable.
| 250 |
105
|
France and England Help The Confederacy's Navy Dominate The World.
| 100 |
106
|
Rare Usage Of CSA Officer's Letter On Adversity Paper.
| 100 |
107
|
Advancing Into Virginia; R. E. Lee's Prediction That The War Will Be Over By July.
| 140 |
108
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General Beauregard Stops Butler In His Tracks At Drewry's Bluff.
| 200 |
109
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South Carolina Fights Under General D. H. Hill At The Battle of Drewry's Bluff.
| 200 |
110
|
Hampton Command Goes "After A Lot Of Negro Cavalry Who Have Been Devastating The Country".
| 750 |
111
|
Generals Grant & Lee Play Chess Along The Banks of The North & South Anna Rivers.
| 250 |
112
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Hampton's Cavalry Drive Back Gregg's Forces During The Battle of Haw's Shop.
| 375 |
113
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Lee Maneuvers In A Parallel Line Against Grant March Towards The James.
| 300 |
114
|
Sheridan Slits The Throats of His Worn-Out Horses!
| 225 |
115
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Battle of Nance's Shop, Va.-Unlike His Horses, He Has Survived Hard Campaigning So Far.
| 300 |
116
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Sheridan Is Bested At The Battle of St, Mary's Church, or Nance's Shop.
| 750 |
117
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He Is Proud That "It Has Been Our Good Fortune To Do Much To Save Our Country."
| 375 |
118
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The Kautz-Wilson Raid To Encircle Richmond Is Stopped In Its Tracks By The Help of Hampton's South Carolinian Cavalry.
| 1100 |
119
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We Have Whipped All The Yankee Cavalry and Drove Them Out of The Country.
| 300 |
120
|
The Value of Gold and CSA Currency Goes Up; Sheridan Prepares For Another Raid on The Rail Roads.
| 275 |
121
|
The Horses In His Command Are "Fairing Badly." He Will Ride His Captured Yankee Horse Until It Die.
| 425 |
122
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Hampton's First "Beefsteak" Raid, July 1864; Richmond's "South Carolina Soldier's Home".
| 300 |
123
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Evacuating Petersburg In Pursuit of Grant's Army.
| 170 |
124
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He Is Commander Of The 5th South Carolina Cavalry "When We Go Into The Fight".
| 225 |
125
|
Battle of Ream's Station & Their Receiving Lee's Complimentary Respect.
| 425 |
126
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General Hampton's Great Beefsteak Raid.
| 170 |
127
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Henry Rifles Meet Hampton's Troopers During The BeefSteak Raid.
| 2200 |
128
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Mocking The Yankee Cavalrymen During The Beefsteak Raid.
| 750 |
129
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Fighting Near Peeble's Farm Kills Newly Minted Brigadier General, John Dunovant.
| 375 |
130
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The Fighting At Peeble's Farm Continues While Foreigners Bolster Grant's Ranks.
| 200 |
131
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I shall be in want of some winter clothing soon…
| 100 |
132
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Forever Buoyant Mulligan Believes In Jeff Davis And Their Cause In Late 1864.
| 250 |
133
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I Suppose Most of The Women Employed There To Be Yankees.
| 225 |
134
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Once Considered A Cowardly Act, Entrenching Is Now A Necessity; Hoping That They Will Be Left Alone After The Presidential Election
| 2500 |
135
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Asking Capt. Mulligan's Consent For Promotion While He Is Recovering From His Wound.
| 225 |
136
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Mulligan Reports On His Wound And Refuses Capt. Davis' Promotion Request.
| 225 |
137
|
Four Confederate Theme Engravings
| PASS |
138
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General R.E. Lee Gives a Glowing Recommendation
| PASS |
139
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DH Hill To His Wife Says Regarding His Removal From NC, “... had I remained, I would now be a corpse or a prisoner.
| PASS |
140
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Scarce General S.K. Zook War Dated Letter
| PASS |
141
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Confederate Document Signed by Two CSA Generals
| 250 |
142
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Pencil Reconnaissance to General Daniel Ruggles from General Chalmers
| PASS |
143
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Letter to Ruggles - Re: Prisoner Exchange
| PASS |
144
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Telegram to Ruggles
| 110 |
145
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Letter to Ruggles - Raising a Company
| 80 |
146
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Medal of Honor Awardee Capt. Theophilius Rodenbough Writes of his Capture at Centerville
| PASS |
147
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A Barefoot Belle From Winchester Sends "The Flag of Our Confederacy...This Cold, Wintery Morn."
| 1000 |
148
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Didn't The Old Merrimac Do Her Work Finely? If We Had Twenty Such Vessels We Could Raise The Blockade, Shell Washington and Burn New York
| 750 |
149
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The 2nd Missouri Cavalry Suffers A "Heavy Hearted" Defeat At The Battle of Pea Ridge.
| 200 |
150
|
North Carolina Civilian Letter “...Mother says make haste whip the Yankees and come home”
| PASS |
151
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The Confederate Officer - Johnson Island Prisoner - “very anxious to get back to Dixie”
| 300 |
152
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The Confederate Music Sheet dedicated to Vicksburg
| 450 |
153
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Beauregard Issues a Pass to His Louisiana Friend and Confederate Member of Congress
| PASS |
154
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A Deserter's Wife Attacks His Captor; The Bailey's (5th Va.) Are Cut Up At Chancellorsville; Stonewall Jackson is Dead.
| 350 |
155
|
Confederate Treasury Department Letter
| PASS |
156
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Confederate North Carolina Notes
| PASS |
157
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Financing the CSA Government
| 50 |
158
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Impressing Iron in the Confederacy
| 110 |
159
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CSA President Davis Quarrels With Georgia Governor Brown
| 1000 |
160
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Letter to Ruggles - Regarding The Odd Size Guns
| PASS |
161
|
Confederate Imprint Grouping
| 150 |
162
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Strong Content regarding the Dictator and the Battle of the Crater
| 1300 |
163
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The Yankees Penetrate the Confederate Works, But ...
