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Ames Presentation Sword, Iowa Officer [Civil War]c. 1917 Women’s Suffrage Broadside [Original]Lovely c. 1830 French Hand-Colored Lithograph
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Civil War, Photography, Art, & Americana

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Our Winter sale offers a wide range of material- relics from the American Civil War, rare documents relating to African-American history, beautiful hand-colored engravings/prints, and much more.
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1862 Pass to PA Capitol Signed By Governor Curtin: Andrew Gregg Curtin was a lawyer and politician who served as Pennsylvania’s governor during the Civil War. Curtin boldly signed this document in ink, which granted the bearer, a minister,
0073: 1862 Pass to PA Capitol Signed By Governor CurtinEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed
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Battle of Shiloh- 29th IN [Civil War]: This Civil War soldier letter was written by Harvey Grable written a week after the Battle of Shiloh in which he told his sister that despite popular belief, the Rebels "can fight just as well as we
0074: Battle of Shiloh- 29th IN [Civil War]Est. US$100-US$200
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Battle of Shiloh, Excellent Content [Civil War]: “In that hour, God sheltered me. How otherwise could I have escaped? When bullets flew around me like hail, my comrades fell by my side. We were soon conducted off the field and placed on our
0075: Battle of Shiloh, Excellent Content [Civil War]Est. US$250-US$500
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WIA Union Soldier & His Wife [Civil War]: A very pleasing pair of hard images of Horace Wakefield Lincoln and his wife. A note on the reverse Horace’s photo, a ninth plate tintype, indicates the image was made on June 3, 1863. The
0076: WIA Union Soldier & His Wife [Civil War]Est. US$100-US$200
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“Bucktail” Letter, 42nd PA [Civil War]: This early war home-front letter was penned by schoolmaster Jeremiah Shindle Shuman (1839-1918), the 22-year-old son of Solomon and Hannah (Miller) Shuman of Catawissa, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
0077: “Bucktail” Letter, 42nd PA [Civil War]Est. US$100-US$200
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149th PA “Bucktail” Gettysburg Monument: Cabinet Card taken by William H. Tipton of four Civil War veterans standing near the 149th Pennsylvania “2nd Bucktails” monument erected near the Edward McPherson Barn (seen in
0078: 149th PA “Bucktail” Gettysburg MonumentEst. US$150-US$300
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150th PA “Bucktails” Stereoview [Civil War]: This stereoview comes from the “The War for the Union” series marketed by Taylor & Huntington of Hartford, Connecticut in the 1890s. John Taylor and William Huntington were veterans
0079: 150th PA “Bucktails” Stereoview [Civil War]Est. US$50-US$150
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(2) 1862 Editions of "The Chicago Times Newspaper": Lot of two 1862 original copies of The Chicago Times. Both copies are in great shape, with only minor wear. The publication dates are September 11, 1862 and September 15, 1862. Both contain heaps of
0080: (2) 1862 Editions of "The Chicago Times Newspaper"Est. US$50-US$150
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War-time Connecticut Ledger [Civil War]: Fantastic 552 page leather bound ledger for the State of Connecticut dating from 1859-1886, with full page entries listing expenses for towns, including "The Out Door Poor," Almshouses, Schools,
0081: War-time Connecticut Ledger [Civil War]Est. US$250-US$500
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Soldier’s National Monument by Mumper: Albumen print of the Soldiers' National Monument which is located at the central point of Gettysburg National Cemetery. Verso bears Mumper and Co.’s stamp. Measures ~8 x ~6 inches. [Civil
0082: Soldier’s National Monument by MumperEst. US$150-US$300
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Burning of Chambersburg! Two Exciting Letters: These two brief, but powerful Civil War letters were written by a woman named Annie who must have lived in a town not far from Chambersburg at the time of the 30 July 1864 raid in which Brigadier
0083: Burning of Chambersburg! Two Exciting LettersEst. US$150-US$300
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Civil War Archive (10) Letters, 42nd PA: These 10 Civil War soldier letters were written by 50 year-old Hiester H. Muhlenberg who joined Co. C, 42nd Penn. Vol. Militia at Reading, PA, to respond to Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania in 1863.
