Civil War Letter Mentioning Battle of Chancellorsville

Written by Union Soldier Mason S. Chambers (1840-1929) Co. F 169th NY inf. "My Regt. is down near Wilmington. There were a good many of them lost at Ft. Fisher.... I do not think the peace conference

"We have such glorious news that I hope this war will soon be over. I suppose you know that Richmond was taken and R.E. Lee's army captured." Signed Alice.

Letter written in German on September 27th, 1863 from a “camp near Chattanooga, Tennessee” by Louis Ellerbruch of the 32nd Indiana. The 32nd Indiana was also known as the “1st German” regiment

In 2 binders, including approx. 15 civil war letters (some with battle content), a few Mexican war letters, and general Americana letters regarding politics, religion, family, business, land purchases

1864 1ed George McClellan CIVIL WAR Letter Secretary of War Battle Strategy A rare first edition printing of Letter of the Secretary of War, reporting on General George McClellans organization of the

April 10, 1862. Civil War letter regarding the death of Sgt Joshua Allen after the battle of Shiloh. Reading "Whereas it has pleased divine providence to receive by death Sergeant Joshua Allen of Co.

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, hand-colored lithograph on paper (each), comprising a Currier & Ives Civil War scene titled "BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA MAY 3RD 1863", housed under glass in

FULL LETTER TRANSCRIPTION BELOW DESCRIPTION.This is a wonderful set of letters from John Cummings to his sister and mother presented in floating frames. There are four letters and each is written fron

1864 CIVIL WAR 1ed George McClellan Letter War Gettysburg Battle Strategy DC “The Union, which can alone insure internal peace, and external security to each State, Must and Shall be Preserved,

Political Anna Dickinson Lectures on "Women's Rights" & Politics December 12, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Autograph Letter Signed by James Livington, mentioning Anna Dickinson, American Lecturer and

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Corporal Ithemar Barbur noted on Page 167 in "History of the Battle Monument at West Point". See photos for condition and detai

“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

FRAMED CIVIL WAR LETTER, ARLINGTON, SEPT. 12, 1861 BY BRIG. GENERAL GERARD E.D.KEYER COMMENDING CAPTAIN HASCALL AT BATTLE OF BULL RUN

Civil War Letter Dated May 23,1865 (10 days following the last battle of the Civil War) From Annie M. Bostick of New Orleans, Louisiana to her Cousin Ms. Monica Rutledge of Hartford County, Maryland.L

8 page letter, not sure if it ended, no signature but great content regarding Battles including Bull Run, Fredericksburg etc.

Ernest Furgurson, author of Ashes of Glory and Chancellorsville 1863, brings his talents to a pivotal and often neglected Civil War battle–the fierce, unremitting slaughter at Cold Harbor, Virginia,

A Union letter from Samuel McAlavey, Co. H, 27th Regiment Penna. Militia. June 26, 1863. Written only days before the first day's Battle of Gettysburg of July 1. "Marched through Columbia [PA] and enc

James Longstreet Remarkable Letter Penned Just Days After Being Appointed Lieutenant Colonel in the Confederate Army, Two Weeks Before the Battle of Fort Sumter and the Start of the Civil War Single p

Battle of Chancellorsville May 2, 3, 4 1863. Lists Union and Confederate Losses. Copyright 1889 by Kurz & Allison Art Publishers Chicago. Unframed but matted. Image size is approx. 19" x 26".

Made by American Mint, this pocket knife The Battle of Chancellorsville. New in box. Measures approximately 5 inches closed and 8 5/8 inches open

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 c

A Civil War historical grouping to include two tintype photographs of Albert Warner; a cased tintype of Levan Warner, who was killed in the Battle of Wilderness in 1864; and assorted letters/correspon

in original box, civil war edition jack knife collectible

One of the most famous calvary commanders wounded FIVE times in various major battles during the CiviL War with COA with content regarding a friends covalescance with COA