| 2750 |
164
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Maryland Seargant Joins the Andersonville Survivors Association
| 170 |
165
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This Soldier Comments On Grant, Slavery and says “ the old white flag is splattered with brains of some poor unfortunate”
| PASS |
166
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Robert E. Lee’s Daughter, Agnes, Writes to Her Friend
| PASS |
167
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Winchester Is "Much Relieved Being Sometimes [Back] in Dixie" During Early Attack on Sheridan's Forces.
| 700 |
168
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A Substitute Will "Play Off On" An Orr's Rifle Sergeant.
| 120 |
169
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Horrific Scenes Abound Throughout Beleaguered Charleston in October, 1864.
| 500 |
170
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The Favorite CSA Bond
| 200 |
171
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Financing the Confederacy
| 400 |
172
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the Following 24 Lots Are Written By John H. Gray Who Enlisted Into Indiana 101st Infantry, August 1862 and mustered out June 1865.
| 450 |
173
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Likely the Last Muster issued In Richmond - March 31, 1865
| PASS |
174
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Former Confederate Consul to Sandwich Island
| PASS |
175
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Lee’s Final Military Appointment
| PASS |
176
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Johnson Island Prisoner Seems To Appreciate Johnson’s Island
| 200 |
177
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An Un-Reconstructed Rebel Avoids Surrendering With Lee's Army.
| 850 |
178
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A Love Sick Soldier of Col. William C. Oates Famed 15th Alabama Gets His Fortune Read.
| 100 |
179
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The Confederate Peace Commissioners Meet With "Seward & A. Lincoln In Person."
| 200 |
180
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An Alabama Women Seeks A Pardon From President Johnson.
| PASS |
181
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Still Enlisting in South Carolina - January 1865
| 100 |
182
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General Longstreet Solicits Help In Securing the Position of Rail Road president
| 500 |
183
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Mary Custis Lee Letter Protects the General
| 300 |
184
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Celebrating Robert E. Lee’s Birthday in Ohio
| 70 |
185
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Lincoln Rival - William Seward
| 110 |
186
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The Army Wants English Iron Beds
| PASS |
187
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Lorenzo Thomas Signed Document - Courtsmartial
| PASS |
188
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Future General Mansfield (KIA) Requistions Material for Ft. Pulaski
| PASS |
189
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Future General Dix Wants $100,000 for the Church
| 60 |
190
|
Printed Political Card, Ellsworth Corners Davis
| 100 |
191
|
New York State Appointments
| PASS |
192
|
Vive L’America
| PASS |
193
|
Group of 17 Civil War Period Music Sheets
| PASS |
194
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A Pennsylvania Soldier Gets His Wish And Died After Losing His Leg At Antietam
| 50 |
195
|
Beautiful Hand Tinted Letter Sheet - Washington to Manassas
| PASS |
196
|
A "Negrow…Says That Some Are Used Well and Some Are Used Hard."
| PASS |
197
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Colorful 1861 City of Boston Committee on Military Donations Certificate.
| 200 |
198
|
Douglas Was Defeated By Lincoln And Died Three Months After The Inauguration
| 150 |
199
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Of Mason & Slidell's capture: "The Bostonians Have Recd. Capt. Wilkes Handsomely & Mason's Co. Are Safely Lodged in Fort Warren."
| 50 |
200
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The Following 20 Lots Have Beautiful Color Front Cover Illustrations. Although each has the interior music scores/words, we will limited the descriptions to the covers.
| 160 |
201
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Another Naval Color Cover Music Sheet
| 100 |
202
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The End Of The CSA Navy
| 650 |
203
|
Both CSA & Federal Flags on the Ironclads
| 100 |
204
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And The Federal Generals Are Honered
| 100 |
205
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Burnside on the Shore Overlooking the Fedeeral Navy Below
| 140 |
206
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The Surrender Of Fort Pulaski
| 100 |
207
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An Early Federal Victory
| 100 |
208
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There Were Well over 23,000 Casualties in the Two Days of Fighting - Shilo
| 140 |
209
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The Colorful Zouaves on a Colorful Cover
| 100 |
210
|
Waves of Zouaves On the Battlefield
| PASS |
211
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Adopting the Zouave Uniforms After The War
| 190 |
212
|
Honoring Colonel Elmer Ellsworth
| 150 |
213
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Dedicated to the Brookly Recruiter Who Died in 1862
| 140 |
214
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Halleck in Command
| 100 |
215
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Rosecrans Leads the Charge
| 100 |
216
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General McClellan with Facsimili Signature on the Cover
| PASS |
217
|
New York Greys
| 50 |
218
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The Eagle Mascot of the Wisconsin 8th
| 250 |
219
|
The Mass 19th is Honored in Music
| 80 |
220
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Dedicated to the 51st Regimment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
| PASS |
221
|
General Grant Music Sheet.
| PASS |
222
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Music Dedicated to the Milwaukee Light Guards
| PASS |
223
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Albany, New York Is A Dangerous Place For Citizens and New Recruits Alike In April, 1861!
| PASS |
224
|
Battling Drunken Soldiers Before Ever Meeting The Foe
| PASS |
225
|
A Soldier Is Killed In The Second Baltimore Riot; Seeing "Uncle Abe" During The 4th of July Parade Through Washington & The Skirmish of Arlington Mills
| 300 |
226
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The Advance on Manassas Begins While The New York Volunteers Are Uniformed With Captured Rebel Clothing. "We Shall Give Them Hell.
