9 Civil War Soldiers Letters & Others

A great war-date Confederate soldier's letter, 4pp. 8vo., written by 1st Sgt. James W. Biggs, [WIA Antietam Campaign, 9/08/62 & Shepherdstown, Va., 7/15/64], Co. C, 2nd Virginia Cavalry, "7 miles from

[Autographs] 9 Signed items, mostly letters. Includes (1) John Cochrane ALS, Dec. 1860. (2) John A . Dix ALS. (3) B.S. Clark "Soldier's Letter" to his aunt, dated Jan. 21, 1865 (4) Con. Soldier's Lett

72 Pinback Buttons. 9 Presidents. 32 other Famous Figures including Napoleon Bonaparte, Queen Victoria, Charles DIckens, Charles Dickens, and others. 6 Zouave and other Civil War Soldiers Pinbacks. Le

Civil War period tintypes of soldiers (3) including; 1.) Tintype in CDV mount of knees-up seated soldier wearing 9-button uniform jacket and hat with tinted letter "D" and crossed sabers. Emulsion exh

Union soldier letter written and signed by Jonathan Lambert who on 9/1/1864 he mustered into "Batty K" Co. PA 5th Heavy Artillery and was Mustered Out on 6/30/1865 at Pittsburgh, PA. The 2pp letter, F

Union Soldier Letter dated Apr 9, 1864 to friend in Selinsgrove Pa.

2 wood toy wood drums one is 13" dia. x 9 1/2" tall that is missing heads but has Civil War soldiers impressed all around body of drum, the other drum is 12" dia. x 6" tall, has heads and ropes, grain

CIVIL WAR EPHEMERAAmerican, 19th century, paper ephemera. Nine (9) Civil War related items: a carte de visite of a Union soldier taken by Reynolds and Wisner of St. Louis, Missouri; a letter in its &q

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Written home to Nellie Brown of Westborough, MA by soldier who signed letters “Georgie.” See photos for condition a

Civil War ALS Re: Jeff Davis Captured, Drunk Soldiers Autograph Letter Twice Signed, “Osmon C. Baker”, 1 p. front and verso, May 16, 1865, Hampden, 7.75” x 9.75”. Flattened mai

by L.G. Vickers under Capt. G.A. Johnston at Hanover Court House - See photos for condition and details

Confederate Soldiers Oath of the Alligence to the Federal Govt. dated 1862, Union Civil War Soldiers Letter to his father from Harrison Landing Va., Union Pass dated 1865

Great content throughout. