JEFFERSON DAVIS & A. STEPHENS SILK RIBBON

Rare early war-date (possibly for the confederate inauguration) silk ribbon. Bears an early Confederate flag design printed in red and blue flanked by text at top and bottom "The South Forever! / Sout

Civil War Confederate Documents 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for Pres. Jefferson Davis 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for President Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and Alexander H. Stephens of

Custom matted display measures 8" x 10" in size. Features (1) cut word from a hand-written Alexander Davis court document and (2) cut words from a hand-written Jefferson Davis letter. The cuts include

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

[U.S. PRESIDENTS]. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson Jugate Ribbon. 1826. Original silk ribbon commemorating former Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, both of whom died fifty years to the day a

Civil War Important 1861 Spectacular "THE SOUTH FOREVER - SOUTHERN CONFEDERATION - JEFF DAVIS / A.H. STEPHENS" CONFEDERATE FLAG SECESSIONIST COLOR SILK (1861) Election of Confederate States President

Confederate Currency Assortment (18) items including an 1864 $500 Stonewall Jackson, an 1862 $100, an 1862 $100 Calhoun, (2) 1861 $50 Jefferson Davis, an 1864 $20 A H Stephens, an 1861 $10, an 1861 B.

Civil War Confederate Documents 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for Jefferson Davis 1861, Confederate Electoral Ticket for President Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and Alexander H. Stephens of Georg

Group of circa 1861 Jefferson Davis items comprising: 1.) Printed 1861 election ballot for the state of Virginia with Jefferson Davis for President and Alexander H. Stephens for Vice President. Lists

Adams & Jefferson: Memorial Jugate Ribbon. 2 1/8" x 6 3/8" silk ribbon commemorating the near-simultaneous deaths of Founding Fathers John Adams and Thomas Jefferson on the 50th anniversary of the

Two 1-1/4" 1904 jugate celluloid buttons printed in colors, on gilt grounds, with jugate portraits of Alton B. Parker and Henry G. Davis. Each affixed to red, white, and blue silk ribbons gathered in

Featuring a print of the Robert Peale portrait of Thomas Jefferson that hung in the Blue Room at the White House. In a green paper folio with silk ribbons and gilt paper Presidential Seal, flattened o

[DAVIS, Jefferson (1808-1889)]. Confederate presidential ticket for Davis and Stephens. 1861. 57 x 83 mm. Ballot on wove paper, some browning, unevenly trimmed. On 6 November 1861, Davis was elected p

Green printed silk pictorial ribbon issued to the "Bunker Hill Convention / September 10, 1840" for "Ward IX of Boston." Imprinted "Harrison & Tyler / Davis & Hull." [3" W x 8" H]. Toning, light stain

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir

Exceptional and Very Rare Jefferson Davis Signed Card Illustrated with an 8-Star Southern States Flag, "The Pirate Flag" - Framed & Museum Quality Presentation. Exhibiting an extraordinary blend of Am

“Atlanta Arsenal” style Confederate States of America (CSA) cast plate and leather belt that once belonged William Davis Hayes, grandson of Jefferson and Varina Davis. Hayes states in a si

Jefferson Davis Signed Envelope with Dual 10 Star Flags - Framed Exhibitory. Presenting a truly noteworthy piece of American history - a Jefferson Davis signed envelope collected from the mid-19th cen

Exceedingly rare Confederate war-date political novelty. Comprises a circular albumen portrait of Jefferson Davis from the pre-war image by Matthew Brady glued down to a conforming white painted card

Statesman's Echo: Jefferson Davis Autographed Political Candidate Handout - A Rare Relic with COA. Step into the pages of American history with a truly extraordinary artifact – an autographed politi

(ALS) Handwritten signed letter by Jefferson Davis, with envelope, as United States Secretary of War, dated April 17, 1853, writing to Eli Abbott regarding the position of United States Marshal for No

Guaranteed Authentic! Chanel Interwoven Silk Ribbon Dress Size S (40) crafted in strips of interwoven blue silk ribbon with frayed detail, four front patch pockets and a small 'CC' logo medallion. Con

Print of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and his 17 Generals, 18 in. T, 15 in. W.

Jefferson Davis War date as Pres. Of Confederacy, Advice on Texas Brigadier General In this letter to Senator Louis T. Wigfall of Texas, Confederate President Jefferson Davis asks for advice on appoin