| PASS |
227
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A Grand Review: Erasmus Keyes Takes His Leave of The Brigade; Getting Lost While On Picket Near Fairfax CH.
| 120 |
228
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Bold Moves Beyond The Rebel's Pickets While Getting Their New Uniforms.
| 50 |
229
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Drilling In "Indian [Style] Fighting" While Sharpshooters Qualify In Marksmenship.
| PASS |
230
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Uprooted Union Graves Add To The Sickening Sight of First Bull Run's Battlefield-The 14th Brooklyn Rebury Their Dead.
| PASS |
231
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Warrenton's Women Defend Their "Secesh Rag" In The Face of The union's Advance On Stonewall Jackson.
| PASS |
232
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Taken Prisoner By The 2nd Mississippi at Second Bull Run He Is Forced Into Their Ranks!
| 1100 |
233
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Exchanged POWs Suffer A Terrible Train Accident While Burnisde Builds His Forces Before Fredericksburg
| 150 |
234
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Enduring the Battle of Fredericksburg
| PASS |
235
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After The Failed Mud March Joe Hooker Now "Runs This Show."
| 100 |
236
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The Chancellorsville Campaign Opens; They Will Fight If Called To Do So; Trying Hard To Get The Two Year Men to Reenlist.
| PASS |
237
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Going As A New York Cavalryman This Time.
| PASS |
238
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The 2nd New York Veteran Cavalry Is Called To The Front "On Short Notice."
| 50 |
239
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Getting To Pick His Horse; Conscripts Are "Sprinkled" Into Their Regiment.
| 50 |
240
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Ordered To Turn In Their Horses In Preparation of Heading To New Orleans.
| 100 |
241
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A Surprise Attack of Mounted Texans; Deserting To The French Government & Waiting to Be Relieved By Colored Troops.
| 100 |
242
|
Group of 28 union Commander Engravings
| PASS |
243
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14 Union Commanders Engravings
| 50 |
244
|
A Pair Of Great Central Fair Imprints
| PASS |
245
|
Surgeon Documents
| PASS |
246
|
Yhe General wants The Negroes Moved
| PASS |
247
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He Was reponsible For the First POW’s of the War
| 50 |
248
|
Major Sprague Arrested and Paroled In Texas - April 1861
| PASS |
249
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War Dated Memorial to KIA Mass Soldier
| 50 |
250
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Massachusetts Regimental Dance Invitation "DANCE, For There Is A Time To Dance" With Racially Insensitive Ditty: "NI**ER ON A MULE COMIN!"
| 80 |
251
|
Zouave Lithograph Advertising Panel With Full Standing Zouave Soldier Wood Backed Cut-Out
| PASS |
252
|
Wonderful Pair of "Ohio Squirrel Hunter's" Discharge & Governor Tod's Letter
| PASS |
253
|
A Minnesota Man Witnesses Slaughter After The Battle Of Mills Springs.
| 700 |
254
|
Rebel Forces Abandon Their Well-Fortified Defenses Along The Cumberland River.
| 225 |
255
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Fighting For "12 Days" Towards South Mountain.
| 100 |
256
|
A Sweaty Abraham Lincoln Reviewing His Troops At Fort Ward, Defenses of Washington.
| 425 |
257
|
Highly Illustrated Letter Sheet With Letter Written By The 1st Delaware Soldier
| 250 |
258
|
Fort Jefferson, Florida "We Have Some Darkies Here" With Babies
| 100 |
259
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The Wails Of Black Babies Echo Throughout Fort Jefferson, Battle of James Island, Slave Waiters, Port Royal, and Deadly Pickets.
| 550 |
260
|
To End The War. The North Must "Free And Arm The Slaves!"
| 170 |
261
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The Emancipation Proclamation…Will Add Unity & Devotion To The Enemy.
| 325 |
262
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There Is Some Very Pretty…(Contrabands) Here…It Makes Me Mad To Think That I Am Not As Good As A Black Man.
| 225 |
263
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Darky Washer Woman; Rebel Night Attack; Buying A "Six Shooter"; Mink Pelts and The Duties of The Sergeant of The Guard, etc.
| 120 |
264
|
A Lady's Request To General Wool To Visit Friends In the "Southern Army".
| 100 |
265
|
Lincoln's August 1862 Draft Call Anti-Corruption Broadside.
| 170 |
266
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General Wool Will Not Allow Lawless Conduct - September 17, 1862 - Baltimore
| 50 |
267
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The Rebels Have Burned Two Plantations On The Mainland…Even All The Negro Houses….
| 650 |
268
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Battle of Antietam-"There Is More Fun In Battle Than I expected", Seeing "Honest Old Abe"; A Great Description of General Ambrose Burnside.
| 225 |
269
|
Their Color Bearer Gets Killed After Being Hit By A Shell At Fredericksburg.
| 275 |
270
|
Battlefield Engravings
| 100 |
271
|
Loyal Democrats Side Against Copperheads
| PASS |
272
|
Establishing a Military Body to Regulate the Recruitment, Training and Equipment of Colored Troops
| 100 |
273
|
Orders From General I.N. Palmer - Near New Bern NC
| PASS |
274
|
A Pair of Harpers Ferry Guard Reports
| PASS |
275
|
Discusses the Pickett Exchange From the Field
| PASS |
276
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If Mr. Lincoln Would Enforce The Emancipation Proclamation As…He Does The Blockade The Rebellion Would Be Crushed Out At Once.
| 425 |
277
|
The North's Temperance Movement Comes To War-Torn NewBern, North Carolina.
| 170 |
278
|
During The Battle of Fredericksburg They "Showered Loud and Bitter Curses" On Their Commander!
| 300 |
279
|
They Are Trying To Raise A Niger Regiment Hear.
