Civil War lot letter calling card signature etc

LARGE LOT ASSORTED CIVIL WAR ERA DOCUMENTS, LETTERS, WILLS, ETC. (BORDENTOWN, NJ, NJ SENATOR JOHN C. TEN ECK, 1814-1879)

William Tecumseh Sherman (1820 - 1891) served as a General in the Union Army during the American Civil War (1861–65). His calling card, signed by him on the reverse. Measures 3.5 x 2 inches. We

Lot of 10 Civil War era photos including CDV's and cabinet cards - General Grant cabinet card 6.5 x 4.25 in dated July 23, 1885; General Grant and family cabinet card signed Sterling, Bay City; Major

Some show scrapbook removed. Lot of 6

LOT (7) CIVIL WAR INCLUDING THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND; HISTORY OF THE 79TH HIGHLANDERS, NY VOLUNTEERS, 1861-65; WOMEN OF THE WAR; RECOLLECTION'S AND LETTERS FROM GENERAL LEE, ETC.

8 page letter, not sure if it ended, no signature but great content regarding Battles including Bull Run, Fredericksburg etc.

LOT OF 2 / Abraham Lincoln and George Washington Studio Portrait Cards with Authentic Cut Facsimile Signatures / These are NOT Hand Signed

A letter on NC Raleigh college letterhead signed by Daniel H Hill Jr who was the President of the college enclosing a signature on card of his then in 1901 recently deceased (1899) father Confederate

Variety lot of World War Two Letters from a U.S. Soldier. Lot also includes Birthday Card, photo, VMail, etc.All in good condition.

Ephemera lot incl. military photos, animated post cards, early French cards, 1940's war letters, etc.

Lot consists of civil war photos, engraving of Abraham Lincoln, an framed engraving of Gen. Winfield Scott with his signature, a book on Abe Lincoln, letters & addresses R B Hayes signed (?) engraving

Confederate President Jefferson Davis Post War Cabinet Card Photograph framed with a clipped signature. A 1874 letter written by Davis to Major E. Barksdale in regards to ".. The Phelan…." reference

Lot of assorted ephemera including 2 Smalley Family Burlington/Colchester, VT portraits, 3 Malletts Bay real photo post cards, 2 Civil War letterheads from an unidentified sender, and a signed Tommy D

In one binder, most with typed and handwritten partial transcriptions, many with written content narratives or comments, most with colorful patriotic letterhead, together with 9 unused patriotic cover

An interesting letter telling tales of life after the Civil War and the goings on after getting paid as well as a Bounty Receipt issued to a volunteer paid $200 by a town that paid for someone to go t

Five Civil War Signatures, Tennessee, Etc. (1) John Bell (1796-1869) autographed slip. United States Senator from Tennessee, Bell would make an unsuccessful bid for the presidency in 1860. Bell argued

In one binder, including a 2-page CSA letter written on Jefferson Davis patriotic letterhead, 12 letters written by a highly educated union soldier filled with camp life, political & religious content

In one binder, the letters span from Jan. 1862 through Sept. 1865, all with written content narratives or comments, one letter including Lincoln assassination... "The sad news that reached our city on

In one binder, including an undated letter by T.W. Remsen (New York City), about his escape as a prisoner, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narr

In one binder, most with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, one letter with cross-hatching, some soldier research, many with colorfu

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, some soldier research, several with patriotic letterhead, includes an ar

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead, together with post civil war letters,

After Congress passed the Enrollment Act of 1863, opportunistic businessmen held themselves out as “recruiting agents,” or private recruiters who sought to find recruits for the Army as we

various time frames, 1800s probably all the way up to the 1950s or 60s. Some are used others are not.