[CIVIL WAR]. 5 letters written by Corporal Asa D. Smith, 16th Mass. Infantry, WIA at the Battle of

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Corporal Ithemar Barbur noted on Page 167 in "History of the Battle Monument at West Point". See photos for condition and detai

Personal letters of Private Freeman H. Smith, who served in the 1st,7th and 15th New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War, To his family documenting military life and activities. Smithenlisted at t

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Written home to Nellie Brown of Westborough, MA by soldier who signed letters “Georgie.” See photos for condition a

A Union letter from Samuel McAlavey, Co. H, 27th Regiment Penna. Militia. June 26, 1863. Written only days before the first day's Battle of Gettysburg of July 1. "Marched through Columbia [PA] and enc

1st item: Civil War era ALS. Four and-one-half page letter written on lined bifolium documents, written by A Daughter of Virginia, Richmond, VA, addressed to Miss Stevens, no location, possibly Baltim

Letter written on April 15th, 1865 by Lt. Colonel Thomas B. Rodgers of the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry while hospitalized. Two pages with postal cover bearing a “Soldiers’ Mission Massachusetts Un

Letter written on patriotic hand-colored stationary by German immigrant Lorenz Guthardt of the 29th New York Infantry. [Civil War, Union, Confederate]

Mosby John John Mosby, Civil War Gray Ghost Warrior ALS Re: Defending General Grant Bi-fold autograph letter signed, 5" x 8". Extensively written on three sides with last page left blank. Dated " Nove

(CIVIL WAR--MISSOURI.) J. Tilden Moulton. Two civilian letters on the violence of war-era Missouri, and three written as a soldier. 5 Autograph Letters Signed "Tilden" to his sister Caroline Moulton.

taken at the Battle of Nashville on December 16, 1864 from Captain Caleb P. Bowen, Company "C," 30th Georgia Infantry. The sword's 29 5/8 in. single fuller blade is deeply etched on both sides, the ri

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph with Monument to the 1st Massachusetts Infantry on Emmitsburg Rd Title: "On Emmitsburg Road - 1st Mass.

Silk flag bearing block-painted, gold gilt letters that read “IN MEMORIAM / GEN. LANDER POST No. 5, G.A.R. / LYNN MASS.” Measures 47 x 33 inches, framed. Likely made as a funeral flag for

Standard Union Regulation painted Infantry Drum with eagle; made by Klemm Brothers Phila., written on calf skin, "was carried through Baltimore during rioting, by Joseph Walch 6th Mass. Regt", ropes,

President Abraham Lincoln Signed Written Letter to Secretary of War, dated September 12, 1863, letter reads "Hon. Secretary of War, Dear Sir....I will see Anderson at 4PM...yours truly, A.Lincoln"

In one binder, including a 2-page CSA letter written on Jefferson Davis patriotic letterhead, 12 letters written by a highly educated union soldier filled with camp life, political & religious content

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

Confederate President Jefferson Davis Post War Cabinet Card Photograph framed with a clipped signature. A 1874 letter written by Davis to Major E. Barksdale in regards to ".. The Phelan…." reference

In one binder, the letters span from Jan. 1862 through Sept. 1865, all with written content narratives or comments, one letter including Lincoln assassination... "The sad news that reached our city on

In one binder, most with typed and handwritten partial transcriptions, many with written content narratives or comments, most with colorful patriotic letterhead, together with 9 unused patriotic cover

James Longstreet Remarkable Letter Penned Just Days After Being Appointed Lieutenant Colonel in the Confederate Army, Two Weeks Before the Battle of Fort Sumter and the Start of the Civil War Single p

In 2 binders, one letter expressing grief over Abraham Lincoln's death written on April 17, 1865, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to S. D. Smith, Co. A, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion. 7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware, carved body, and approx. 4

[CIVIL WAR]. Knapsack with contents carried by Private Charles L. Taylor, Company K, 16th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. Painted canvas knapsack with leather straps identified on exterior flap in ste

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-