The Battle of Jonesboro Georgia - Sept 1st 1864

Third Battle of Winchester Virginia Sept 19, 1864 Chromolithograph by Louis Prang & Co." Frederick County near Winchester Virginia Outcome: Union Victory. Largest and Bloodiest Civil War Battle in the

Death of Major General James B. M'Pherson. Commander of the Army and department of Tennessee. At the battle near Atlanta, Georgia, July 22, 1864. Published by Currier & Ives. Dimensions: (Frame) H 14.

1864 1st General George McClellan Civil War Battles Antietam Peninsular Campaign “The Union, which can alone ensure internal peace, and external security to each State, Must and Shall be Preserved,

Title: Battle-Field of Winchester, VA September 19, 1864 and Battle-Fields of Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek 22 Sept 1864, 19 Oct 1864 Maker: Washington Government Printing Office Date: 1892 Civil War

1864 1st ed Stonewall Jackson American CIVIL WAR Confederate General Battle CSA “Once you get them running, you stay right on top of them, and that way a small force can defeat a large one every tim

1864 Civil War Atlanta, Georgia Union Quartermaster receipt, 1858 Georgia Militia 1st Co., 8th Brigade appointment of Benjamin B Hamilton as aide de camp to the Commander-in-chief at the rank of Colon

1864 VINTAGE CIVIL WAR BOOK GETTYSBURG BATTLE AND INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA <

taken at the Battle of Nashville on December 16, 1864 from Captain Caleb P. Bowen, Company "C," 30th Georgia Infantry. The sword's 29 5/8 in. single fuller blade is deeply etched on both sides, the ri

Carte-de-visite (CDV) grouping of two views depicting Captain John F. Pope of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. He is listed as being wounded at the Battle of Petersburg on June 18th, 1864. Left:

RARE Vintage 6.25X4.25 original photograph signed in blue fountain pen ink, "With good wishes, Cecil, Sept 1967." A couple of light creases, otherwise excellent.(1864-1958) Edgar Algernon Robert Gasco

24 items total. 1st-6th items: Six Civil War Era Southern Newspapers: The Georgia Citizen Extra, single page broadside, for July 23, 1861, reporting on the first Battle of Bull Run (in four pieces fro

Autographs Important 1864 Photo Inscribed: "Quarter Deck men of the Hartford Flag Ship Mobile Bay Nov. 1st 1864 D. G. Farragut" / Letter DAVID G. FARRAGUT (1801-1870). Flag Officer of the United State

A Playful A.A. Milne Pens About Dunhills, Pipes, and His Upcoming Novel Single page ALS, signed in full signature "A.A. Milne" and dated "Sept 1st/29", 5.5" x 7.5" on Cotchford Farm, Hartfield, Sussex

Thoreau, Henry David 'Maine Woods'. Ticknor & Fields, Cambridge, 1864. First Edition Hardback Book pressed brown cloth boards. 328pp. From the estate of Beverly Hills socialite Connie Wald, and Produc

Thoreau, Henry David 'Maine Woods'. Ticknor & Fields, Cambridge, 1864. First Edition Hardback Book pressed brown cloth boards. 328pp. From the estate of Beverly Hills socialite Connie Wald, and Produc

LIVINGSTONE DAVID: (1813-1873) Scottish Missionary & Explorer of Africa. A good A.L.S., David Livingstone, four pages, 8vo, Hamilton, 1st September 1864, to Dr. Cumming. Livingstone announces 'I felt

&lbrack;First Battle of Bull Run&rsqb;&period; CSA General Robert Hall Chilton Signed Period Fair Copy of the Battle Report for 1st Brigade&period; Nine pages of bifolia&comma; 7&period;5" x 9&period;

WILLIAM GRIFFINUnited Kingdom, 19th Century"Battle of the Glorious 1st June". Depicts a boisterous battle scene between French and British ships, with a rescue boat in the foreground. Signed lower lef

ASM 52, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 72, 74, 92, 114.&#160;3rd Appearance of the Kingpin,&#160;&#160;Vulture Appearance & Battle Cover,&#160;Mysterio Appearance,&#160;1st Appearance of Randy Ro

Fine JD Bishop (1864-1935) Jugtown Georgia 2gal Jar (Circa 1890s) that has a strong stamp and is in a very nice slip glaze, and one concentric ring around the top shoulder and the stamp is just below.

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." [1776] Revolutionary War Printed, First American printed Revolu

Described by:Mandy CNX 1293 5645 Title:Rare Military WWI Battle Argonne William Ruxton Chronograph Sept. 1918 Description:Rare Military WWI Battle Argonne William Ruxton Chronograph. Inscription: Boug

A 6 inch Sawyer shell recovered from Fort Powell from the Battle of Mobile Bay in 1864. Recovered in the 1990s. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

Two German Engraved Glass Goblets, 18th / 19th century, the 1st engraved with a battle scene of soldiers on horses with encampment tents, ocean wave rim above a scalloped and paneled section on a tape