Mantiques Racing Knives Toys Records Guns

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Mantiques Racing Knives Toys Records Guns

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Online Only. Civil War documents relating to Alabama, Kentucky, with some slave deeds, early handmade pottery, Vintage jewelry for THAT special person’s holiday gift, 1927 Dirt Track original racing photos as well as the first prize trophy, early photography equipment, Ham Radio, elaborate NCR floor model Oak Cash Register, land grant from Holland, Georgia founding family, and many more interesting items.

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1862 Camp Meigs General Order No. 20 R. A. Pierce: Hand written letter signed By order Brig. Gen. R. A. Pierce Richard H. Weld Post Adjutant, stating that Order No. 28 is to be firmly enforced, concerning knowing where the Commandant of the Post

0408: 1862 Camp Meigs General Order No. 20 R. A. PierceEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Wesley Merritt Brig. General Autograph: Headquarters Dept. of the Missouri Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, W. Merritt, Brig. General USA, Maj. Genl. Vols, ink on card stock, 4 1/2" wide by 2 3/4" tall, excellent condition, minor old fold to

0411: Wesley Merritt Brig. General AutographEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1864 Confederate Bill 20,900 Feet Lumber: No. 12, To Sibley, Sept. 13, 1864 bill for 20,900 feet of assorted lumber, total bill of $3135.00. Standard form The Confederate States, double page with exact bill on the same folded back page, 7

0412: 1864 Confederate Bill 20,900 Feet LumberEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

1893 6th Annual Meeting Assoc. Confederate Soldiers: Held in Jackson, Oct. 18, 1893, Published in Nashville by Foster & Webb, 1893, Minutes of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Association of Confederate Soldiers Tennessee Division, 66 pages with members

0413: 1893 6th Annual Meeting Assoc. Confederate SoldiersEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

1862 F. H. Beck Danville Ky Prisoners In Jail: 13 Prisoners in the Danville, Ky., Provisions requisitions for 5th of Oct, ending on 7th of Oct, 1862, signed by F. H. Beck, Col., A. H.(?) Williams Jailer for receiving 19 1/2 pounds of Pork, 3?

0414: 1862 F. H. Beck Danville Ky Prisoners In JailEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1863 Morning Surgeon Report From Hospital: March 7, 1863 Surgeon's Morning Report, Last Rep. Taken Ret. 6 Remaining in MH., In the Hospital were Mathis of Co. B with Bronchitis, Wellington Co. B with Rheumatism, Shaw from Co. C with

0415: 1863 Morning Surgeon Report From HospitalEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1861 Provision Return For Capt. Revs?? Co., Col Beck's: The writing is hard to read part of the names but this is close, Provision Return for Capt. Rerv or Rervs Company, Col. Beck's Regiment of Ala. Volunteers for 14 days commencing Oct. 18th 1861and

0416: 1861 Provision Return For Capt. Revs?? Co., Col Beck'sEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1865 Prisoner of War Parole of Honor: Dated 12th day of June, 1865, signed by R. H. Temple in Richmond, Va., a signature of a Col that seems to be M or W R. Shinnin or close, and J. S. Shutz Col, agreeing for this Prisoner of War gives

0417: 1865 Prisoner of War Parole of HonorEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1865 Tenn. Discharge James E. Greer of Grainger County: James Elihu Greer was born 1-30-1838 and died 3-31-1924, was a farmer in Grainger County, Tenn., buried in Higgs Cemetary, this Discharge for James E. Greer, a Corporal from B Regiment of Tenn.

0418: 1865 Tenn. Discharge James E. Greer of Grainger CountyEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1861 21St. Regiment of Alabama Montgomery: The officer, A. L. ?onwood Commanding Company under Col. Beck, was for the 21st Regiment of Alabama for 29 days commencing Oct. 3 and ending Oct. 31, 1861, the Ration Requisition shows Fresh Beef,

0419: 1861 21St. Regiment of Alabama MontgomeryEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

23Rd Regiment Alabama 1861 Col. Beck: Names and dates of Mustering in Roll for the 23 Regiment, showing the Rank, Date of Appointment, Dave of Resignation, Strength of Comp0any, with names of F. H. Beck, J. B. Bibb, tait, Brewer, Laslie,

