Alfred Colquitt Signature - Confederate General

1 page, loose, mounted on paper; 6.5 x 14 cm (2 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.)

Cut signature of Confederate General John C. Pemberton. Framed in paper mat with modern print depicting General Pemberton surrendering to General Ulysses S. Grant. Some tape residue on mat and wear to

A rare page signed by the confederate general known as the Gray Ghost his troops were called Mosbys Raiders known for its lightening quick attacks and escape from Union troops RARE with COA

Framed and matted photo of Jubal A. Early (1816-1894) Confederate Lieutenant General, with a mounted signature "J. A. Early Lynchburg, Virginia". Signature: 4.75" x 2.75" / Frame: 15.25" x 23.25" oa

A letter on NC Raleigh college letterhead signed by Daniel H Hill Jr who was the President of the college enclosing a signature on card of his then in 1901 recently deceased (1899) father Confederate

This certificate has it all: signature of a Confederate General, two great vignettes, nice condition and rare imprinted RN-U1 revenue stamp! The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad was formed in 1

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE GENERAL AND RELATED SIGNATURES, LOT OF TWO, each example featuring two separate signatures, the first having clipped signatures of General Beauregard and General Robert Anderson

Autographs Two (2) Confederate Civil War Major Generals Signatures G.T. BEAUREGARD (1818-1893). Confederate General During the Civil War. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON (1807-1891). Confederate General During the

Historic Signature & Photograph Presentation of Confederate Major General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON (1807 – 1891) | General Johnston led armies at Bull Run and Seven Pines | General Joseph Johnston is

Clipped signature of General Alfred H. Terry. (1827-1890). Terry was a Union General during the Civil War and later was invloved in the Indian Wars, specifically the Great Sioux War of 1876,a nd the N

Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest Signature. Signed, "N. B. Forrest, 72." This signature was found loose in Mr. Mangus's collection. Attached to the back of this signature was a sticky note m

Cut from a larger document a HARBOUR document signed by then Captain Robert E Lee dark gorgeous displayable signature approx 4 inches high and ten inches long with COA

7 Cartes de Visite (CDVs). All have Anthony backmarks. 5 refer to Brady negatives. Features John Hunt Morgan, John H. Martindale, Irvin McDowell, George Archibald McCall, Alfred Pleasanton, John Adams

Pierre G.T. Beauregard Bold Signature from 1888 A card boldly signed by Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard (1818-1893) as "G.T. Beauregard / 1888." The signed surface is of cream pa

Alfred Bruno Leopold Clausen (1883-1974), oil on canvas bust length portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee wearing his uniform, with white hair and beard, painted in front of a distant landscap

Large 19th Century, pre-Civil War painting of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest in original period fame. Frame measure 38" x 32 1/2", Sight 28 3/4" x 24 3/4". There is a pencil signature on o

19th C. CABINET CARD OF ROBERT E. LEE 19th century cabinet card depicting Confederate general Robert E. Lee, unmarked. Notated in pencil on front (not a direct signature of Lee) and pen on back. Size:

19th C. CABINET CARD OF ROBERT E. LEE 19th century cabinet card depicting Confederate general Robert E. Lee, unmarked. Notated in pencil on front (not a direct signature of Lee) and pen on back. Size:

Color engraved portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee , 21”x27-1/4” with facsimilie signatures of Lee and Pendleton. Engraved by A.B. Walter from”A Photo From Life" and “Sold by authori

(1827 - 1892) Confederate major general who led a regiment at the Seven days' and Fredericksburg, and took over Pender's command at Gettysburg where he was severely wounded. War-date A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.,

(1827-1892) Confederate brigadier general who served under Robert E. Lee for the entirety of the war, fought with distinction at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Later a governor of North Carolina. Pa

Large framed American Civil War archive containing a letter and envelope from Confederate States of America soldier Colonel Alfred Holt Colquitt (6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry), to Colonel William M.

(1819 - 1902) Confederate lieutenant general of cavalry whose daring exploits at Antietam, Gettysburg, and Petersburg won him fame in both North and South. Bold postwar signature on a card, mounted wi

(1821-1908) Confederate major general who commanded at Shiloh, Chickamauga, and Atlanta, and replaced Polk after that general's death. Superb signature adding rank on a small card, fine condition