1862 Civil War Archive Court Martial Famous

1862 Civil War Archive Court Martial Famous Abolitionist. A very interesting archive regarding the Court Martial of a Major Robert A Parrish, Junior of the First California Regiment, Burn's Brigade da

Ten letters from John Fromberger, Surgeon, 53rd Pennsylvania Infantry, mostly to John Reybold, Esq. Excellent content including troop movements, sieges, Yorktown, Warwick Court House, etc. including m

Two 1863 Court Martial Summons Letters to Naval Officer JC Williamson A pair of Civil War court-martial summons letters addressed to naval officer John C. Williamson.Both have flattened mail folds, li

Group of 4 manuscript letters, three of which are from David Paul Brown (Abolitionist, lawyer), and the other being a reply to David Paul Brown from Peter H. Watson (Assistant Secretary of War.) Brown

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Broadside for a court martial of an officer in Smith's Independent Cavalry. Letterpress broadside titled "Charges and Specifications Preferred against Joseph T. Fearing, First L

Order No. 67, 1st Lieutenant U.C. Strait, 43 Ala. Regiment. Charge by command of General Robert E. Lee - Holding correspondence with the enemy. Court martial proceedings. Note that some images have be

Rare 1862 Confederate Voucher From the 6th Arkansas Infantry Partial printed DS, measuring 8.25" x 10", dated December 8, 1862, n.p. Voucher paying a total of ninety dollars to soldier R.D. Lee for a

by L.G. Vickers under Capt. G.A. Johnston at Hanover Court House - See photos for condition and details

General Orders No. 343 issued October 19th, 1863 by the War Department, detailing the court martial of Captain Samuel Ford of the 5th Maryland Infantry. Captain Ford was accused of “conduct prej

[Civil War/General Wharton Signed] C. H. Lee. THE JUDGE ADVOCATE’S VADE MECUM: EMBRACING A GENERAL VIEW OF MILITARY LAW, AND THE PRACTICE BEFORE COURTS MARTIAL… Richmond: West and Johnson, 1863. 1

1862 1ed Civil War General Silas Casey PROVENANCE 108 NY Volunteers Infantry Tactics An extremely rare and desirable volume from Silas Casey’s famous Civil War treatise “Infantry Tactics”. This

Early Macon county Illinois archive. Macon county's most famous inhabitant was Abraham Lincoln. This small archive includes a founding document of Macon county, produced January 19, 1829, the day Maco

Confederate KY Private 1862 Discharge Papers; Vet Survived the War But Later Died in Railroad Accident A 1p partly printed and partly manuscript document recording the military service details of Arch

1st item: Civil War era ALS. One page handwritten letter from James Alexander Seddon (1815-1880), 4th Confederate States Secretary of War from November 21, 1862 to February 5, 1865, War Department, pr

Civil War Rare 1865 Confederate Oath of Amnesty  Partially Printed Document Signed, "Robert Crudup", as Chief Justice, 1p, 8" x 6.75", McLennan County, October 30, 1865. McLennan County Court rai

Ruggles Daniel Confederate General Ruggles' Strategy Before Decisive Battle of Shiloh [CIVIL WAR.] DANIEL RUGGLES, Autograph Telegram or Note Signed, to Braxton Bragg, March 9, 1862, [Corinth, Mississ

14 Southern Transmittal Covers with 20 Total Jefferson Davis Stamps Fourteen Southern transmittal covers, of varying sizes, postmarked from Vicksburg, Richmond, Raleigh, Culpeper Court House, etc., wi

Grant Ulysses U.S. Grant Large Famous Bogardus Photo Magnificent Ulysses S. Grant large albumen photograph by Abraham Bogardus. An unusually large late (circa 1880) photograph of Grant, post-presidenc

War of 1812 Court Martial Broadside War of 1812. Printed Broadside,1p, 8" x 13.25", New York, September 30, 1811. Show-through from autograph at verso; small tear at top left; folds; creases; scattere

[Civil War] Cavalry Chaplain's Pay Voucher with Record of Black Servant 1p, measuring 16" x 10", No place, dated February 28, 1862. A pay voucher, No. 3, compiled by "Arthur O. Brickman", Chaplain of

Confederate POW Parole Slip Appomattox Court House Rare Confederate Parole document datelined Appomattox Court House, April 10, 1865, one day after the eponymous Battle of Appomattox Court House which

Wood Swatch from Gen. R. E. Lee’s HQ During Battle Of Gettysburg Wood swatch, 1.5" x .5", Gettysburg, PA, July 1-3, 1863, taken from from the world famous Thompson House better known as Gen

Division of Slaves Among Confederate Soldier's Siblings in Alabama Three court-appointed commissioners, E. F. Montague, J. T. Eldred, and J. M. Nicholson, divided the eight slaves in the estate of Isa

Wood Artifact from Gen. R. E. Lee’s HQ During Battle Of Gettysburg CAG Encapsulated. Wood swatch taken from the world-famous Thompson House better known as General Lee’s Headquarters durin