UNION GENERALS (6)

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A group of six items signed by prominent Union generals, in various formats (noted). Includes: JOHN E. SMITH (A.L.S. 1880); TRUMAN SEYMOUR (partly-printed war-date D.S., a special requisition, Dec. 7, 1862); WILLIAM J. SMITH (signature on card); ROBERT W. HEALY (A.E.S. taken from a document, Oct. 1865); WILLIAM R. MONTGOMERY (partly-printed war-date D.S., a discharge May 16, 1862); and ALFRED SULLY (signature on slip). Conditions vary, should be viewed.

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116: Militaria & Autograph Auction 2026 Day 2

Mar 27, 2026 10:00 AM EDT

Elkton, MD, United States

UNION OFFICERS (9): A group of items signed by prominent Union officers, in various formats (noted). Includes: GREEN CLAY SMITH (signature on a small sheet, mounted); JOHN E. SMITH (signature on a small narrow slip);

Mar 27, 2026UNION OFFICERS (9)

WALTER P. LANE: (1817 – 1892) Confederate brigadier who also served in the armies of the Republic of Texas and the United States. When the Civil War broke out, Lane was among the first Texans to call for

Mar 27, 2026WALTER P. LANE

WILLIAM A. QUARLES: (1825-1893) Confederate brigadier general who led a brigade through the Atlanta Campaign and was captured at Franklin, Tenn. He was also captured at Ft. Donelson while a colonel. Bold signature

Mar 27, 2026WILLIAM A. QUARLES

WILLIAM E. ‘GRUMBLE’ JONES: (1824 – 1864) Confederate cavalry general serving under J.E.B. Stuart. After disagreements with Stuart, Jones's brigade was set to guarding supply lines and unavailable during a crucial

Mar 27, 2026WILLIAM E. ‘GRUMBLE’ JONES

WILLIAM E. ‘GRUMBLE’ JONES: (1824 - 1864) Confederate brigadier general who fought with Stuart at Gettysburg, with Longstreet in Tennessee; killed at Piedmont. War-date A.D.S. as Captain, 1st Va. Cavalry, 1p. 2.25 x 7.5 in.

Mar 27, 2026WILLIAM E. ‘GRUMBLE’ JONES

WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK: (1824 - 1886) Union major general severely wounded facing Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, also active at Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. An absolutely perfect war-date signature on a ca

Mar 27, 2026WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK

CONFEDERATE GENERALS LEONIDAS POLK AND LLOYD TILGHMAN: A very fine association pair of A.E.S.’s on an interesting war-date letter, 1p. legal folio, [n.p.], Dec. 14, 1861, from Capt. Lewis C. Waggoner to his commanding colonel, resigning his commissi

Mar 27, 2026CONFEDERATE GENERALS LEONIDAS POLK AND LLOYD TILGHMAN

IRWIN MCDOWELL: (1818 - 1885) Union major general whose army was routed at Bull Run. and who was later reprimanded for his command of the III Corps at Cedar Mountain and Second Bull Run. Good association, early partl

Mar 27, 2026IRWIN MCDOWELL

JAMES W. REILLY: (1828-1905) Union brigadier general, operated in Kentucky against Edmund Kirby Smith and John Hunt Morgan. At the Battle of Franklin, his troops captured 1,000 Confederate soldiers and 22 battle flags

Mar 27, 2026JAMES W. REILLY

JASPER A. MALTBY: (1825-1867) Union brigadier general, wounded at Fort Donelson and again while commanding Illinois troops at Vicksburg. Scarce partly-printed D.S., 1p. folio, Jackson, TN, Aug. 9 [1862], a requisition

Mar 27, 2026JASPER A. MALTBY

JOHN BUFORD: (1826 - 1863) Union cavalry general whose initiative in opposing the advance of A.P. Hill's Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg helped to ensure a Union victory. Stricken with typhoid fever and died in