| 150 |
280
|
Andersonville Victim Battle at Culpeper With Rebel Cavalry/Execution Letter.
| 550 |
281
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I Am In Hopes We Shall See No More Sich Marches…It Don't Seem To Me That I Can Ever Stand It Again.
| 140 |
282
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I Am Getting To Be Quite An Abolitionist And Not A Humbug.
| 150 |
283
|
A Drummer Boy Goes To War-Tear Drops Stain His Sister's Letter.
| PASS |
284
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I Have Not Had Any Trouble About My Leg Yet. I Hardly Think I Will Have It Taken Off This Time.
| 100 |
285
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General Sumner's Death At Antietam Seals Col. Cross' Fate At Gettysburg; Reviewed By Their Governor.
| 120 |
286
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The Draft "Will Make Some of Them Rich Men Grumble."
| 130 |
287
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During The Siege Vicksburg's Women Live In Dug Out Caves and Eat Mule Meat.
| 130 |
288
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It Was A Hard Fight To Take Vicksburg.
| 190 |
289
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Penny Song Sheet Advertising Targeting The Soldiers of "All Parts of The Army."
| PASS |
290
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Drilling The Troops - In Color
| 140 |
291
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Meigs was one of the principal architects of Arlington National Cemetery
| PASS |
292
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184th Pennsylvania Letter on Stoneman’s Raid
| 150 |
293
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Illinois Soldier Discharged for Gun Shot Wound - Missionary Ridge
| 50 |
294
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Special Orders With Two AES’s
| PASS |
295
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THE BURNING OF MONTGOMERY BLAIR'S HOME
| 250 |
296
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The General Moves the Troops By Ship
| 150 |
297
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Mass Draftee Finds a Substitute
| 50 |
298
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The General Is Notified Of the Death
| 80 |
299
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General Thomas Bemoans The Night
| PASS |
300
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Marcus Reno Sends Orders to George Custer During the Civil War
| 800 |
301
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Ohio National Guards Certificate
| 50 |
302
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General Meigs' Chattanooga Campaign Battle Report.
| 150 |
303
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1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics Broadside Poems.
| 200 |
304
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Battle of Arkansas Post-Shells That Nearly Kill and Dear Sister Are You Who Sleeping With.
| PASS |
305
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“ ... Let colored troops garrison such points ..”
| PASS |
306
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A detail of the 2nd Mass Flags and Staffs
| PASS |
307
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The First Vermont Cavalry Is Not Treated Very well By The Soldier's Rest at Alexandria
| 160 |
308
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Grant's Troops Build While Holt Prays: "May the Gods of Battle Grant Us Victory."
| 120 |
309
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Ohio Military Bounty Committee Legal Document.
| PASS |
310
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Wilson's Cavalry Raid Attacks The Weldon RR South of Petersburg-Battles of Stoney Creek, June 28 and Ream's Station, June 29, 1864.
| 300 |
311
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Eye-Witness Account of The Mine Explosion-NOT A Fan of The Black Troop's Performance.
| 700 |
312
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Since The Reelection of Lincoln…The Rebs Are Deserting…By A Continual Stream.
| 160 |
313
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Lincoln vs The Copperheads In '64-"Talk About Compromise-We Will Compromise Through Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Farragut."
| 275 |
314
|
A Near Riot Erupts Over A Fight Between A Black Teamster and A White Forage Master.
| 170 |
315
|
Killed in Action New York Soldier’s Book
| PASS |
316
|
Admiral Farragut’s Grand March
| 70 |
317
|
1864 Pass on Rare Washington Form
| 350 |
318
|
Union Army - Arrest Documents
| PASS |
319
|
24th Army Corps General Orders Signed by Officers
| PASS |
320
|
Federal General Orders
| PASS |
321
|
This Officer Collects Monies at Fort Fisher For His Black Servant
| PASS |
322
|
104th Pannsylvania Volunteers - Arrested - ReEnlisted
| 50 |
323
|
Gray Draws The camp
| 50 |
324
|
Discusses Morgan’s Involvement at Hartsville
| 180 |
325
|
Claims They Are treated Like Negroes
| PASS |
326
|
Still Chasing Morgan
| 160 |
327
|
Gray Describes the Destruction at Murfreesboro
| 120 |
328
|
Grays Bed fellow Dies
| 80 |
329
|
“Hundreds of mortals rushed into Eternity without a minute of reflection.”
| 225 |
330
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“We can go out .. see 12 or 13 coffins on top the ground almost all the time.”
| 190 |
331
|
Gray Sees the South as Desolate
| PASS |
332
|
Gray Writes 36 Pages Reviewing His Experiences from August 1861 Through September 1863. He Titles The Writing
| PASS |
333
|
Gray Reports on the Battle of Chickamauga
| 550 |
334
|
Gray Describes the Slave Whipping Gin
| PASS |
335
|
Gray’s Personal Chickamauga Guide
| 50 |
336
|
Gray tells of Giving The Enemy Ambulance To Carry His Dead From the Field
| 350 |
337
|
Gray has a high regard for General George Thomas
| 200 |
338
|
Gray reports that “the Rebels shot the prisoners and fled”
| 375 |
339
|
“The Rebels do not bury their dead but let them lay and rot,”
| 200 |
340
|
Gray Reports the Fall of Atlanta
| 500 |
341
|
Gray Writes His Father of Sherman’s March To The Sea - Rapping The Slaves
| 650 |
342
|
“Now the slave woman lives better than the mistress. the slave better than the master”
| 350 |
343
|
Gray Forages in Fayetteville
| 160 |
344
|
Gray Believes the Rebellion Is Fast On The Decline
| 180 |
345
|
Civil War Hand
| PASS |
346
|
Cooper Shop Receipts
| PASS |
347
|
After Falling In Love With A Thirteen-Year-Old He Needs To Get Out Of Town!
