19thc Civil War Engravings, Corps Badges United States Army

19th Century Civil War era engraving, from an edition of The Civil War In The United States, View Of Savannah, GA, Looking East Toward Fort Jackson. 12" X 16".

[CIVIL WAR]. WILLARD, Maj. G.L. Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army. Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lippencott & Co., 1862. Identified to George G. Stoddard, US Marine Corps.  32mo. Plat

A Kurz & Allison of Chicago engraving titled "Full Rank- Major Generals of the United States Army- Civil War 1861-65". Copyright 1887. 26-1/2in x 39in.

George Henry Thomas (July 31, 1816 – March 28, 1870) was a United States Army officer and a Union general during the American Civil War, one of the principal commanders in the Western Theater.

The Fifth Army Corps Army of the Potomac - A Record of Operations during the United States of America 1861 - 1865 Author: Lt. Col. William H. Powell Dated:

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC CHAPLAIN MEMBERSHIP BADGE Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) membership badge with a post chaplain suspension bar, United States flag ribbon, enamel charm, and star shaped pen

Eight piece original United States Civil War era Union Army memorabilia grouping, Calvary (qty 3), crossed cannons and Medical Service (qty 2) Kepi hat badges, braided hat tassel and epaulette shoulde

19th Century wood cut engraving, double page from an edition of "The Civil War In the United States". Retreat of the Confederate Garrison Commanded by General Drayton from Fort Walker During the Bomba

Collection of 16 pre-Civil War United States Army eagle "A" artillery coat buttons including: 1-piece buttons being Albert's GI79 with backmarks "A.W. SPIES/RICH"(1), "SCOVILLS/WATERBURY" (1), "PLATED

General William Buel Franklin Civil War Brady Portrait Photograph, Union Army general in the American Civil War and United States Army officer, by Matthew Bradley New York; used condition, wear/worn,

Civil War Miscellaneous Engraved Silver Civil War Union Army 19th Corps Badge c. 1862 Civil War Period, Corps Badge, Union Army, XIX Corps, Coin Silver with Period Pinback and Bar. Choice Extremely Fi

Autographed carte-de visite of Major General Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885) United States Army officer and 18th president of the United States. Carte de visite showing bust view of Grant wearing uniform

U.S. Civil War era Model 1860 United States Army Officer's Dress Sword. Produced by Ridabock & Co. of New York. Includes metal scabbard. Patina / oxidation and wear as expected. Slightly loose in fitt

Military buttons believed to be from the Civil War and the Revolutionary War. Ordnance Corps Confederate States Army, Confederate States Navy, Virginia Military Academy, Maryland Confederate States Ar

UNITED STATES ARMY BADGES LOT OF TWO Two obsolete United States Military badges. Unmarked. Titles include: U.S. Army Ranger Corps Of Engineers badge. Numbered 101. United States Army Military

Original Civil War patriotic artwork. Various markings including "UNITED STATES ARMY / 55th OHIO & U. S. VOLUNTEERS / Army of The Ohio / Army Of The Cumberland / BRIG. GENERAL / CHARLES G. HARKER / U.

An original 1866 United States Civil War Grand Army of the Republic GAR 1861 Veteran 1866 with a grosgrain American Flag ribbon and an Eagle pin.

[CIVIL WAR]. XXIII Army Corps headquarters badge.  Approx. 2 1/4 x 2 1/2 in. shield-shape badger with bullion border and wool centers in red, blue, and white, indicating the headquarters of the X

US Grant led the Union Army as Commanding General of the United States Army in winning the American Civil War, and served as the 18th President of the United States, signed warrant for the pardon of a

US Grant led the Union Army as Commanding General of the United States Army in winning the American Civil War, and served as the 18th President of the United States, signed warrant for the pardon of a

12 pieces. Mint in boxes. Includes sets; 34141 General US Grant United States Army, Set 34142 General Robert E Lee and the Army of the Confederacy, and Set 34167 Julius Caesar and the Roman Legion.

PHILIP SHERIDAN Original Civil War 1864 Signed Letter - $6K Appraisal Value! ITEM DESCRIPTION:   This letter written by United States Army officer and Union general Philip Sheridan is signed

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Nathaniel P. Banks. To Persons Having Claims against the United States for Damages Done to their Property by Soldiers of the United States Army. Letterpress broadside, 14 x 9&#1

United States,19th-Early 20th Century Includes a GAR uniform with reproduction white shirt, GAR beaver hat decorated with GAR memorabilia, two tintype photographs of veterans, two WWI veteran hats, on