Civil war travel pass

 dated April 5th, 1865 on The Chief Depot Quaretermaster, Eastport, Miss. Letter reads Steamboat and Rail Road Agents will furnish/ transportation to M? A. Hoyt a/ good employer who ha

April 26, 1865 issued just seventeen days after the war was declared over. The piece is issued in Greensboro, North Carolina Company E 13th Battalion NC Regiment Sergeant George M . Pratt. The pass gr

War Dated Confederate Pass, Hilton Head to Folly Island Partially Printed Document Signed, "J.J. Elwell", as Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, 1p, 7.75" x 3.5", Hilton Head, January 4,

Grouping of three Civil War Passes framed together. 1st item: a United States Military Telegraph pass granting James H. Rice passage through Burke's Station in Fairfax County, Virginia. Sight: 3 " H x

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Pass issued to a wagoneer by order of Stonewall Jackson on the eve of Antietam. Partly printed Document Signed by CSA Provost Marshal R.T. Colston. One page, 4¾ x 5 inch

A rare Civil War pass for them to transport the corpse of a calvary officer killed in battle to the hospital in Virginia Confederate dated April 20 1862 with COA

(CIVIL WAR.) Military pass issued in Union-held Virginia for "Mr. Watt's Negro man Henry." Partly-printed Document Signed by Captain Christian T. Christiansen as Provost Marshal, 3 x 7½ inches; f

LOT (8) CIVIL WAR LETTERS, PASS, APPOINTMENT AND RECEIPT INCLUDING APPOINTMENT SIGNED EDWIN M. STANTON (SEC. OF WAR) 1862-1864

Charleston & Savannah Railroad Pass Free partly printed pass completed in manuscript. Charleston, South Carolina, 25 May 1861. 3 1/2 x 2 in. A rare early war Confederate railroad pass. The pass itself

Abraham Lincoln PSA MINT 9 Civil War-Dated Pass to Banished Confederate War Widow A Civil War-dated pass signed and inscribed by 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) as: "Allow Mrs. J.K. Do

Including Gold & Silver Mining Company certificates, various pictures of people and places, tintypes, as well as clipped Civil War images, international travels ephemera, and much more. 16 1/2 x 18 in

This final pass made out to allow leave until further orders is from camp 186th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers located at Seventeenth streets, Philadelphia, May 4th, 1865, less than 30 days after th

Mint condition. Certificate Of Authenticity. Number 30/100. Print measures 33 x 22.5 inches

Civil War Era Circa 1860s Travel Fold Out Lap Desk. Size: 8h x 18L x 11w

Collection of 61 postcards of the travel destination, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Includes real photo and more photos and artist depictions of battlefield and encampments.

[CIVIL WAR - AFRICAN AMERICANA]. Partially printed pass issued to "Watt's Negro man Henry."  Norfolk, VA, 11 June 1862.  Approx. 7 3/8 x 3 in. partly-printed pass (minor toning, some old ink

Original 1861 pass for a visitor to enter Camp Constituion, where the famous 2nd New Hampshire Infantry was first formed in 1861. Camp Constitution was situated in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the si

1st-2nd items: PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF U.S. GRANT, First Edition, Vol. I & II, by Ulysses S. Grant, published by Charles L. Webster and Company, printed by J. J. Little and Company, New York, 1885-86. Har

50+ pieces of ephemera including an invitation to the dedication of the statue of Major General George Meade, a letter written by William Schouler to Major Benjamin Perley Poore dated 1864, and twenty

Two volumes, first being a published account of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft's travels through the American Great Lakes & Mississippi River, published 1821. A famous early American Geographer, Owner/Operato

Travel Journal & Post-Civil War Photos from Ex-Confederate Soldier- Includes Depictions of Former Slave A travel journal & accompanying photos from an ex-Confederate soldier, spanning between

1879 General Grant Life &Travels Military Voyages CIVIL WAR Headley Illustrated “I only knew what was in my mind, and I wished to express it clearly” ― Ulysses S. Grant Joel T. Headley, an A

1796 Geography MAPS English Travel Brookes Gazetteer Civil War Provenance Richard Brookes’ ‘General Gazetteer’ is an 18th-century encyclopedia-like work focusing on geography of the world. Organ

(CIVIL WAR.) Erskine M. Camp. Register of travel requisitions and vendor licenses from the Soldiers' Rest in Washington. 70 (of 72) manuscript register pages 1862-1864, plus [8] pages of post-war mili