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WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK

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(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 card adding: 'Major Gen. U.S. Vols. Com'g 1st Corps', double-matted with a large photo portrait and set into a dark wood frame. Mint.

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WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK

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116: Militaria & Autograph Auction 2026 Day 2

Mar 27, 2026 10:00 AM EDT

Elkton, MD, United States

WLADIMIR KRZYZANOWSKI: (1824 – 1887) Union brigadier general who commanded forces in the defense of Nashville and Chattanooga. At Gettysburg, his 58th New York Volunteers repelled an evening assault by the Louisiana

Mar 27, 2026WLADIMIR KRZYZANOWSKI

XAVIER B. DEBRAY: (1818-1895) French Confederate brigadier general who served most notably during the Red River Campaign. A.L.S. ‘X. B. DeBray’ 1p. 4to., Rustin, TX, Feb. 9, 1898, in part: ‘I return

Mar 27, 2026XAVIER B. DEBRAY

(‘IMMORTAL SIX HUNDRED’) ABRAM FULKERSON: (1834-1902) Confederate colonel, captured during the Second Battle of Petersburg, one of the ‘Immortal Six Hundred’, a group of 600 captured Confederate officers who were taken to Morris

Mar 27, 2026(‘IMMORTAL SIX HUNDRED’) ABRAM FULKERSON

(CONFEDERATE BALLOONING) LANGDON CHEVES, JR.: (1814-1863) The son of Speaker of the House and early proponent of secession Langdon Cheves, Sr. Utilized his family wealth to procure arms and equipment for strengthening Confederate defenses in the

Mar 27, 2026(CONFEDERATE BALLOONING) LANGDON CHEVES, JR.

(CONFEDERATE TEXAS): A rare, war-date manuscript D.S. 2pp. legal folio, ‘Second Judicial District’ Texas, Apr. 1, 1865, a writ of habeas corpus signed by Judge A. D. McGinnis in the case of Joseph Long. Long,

Mar 27, 2026(CONFEDERATE TEXAS)

(CONFEDERATE TEXAS): FRANCIS R. LUBBOCK (1815 - 1905) Confederate Governor of Texas, 1861-63, served on the staff of Jefferson Davis until the end of the war. Following Lee's surrender, Lubbock was in Richmond with Davis

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NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST ISSUES ORDERS TO FORM A SCOUTING COMPANY: A fine military content, late-war manuscript document, 1p. 4to., West Point, MS, March 13, 1865, a true copy of ‘Special Orders No. 52’ issued by Confederate major general NATHAN BEDFORD

Mar 27, 2026NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST ISSUES ORDERS TO FORM A SCOUTING COMPANY

(TEXAS) HENRY E. MCCULLOCH: (1816 - 1895) Soldier in the Texas Revolution, a Texas Ranger, and Confederate brigadier general in command of Texas' defensive forces who led a brigade in an attempt to relieve Vicksburg. War-date

Mar 27, 2026(TEXAS) HENRY E. MCCULLOCH

(TEXAS) WILLIAM H. PARSONS: (1826-1907) Confederate brigade commander of Texas regiments, put up for promotion to brigadier general multiple times but was never confirmed. Saw action in the Trans Mississippi theater and the Red

Mar 27, 2026(TEXAS) WILLIAM H. PARSONS

(UNION NAVY) ANDREW H. FOOTE AND JAMES ARMSTRONG: ANDREW H. FOOTE (1806-1863) Union rear admiral who lead the Western Gunboat Flotilla against Forts Henry and Donelson, and at Island No. 10. He died during the war of Bright’s disease. Rare,

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) ANDREW H. FOOTE AND JAMES ARMSTRONG

(UNION NAVY) CHARLES H.B. CALDWELL AND GEORGE M. ROBESON: CHARLES H. B. CALDWELL (1823-1877) Navy Commodore who, as commander of the gunboat USS ITASCA, cleared obstacles blocking the river before Forts Jackson and St. Philip, allowing Farragut's fleet to

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) CHARLES H.B. CALDWELL AND GEORGE M. ROBESON

(UNION NAVY) CHARLES WILKES: (1798 – 1877) American naval officer, commander the 1838 American Exploring Expedition, the first such voyage undertaken by the United States government. Although the expedition circumnavigated

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) CHARLES WILKES

(UNION NAVY) COMMANDER MAXWELL WOODHULL DENIES ‘CURSING’ HIS CREW: MAXWELL WOODHULL (1813-1863) U.S. Navy commander of the sidewheel steamer USS CONNECTICUT, organized supply lines for blockading squadrons along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, later commanded the

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) COMMANDER MAXWELL WOODHULL DENIES ‘CURSING’ HIS CREW

(UNION NAVY) GEORGE WASHINGTON STORER: (1789-1864) U.S. Navy rear admiral whose fifty-five year career saw him command the USS CONSTELLATION and USS BRANDYWINE, the Brazil Squadron, the Portsmouth Navy Yard and the Philadelphia Naval

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) GEORGE WASHINGTON STORER

(UNION NAVY) HENRY H. BELL DISCUSSES CAPTURED BLOCKADE RUNNERS: HENRY H. BELL (1808-1868) U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, commander of U.S. Asiatic Squadron (1865). His squadron anchored in Osaka Bay to increase pressure on Japanese government to open Hyogo Port, as

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) HENRY H. BELL DISCUSSES CAPTURED BLOCKADE RUNNERS

(UNION NAVY) JOHN L. WORDEN: (1818-1897) U. S. Navy commander who supervised the construction of the revolutionary turret-armed ironclad USS MONITOR, and commanded her during her historic clash with the CSS VIRGINIA (ex-USS

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) JOHN L. WORDEN

(UNION NAVY) JONATHAN M. WAINWRIGHT SIGNED C.D.V. AND PAYCHECK, K.I.A. AT GALVESTON: JONATHAN M. WAINWRIGHT (1821-1863) U.S. Navy lieutenant, commander of the revenue cutter USS HARRIET LANE. He was killed in action at the Battle for Galveston on Jan. 1, 1863, when the Union fleet

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) JONATHAN M. WAINWRIGHT SIGNED C.D.V. AND PAYCHECK, K.I.A. AT GALVESTON

(UNION NAVY) KIDDER R. BREESE DEALS WITH A DESPONDENT CONFEDERATE WIFE: KIDDER R. BREESE (1831-1881) U.S. Navy officer, commanded a squadron of mortar schooners during Admiral David D. Porter’s advance on New Orleans, later commanded the naval landing forces during

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) KIDDER R. BREESE DEALS WITH A DESPONDENT CONFEDERATE WIFE

(UNION NAVY) REAR ADMIRAL THORNTON JENKINS DOCUMENT GROUP (6): THORNTON A. JENKINS (1811-1893) U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, commanded the steam sloops USS WACHUSETT, USS ONEIDA, USS RICHMOND and USS HARTFORD, and participated in the capture of Port Hudson and the

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) REAR ADMIRAL THORNTON JENKINS DOCUMENT GROUP (6)

(UNION NAVY) SAMUEL F. DUPONT: (1803 - 1865) Union admiral who commanded the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron and who was instrumental in the taking of Port Royal and Beaufort, but saw his career ruined after the failure of an

Mar 27, 2026(UNION NAVY) SAMUEL F. DUPONT

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