[CIVIL WAR] Beardless Lincoln Cover w/ 6th Ohio Cavalry Letter

Letter was written by Sergeant Samuel Snyder of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry from a Cleveland hospital. Three pages with postal cover addressed to Lt. John W. Cleland of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry. T

Letter written by Frank E. Marsh of the 11th Vermont Heavy Artillery on April 6th, 1863 from Fort Slocum in New York. Four pages, postal cover addressed to Mr. Clarendon W. Tucker, East Calais, Vermon

Including 1860 election, pro-Union, and mourning covers. All with backs except one. Dimensions: (Average) H 3.25" x W 5.5" Condition: Various states of used condition, some toning, handling, glue rema

Letter written by wounded soldier Dan Hitchcock to his wife on April 8, 1865, begins "Dear Wife". After some preliminaries, he writes: "We are having glorious news all the time, and I guess we will wi

ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC POSTAL COVERS, LOT OF TWO, each depicting Lincoln splitting rails and lettered for Lincoln and Hamlin, one J. A. Howells Publisher, Jefferson, Ohio. 1860-1865. 3 1/

There was quite a number from this vicinity went to Springfield....to attend Lincoln's funeral......the last respect they could pay to our fallen Three page letter with cover written by "Alice C. Merr

Including two Ohio Cavalry pin-back ribbons, 1st being blue with gilt letters and brass pin-back bar with crossed sabers and text: Thirteenth Ohio Vol. Cav. Association 4th Indp. Battalion O.V.C. 5th

Letter written March 1st, 1865 by Captain Waddy T. Armstrong of the 6th Alabama Cavalry to Brigadier General Benjamin Jefferson Hill from Oxford, Alabama. One page. Captain Armstrong says in the lette

Archive of 3 autograph letters signed by Charles T. Simpers, 6th Maryland Infantry, to his wife, including: Harpers Ferry, Virginia, 20 February 1863. 4 pages, 4to, 7 ¾ x 9 ¾ in. (first page

2 CDV Civil War images of Argus Ogborn, Union 6th Cav., Dead Letter Office, 4"T x 2.5"W

Archive of 33 transcribed letters and documents dating to before, during, and after the Civil War, all related to Private Melvin Johnson of Company A, 42

Including: 4 uniform buttons, insignia, letter dated May 6th, 1864 concerning abolition and other subjects. Dimensions: (Letter) H 8.25" x W 5.25" Condition: Use wear.

"Lincoln and the First Shot" by Richard N. Current, published by J.B. Lippincott, 1963, First Edition, 6th printing. Soft cover [some wear]; 5.1/2" x 8"; ink written name "Wiggins" on top of the half-

Amos W. Kibbee. 18 letters with envelopes and CDV's of Kibbee in Uniform and a CDV of his wife. Kibbee was a member of the Illinois 15th Cavalry Co. "B". Great war content, Letter written one day afte

The gold-filled head engraved "Presented to Geo. W. Smetts February 22nd 1887 by Department of Ohio UUU A. Lincoln Post no. 1" 33-1/2"h Note: Smetts was a part of Sherman's Brigade and was commissione

A great war-date Confederate soldier's letter, 4pp. 8vo., written by 1st Sgt. James W. Biggs, [WIA Antietam Campaign, 9/08/62 & Shepherdstown, Va., 7/15/64], Co. C, 2nd Virginia Cavalry, "7 miles from

Lot includes: *** A Civil War postal cover with two five cents stamps featuring Jefferson Davis. The envelope is directed to a Confederate soldier, Mr. Robert A. Bradley, via his Captain Leroy C. Jame

Abraham Lincoln Related Abraham Lincoln Beardless Plaster "LIFE MASK" After Leonard Volk's Original Cast in 1860 Made Circa 1886 ABRAHAM LINCOLN LIFE MASK, Plaster with height about 10.5", c. 1886 cop

Abraham Lincoln Related 1860 Abraham Lincoln Campaign "Beardless" Silk Ribbon 1860 Presidential Campaign, "Beardless" Abraham Lincoln Silk Ribbon, with Large Lincoln Bust Image, Beardless, with his fa

Three Pro-Lincoln Civil War Letters During 1864 Election A fantastic collection of three Civil War letters discussing the 1864 election between incumbent Abraham Lincoln and General George B. McClella

1926 1st ed Abraham Lincoln Autobiography Civil War Letters & Speeches Slavery “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.” ― Abraham Linc

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John S. McNulty. Letters from a civilian saddler for the Confederate cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley. 7 Autograph Letters Signed as "John S." to his future wife Mollie McClu

Abraham Lincoln 1860 Presidential Campaign Ferrotype, portrait of beardless Lincoln on one side, his running mate Hannibal on the other, with raised text, dia. 1 inch

This is an antique Civil War Confederate soldier's fife. The initials "LMJ" are carved along the shaft. According to family history, the fife belonged to William Smith, a young Louisiana soldier who s