May 1, 1861 Civil War Naval Battle Between, Harriet Lane + Carlisle - The United States Triumphant!

Civil War Atlas, United States Boundaries Showing Union and Confederate Divisiomns and Departtments," 1861, Plate 164, , H. - 18 1/4 in., W. - 29 1/2 in.

Book with small manuscript battlefield map of Manassas. Gilham, William. MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. Philadelphia: Desilver, 1861. 8vo. 743, [1] pp., 7 f

United States,1861-1865 Includes two canes purported to be from Gettysburg and a GAR identified cane. Wood,Smallest 34 1/2",Largest 36 1/2" Two canes marked "Gettysburg," one cane marked "GAR Washingt

TITLE:Charles de Wolf Brownell Civil War Battle of Bull Run Ex Kennedy Galleries TYPE:Art SUB TYPE:Painting REGION:United States SUB REGION:New York MEDIUM:Oil SGD/UNS:Unsigned DATE OF WORK:C 1860s-70

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY The diorama depicting a Civil War battle between the Union and Confederate army. The painted lead soldiers are glued to landscape wooden board along with battlefield gear,

Stamps 1861-1866 Set of Ten "SPECIMEN" United States Postage Stamps, the Civil War Encased Postage Stamps Types Used 1861 Scarce Civil War (Encased Postage Stamp Related Types), Scott Catalog Numbers:

The American Civil War was a civil war in the United States from 1861 to 1865, fought between the northern United States and the southern United States. The civil war began primarily as a result of th

Rare Collection of (11) Stamps Produced by the Confederate States of America Stamps, ranging in size from .75" x .875" to .875" x 1.125", Ca. 1861-1865, n.p. A group of 2, 5, 10, and 20 cent Civil War

Twenty-three (23) CSA obsolete currency notes including: one (1) T-14 1861 series $50 Richmond note featuring Moneta seated next to a treasure chest; one (1) T-18 1861 series $20 Richmond note featuri

1892 CONFEDERATE General OWNED War of the Rebellion Civil War Correspondence CSA Battle Tactics A rare first edition printing of the United States’ ‘War of the Rebellion’; a work of the military

An original 1866 United States Civil War Grand Army of the Republic GAR 1861 Veteran 1866 with a grosgrain American Flag ribbon and an Eagle pin.

Army Regulations, Adopted for the Use of the Confederate States…Also, Articles of War. Richmond, VA: West & Johnson, 1861. 8vo (5 1/8 x 8 3/8 in.) One quarter morocco with marbled boards. First

34 star Civil War U.S. flag 1861-1863, 34 star United States flag, c. 1861-1863, approx. 34"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Historical Collectible Auctions, Sp

With other Banners from "Sons of the Civil War" E Pluribus Unum 19th Century Civil War Fraternal Group and United States National Seal. Fringed Bottom. Some staining. Overall Good condition. 67 1/2" x

UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR MODEL 1840 HEAVY CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER WITH SCABBARD , BY TIFFANY & Co. - 5 1/2" x 43"

Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 – April 15, 1865) signed 1 ½ X 4 cut signature. Signed in black iron based ink. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is regarded as one

Grouping of United States Colonial currency, Confederate States of America (CSA) notes, and Civil War-era coins, 11 items total. 1st-4th items: Four (4) Colonial currency items, including one (1) Octo

1" back-to-back ferrotype lapel badge with name portraits of Confederate States of America President Jefferson Davis on obverse, contained within wavy brass surround, and Confederate General P. Gustav

1" back-to-back ferrotype lapel badge with name portraits of Confederate States of America President Jefferson Davis on obverse, contained within wavy brass surround, and Confederate General P. Gustav

Mathew Brady (1822-1896), Composite of the Members of The United States Senate, 1859. Salted paper print, in a period red walnut molded frame with gilt liner., under glass, OS: 11" x 10", SS: 7 1/2" x

Portrait of General Banks br>After Mathew Brady Artist: After Mathew Brady Print Type: Engraving Date: 1866 Publisher: Virtue &

Abraham Lincoln was an American statesman and lawyer who served as the 16th President of the United States from March 1861 until his assassination in April 1865. The signature card is signed by Abraha

Measures 19 3/4" long overall. The etched steel blade measures 1 7/16" wide by 12" long. The front reads 1861 CSA DEATH TO YANKEES. The brown leather scabbard with metal fittings measures 1 7/8" wide

Abraham Lincoln: Allegorical Civil War Lithograph. 27" x 20" lithograph published in 1865 by Kimmel & Forster of New York, titled "The Outbreak of the Rebellion in the United States 1861." Kimmel and