Civil War Brigadier General Frock Coat Attributed to

Confederate Veterans 3 Star General Frock Coat & Victorian Dress Form. The coat has 16 GA State seal buttons. 1 is marked Ridabock Co. New York & 4 is marked M.C. Lilley & Co. Columbus. 11 are marked

[CIVIL WAR]. 1858 Union Artillery enlisted frock coat. Artillery enlisted man's frock coat. Single-breasted of dark blue wool trimmed with red piping.  Nine-button front, all unmarked general ser

Half length portrait of young soldier in double breasted frock coat with red shirt. Unidentified but uniform appears to be Confederate, housed in a full case.

Re-enactment Civil War Frock Coat, Confederate State of America, Servant & Co, Civil War Uniforms, Gettysburg PA, gray over coat with frock cape, brass CSA buttons, size M. CONDITION: Very minor wear.

- Eppa Hunton IV, Confederate Brigadier General CSA, “Lee’s Lieutenant” and commanding officer at Gettysburg, U.S. Representative and Senator from Virginia, 8 th Virginia Infantry Major Eppa

Re-enactment Civil War Frock Coat, Union Army, Servant & Co, Civil War Uniforms, Gettysburg, PA, blue overcoat with frock cape, brass eagle buttons, size L. CONDITION: Very minor wear.

Details: William Stephen Walker autograph clipped from a larger piece. Shows light age and wear. William Stephen Walker (April 13, 1822 – June 7, 1899) was a Confederate States Army brigadier ge

Civil War Brigadier General's Shoulder Boards. May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

Authentic pair of Civil War brass epaulettes. Fine quality gold bullion with a high relief twisted gold wire border. Shipping:Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.Intern

Important Civil War Brigadier General Commission of Samuel C. Lawrence of the 3rd. Brigade in the Massachusetts Militia, dated June 10th 1862. A rarely observed C.W. commission of a great commander, t

Described By:Robin 40224-AC Title:Rare CDV Confederate Brigadier General Charles Henningsen 1860 Description: Rare, collectible CDV of Brigadier General Charles Frederick Henningsen, a mercenary who f

CIVIL WAR (BRIGADIER GENERAL -THOMAS F. MEAGHER), SILVER (1.94 OZ), OWN HISTORY!

(1827-1892) Confederate brigadier general who served under Robert E. Lee for the entirety of the war, fought with distinction at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Later a governor of North Carolina. Pa

(1828 - 1903) Confederate brigadier general, who made failed attempts during and after the Civil War to get Maryland to secede. He was among the officers with Robert E. Lee during the surrender at App

(1808 – 1882) Confederate brigadier general and later Governor of Mississippi, colonel of the 21st Mississippi Infantry. At Gettysburg, Humphreys's regiment was part of the force that attacked

(1838-1916) Confederate brigadier general most noted for his role in his brother-in-law John H. Morgan's raid into Union territory to draw forces away from Gettysburg and Vicksburg. Good content war-d

FRY Birkett Davenport (1822-1891) was an adventurer, soldier, lawyer, cotton manufacturer, and a Confederate brigadier general in the American Civil War. A survivor of four battle wounds, he commanded

(1838-1916) Confederate brigadier general most noted for his role in his brother-in-law John H. Morgan's raid into Union territory to draw forces away from Gettysburg and Vicksburg. A.L.S. ‘Basi

(1818-1899) Confederate brigadier general who fought with distinction at Gettysburg, the Crater, Big Bethel, and other major engagements, promoted to brigadier general in honor of his leadership at th

(1819-1895) Confederate brigadier general who served under Beauregard at First Bull Run, and later under Johnston at Shiloh. War-date manuscript D.S. ‘Thomas Jordan’, 1p. 4to., &#8216

(1810-1897) Confederate brigadier general who led a corps at Shiloh, later serving under Braxton Bragg, Earl van Dorn, and Joseph E. Johnston. War-date manuscript D.S. 1p. 30 x 20 in., a requisit

JOHN B. FLOYD (1806 - 1863) Secretary of War and Confederate brigadier general who transfered arms to the South prior to the war, later fled Ft. Donelson prior to the battle there. Manuscript D.S., 1p

(1806 - 1863) Secretary of War and Confederate brigadier general who transferred arms to the South prior to the war, later fled Ft. Donelson prior to the battle there. Bold signature adding 'Secretary

(1833-1907) Confederate brigadier general and a postbellum U.S. Representative from Alabama. War-date cut signature 'C.M. Shelley’, 3.5 x 2 in., adding rank. Fine.