| PASS |
348
|
Virginia Printed Ninth Army Corps Victory Poem
| 100 |
349
|
Their Lincoln Reelection Campaign Votes Did Not Count.
| PASS |
350
|
A Gettysburg 2nd New Hampshire POW Orders His Painted Escutcheon
| PASS |
351
|
A USCT Officer Is Accused To Taking His Weapons With Him.
| 50 |
352
|
He Throws Away His Spencer Carbine To Prevent Drowning.
| PASS |
353
|
Letter to Benson Lossing About his History of the Rebellion
| PASS |
354
|
Conscripted Three Times - Escaped
| PASS |
355
|
State of New York Bounty Vouchers Signed By Future Governor
| PASS |
356
|
87th Illinois Surgeon’s Letter - Tries To Send A Body Home
| 100 |
357
|
Federal Missouri Volunteer
| 90 |
358
|
16th Vermont Regimental GAR Booklet on The Battle of Gettysburg.
| PASS |
359
|
1880’s Printed Invitations
| PASS |
360
|
Collection Michigan Engineers Grand Army of The Republic Pieces
| 50 |
361
|
Souvenir Book: Views of Fortress Monroe
| PASS |
362
|
This 15 Year Old Drummer Boy Received The Medal of Honor
| PASS |
363
|
Civil War Times Illustrated Magazine Collection
| PASS |
364
|
Enlisted in the Navy at Age 14 During The War of 1812
| 120 |
365
|
Ambrotype of Raw Recruit with Stephen Douglas 1860 Campaign Badge
| 180 |
366
|
A Pair of New York Politicians
| PASS |
367
|
First Union Officer KIA
| PASS |
368
|
Texas Ranger, Mexican War Major, and CSA General
| PASS |
369
|
The Union Naval Commanders
| PASS |
370
|
CDVs From Two Branches
| 50 |
371
|
Foote Among the First to be Promoted to Rear Admiral
| 100 |
372
|
A Pair Of Major Generals
| PASS |
373
|
Kearny - "The Rebel bullet that can kill me has not yet been molded." - Killed Within Hours
| PASS |
374
|
The Confederate Vice President
| 100 |
375
|
The Little Creole
| PASS |
376
|
Killed by the Husband of his Lover
| 100 |
377
|
Nice Miniature Sherman image
| PASS |
378
|
When the Union Occupied Kentucky, Marshall Enlisted in the CSA as General
| 100 |
379
|
General Buckner holds the unfortunate distiction of being the first Confederate General to surrender an army
| 100 |
380
|
Drunk, Meagher fell off a steamboat in 1867 and drowned while serving as territorial secretary of Montana.
| 1300 |
381
|
He is most famous for making a charge at the Battle of Champion Hill which broke the Confederate left flank
| 150 |
382
|
Father and Son - Studio Photograph
| PASS |
383
|
CDV of Nathaniel Prentiss Banks,
| PASS |
384
|
A Pair Of CDV’s of Naval Admirals
| 100 |
385
|
A Pair of Uniformed Boys
| PASS |
386
|
CDV of The Children of the Battlefield,
| 50 |
387
|
The Michigan Engineers and Mechanics Save The day During The Battle of Lavergne.
| PASS |
388
|
A Photograph of Rogers Council Of war
| PASS |
389
|
Enlisted at Age THIRTEEN - Won the Medal of Honor
| PASS |
390
|
Four Times Wounded in Action this 11th New Hampshire Officer Wears a Lincoln Mourning Ribbon
| PASS |
391
|
War Period Stereo Views
| 300 |
392
|
Extraordinary Andersonville Prisoners’ Photograph
| 2750 |
393
|
The Grave of Stonewall Jackson
| 170 |
394
|
A CDV Album From Presumably From The Lee Family
| PASS |
395
|
He Met With Abraham Lincoln and William H. Seward in 1865 at the Hampton Roads Conference
| PASS |
396
|
CDVs of Prominent 19th Century Figures from the Collection of Maryland Politician, Severn Teackle Wallis A Secessionist
| PASS |
397
|
Medal of Honor winner
| PASS |
398
|
An Early Republican - Union General
| 50 |
399
|
Drummer Boy
| 375 |
400
|
Jefferson Davis Cabinet Card,
| 140 |
401
|
very Scarce Photo Format
| PASS |
402
|
Civil War Play Photographs
| PASS |
403
|
GAR Department of Ohio Presentation Album
| 300 |
404
|
NO LOT
| PASS |
405
|
The Commodore’s Snuff Box,
| PASS |
406
|
Pennsylvania Volunteers Bone Ring
| 80 |
407
|
Period Cartridges
| PASS |
408
|
Civil War Period Six Pointed Cast Iron Caltrops
| PASS |
409
|
Recovered From the James River, Springfield Musket
| 600 |
410
|
Civil War Medical Bottle
| 110 |
411
|
George Washington Image on a Trade Token
| PASS |
412
|
An Impressive Pair of Union Generals’ portraits
| PASS |
413
|
Three Trade Tokens
| 250 |
414
|
Grand Army of the Republic - San Francisco
| PASS |
415
|
Andersonville Survivors Medal
| PASS |
416
|
United Confederate Veterans Stars and Bars
| PASS |
417
|
United Confederate Veterans
| PASS |
418
|
Lincoln Related Stationary - Notes several Lincoln Associates
| PASS |
419
|
Abraham Lincoln & Stephen Douglas The Great Debates of 1858
| PASS |
420
|
Political Item For The Constitutional Union Party
| PASS |
421
|
The Lincoln Douglas Debates
