Outstanding Civil War Diary

1881 Andersonville Diary 1ed Ransom Civil WAR Indians Confederate Prison Escape One of the most outstanding prison narratives of the American Civil War. "Andersonville Diary" by John Ransom is a power

1881 Andersonville Diary by Ransom Civil WAR Indians Prison Escape Illustrated One of the most outstanding prison narratives of the American Civil War. Sergeant Ransom was captured in East Tennessee i

Civil War diary with 101 hand written pages. Written by Reverend Henry Wheeler, Chaplain of the 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry documents the Civil War in a hand written journal. The journal entries span fr

This leather bound ledger book is 9 x 12 ½” with marbled paste-downs and end papers. On the first unlined front end paper it is inscribed in ink Madison November 1, 1837 Capt. Collins Co.

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War diary identified to Samuel W. Armington, Co. D, 15th Massachusetts Volunteers, POW Bell Island, Richmond, VA. Approx. 3 1/4 x 5 in. leather pocket diary containing 59 pages feat

Howard B. Jeffries was a 2nd Lieutenant in Company E1 82nd PA 21st Cavalry from 1863 - 1865. The pages and writing are in excellent condition. The leather cover is worn but in stable condition. Nice e

1864 Civil War Diary - Diary BY EZRA. J. Bartlett PRIVATE 12TH REGIMENT WISCONSIN INFANTRY DETAILED ACCOUNTS; 2/21/1864 MEMPHIS, 2/23/1864 VICKSBURG, 4/7/1864 FT. PILLOW MEMPHIS TO CAIRO, 4/11/1864 FT

An Illinois School Girl's Civil War Diary, 1861-1864 A small diary, measuring 6" x 7.25", Rockford, Illinois, dated February 12, 1861 to April 4, 1864. A diary belonging to 15-year-old Kate Church. Th

Civil War diary of Julius Schrader, Company K, 95th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry. First entry Oct. 23, 1861 - "Enlisted in Co. K". Entries dated through 1864. Pocket size 4 1/8" h x 3 1/4" w x 1" d

1864 Civil War Diary belonging to Lt. Arlon S. Atherton of the 3rd New Hampshire. Atherton spent time in the Libby Prison in Richmond Virginia after being wounded and captured at the Second Battle of

1863 1ed Civil War Diary North & South Russell Correspondent Slavery Confederacy William Howard Russell was a well-known war correspondent for the London Times. Russell’s book ‘My Diary North and

Title: A Very Violent Rebel: The Civil War Diary of Ellen Renshaw House (Voices of the Civil War) Description: Book Club edition, tan cloth with black lettering, no writing in the book, presentation l

Col. John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916: Confederate cavalry battalion commander, known as the "Gray Ghost" fro his partisan guerrilla tactics; after Appomattox, disbanded his force rather than surrender

Abraham Lincoln Related Outstanding Abraham Lincoln Portrait "PROCLAMATION of EMANCIPATION" Printer's Die Sunk on Card The First Seen Seen 1864-Dated Civil War Period. "PROCLAMATION of EMANCIPATION" w

[Manuscript/Ephemera] 4 volumes. 19th Century Manuscript Diaries. (1) Civil War Diary of John P. Gross of Bangor, Michigan, during the closing months of his service in the 3rd Michigan Calvary, Co. C.

Outstanding family grouping of 15 Civil War era letters with correspondence from Frederick E Underwood Company a 42nd Ohio volunteer infantry. Outstanding Civil War Content. Letters from Camp Chase, C

Maker's marked "Copyright 1896 By P.H. Ferguson." Very nice displaying The Confederate Note Memorial paper lithograph with outstanding confederate war notes and confederacy battle graphics. CONDITION:

Outstanding Civil War-era 2.5 x 4 carte-de-visite photo of Colfax by Wm. Shaw of San Francisco, signed at the bottom of the image in ink, "Schuyler Colfax in California, 1865." Reverse bears an affixe

1863 Diary of Edward Dickson Hicks II (1831-1894) of Devon Farm, Nashville, Tennessee. The diary is mostly farming and account related, with very little detail, although a few entries point to life in

Highly detailed, often anquished, leather-bound duodecimo pocket diary kept by Private (eventually Corporal) William H. McAdams of Company B, 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, from 1 January 1864 to 24 Ju

Seven letters mostly from the 7th NH Regiment ( Florida/ SC) and another NH regiment in the Peninsular Campaign. Letters are full of content--some naive at the beginning-" I wish I was in a bayonet ch

Walden, Alifaire (Allie) Gaston, comp. Confederate War Diary of John THomas Gaston [ Hampton Legion] NP: 1960. Pb, 25 Pages. Note: Inscribed. Inv. 368

of Maine, 3 vols. Three highly detailed leather-bound duodecimo pocket notebooks kept during the Civil War by GEORGE W. SABINE (1832-1865) of Eastport, Maine, while commanding Company K, 18th Regt. Ma

A Confederate Girl's Diary by Dawson, Sarah Morgan. Published by Houghton Mifflin, 1913 1st Edition. Hardcover. Condition: Good. Bound in gray cloth with crest on front cover and white titles, 440 pp.