0420: 23Rd Regiment Alabama 1861 Col. BeckEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1861 Camp Wilcox Morning Surgeon's Report: Camp Wilcox, Dcr. 15, 1861, written by G. G. Mathews, Surgeon, Brown Ink on Ruled Paper, showing Companies, Taken Sick, In Hospital, In Quarters, Discharged, Sent to General Hospital Died, In

0421: 1861 Camp Wilcox Morning Surgeon's ReportEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1861 Camp Wilcox Morning Surgeon's Report: Camp Wilcox, Dec. 16, 1861, written by G. G. Matthews, Surgeon, Brown ink on blue lined paper, paper marking of P & S embossed, showing Camp Wilcox companies A-K with numbers, not names on In

0422: 1861 Camp Wilcox Morning Surgeon's ReportEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

John Murray Corse Autograph Union General: Breveted Maj. General, John Murry Cobb, well known Union General, fought at Corinth & Vicksburg, worked during the Atlanta campaign, and March to the Sea through the Carolinas, Mustered out in 1866

0423: John Murray Corse Autograph Union GeneralEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1899 Dr. O. T. Dozier Alabama Poems Patriotic: Published in 1899 in Birmingham by Dr. O. T. Dozier, Poems Patriotic features some 30 pages, paperbound with staples, this is a Souvenir Edition for Confederate Veterans' Day, Alabama State Fair,

0424: 1899 Dr. O. T. Dozier Alabama Poems PatrioticEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

Maj. Gen. James Scott Negley Autograph: Black ink on a calling card, 4" long by 2 1/2" tall, signed Jas. S. Nagley Major General USA, well known Union general, lived from 182601901, well inown in Mexican War, after Civil War he became a

0427: Maj. Gen. James Scott Negley AutographEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

1934 United Confederate Veterans Union City, Tn.: Certificate signed by Rice A. Pierce, Major General, Commanding the Tennessee Division of United Confederate Veterans appointing Mrs. Fred Greer Matron of Honor with the rank of Colonel at Union

0428: 1934 United Confederate Veterans Union City, Tn.Est. $100-$200Lot Passed

1948 UDC Vicksburg Monument Committee: Sept. 8, 1948, letter from UDC, Alabama Division Vicksburg Monument Committee, Mrs. W. C. Carson, Chairman in Atrlanta, Ga., asking for a donation of $1.00 for each of the Alabama members for the

0429: 1948 UDC Vicksburg Monument CommitteeEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

1862 Mobile, Ala. Headquarters No. 2 Letter: The hand written scripted letter is almost too hard to decipher, its fancy. Feb. 4, 1862, Head Quarters 1st Brigade Camp Memminger, Army of Mobile, General Order No. 2, signed by Brig. Gen. A. H.

0430: 1862 Mobile, Ala. Headquarters No. 2 LetterEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

1938 Selma, Ala. Confederate Trail Letter Mary H.: The Publisher of Selma Times-Journal was Mrs. Mary H. Railford, and she was writing a letter for historical points of interest linking Montgomery with Meridian, Miss., passing through Selma. The

0431: 1938 Selma, Ala. Confederate Trail Letter Mary H.Est. $50-$100Lot Passed

Dec.2-30, 1862 Alabama Bill Capt. Reid Purchase: Ink on blue lined paper, Capt. H. P. Reid Bought of Capt. Brewer $24.25 worth of hams and beef for the soldiers. Signed H. P. Reid. 7 3/4" wide by 8 3/4" tall.

0432: Dec.2-30, 1862 Alabama Bill Capt. Reid PurchaseEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Early Ill. Central Railroad Vicksburg For the Tourist: Paper bound, Compliments of Illinois Central Railroad Passenger Department, Vicksburg For the Tourist has numerous photos showing a town before development in modern times, also showing the National

0433: Early Ill. Central Railroad Vicksburg For the TouristEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

1911 Vicksburg National Military Park Commission Report: Published in 1911 by the Government Printing Office, Report of The Vicksburg National Military Park Commission is a paper bound 7 page book staple bound, excellent condition showing gifts, memorials

0434: 1911 Vicksburg National Military Park Commission ReportEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

John Minor Botts 1867 Autograph: Small note to a man asking for the autograph of John Minor Botts, from Culpeper Co., Va., pen on lined paper, 5" wide by 5 1/4" tall, the hand written note with it states that the autograph request

0435: John Minor Botts 1867 AutographEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

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