| PASS |
422
|
Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart - Lincoln Etching - 1862
| PASS |
423
|
The Dapper Assassin
| 160 |
424
|
In the Campaign, Democratic William Jennings Bryan Uses Lincoln
| PASS |
425
|
Nominations Of the Lincoln Johnson Ticket
| PASS |
426
|
Absentee Election Tally Sheet
| 130 |
427
|
"Pres't Lincoln and Family"
| 50 |
428
|
The Citizens of Warwick, Rhode Island Mourn President Abraham Lincoln's Assassination
| 275 |
429
|
Photograph of the “Our American Cousin” Handbill
| 80 |
430
|
Kansas Gets Notified of the Killing of Lincoln
| PASS |
431
|
Lincoln Emancipation Folk Art
| 200 |
432
|
A Military and Topographical Atlas - 1813
| 200 |
433
|
Three Bonaparte Song Sheets
| PASS |
434
|
An Interesting Group of Five Military Illustrated Music Sheets
| PASS |
435
|
Killed in Action - Mexican War
| 50 |
436
|
The First U.S. Officer to Fall in the Mexican–American War
| PASS |
437
|
The Quarter Master General Resolving a Death Detail
| PASS |
438
|
He Fought in the Black Hawk War
| 50 |
439
|
Early Military Photograph
| PASS |
440
|
On Kossuth’s Visit to America
| PASS |
441
|
Group of Hand Tinted War of 1812 Naval Battles
| 50 |
442
|
Three Music Sheets With Old Glory
| PASS |
443
|
Military Images on the Cover of These Music Sheets
| PASS |
444
|
Maryland Tunic Coat
| PASS |
445
|
A Pair of Span Am War Images
| PASS |
446
|
The Founders of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guide
| 200 |
447
|
U.S.S. Virginia World War I Songsheet
| PASS |
448
|
Group of Letters Sent To Admiral Dewey’s Wife - Includes Two By Edith Kermit Roosevelt
| 160 |
449
|
“First Written Orders Sending The American Troops Into Trenches - The Very Beginning of the American Involvement in World War I
| PASS |
450
|
WWI Liberty Bond Poster
| 50 |
451
|
WWI Photograph Collection
| 170 |
452
|
Adolf Hitler’s Book
| 150 |
453
|
Hitler Press Photos
| PASS |
454
|
Archive of WASP - Women’s Auxilery State Police - retained by the Dean, Mrs. Dorris Driskill.
| PASS |
455
|
WWII Infantryman's Journal on the Nazi Soldier
| PASS |
456
|
Nuremberg Prisoners Autograph Album
| PASS |
457
|
Nice WWII Ace Signatures
| 80 |
458
|
One of the Original Founders of the Brokerage Firm of Dean Whitter.
| PASS |
459
|
Mikhail Gorbachev Rare Signed Photo With President Reagan -
| PASS |
460
|
Early Keepsake Box
| 50 |
461
|
Napoleon Furniture Decoration
| PASS |
462
|
Napoleon Pitcher
| PASS |
463
|
Rare Bone Push Dagger,
| 325 |
464
|
Allen & Thurber Six-shot Pepperbox Pistol
| PASS |
465
|
Beautiful Folded Cutlery Set - Nearly 200 Years Old
| PASS |
466
|
Sulky Match Case
| PASS |
467
|
Brutal Bowie
| 250 |
468
|
Unusual Cutlery Pieces
| PASS |
469
|
Beautiful Pope Medal Issued Upon The Consecration of the Basilica of St. Paul
| PASS |
470
|
Medical Sword With Medal Scabbard
| 110 |
471
|
Likely Prison Made Weapon - Gun/Knife
| 200 |
472
|
1870 Cigar Smoking Chromolithography
| 150 |
473
|
Brazilian Coin Spoon
| PASS |
474
|
Canadian Coin Spoon
| PASS |
475
|
The Family Tree Recorded on Shoe Tree
| PASS |
476
|
Very Nice Match Safe,
| 50 |
477
|
Leg Shackles
| PASS |
478
|
Four Sets of Shackles
| PASS |
479
|
An Extremely Handsome And Huge Hunting Knife
| 150 |
480
|
Cork Artwork
| PASS |
481
|
Mexican Coin Bracelet
| PASS |
482
|
Mexican Coin Belt
| PASS |
483
|
1893 World's Columbian Exposition Columbian Guard Sword
| 110 |
484
|
1893 Worlds Columbia Exposition Medal/Saint Gaudens
| 120 |
485
|
Ashanti Carved Comb From Rainforests of Central Ghana
| PASS |
486
|
Eleanor Roosevelt Medal
| 50 |
487
|
Two Coin Bracelets
| PASS |
488
|
Three Australian Coin Bracelets
| PASS |
489
|
Benjamin Franklin Coin Bracelet
| PASS |
490
|
Moon Landing Plaque
| PASS |
491
|
Very Displayable Palestine Map - 1840
| PASS |
492
|
Color Printed Advertising For Emile Zola Book
| PASS |
493
|
Rare War Date Joseph Goebbels Flyer For the Antisemitic Film
| PASS |
494
|
Holocaust Survivor Artwork
| 200 |
495
|
General Woolfe [sic], 1755
| PASS |
496
|
1785 - Sandwich Islands Engraving
| 100 |
497
|
Wolf Skin Bounties
| PASS |
498
|
Massachusetts Bridge Toll Ledger Sheet
| 50 |
499
|
Washington City Newspaper - War of 1812
| PASS |
500
|
A Ballard About A Female Sailor
| 70 |
501
|
Early Napoleon Engraving
| PASS |
502
|
Simple Simon
| PASS |
503
|
Detroit - Committee of Young Men’s Society” Reports - The forerunner To The YMCA
| 100 |
504
|
An Early Phrenology Study
| 50 |
505
|
Early Wheeling, Virginia Letter On Prospective Hotel Owner.
