Confederate General Benjamin F. Cheatham Signatu

Wartime letter signed by Union General Benjamin F. Butler (1818-1893), approving the removal of telegraph lines near New Orleans. Dated July 23rd, 1862 from New Orelans, the letter is written by a Lt.

Black History Confederate States Brigadier General Benjamin Jefferson Hill of Tennessee Buys a Negro Slave Boy Named "Henry"! December 15, 1858-Dated Pre Civil War, Manuscript Slave Bill of Sale Docum

Details: John George Walker hand-written note (ALS, 1890) signed "J.G.W." In the note, Walker provides information about other Generals: Theopolis Holmes, Samuel Jones, Benjamin Huger and G.B. Critten

"Our Fallen Braves" Confederate Generals Hand-Colored Lithograph Poster, Haasis & Lubrecht, New Yorkcirca 186735 3/4 x 30 1/2 inchesProvenance: The Harold F. Wright Estate, McPherson, Kansas

6.75" x 3.25" note from the consolidated fund of Texas No. 668 for $100, made out to Benjamin F. Smith, dated 1837. Smith served as a Major under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in

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

JAMES F. FAGAN (1828 - 1893) Confederate major general at Shiloh and Prairie Grove, later was with Sterling Price in his last Missouri raid. Rare D.S. "J.F. Fagan" as U.S. Marshal, 2pp. legal folio, L

(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

(1834 - 1915) Confederate brigadier general captured at Vicksburg and later returned to fight under Hood at Atlanta. Later a U.S. Senator for Missouri. A.L.S. 'F.M. Cockrell', 1p. 4to. Washington D.C.

(CIVIL WAR--TEXAS.) Benjamin S. Roberts. A Union general complains to his Confederate counterpart about his abuse of flags of truce. Autograph Letter Signed as "B.D. Roberts, Brig'r Gen'l Vols., Comma

The first is a $2 1864 Note, Secretary of State Judah P. Benjamin, tape residue on back of top, graded F+. The second is a $10 Note, battlefield scene of horses pulling a canon, graded F. The third is

Hero of Pea Ridge Civil War Token. "HERO OF PEA RIDGE/F. SIGEL" centering an image of Union General Franz Sigel on horseback, leading the charge against the Confederate line; the reverse centering "PE

NICOLA MARSCHALL (American, 1829–1917), Portrait of a Confederate General (Possibly Nathan Bedford Forest), 1874, oil on canvas, canvas: 30 x 25 inches, signed and dated lower left. Condition:

BENJAMIN F. BERLIN (American, 1887-1939), Surreal Abstraction Composition, 1937, oil on canvas, (approximate dimensions - canvas (sight): 24 x 30 inches); signed and dated lower right, "Mila Placity"

Brevet Union Major General Benjamin Dornblaser Groupingas follows: Model 1850 Foot Officer's Sword, 31-3/4 in. blade etched with U. S. and scrolled foliage on the left side above a panel reading "Phil

GENERAL BENJAMIN LINCOLN LETTER AND PORTRAITLetter dated March 13, 1776, asking the militia of Dorchester and Milton to be called up for the protection of the harbor. Signed “B Lincoln”. B

1877 1ed Four Years with Confederate General Robert E Lee Civil War Gettysburg “Human virtue should be equal to human calamity.” – Robert E Lee Following the Civil War, a number of biographical

Edgefield District, SC, Attributed Benjamin F. Landrum Horse Creek Sitemid 19th century, approximate four gallon capacity, glossy olive brown alkaline glazed stoneware of an ovoid form, having a high

General Benjamin Harrison Kerchief from the 1892 Presidential Campaign, America, c. 1892. Printed on cotton, the large central medallion with bust of Harrison with spread wing eagle above and flanked

Possibly Benjamin F. Landrum. Four Gallon Storage Jar. c. Late 1800s. Possibly slave-made. Four small stamps with x's inside circles on top shoulder, indicating four gallons. Seems to have a little mi

Cut from a larger document a HARBOUR document signed by then Captain Robert E Lee dark gorgeous displayable signature approx 4 inches high and ten inches long with COA

Housed in a wonderfully ornate frame, this original oil portrait miniature depicts Confederate General William Beall in his officer’s uniform. Beall was born in Kentucky, raised in Arkansas, and

James Longstreet (1821-1904) CSA General. Longstreet was one of the foremost Confederate generals of the American Civil War and the principal subordinate to General Robert E. Lee, who called him his "

"Decoration Day" oil on canvas 22 x 17 inches. signed. presented in a wonderful period frame 35 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches (overall)