Civil War, Photography, Art, & Americana

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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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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Standing Portrait, Ulysses S. Grant [CDV]: Carte-de-visite (CDV) of General Ulysses S. Grant. Brady Imprint on reverso. Excellent contrast and clarity. Mount is slight trimmed for album insertion. [Civil War] [U.S. Navy] [Union,

0097: Standing Portrait, Ulysses S. Grant [CDV]Est. US$150-US$250

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U.S Grant & Family, Framed Albumen Print [Civil War]: Framed albumen print of an etching depicting General Ulysses S. Grant and his family. Produced during the Civil War era, this piece retains its beautiful, original wood frame and is fit for display.

0098: U.S Grant & Family, Framed Albumen Print [Civil War]Est. US$150-US$300

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Framed Engraving, Abraham Lincoln [Mourning]: A fine Civil War-period engraving of a close up of President Lincokln’s face, made by an unknown artist from the famous 1864 Brady photograph. This photo, of course, is the same as was used on

0099: Framed Engraving, Abraham Lincoln [Mourning]Est. US$150-US$300

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0100: Lincoln’s Undertaker, Civil War Soldier’sEst. US$100-US$200

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Pair of Abraham Lincoln Stereoviews: Lot of two c. 1870-1880 stereoviews featuring Abraham Lincoln-related subject matter. The first stereoview is an artistic tribute to Lincoln that features what appears to be a marble bust surrendered

0101: Pair of Abraham Lincoln StereoviewsEst. US$100-US$200

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Orig. 1860 Republican Ballot, Lincoln/Hamlin Ticket: An original election ballot for the 1860 election, which features Abraham Lincoln at the top of the Republican ticket. Printed in Ohio, the ballot also lists the various candidates for local seats.

0102: Orig. 1860 Republican Ballot, Lincoln/Hamlin TicketEst. US$150-US$300

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Abraham Lincoln Engraving & Memorial Stereoview: Lot of two items. The first item is a very pleasing engraving of Abraham Lincoln produced from an original photograph made by Fredericks. The engraver, George E. Perine, operated in New York City.

0103: Abraham Lincoln Engraving & Memorial StereoviewEst. US$150-US$300Lot Passed

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Pair of Lincoln Photographs [Carte-de-visite]: Lot of two very nice Lincoln-related CDVs. The first image is of the classic Anthony Berger engraving of President Lincoln reading the Bible with his son, Tad. This carte is sharp and clear and in

0104: Pair of Lincoln Photographs [Carte-de-visite]Est. US$100-US$200

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Liberty Mourning Lincoln, by Tyson Bros., Gettysburg: This carte-de-visite (CDV) depicts an engraving of Liberty mourning over the casket of Abraham Lincoln. While this engraving was reproduced in various formats after the assassination, what makes this

0105: Liberty Mourning Lincoln, by Tyson Bros., GettysburgEst. US$150-US$300Lot Passed

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0106: Early 20th Century Bust Plaque [Abraham Lincoln]Est. US$150-US$250

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Lincoln Assasination, Funeral Letter [Civil War]: There was quite a number from this vicinity went to Springfield....to attend Lincoln's funeral......the last respect they could pay to our fallen Three page letter with cover written by "Alice C.

0107: Lincoln Assasination, Funeral Letter [Civil War]Est. US$250-US$500

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The "Martyr President" 1865 Sermon [Abraham Lincoln]: Bound booklet published in 1865 of a sermon given by Pastor J.G Butler. Entitled "Our Grief and our Duty," Butler's sermon encourages citizens to carry on Lincoln's legacy as their duty to the fallen

0108: The "Martyr President" 1865 Sermon [Abraham Lincoln]Est. US$100-US$250

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Abraham Lincoln Death Relic: Abraham Lincoln death relic – a snippet of wallpaper and a copy of a 1980 letter from the US Department of the Interior written by Gay A. Thompson, an Architectural Technician of the National