| 50 |
506
|
Victoria & Albert
| PASS |
507
|
Beautiful Hand Tinted Letter Sheet
| PASS |
508
|
Group Of Music Sheets
| PASS |
509
|
Union General Daniel E. Sickles Murders His Wife's Lover
| 300 |
510
|
Dr. Tumblety Was Later Considered to be Jack the Ripper
| 70 |
511
|
Unusual 1866 New York State Payment of Bounties to Volunteers Bond.
| PASS |
512
|
Ultra-Rare Expansion of The West Fort Scott, Kansas Land Advertising Stationery and Letter.
| 250 |
513
|
Three Stevengraph Woven Images
| PASS |
514
|
Santa Cruz, California Stationery.
| 150 |
515
|
Crofutt's Trans-Continental Tourist Guide With Historic Western Illustrations
| PASS |
516
|
Grasshopper Plague of 1874
| 50 |
517
|
French Panama Canal Failure
| PASS |
518
|
Souvenir book of New York City - 1886
| 50 |
519
|
Explorer Peary Teams With Kodak
| 225 |
520
|
Very Cleaver 3-D Display Card
| 100 |
521
|
Graphic Music Sheets
| PASS |
522
|
San Francisco Music Sheet
| PASS |
523
|
1911 West Virginia Geological Map
| PASS |
524
|
Anti-Cigarette Broadside
| 50 |
525
|
Period Schmatic Drawing for 1919 Automobile
| PASS |
526
|
1920’s Topographical Maps of West Virginia
| PASS |
527
|
The New York City Bomb Squad
| PASS |
528
|
CDV Album of Civil War-Era Actors & Actresses, Inc. J.W. Booth, Charlotte Cushman, Anna Dickinson, Charles Kean, and Many More
| PASS |
529
|
John Rogers Marketing Stereos
| 120 |
530
|
Winston Churchill’s American Mother - 1862
| 250 |
531
|
Group of Seven CDVs
| PASS |
532
|
Two Commanders CDVs
| 150 |
533
|
Mormon Brigham Young’s Wives
| PASS |
534
|
Noted Artists Illustrations
| PASS |
535
|
NYC Photo Album
| PASS |
536
|
Scarcely Seen - Stagecoach
| 100 |
537
|
Beautifully Hand Colored Japanese Photographs
| PASS |
538
|
Impressive Firemen Albumen
| PASS |
539
|
The Great Lynn Fire - 1889
| PASS |
540
|
Photo Collage of a Capsized Ship
| 110 |
541
|
The Re-Internment of John Paul Jones
| 150 |
542
|
Mexican Revolution - Border Burial
| PASS |
543
|
1856 Presidential Campaign, “The Republican Campaign Songster”
| 190 |
544
|
All For Fremont In 1856.
| PASS |
545
|
Cabinet card Photograph of Peter Cooper
| PASS |
546
|
Vanity Fair Prints of The 1872 Presidential Candidates Horace Greeley & Ulysses S. Grant
| PASS |
547
|
13 United States Senator Autographs from 1893-94
| PASS |
548
|
A Pair of Late 19th Century Politicians Cabinet Card Photographs
| PASS |
549
|
Grouping of Presidential Engravings
| PASS |
550
|
Interesting George Washington Fac-Simili February 22, 1777 Letter
| PASS |
551
|
Washington before Boston, Bronze Medal by Pierre Duvivier, 19th Century
| PASS |
552
|
President Fillmore Appoints a Captain
| 375 |
553
|
Grant Colfax Political Broadside
| 500 |
554
|
Grant Funeral Program
| PASS |
555
|
Grouping of President Garfield Memorial Pieces - “God reigns and the government at Washington still lives”.
| 150 |
556
|
Very Rare President Garfield Appointment
| PASS |
557
|
A Pair of Garfield Cabinet Photographs
| PASS |
558
|
Harrison and Lincoln Campaign Photos
| 170 |
559
|
Cleveland Appoints an Important Naval Officer
| PASS |
560
|
Three Cabinet Card Photographs Of The Clevelands
| PASS |
561
|
Scarce presidential Format
| PASS |
562
|
Another McKinley Military Document
| PASS |
563
|
He Won the Army Distinguished Service Medal For His Service In WWI
| PASS |
564
|
Theodore Roosevelt Press photo Archive
| PASS |
565
|
Three Piece Archive - George Lynn Morrison
| PASS |
566
|
Taft Makes a Military Appointment
| PASS |
567
|
Candid Snap Shot Photographs Of President Taft
| PASS |
568
|
Madison Makes a War Dated Appointment
| 650 |
569
|
Native American Quill Pen
| 200 |
570
|
Man Killed After Trying to Bed a Mulatto Girl
| PASS |
571
|
Infestation in Texas
| PASS |
572
|
Rare Printed Fort Wingate Letterhead
| PASS |
573
|
Selling Hogs and Cattle
| 50 |
574
|
From Jefferson Texas in 1870’s
| PASS |
575
|
Broncho Jim’s Wild West Show
| PASS |
576
|
Sciopticon Entertainment
| PASS |
577
|
Texas Law Group
| 70 |
578
|
William Jackson Photograph
| PASS |
579
|
Gold Prospecting Photographs
| PASS |
580
|
Pawnee Bill Stereoview
| 50 |
581
|
He Was Buffalo Bill’s Trap Shooter
| 100 |
582
|
Trappers Boudoir Card Photograph
| PASS |
583
|
Hunting Photographs with the Last Buffalo
| PASS |
584
