Confederate Loan Document - Civil War Dated November 27, 1862, $500 Loan Document

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 LOAN BOND DATED MAY 1ST, 1862, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 LOAN BOND DATED MARCH 2ND, 1863, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 LOAN BOND DATED MARCH 1ST, 1864, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 LOAN BOND DATED FEB. 20TH, 1863, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

Two 1863 Confederate Loans, $500 and $1000. Very Attractive A pair of 1863 Confederate Loan Bonds. Both documents have flattened folds, with some separations at the folds or edges. One has tape on the

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $100 LOAN BOND DATED JULY 6TH, 1863, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATESS $1000 LOAN BOND DATED FEB 17TH, 1864, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT, GREAT PIECE OF AMERICAN HISTORY

Black History 1863 Dated "Confederate" Appraisal of a Dead Slave Boy November 30, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Manuscript Document, Confederate Appraisal of a Dead Slave Boy, Choice Very Fine. This Ma

1,000 DOLLAR LOAN CERTIFICATES DATED 1865. 500 DOLLAR LOAN CERTIFICATE DATED 1864. & ALABAMA 1 DOLLAR DATED 1863 AND 10 DOLLAR CONFEDERATE NOTE DATED 1861 WITH CIVIL BULLETS. 10 1/2" W - 21" W.

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 BOND DATED FEB. 8TH, 1863, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

Confederate document dated 1864 certifying that the listed articles are accounted for. Signed by Captain Joseph A. Howell. “Captain Joseph A. Howell left Rhea County in July, 1861, to enter the Conf

Civil War Confederate Documents 1863-Dated Confederate Civil War Field Press Broadside March 11, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Field Press Printed Broadside, "General Order, No. 4" Issued by Confederat

Details: Samuel M. Wilson autographed Confederate Civil War document (DS), 1862. Shows substantial age and wear including original tape repair on verso. Authentication:

Eight CSA Loan Bonds Issued During the Civil War & Ft. Slave Imagery A fantastic group of eight scarce Confederate loan bonds, all war-dated and issued by the Confederate States of America. Rangin

[CIVIL WAR]. Manuscript Printed Confederate Soldier’s Discharge Document. Tennessee: 1862. Printed discharge document with manuscript information for “W. H. Reid Private” Company H S

Civil War Confederate Documents 1864 Civil War Union "Commutation Money" Document "Three Hundred Dollars ($300) to obtain exemption..." August 22nd, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Partially-Printed Docu

Civil War era Confederate States of America twenty dollar promissory loan note dated year 1861. See photos to evaluate condition.

Civil War Confederate Documents 1864 CONFEDERATE STATES, NAVY DEPARTMENT Richmond, VA Orders Report to CSA Steamer North Carolina February 20, 1864-Dated Civil War Period Partly Printed Confederate St

A collection of Civil War documents including 3rd Corp 1862, 1863 Confederate estimate for livestock sales to support Confederate army, New Orleans war dept circular, Confederate states mail line docu

Civil War Confederate Documents 1861 Civil War Confederate General Order Number 14 October 4, 1861-Dated Civil War Period, Confederate General Order Number 14, "REGULATIONS" procedures for the operati

Civil War Confederate Documents 1865 General Robert E. Lee's Printed "Field Orders No. 6" Announcing A Day of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer March 1, 1865-Dated Civil War Period, Head Quarters Army o

Trio of Civil War Era Loan Note & Bond Receipts. Lot consists of a Ten Cent City of Newark N.J. City Loan Certificate from 1862, and two Confederate Bond Receipts, one is for $15 from a $500 Bond, the

Black History 1867 Pension Document for Service in the Colored Troops July 27, 1867-Dated Post Civil War Era, Partly-Printed Pension Document, for Service in the Colored Troops 41st Infantry, Baltimor

1862 Confederate States $1000 Civil War Loan Bond. In 1861, seeking funds for their war effort, the newly formed Confederacy began offering bonds to its citizens. The bonds seemed a good investment to