Confederate Ephemera diary notes

Walden, Alifaire (Allie) Gaston, comp. Confederate War Diary of John THomas Gaston [ Hampton Legion] NP: 1960. Pb, 25 Pages. Note: Inscribed. Inv. 368

Group of Twenty Three Pieces of Ephemera, 19th c., consisting of a Perpetual Diary, 1853, hand written notes, another diary, wills, including loan and deed documents, some with revenue stamps, some wi

Haynes, Draughton Stith. Field Diary of a Confederate Soldier.... Darien, GA: Ashuntilly Press, 1963. New, 44 pages. Note: 400 Copies, Dornbusch, II-2250, Nevins, I, page 101.Inv. 213

EPHEMERA: Large collection including seven personal diaries, from 1869 to 1898; early small wooden box with fifty plus quit claim deeds and notes 1840's- 1870's; a leather gentleman's wallet; small bo

Early paper ephemera lot including Civil War equipment report, Confederate oath, tobacco tax stamps. Winfield Scott engraving, bank notes, correspondence, 1692 Suffolk County Land deed, Civil War disc

[CIVIL WAR - CURRENCY]. A group of more than 100 Confederate notes, comprising: A group of 59 notes, Confederate States of America, $100 dated 17 February 1864. Soldiers to the left, Lucy H. Pickens a

including 3 each consecutive $100, $10 and $5 notes-all Richmond 1864, about uncirculated with minor stains and typical miscuts (see scans), non-consecutive notes include 4-$100 (2-Richmond 1864, a Ri

All notes are raw, attributed by type and not by minute variety, a couple better notes inc $100, 1-$100 T-65 Fine Feb 17,1864 Lucy Pickens, 3-$50 T-16 Feb 17, 1861 All hand signed with stamped 5 digit

Run of Nine Confederate Notes by Tice Catalogue Numbersto include: T-51 $20 1862, PMG Choice Fine 15; T-52 1862 $10, PCGS Choice About New 55; T-53 with Virginia Capitol building; T-54 $2, PCGS Extrem

T-41 Confederate $100 note RCGS – 67PQ Gem C.U. Reverse comments – “Premium paper & strong embossing” Hard to disagree with the comments even if the RCGS service is no longer

Group of Confederate bank notes including a $1 Confederate States Cement C Clay note, a $2 Judah Benjamin Confederate States note, 2 $5 State Capitol Confederate States notes, 2 $10 horses pulling can

COINS: Lot of Fractional currency, Confederate notes, and Indian cents: seven fractional currency notes as follows: 3 cent (1); ten cent (3) and 25 cent (3), all in fair condition; six confederate era

Maker's marked "Copyright 1896 By P.H. Ferguson." Very nice displaying The Confederate Note Memorial paper lithograph with outstanding confederate war notes and confederacy battle graphics. CONDITION:

[CIVIL WAR]. Union and Confederate ephemera, incl. a sketch, and a ticket to Johnson's impeachment. Pencil sketch of unidentified Civil War fortification, approx. 8 x 5 1/4 in. (toning, chipping, comp

Lot of Paper Money including two $10 Confederate notes dated 1864, two $1 Canadian notes dated 1954, two tickets to the World's Columbian Exposition dated 1893, two $10 notes dated 1929, $5 note dated

Eight Confederate Notes Spanning 1862-1864to include: 1862 $5 with Virginia capitol building, T-60 (some spotting); $1 with Senator Clay of Alabama, T-62 (numerous pinholes); 1864 $100 with Lucy Picke

A lot of Confederate Notes. From $10 to $100, a few may be contemporary counterfeits. Notes will grade Poor to XF. Sold as is, no returns. Lot of 9 notes. Estimated Value $200 - UP

Three pieces of Confederate ephemera relating to John Slidell to include a letter to D. Hayden stating Slidell had declined to sign a letter of recommendation for Mr. Hayden's appointment as Collector

40 $1 SILVER CERTS & 2 -$2 RED SEAL NOTES ESTIMATE $75 - $85.

Including two GAR star medals retaining US flag ribbons, two GAR hat badges and three 1863 Alabama $1 Confederate notes. H: 3.25 in., W: 1.75 in.

The first is a $2 1864 Note, Secretary of State Judah P. Benjamin, tape residue on back of top, graded F+. The second is a $10 Note, battlefield scene of horses pulling a canon, graded F. The third is

Includes $5 September 2nd 1862, $1 April 6th 1863 & $5 February 17th 1864.

Three Early Confederate Notes With Portraits of Either Davis or Stephensall Richmond, Virginia, September 2, 1861, to include: $50 T-16 with Davis vignette, PMG15 Choice Fine and two (2) $20 note, T-2

Includesm $1 June 2nd 1862, $2 June 2nd 1862 & $5 February 17th 1864.