1865 Andrew Johnson Trade Mississippi River West

Civil War Union Documents Andrew Johnson Orders “International Trade Is Open” at All Seaports of the Southern States except for at Texas...” May 24, 1865-Dated Civil War Period, Printed General

1890's Andrew Johnson Presidential Trade Card

Bronze medals and accessories, including: 1889 3" masonic New York lodge medal, with part of the case included; 1865 Andrew Johnson bronze medal, 76 mm, Musante GW-770 with uncirculated details, hairl

LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER JULY 9, 1866 ON VP CHAMBERS LETTERHEAD VERY TURBULENT TIMES FOLLOWING THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN APRIL 14TH, 1865. ANDREW JOHNSON BECAME VICE PRESIDENT HAS THIS WAS TOW

MEDALS (1)1865 ANDREW JOHNSON (1)1857 JAMES BUCHANAN (1)1853 FRANKLIN PIERCE

Large hand-colored lithograph poster with portrait of Republican president Andrew Johnson. Johnson is depicted above portraits of Edwin Stanton and William Seward, and surrounded by portraits of fifte

Johnson’s reimagined and re-engraved set of five comparative charts of the Mountains & Rivers of the World, presented in the very uncommon vertical format and organized by continent. Quite a dep

19th century. A clean original Julius & Bien CO, NY map of the Campaign of the Army of West Mississippi, 1865. Plate CX. Atlas to accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 18

Native American, North America, West of Mississippi River (modern day Arkansas), Quapaw culture, ca. 1600 to 1800 CE. The Quapaw were Native Americans who lived in four villages along the Mississippi

Native American, North America, West of Mississippi River (modern day Arkansas), Quapaw culture, ca. 1600 to 1800 CE. The Quapaw were Native Americans who lived in four villages along the Mississippi

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson campaign ferrotype. 1864.   Approx. 1 in. diam. gilt brass pin featuring 5/8 in. diam. ferrotypes of Lincoln and Johnston on the

Manuscript map, pen, ink, watercolor on paper of the Western Hemisphere. America west of Mississippi River called Louisiana. Cherokees indicated in southeast. Circa late 18th Century. 14 3/4" x 14".

Manuscript map, pen, ink, watercolor on paper of the Western Hemisphere. America west of Mississippi River called Louisiana. Cherokees indicated in southeast. Circa late 18th Century. 14 3/4" x 14".

MITCHELL, S. AUGUSTUS. A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California. Engraved pocket map of the American territories west of the Mississippi River. 22¾x21 inches overall, ample margins; strong origi

Surprisingly clean and sound wall map of North America showing significant evolution of territories west of the Mississippi River following the Mexican-American War and during the height of the Califo

Title/Content of Map: 1876 Colton Folding Map of the Western United States -- Colton's Map of the States and Territories West of the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean Showing the Overland Routes,

The Buffalo Brewing Company was a thriving business west of the Mississippi River and was successful in other countries such as Russia and China. Even during the prohibition, the company was able to s

**First Time At Auction** Native American, North America, west of the Mississippi River (modern day Cross County, Arkansas), Mississippian, ca. 11th to 14th century CE. A hefty grayware bottle display

Originally listed at $400 Native American, North America, west of the Mississippi River, Mississippian, ca. 11th to 14th century CE. An attractive grayware bottle displaying a spherical body with a r

Very uncommon Spanish map showing the United States at the beginning of the westward expansion. Alabama and Mississippi are territories. West of the Mississippi River there are several provisional div

**Originally Listed At $350** Native American, North America, west of the Mississippi River, Mississippian, ca. 11th to 14th century CE. A pottery jar boasting a minimalist form with a rounded base, a

Strinking map of the Western United States, primarily illustrating the various regions and mountain systems West of the Mississippi River. ca. 1873

The first phase of the Civil War was fought west of the Mississippi River at least six years before the attack on Fort Sumter. Starting with the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854, Jay Monagha

(1) 1865: Post 1900 restrike of the Andrew Johnson large sized Indian Peace Medal. The medal has been artificial toned outside mint. Bronze, 76mm, Unc. Est. $50-$100 (2) 1889: Bronze U.S. Mint Benjami