0084: Civil War Archive (10) Letters, 42nd PAEst. US$500-US$750
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1st Edition "The Military Telegraph...the Civil War": A complete first edition copy of "The Military Telegraph During the Civil War," written by William R. Plum. Two volumes, published in 1882 by Jensen, McClurg & Company. William Riddle Plum
0085: 1st Edition "The Military Telegraph...the Civil War"Est. US$150-US$250
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Wisconsin Officers at Lookout Mt. [Civil War] [CDV]: Two Wisconsin officers shown atop Lookout Mountain in in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Verso bears a Fond du Lac photographer's imprint and two pencil inscriptions which read "Kelsey Adams, standing" and
0086: Wisconsin Officers at Lookout Mt. [Civil War] [CDV]Est. US$150-US$300
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1864 Federal Issue Knapsack [Civil War]: Standard Civil War 1864 federal issue double bag knapsack that retains almost all of its straps and buckles. The knapsack is stamped "R. Valentine, US. Inspector, NY." Fine condition overall, some
0087: 1864 Federal Issue Knapsack [Civil War]Est. US$150-US$300
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Composite M1855 Type 2 Rifle-Musket [Civil War]: Composite M1855 Springfield dated 1859. Action works great, lock lid engraved with an American Eagle. The lid will open and close. Rear sight and barrel appear to be from a M1861 Springfield, perhaps
0088: Composite M1855 Type 2 Rifle-Musket [Civil War]Est. US$1,250-US$1,750
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Arsenal Altered M1822/28 Musket: Usually referred to as a "M1816 Type 3" by collectors. Action is excellent, metal has a pleasing patina. Standard configuration, markings, and size. Condition as shown. Bore is rusty (needs cleaned)
0089: Arsenal Altered M1822/28 MusketEst. US$750-US$1,250
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M1860 Colt Army Revolver w/ Cartouche [Civil War]: A handsome example of one of the most popular side arms of the Civil War, the M1860 Colt Army revolver. The Colt Army M1860 is a muzzle-loaded cap & ball .44-caliber revolver made by Colt's
0090: M1860 Colt Army Revolver w/ Cartouche [Civil War]Est. US$750-US$1,250
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96th NY Infantry Letter- Upset w/ President Lincoln: Three page Letter written by Sgt. Thomas H. Kirby of 96th New York Infantry to his Aunt. In it, he writes of battle activity, the gruesome sight of the wounded, and of his dissatisfaction with the
0091: 96th NY Infantry Letter- Upset w/ President LincolnEst. US$150-US$300
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Poignant Letter to Family, 86th NY [Civil War]: This poignant letter written on beautiful patriotic stationery was penned by 39 year-old Corp. Samuel E. Colgrove of Woodhull, New York, who enlisted in Co. H, 86th New York Infantry in September
0092: Poignant Letter to Family, 86th NY [Civil War]Est. US$100-US$200
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Service Memorial, PA Light Artillery [Civil War]: Massive, framed soldier's memorial commemorating the service of John Muckle, who fought with Battery "I" of the Pennsylvania Light Artillery. This piece displays the military discharge of Pvt. Muckle
0093: Service Memorial, PA Light Artillery [Civil War]Est. US$150-US$300
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Armed, Young Union Soldier [Tintype] [Civil War]: Ninth plate tintype of a young Union soldier displaying for the camera his pistol, likely a M1849 Colt Pocket. Housed in a complete leatherette case with a desirable patriotic mat. Condition as
0094: Armed, Young Union Soldier [Tintype] [Civil War]Est. US$150-US$250
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Ames Presentation Sword, Iowa Officer [Civil War]: Beautiful M1850 Ames staff and field officer's sword presented to Captain George W. Johnson by the "citizens of Clinton, Sept. 18th, 1862." The sword's brass guard, hand-engraved mounts, and drag
0095: Ames Presentation Sword, Iowa Officer [Civil War]Est. US$1,750-US$2,750
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Original 1862 Civil War Telegraph [Samuel Morse]: Original telegraph dated July 9th, 1862. The telegraph proved an important tool during the Civil War and contributed greatly to Union victory. It facilitated, for the first time in modern warfare,
0096: Original 1862 Civil War Telegraph [Samuel Morse]Est. US$50-US$150
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