Freehling, Prelude to Civil War, 1968, Controversy in North Carolina 1816-1836

"Prelude to Civil War: The Nullification Controversy in South Carolina, 1816-1836" by William W. Freehling, published by Harper & Row, New York. Stated First Harper Torchbooks Edition, 1968. [1st pape

ink on paper, one partially printed, comprising a Special Order detailing Private W.R. Tilley for duty at Section No. 25, Round Hill Depot, Orange Co., dated April 5. 1864, signed by Capt. W.M. Swann,

comprising a CSA patriotic featuring two cavalrymen above a distasteful four-line verse, addressed to Mr. Mark Bynum, Pittsborough (sic), Chatham Co.; and three addressed to Mr. Solomon Hege, Midway P

Front reads NC in the center of the oval box plate. Two eyelets on the reverse side for securing to the front flap of the leather cartridge box. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a

American Civil War. Lot includes Sets #17572 Band of the 26th North Carolina Set #1 and Set #17573 Band of the 26th North Carolina Band Set #2. 5 Pieces. Near Mint. Boxes Excellent.

Civil War Confederate North Carolina Infantry 1861, PZ reissue of Jones 54mm Civil War castings by Joe Shimek. 8 pieces. Condition mint in excellent box.

Jacket attributed as being part of the military uniform worn by Theophilus Frank of the 48th North Carolina Infantry during the Civil War. First found in 1977 by Les Jensen (curator of Arms and Armor

Confederate Casualties #17291, North Carolina Flagbearer #17398, and Union Casualties #17290. 5 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

WESTERN SENTINEL, comprising October 18, 1861 with much Civil War news and the announcement of Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens for President and Vice-President; the remainder post-war dated 186

North Carolina in the Civil War Confederate Military History - A Library of Confederate States History- Vol. 4 Author: Brigadier General Elison Capers<

Sixth Plate Ambrotype of a North Carolina Confederate Enlisted ManGranville County provenance, circa 1861-62, the subject wears a gray frock coat with piping and a single row of gilt buttons; the crow

January 1, 1864, #607, signed. North Carolina Civil War currency is harder to find than Virginia or Georgia!

January 1, 1863, #652, signed, North Carolina Civil War currency is harder to find than Virginia or Georgia!

A beautiful sixth plate ambrotype of a young Confederate soldier, likely from North Carolina or Virginia. He wears a burly military jacket with a series of buttons running along its length. Importantl

Framed United Confederate Veterans, 18th Regiment North Carolina 37" (h) x 37" (l) battle flag, thirteen stars on blue & white cross, red background with white border, stars & battle towns sewed uneve

One dollar paper currency note issued in 1861 in North Carolina, framed along with what is assumed to be two Civil War bullets. Marked as serial no. 638 and signed by Henry Hardie. The dimensions are

RARE 1861 Raleigh North Carolina $2 Confederate Note. Civil War Era, Hand Signed and Numbered. Beautiful Condition

War-date manuscript D.S., 1p. 8vo., 'near Brandy Station, Va.', Oct. 29, 1863, the vote tally of seven members of Co. A of the 46th North Carolina for Confederate congressional candidate J. G. Ramsay

Confederate bills along with South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia notes. The group includes several rare and uncommon notes. Sold from the private collection of a Charlotte, NC lady.

28th North Carolina Flagbearer #17398, Confederate Cavalry Private #17486, and Confederate Command set #17111. 4pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Confederate Limber set #17432, and 55th North Carolina Sharpshooters #17430. 6 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

Civil War era Confederate state obsolete currency. State of North Carolina, Raleigh, $0.50 note. Dated 1863. Please see the photos for condition details.

War. Band, Music Set and Bugler. Band of the 26th North Carolina Set 1, Confederate Bugler And Sergeant, Union Field Music Set Near Mint Condition Good Box 9 Pieces

Civil War era Confederate state obsolete currency. State of North Carolina, Raleigh, $0.25 note. Extremely fragile item due to age. Please see the photos for condition details.