The Civil War Letters of David Ballenger, Confederate

Title: The Civil War Letters of David Ballenger, Confederate States of America Description: Rare. Photocopy bound in a 3-clasp holder. Frontispiece. Not paginated. Full refund if not satisfied. Detail

Civil War Confederate Autographs Major General David Hunter Autograph Letter Signed to Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Requesting Gen. Benham DAVID HUNTER (1802-1886). President of the Abraham Lincoln Assassinat

over six handwritten pages to "Bettie" with a half page addressed to "Nan", on lined paper, complete with lines of poetry, sweet reminisces, and accounts of the war, the letter from Adams Run containi

Civil War Letter regarding Confederate Soldier's Return | Letter hand-written at end of Civil War, 3 pages, 8vo, written by Anne Bostick of New Orleans, on May 23, 1865, to her cousin concerning her f

Civil War Letter to Nathan L. Hutchins, Jr. dated July 12, 1861, just before Hutchins entered the 16th Georgia Regiment, and just three months after the war began with the bombardment of Fort Sumter,

1876 Robert E Lee Civil WAR Confederate Letters Illustrated Portraits CSA "The education of a man is never completed until he dies." ― Robert E. Lee William Jones provided a unique look into the

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate letters and documents related to multiple southern states. A group of Confederate letters and documents related to the states of Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Fantastic Confederate Civil War letter written by 16 year-old Seaborn Montgomery, Jr. of Americus, Georgia. Seaborn was a cadet at the Georgia Military Institute (GMI) in Marietta when Sherman’s

Letter written March 1st, 1865 by Captain Waddy T. Armstrong of the 6th Alabama Cavalry to Brigadier General Benjamin Jefferson Hill from Oxford, Alabama. One page. Captain Armstrong says in the lette

2 mid 1800's letters, confederate currency id book

Hagan [Sergeant, Co. D, 29th Georgia Volunteer Infantry] John W. Confederate Letters of John W. Hagan. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1954. Pb, 55 pages.Inv. 229

"I am willing to go half naked eat parched corn and nothing else for the sake of the noble cause in which we are engaged any thing any exposure, for the cause of Liberty and Independence.” Autograph

Three page letter penned by Lt. James T. Hardy of Co. K, 11th Virginia Infantryfrom the company's encampment three miles from Suffolk during Longstreet's siege of that city in April 1863. Hardy writes

I don’t want you to be uneasy for if I get killed, you will find it out, or if the Yankees get me, I can’t write…I want you and the children to pray to God to help out of this cruel

Also includes inventory and inspection report, fuel company advertising, vouchers, letters, Confederate Veteran magazine, statement of volunteer application and retired legislation list. IMPORTANT: Be

Jefferson Davis Autograph Letter Signed to Confederate Senator, Louis Wigfall for Advice Promoting Texas Brigade Colonels to Brigadier General. Jefferson Davis (1808-1899) handwritten letter to Confed

19th and 20th century group The lot includes a Washington bronze token dated 1773 for Friendship Fire Co along with a sterling silver Robert E. Lee confederate letter opener and a South Carolina 1670-

Details: Autograph and ephemera discovery lot which features 20+ items spanning the 1400s - 1990s. Included is Confederate currency, autographs, letter, a confederate flag produced in Japan by Central

All five letters in good condition. All are Civil War era or older. Letters regarding wounded and well friends, lack of food, news of friends in the army, Negro used in the government, also included i

An 1861 dated letter from Harpers Ferry ! Incredible multi page content with typed script transating it AND this letter has hand cancelled out "censored" parts undoutably of a military content GREAT c

Delightful letter written in January of 1863 by James Harvey Blackwood, a young member of the 16th Virginia Cavalry (Ferguson’s Battalion) to a young woman named “Miss Underwood." The lett