Civil War Confederate Old Libby Prison Relic; Second in

A neat ready-to-frame relic from the notorious Confederate Libby Prison in Richmond, an approx. 6 x 3 x 3/4 in. section of wood (tidewater cypress), once a support beam from the structure, accompanied

1874 CIVIL WAR Rebel Generals Loyal Bride Confederate Libby Prison Bull Run The Rebel Generals Loyal Bride is a rare, post-Civil War account of stories and scenes from the American Civil War. Written

Martin B. Leisser, American, 1846 to 1940, oil-on-board painting, offering a detailed panorama capturing a historical scene featuring Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia, during the Confederate Civil W

Libby Prison Signed Prisoner Report by Thomas Turner, with 31 Negroes 1p, measuring 8.5" x 4.5", Richmond, dated January 7, 1865. A prisoner report for the Confederate Military Prison signed "Th. P. T

1869 Glazier CIVIL WAR Capture Prison Confederate Gettysburg Andersonville Libby Willard Glazier was a soldier of the 2nd New York, rising to the rank of Lieutenant and was captured in October 1863, a

Rare 19th Century Charleston, South Carolina. Porter Military Academy coat button. Found at the site of the old Fereal/ Confederate Arsenal in Charleston, SC - also the site of the original Porter Mil

1865 Rebel Prisons Civil War TORTURE Confederate Andersonville CSA Libby Atlanta Robert Kellogg’s ‘Life and Death in Rebel Prisons’ is a rare Civil War account of prisoners of war and conditions

1868 Confederate Prisons Civil War Torture Union Glazier Libby Richmond CSA Willard Glazier was a Union lieutenant during the American Civil War who was captured and imprisoned in the infamous Confede

1868 Confederate Prisons Civil War Torture Union Glazier Libby Richmond CSA Willard Glazier was a Union lieutenant during the American Civil War who was captured and imprisoned in the infamous Confede

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

A great Civil War relic, a small wooden section from a beam of the original Libby Prison in Richmond Virginia. The section is roughly 4.5 x 3 x .5 in. (sight) with slightly jagged edges. Matted in a d

"Let us forgive but not forget.; Andersonville Prison, Stockade and Hospital"… [Georgia]. Printed by John W. January, Minonk, IL, ca. 1865. "The only true and correct picture of that horrible sl

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1868 Andersonville Soldiers Story CIVIL WAR Confederate Prison Torture POW Goss Warren Lee Goss book The Soldiers Story is a rare Civil War narrative on life in Andersonville Prison. Alongside chillin

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroys Andersonville is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison condition

Circa 1870 Stereoview; Identification on the reverse (pencil notation) "Castle Thunder - Confederate Prison.". Published by Anderson of Richmond, Virginia. Notice the black African American children i

THE DOOR FROM THE CIVIL WAR ERA LIBBY PRISON. 81"X 45" X 4"

1866 1ed Andersonville Soldier’s Story CIVIL WAR Confederate Prison POW Goss A rare Civil War story of prison life in Andersonville Prison by Warren Lee Goss. According to Nevins, “Much useful dat

1873 Andersonville Soldier’s Story CIVIL WAR Confederate Prison Torture POW Goss Called the "Father of the American Cartoon," Thomas Nast (1840-1902) was an influential caricaturist and political ca

1867 Andersonville Soldier’s Story CIVIL WAR Confederate Prison Torture POW Goss Called the "Father of the American Cartoon," Thomas Nast (1840-1902) was an influential caricaturist and political ca

1893 1st ed Richmond Prisons Confederate Civil War POWs TORTURE Jefferson Davis William Jeffrey’s ‘Richmond Prison’s is a late 19th-century account of the Civil War prisons in the Confederacy. T

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