Mar 27, 2026JOHN BUFORD

MORTIMER LEGGETT: (1821 – 1896) Union brigadier general who led a division at Atlanta and in Sherman's March to the Sea. A.L.S., 2pp. 4to., Zanesville, OH, to ‘Gen Hick’, likely fellow Ohioan brigadie

Mar 27, 2026MORTIMER LEGGETT

NATHANIEL LYON: (1818 - 1861) Union brigadier general who met with Confederate representatives and declared 'This means war', he later put down the pro-Confederate Missouri militia and faced Ben McCulloch at Wilson's

Mar 27, 2026NATHANIEL LYON

NATHANIEL MCLEAN: (1815 - 1905) Union brigadier general, organized the 75th Ohio Vols. His men bravely held the line at Second Manassas, allowing Pope to withdraw. He was on the right flank of the Union battle line for

Mar 27, 2026NATHANIEL MCLEAN

SULLIVAN A. MEREDITH: (1816 – 1874) Union general, wounded in action at Second Bull Run and subsequently served as commissioner for the exchange of prisoners of war. Good content and association, war-date A.L.S. 2pp.

Mar 27, 2026SULLIVAN A. MEREDITH

U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6): A fine lot of six items signed by U.S. Navy Rear Admirals and Commodores who gave notable service during the Civil War and other nineteenth-century conflicts. Includes: MELANCTON SMITH (1810-1893

Mar 27, 2026U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6)

U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6): A fine lot of six items signed by U.S. Navy Rear Admirals and Commodores who gave notable service during the Civil War and other nineteenth-century conflicts. Includes: HENRY K. THATCHER (1806-1880)

Mar 27, 2026U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6)

U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6): A fine lot of six items signed by U.S. Navy Rear Admirals and Commodores who gave notable service during the Civil War and other nineteenth-century conflicts. Includes: CORNELIUS K. STRIBLING

Mar 27, 2026U.S. NAVY FLAG OFFICERS (6)

U.S. NAVY PAY RECEIPTS (48): A comprehensive lot of 48 partly-printed pay receipts, each approx. 8 x 3 in., issued to officers and men of all ranks and stations of the pre-Civil War U. S. Navy. All are dated between 1844 and

Mar 27, 2026U.S. NAVY PAY RECEIPTS (48)

U.S. NAVY REAR ADMIRALS (6): A fine lot of six items signed by U.S. Navy Rear Admirals who gave notable service during the Civil War. Includes: SILAS H. STRINGHAM (1798-1876) Union rear admiral who commanded the North Atlantic

Mar 27, 2026U.S. NAVY REAR ADMIRALS (6)

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UNION GENERALS JOHN MCARTHUR AND WILLIAM L. MCMILLEN: Fine association set of signed endorsements on a partly-printed document, 1p. 4to., Enterprise, MS, July 5, 1865, a discharge certificate for a Pvt. George Simpson Sr. of the 85th Ohio Volunteers, by

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CONFEDERATE GENERALS LEONIDAS POLK AND LLOYD TILGHMAN: A very fine association pair of A.E.S.’s on an interesting war-date letter, 1p. legal folio, [n.p.], Dec. 14, 1861, from Capt. Lewis C. Waggoner to his commanding colonel, resigning his commissi

Mar 27, 2026CONFEDERATE GENERALS LEONIDAS POLK AND LLOYD TILGHMAN

LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865). Manuscript document signed twice ("A. Lincoln"), [Springfield], 5: LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865). Manuscript document signed twice ("A. Lincoln"), [Springfield], 5 August 1847. One page, small 4to (318 x 203 mm), old folds, very minor spotting, wear along edges. In fu

Mar 26, 2026LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865). Manuscript document signed twice ("A. Lincoln"), [Springfield], 5

JASPER A. MALTBY: (1825-1867) Union brigadier general, wounded at Fort Donelson and again while commanding Illinois troops at Vicksburg. Scarce partly-printed D.S., 1p. folio, Jackson, TN, Aug. 9 [1862], a requisition

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