1864 Civil War Prisoner of War Confederate Soldier

1865 CIVIL WAR 1st ed Four Years in Secessia Confederate Prisoner Union Soldier “Four Years in Secessia” by Junius Henri Browne is a riveting account of the authors experiences during the

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, Alabama, Civil War era, ca. 1864 & 1865 CE. A pair of documents from the American Civil War both pertaining to the Confederate soldier, Rufus Mo

This Civil War prisoner-of-war (POW) letter was written by Lt. Edward Visart in August 1864 while imprisoned at Fort Delaware, a Union prison camp. Visart was serving as a 2nd Lieutenant in Capt. Bloc

1864 Confederate manuscript Exemption from Conscription by payment of money for a Homer Snead, received at Talbot Georgia, signed by J. A. Leonard at the Soldiers Enlistment Office. Fine, measures 4.7

FORT DELAWARE P.O.W. LETTER Uncommon letter from a Confederate prisoner held at Fort Delaware, 1p. 8vo., Dec. 9, 1864. J. E. Brittle of Co. E, 10th Confederate Cavalry writes Hon. William L. Crookshan

Title: The Confederacy Is on Her Way Up the Spout: Letters to South Carolina, 1861-1864 (First Edition) Description: A collection of 33 letters from seven Confederate soldiers sent to Lucretia Carolin

Letter written by Lt. Adam Kreps of the 92nd United States Colored Troops (USCT), dated March 14th, 1864. In the letter, Kreps describes African-American soldiers under his command and Confederate "re

1864 Confederate Beyond the Lines Geer Civil War Union Prison Slavery Racism J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner in the Southern Confeder

[CIVIL WAR - CURRENCY]. A group of more than 100 Confederate notes, comprising: A group of 59 notes, Confederate States of America, $100 dated 17 February 1864. Soldiers to the left, Lucy H. Pickens a

This Union Army Civil War document details the death Corporal S. Patterson as a prisoner of war at the infamous Andersonville Prison Camp in Georgia on September 27th, 1864. In good condition, it meas

Union soldier letter written and signed by Jonathan Lambert who on 9/1/1864 he mustered into "Batty K" Co. PA 5th Heavy Artillery and was Mustered Out on 6/30/1865 at Pittsburgh, PA. The 2pp letter, F

February 17, 1864. T-65. Soldiers; Lucy Pickens; George W. Randolph. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Minor wear to edges and corner due to age. Red stamp to lower right corner. Adhesive residue to back. O

1864 Civil War Fort Pillow Massacre Prisoner of War POW Illustrated CSA Forrest “Fort Pillow Massacre and Returned Prisoners” was the United States reports of the Fort Pillow Massacre and the Retu

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight

Each measure approx. 7.5" high and include Ulysses S. Grant, a Confederate soldier and a Revolutionary soldier, and a composition model of Hyde Park by the Danbury Mint.

Abraham Lincoln Related Union Soldier Carte de Visite Photograph Wearing an 1864 Ferrotype Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Pinback c. 1864 Civil War, Carte de Visite Photograph showing a Union S

1864 1ed Civil War Fort Pillow Massacre Prisoner of War POW Illustrated CSA Forrest The Battle of Fort Pillow, also known as the Fort Pillow massacre, was a famous Civil War battle that resulted in th

1864 1ed Fort Pillow Massacre CIVIL WAR Prisoners African American Black Union The Battle of Fort Pillow, also known as the Fort Pillow massacre, was a famous Civil War battle that resulted in the mas

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

Walking stick created by a confederate prisoner of war held at Camp Chase Ohio, June 4th 1862. This cane relates to a known group of canes which were carved in a very specific manner by the Southern p

The Immortal Six Hundred, A Story of Cruelty to Confederate Prisoners of War by Major J. Ogden Murray. "An angry reminiscence of retaliation involving Confederate officers imprisoned on Morris Island,

The Prison Times was hand written at Fort Delaware in april of 1865 by confederate prisoners. The Confederate officers perfected organizations for the entertainment and comfort of all of the company.

Includes 1862 confederate states $2, 1864 confederate 50 cent currency, 10 and 25 cent currency

1964 Confederate States Richmond $10, 1864 Confederate States Richmond $50, 1964 Confederate States Richmond $10, 1917 Red Seal Large $1. All with creases and losses. MH. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, pl