Original 1862 Civil War Telegraph [Samuel Morse]

Original telegraph dated July 9th, 1862. The telegraph proved an important tool during the Civil War and contributed greatly to Union victory. It facilitated, for the first time in modern warfare, qui

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

Original 1862 Civil War Map - WAR MAP OF KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE, SHOWING THE PRESENT THEATRE OF OPERATIONS IN THE WEST, Harper's Weekly, September 20, 1862. Approx. Size: 16" H x 10" W. Very nice clea

Harper's Weekly 22" L x 17 1/4" T

unmounted silver print, circa 1900, from an original image taken on October 3, 1862. Abraham Lincoln stands in front of the Secret Service headquarter tents on the Antietam battlefield approximately t

Encased Postage Stamps Ten Cents KIRKPATRICK & GAULT, New York City R-5 EP-120, HB-163, S-116, Reed KG10. Ten Cents, KIRKPATRICK & GAULT, New York City, Original Silvering, Extremely Fine. Rated as Ra

Encased Postage Stamps Five Cents GAGE BROTHERS & DRAKE, Tremont House EP-77, HB-122, S-90, Reed TH05. Five Cents, GAGE BROTHERS & DRAKE, "Tremont House" Chicago, Original Silvering, Choice Extremely

Original double page from the May 24, 1862 issue of Frank Leslies titled Panoramic View of New Orleans with National Fleet at Anchor in the River, in Front, Under Command of Flag Officer Farragut Apri

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find the Original / This is a NOT an Original – It is a RE-ISSUE COPY/ Multiple Photos Posted

Original hand written Special Orders # 107 ordering Col Henry Norton to report to Col Townshend in the War Dept to head up dispatches with COA

May 3 rd , 1862 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original of this Re-Issue is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought-after Copy of the Original / Actual Print Da

May 3 rd 1862 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought after RE-ISSUE COPY

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find the Original / This is a NOT an Original – It is a RE-ISSUE COPY/ Multiple Photos Posted

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find Original / This is a near exact copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find Original / This is a near exact copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

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.

Abraham Lincoln Related 1862 Civil War Date John Wilkes Booth Featured Actor Boston Theatrical Playbill "J. WILKES BOOTH" May 12th (JOHN WILKES BOOTH), Original May 12, 1862-Dated "Boston Museum" Broa

Britains American Civil War 1862, Confederate Artillery. Post war in Illustrated box. 3 pieces, plus shells in original craft paper packet). Excellent condition (a bit of paint wear on one soldier's b

American Civil War 1862. Post war issue, with original ROAN box. 7 pieces. Excellent condition. Box excellent.

1862 GROSS Anatomy & Surgery Civil War Surgeon OWNED Medicine Pathology Samuel Gross, a renowned 19th-century physician and surgeon, was well-known for his medical treatises on surgery, particularly �

British Bible published in 1862 [Civil War era] with Virginia provenance: "The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments". Newly translated out of the Original Tongues and with the former trans

Original 1862 Peoples Ticket, marked in ink in upper right corner Election of 1862. Images show Abraham Lincoln. General Charles Devens Jr, General McClellen, and General Halleck. 9" by 4 1/2". Very G

American Civil War 1862. Post war issue, with original ROAN box. 5 pieces. Excellent condition. Box excellent, with some edge wear.

All of these First Day Issue envelopes with stamps commemorating The Civil War (1862-1865) are in sealed original shrink wrap except one, which has been opened; there are over (30) pieces. Some sets a