0109: Abraham Lincoln Death RelicEst. US$250-US$500

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Detailed 1835 Slave Bill of Sale [Decatur, Georgia]: Two page slave bill of sale dated 1835 from Decatur, Georgia (near Atlanta). Three slaves are named: James, Nancy and their 10-year old daughter, Chloe. Extremely detailed writing. The owner of

0110: Detailed 1835 Slave Bill of Sale [Decatur, Georgia]Est. US$250-US$500

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1828 Slave Receipt in French [New Orleans]: 1828 pre-printed in French receipt for taxes due on a slave (noted as paid). M. George Mahe paid one piastres for the tax due for his slave (esclaves) – dated May 1, 1828 – issued at

0111: 1828 Slave Receipt in French [New Orleans]Est. US$250-US$500

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Muster Roll, African-American Cook, 45th IL Infantry: Muster roll listing Hosea R. Simmons, an African-American man enlisted in Company K of the 45th Illinois Infantry. Simmons joined Company K of the 45th Illinois just before Sherman’s March to

0112: Muster Roll, African-American Cook, 45th IL InfantryEst. US$500-US$750Lot Passed

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1840 Letter, Jailing of Man for Stealing Slaves: This letter was written by William J. Bryan (1784-1860) in 1840. Bryan writes about the election William Henry Harrison ("Old Tip") and informs a friend that his neighbor stole a "negro" from someone

0113: 1840 Letter, Jailing of Man for Stealing SlavesEst. US$150-US$300

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White Woman & African American Woman Together [CDV]: A beautiful and touching carte-de-visite (CDV) photo of what appears to be an African American woman standing alongside a white woman. Taken in Lancaster, Pennsylvania c. 1864-1866, this impressive

0114: White Woman & African American Woman Together [CDV]Est. US$500-US$750

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Portrait of Older African American Man [CDV]: Carte-de-visite (CDV) photo of an older African American man in a seated pose, taken by photographer E.B. Nock in Cincinnati, Ohio. While his identity is unknown, he is dressed in a smart dark suit

0115: Portrait of Older African American Man [CDV]Est. US$250-US$500

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1849 KY Will: Some Slaves Free, Others Not [Slavery]: Two-page last will and testament detailing the estate of James Stewart of Pendelton County, Kentucky, dated 1849. Stewart stipulates that his "negro girl" Harriet and her three children are to be

0116: 1849 KY Will: Some Slaves Free, Others Not [Slavery]Est. US$250-US$500

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1842 Will: Female Owner Emancipates Slave [Slavery]: Two-page last will and testament written by Sarah Forrest of Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1842. We have not previously handled a document regarding slavery in which the sole owner is a woman, making

0117: 1842 Will: Female Owner Emancipates Slave [Slavery]Est. US$250-US$500

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1833 Slave Appraisal, "Dower of Negroes" [Slavery]: Two-page document, dated 1833, detailing an appraisal of slaves once owned by Presly Talbot of Bourbon County, Kentucky. Talbot's wife, Elizabeth Dickson (her re-married name), was ostensibly due a

0118: 1833 Slave Appraisal, "Dower of Negroes" [Slavery]Est. US$250-US$500

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1826 Article of Agreement- Slave Support & Sale: Unusual document written in 1826 by the heirs of Sarah Thompson of Lincoln County, Kentucky, who died "interstate" sometime prior to this signed pact. In the "Article of Agreement," the heirs

0119: 1826 Article of Agreement- Slave Support & SaleEst. US$250-US$500

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1859 Will & Codicil: "Slaves Are To be Treated Well": Three-page will and two-page codicil dated 1859, written by James Dejarnett of Madison County, Kentucky. Condition as shown, the will is signed and docketed on reverso. In his will, Dejarnett

0120: 1859 Will & Codicil: "Slaves Are To be Treated Well"Est. US$250-US$500

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