c April 9, 1865 Civil War Broadside, Glorious News! Lee has found the Last ditch. His Army

Currier & Ives print "Surrender of General Lee at Appomattox C.(ourt)H.(ouse) Va. April 9, 1865" Pictured out the window is a soldier holding Lee's horse. Published 1873. Overall size 17" x 13". Carol

"We have such glorious news that I hope this war will soon be over. I suppose you know that Richmond was taken and R.E. Lee's army captured." Signed Alice.

Rare Period Manuscript Copy of Lee’s Farewell Address, CSA General Order’s No. 9 Manuscript document, General Orders No. 9. Headquarters Army of Northern Virginia, 10 April [1865]. 2 pages. Docket

Oversized, hand-colored lithograph of Gen. Robert E. Lee’s surrender to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox, Virginia on April 9, 1865. This lithograph was produced by prominent New York firm Cu

Letter written by wounded soldier Dan Hitchcock to his wife on April 8, 1865, begins "Dear Wife". After some preliminaries, he writes: "We are having glorious news all the time, and I guess we will wi

The letters begin December 1860 and end April 10, 1865 with the surrender of Robert E. Lee at Appomattox Court House. Condition: Used; good; Hardcover: 719 pages; Dimensions: 9.25 x 6.25 inches; Publi

A. H. Ritchie (Scottish, 1822-1895), "Maj. Gen. Robert E. Lee. 'Confederate Army.'" New York, G. P. Putnam publishing. Image 9" H x 5.75" W, frame 10" H x 6.75" W. Provenance: Removed from a 30 Waters

Civil War Late C.S.A. Subsistence Dept. Notice, 1p. Octavo., Richmond, Feb. 20, 1865. As food for the struggling Confederate Army becomes scarce, Commissary Gen. J. M. St. John advises all commissary

Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) General. Lee was best known for commanding the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia in the American Civil War from 1862 until his surrender in 1865. 3 ¾” x 2 ¼” cut si

Covers the life of General John B. Gordon of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War 1861-1865. Condition: Used; good w/damage to the spine; Hardcover: 474 pages; Dimensions: 9 x 6 inches;

Civil War Confederate Documents 1865 General Robert E. Lee's Printed "Field Orders No. 6" Announcing A Day of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer March 1, 1865-Dated Civil War Period, Head Quarters Army o

Abraham Lincoln original assasination newspaper from the New York Herald Saturday April 15,1865. Includes articles on the attempted murder of Secretary Seward, Jefferson Davis last proclamation, rebel

Abraham Lincoln Related 1865 MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM by George DeWOLFE MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED - 1865 MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM - DeWOLFE, April 19,

Collectible Confederate Military History Reference. "Tyler, Texas, C.S.A.: The Story of the Confederate States Ordnance Works at Tyler, Texas 1861-1865" by William Albaugh III. HARDCOVER STILL IN PUBL

Collectible Confederate Military History Reference. "Tyler, Texas, C.S.A.: The Story of the Confederate States Ordnance Works at Tyler, Texas 1861-1865" by William Albaugh III. HARDCOVER STILL IN PUBL

Confederate Military History. "Tyler, Texas, C.S.A.: The Story of the Confederate States Ordnance Works at Tyler, Texas 1861-1865" by William Albaugh III. HARDCOVER STILL IN PUBLISHER'S SHRINKWRAP. 19

Two Civil War confederate army satirical 19th century lithographs. Capture of Jeff Davis, Published 111 Nassau Street, New York. Jeff's Last Shift, Buffords' Print Publishing House, Boston, 1865. 13"

1st Item: Warm-toned silver gelatin print on paper of Michael Miley's photograph of Civil War Confederate General Robert E. Lee's funeral on October 15th, 1870. This "uncropped" version shows mourners

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Unrecorded Jefferson Davis caricature carte-de-visite, "The Last Ditch." Albumen photograph, 2 x 3½ inches, on original plain card mount; minimal wear. [San Francisco, C

Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809–April 15, 1865) signed cut. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is regarded as one of America's greatest heroes due to his role as

(CIVIL WAR--TEXAS.) Contract for a Texas railroad to serve the Confederacy, signed by a general. Document Signed by Captain John C. Ransom for the Confederate Army and A. Sessums for the railroad, and

(4) Political portrait engravings, c/o Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, John Adams, and Abraham Lincoln, largest 19-1/2" x 16-1/2" overall

A CIVIL WAR AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED BY ROBERT E. LEE, COMMANDER OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMIES, DATED SEPTEMBER 1, 1860, small 4to San Antonio, September 1, 1860. Letter to Col. S. Cooper, Adjuntant Gener

1871 Confederate 1ed Robert E Lee Civil War Military Army Illustrated CSA Maps “Human virtue should be equal to human calamity.” ¬¬--Robert E. Lee John Esten Cooke was an American no