|
Cattle and Pack Animals
| PASS |
585
|
19th Century Come-Along
| PASS |
586
|
Chain Gang irons
| 100 |
587
|
Salt Lake Coty Photographs
| 250 |
588
|
Native American Art on Supple Skin,
| 160 |
589
|
A Pair of Fort Yates Photographs
| 200 |
590
|
Albert’s Buckhorn Saloon Group
| 200 |
591
|
Selling Branded Cattle in Texas
| 160 |
592
|
Indian Mission School
| 130 |
593
|
Captain Jack Crawford and Apache Indians
| 160 |
594
|
Colonel Zack Mulhall’s Wild West Show
| 50 |
595
|
An Indian Squaw and Her Wild West Gunfighter
| 250 |
596
|
Albumen Photograph of S.F. Cody
| PASS |
597
|
Three Indian Wars Period Photographs
| PASS |
598
|
Indian Wars Violinist
| 200 |
599
|
Very Unusual Indian War Soldier Image
| PASS |
600
|
Great Looking Loom Beaded Sheath
| 120 |
601
|
Following the Guidon by Libby Custer
| PASS |
602
|
Western County Sherrif
| PASS |
603
|
Published Shortly after the Battle of Wounded Knee
| PASS |
604
|
Oklahoma Arrest Warrant
| 50 |
605
|
Scarce Photograph Of Geronimo
| 1200 |
606
|
The Deputy Marshall gets His Man
| 50 |
607
|
Posing as Deputies
| 50 |
608
|
Selling Tracking Dogs
| PASS |
609
|
P.T. Barnum Advertisements
| PASS |
610
|
The Show Owner’s Letter
| 50 |
611
|
Wyoming Bill Lettersheet
| 50 |
612
|
The Winchester Store
| PASS |
613
|
Si Slocum Marriage Stereo
| PASS |
614
|
Two Western Studio Photographs
| PASS |
615
|
Native American Stereoviews
| PASS |
616
|
Fred Cummins Wild West Shows
| 200 |
617
|
Wild West Show Fred Cummins Photograph
| PASS |
618
|
Pair of 101 Ranch Photos
| PASS |
619
|
Mixed Group of Western Images
| 200 |
620
|
Double Horned Plains Indian Tomahawk
| 150 |
621
|
Another Flashy Hunting Knife
| PASS |
622
|
A handsome Pair of Woman Moccasins
| 250 |
623
|
Native American Doll
| 350 |
624
|
Carved and Painted Bird
| 100 |
625
|
Multi Colored Horse Hair Quirt,
| 50 |
626
|
An All Metal Sheffield Bowie
| 100 |
627
|
Turtle Pipe
| 100 |
628
|
Dead Outlaw On Display
| 275 |
629
|
Supoenas For Men in the Creek Nation
| PASS |
630
|
Serving A Subpoena in the Chicksaw Territory
| PASS |
631
|
Keith Theatre Broadside
| PASS |
632
|
Comanche Chief Timbo Photo
| PASS |
633
|
Hotchkiss M1909 in his Pack
| PASS |
634
|
Dickey’s Ranch Letter
| 50 |
635
|
Young Buffalo’s Illustrated Lettersheet
| 50 |
636
|
Texas Kit Letter to Col. Miller of the 101 Ranch
| PASS |
637
|
The Princess Wenona Western Show
| 60 |
638
|
California Frank Writes Col. Miller of the 101 Ranch
| PASS |
639
|
Advertisement for KIT CARSON’s Wild West Show
| PASS |
640
|
The Barnett’s Horse Acts
| PASS |
641
|
Frontier Days in Cheyenne, Wyoming
| 50 |
642
|
Native Americans in Disagreement
| PASS |
643
|
Newell Convers Wyeth Illustrated Post Card
| PASS |
644
|
Texas Rangers
| PASS |
645
|
Pancho Villa Related Photograph
| 50 |
646
|
Nice Pair of Lyman Rifle Sight Brochures
| PASS |
647
|
Wild West Troupe on World Tour
| PASS |
648
|
The Native American Mohawk Woman in Native Art
| PASS |
649
|
Sioux Beaded Coin Purse
| 140 |
650
|
Tex McLeod Photo Card
| PASS |
651
|
Noah Hamilton Rose Photograph
| 110 |
652
|
Applying for Work with the 101 Ranch
| PASS |
653
|
Gun Gospel with Ken Maynard Movie Promotion Slide
| PASS |
654
|
Florence Hughes Solicits Employment from the 101 Ranch
| PASS |
655
|
Breaking Into the Business
| 70 |
656
|
Jack Case Rodeo Lettersheet
| PASS |
657
|
Cheyenne Bill is Paying his Peformers
| 50 |
658
|
Western Saddler Photograph
| 50 |
659
|
Jack Hoxie as Buffalo Bill
| PASS |
660
|
Fancy Chaps,
| 200 |
661
|
He Stopped the Doolin Gang
| PASS |
662
|
Tombstone International Press Photo
| PASS |
663
|
Three Wild West Comic Books
| 180 |
664
|
Vintage Pair Of Cowgirls Boots
| PASS |
665
|
New Mexico Rodeo Cover
| PASS |
666
|
The Daring Fugitive Slave Rescue of Shadrack Minkins
| 100 |
667
|
Old John Brown Awaits His Fate
| 100 |
668
|
A Nice Grouping of Six Uncle Sam Stone Litho Centerspreads.
| PASS |
669
|
Newspaper on the Dangerous Condition of President Garfield
| PASS |
670
|
The Lindbergh Kidnapper named and Arrested
| PASS |
671
|
Same Day Report of the Killing of Bonnie and Clyde
| PASS |
672
|
Baby Face Nelson Was Still Alive ... But Did He Survive
| PASS |
673
|
Miami Keeps an Eye on the Gangsters
| PASS |
674
|
War of the Worlds
| 650 |