Map of Battles on Bull run near Manassas. Richmond, VA:

Title/Content of Map: 1892 Cowles Civil War Map of Battles near Richmond, Va. -- Map of the Battle-Grounds in the Vicinity of Richmond, VA. [and] Reconnaissance of part of the Rebel Works in Front of

Title: 1893 Civil War Map of the Battles of Bull Run and Manassas -- Plan of the Battle Field at Bull Run [with] Map of the Battle-Fields of Manassas… [Plate III] Cartographer: US War Department

Approx. 3-3/8" x 2-1/8". Recovered from Manassas, VA near Bull Run.

Original 19thc Battle Map, Plan no.7, by Hugh Rees, Ltd. Battle of Second Manassas or, Second Bull Run. August 30, 1862. Federals, 65,00 ( Pope ). Confeds., 50,000 ( Lee ). Shows the unfinished railro

1883 Civil War Boys of 61 Illustrated Battle Bull Run Richmond CSA Fall Coffin Charles Coffins Boys of 61 is a 19th-century account of battle efforts from the Civil War. This book describes specific b

1881 Civil War Boys of 61 Illustrated Battle Bull Run Richmond CSA Fall Coffin Charles Coffins Boys of 61 is a 19th-century account of battle efforts from the Civil War. This book describes specific b

[Civil War] Currier & Ives. Battle of Bull Run, Va., July 21st, 1861. Gallant Charge of the Zouaves and defeat of the rebel Black Horse Calvary. 152 Nassau St, New York, [1861]. Hand colored lithograp

Civil war scene, Mrs. Henry's House at The Battle of Bull Run, Manassas, Virginia, 1860's sepia tone photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed on cardstock.

10 x 12 Framed Print Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) July 21, 1861. The first major conflict between Union and Confederate armies.

HENRYK WINOGRAD (POLISH/AMERICAN 1917-2008), STERLING SILVER REPOUSSE PANEL, "THE BATTLE AT FIRST MANASSAS (BULL RUN) THE CONFEDERATE'S FIRST MAJOR VICTORY, JULY 21, 1861". 8 1/2 X 11 1/4"; APPROXIMAT

Civil War Print, First at Manassas, The first battle at Bull Run, 1861, limited edition, triple matted and framed, 39 x 41

Chicamauga (GA) by Currier and Ives (NY 1857-1907). Bull's Run (VA) by Kellogg (Hartford (CT) 1842-46). Similar period mahogany veneer frames. sight 9.5" x 13.5 framed 12.5 x 16.5 ROCO8344/2 JP

American Civil War. Don Troiani Series. First at Manassas - Two Box Display Set. Battle of Bull Run, 1861. Lot includes Set DT59006 Part One with Limited Edition #1116 of 2650 and Set #DT59007 Part Tw

New York, D. Van Nostrand ;1862 First Edition Size 6 1/4 by 9 1/8" 136 pages. 5 foldout maps. Complete. Cloth binding. Very good condition, some wear of binding with manuscript title to the spine. Som

1864 Reminiscence of Battle of Manassas CIVIL WAR Bull Run Burnside 71st NGNY ‘A Reminiscence of the first Battle of Manassas’ is a collection of letters, poems, and war correspondence published a

Book with small manuscript battlefield map of Manassas. Gilham, William. MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. Philadelphia: Desilver, 1861. 8vo. 743, [1] pp., 7 f

In Camp and Battle with the Washington Artillery of New Orleans A narrative of events during the Late Civil War from Bull Run to Appomattox and Spanish Fort. Il

Lot 10 Artist Unknown (XVIII/XIX) Study for Battle of Bull Run ink, wash, and gouache on paper 20 1/8 x 27 1/2 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

TITLE:Charles de Wolf Brownell Civil War Battle of Bull Run Ex Kennedy Galleries TYPE:Art SUB TYPE:Painting REGION:United States SUB REGION:New York MEDIUM:Oil SGD/UNS:Unsigned DATE OF WORK:C 1860s-70

[First Battle of Bull Run]. CSA General Robert Hall Chilton Signed Period Fair Copy of the Battle Report for 1st Brigade. Nine pages of bifolia, 7.5" x 9.

[First Battle of Bull Run]. CSA General Robert H. Chilton Signed Period Fair Copy of the Battle Report for 5th Brigade with Signed Index. Five pages of bifolia,

[CIVIL WAR].  Company H, 2nd Maine Infantry badge presented by General John H. Martindale for gallantry at the Battle of Bull Run and Siege of Yorktown.  Overall approx. 1 7/16 x 2 1/16 in.

“The [rebels are] a dirty, filthy, greasy-looking set of devils. I saw Stonewall Jackson and he looks as bad as the common soldier. You could not tell that he was a general.” -Anthony Gard

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." 1777-Dated (Printed 1776) Revolutionary War Period, Printed Map