FLORIDA GENERAL ORDERS

(CIVIL WAR.) Ulysses S. Grant. General Orders, No. 108--his farewell order to the troops. One printed page, 7¼ x 5 inches, signed in type by Grant as Lieutenant General, and signed in manuscrip

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Group of 11 military general orders announcing Lincoln's death and funeral. Printed orders, each about 7 x 5 inches, each one or two pages; generally minor wear except as noted. Var

(MEXICAN WAR.) Winfield Scott. General Orders on the court martial and executions of the San Patricios who had defected to Mexico. 3 items, total of 7 pages on 5 disbound leaves, each 7½ x 4&#190

[10th US CAVALRY]. A collection of approximately 400 printed General Orders and Circulars, most issued by the Headquarters of the Army, Washington, D.C., 1870s-1890s.  All 12mo, printed on single

Immerse yourself in a piece of American history with this extraordinary Abraham Lincoln signed General Orders War Department document, a true artifact from a pivotal era. This authentic piece bears th

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [CIVIL WAR]. A Sammelband of General Orders Affecting the Volunteer Force, for the years 1861, 1862, and 1863, including the Emancipation Proclamation. Identified to Union Surge

Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation with 13 Additional General Orders A group of fourteen total Civil War dated General Orders, 1 through 13, including the announcement of Abraham Lincoln's Emancipati

(CIVIL WAR--RHODE ISLAND.) Militia recruitment broadside titled "General Orders No. 8." Illustrated letterpress broadside, 23¼ x 18½ inches, signed in type by Governor William C. Cozzens and

Heading: (Mexico) Author: Title: Group of twenty-four General Orders concerning the administration of the U.S. Army in Mexico. Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: 1847

[CIVIL WAR]. Bound General Orders book referring to African American soldiers, 1864. Book of General Orders for 1 Jan. to 29 Dec. 1864, Nos. 1 to 172 plus 16 Circulars. This was kept by an officer in

[CIVIL WAR] -- [LEE, Robert E. (1807-1870).]. General Orders No. 3. Richmond: Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, February 6, 1865. 8vo (195 x 127 mm). Bifolium, including integral blank, printed

African American History, General Orders, signed by T. D. Hodges, Capt of the 35th United States Colored Troops. Document titled Headquarters, Department of the South, Hilton Head, SC April 5, 1865 is

[CIVIL WAR - MILITARIA]. General Orders Nos. 202-400. Washington, DC: War Department, 1863. 8vo. Series of bound General Orders. (Occasional tears.) One quarter calf gilt with brown cloth boards, spin

A Book filled with letters and General Orders pertaining to the G.A.R. Grand Army Republic being dated 1880's to 1890's. Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

Civil War General Orders and Sanitary Commission Pamphlets. Over 45 piece grouping of American Civil War papers and booklets. Including 5 Sanitary Commission reports and roughly 40 General Order sheet

General Orders, bound volume, 1864, for Jan. 2, 1864 through January 1, 1865, plus circulars from same period. End-of-Year Edition. There are +/- 300 general Orders including six signed-in-type by Lin

General Orders Announcing Lincoln's Funeral Obsequies in New York 1p, measuring 5.25" x 8.25", New York Naval Yard, dated April 24, 1865. A General Order written by H. Paulding, Commandant. The docume

Order No. 67, 1st Lieutenant U.C. Strait, 43 Ala. Regiment. Charge by command of General Robert E. Lee - Holding correspondence with the enemy. Court martial proceedings. Note that some images have be

Order No. 1 Granting of 30 day furlough by command of General Robert E. Lee. Also includes 3 other handwritten documents. Difficult to decipher. Probably general orders. Found with other documents. No

Order No. 67by command of General Robert E. Lee. Johnsons Division. Gracies Brigade. Privade PD Chethan Co. D 60th Ala Reg. acquitted. Note that some images have been enhanced to make them easier to r

General orders No. 15 issued by Brigadier General Silas Casey, written by his Adjutant Lt. Carrington H. Raymond. The orders detail that regimental commanders are to designate select companies as &#82

No. 63: Lieut. J.C. Tassant Co. 41st Ala Regiment acquittal. No. 64: Johnson Division Gracies Brigade court martial proceedings. Note that some images have been enhanced to make them easier to read. I

General Orders No. 343 issued October 19th, 1863 by the War Department, detailing the court martial of Captain Samuel Ford of the 5th Maryland Infantry. Captain Ford was accused of “conduct prej

Order No. 72, December 1864 by command of GEneral Robert E. Lee. In regards to furloughs; giving furloughs to each 100 men present. Y.M. Moody Gracies Brigade. Note that some images have been enhanced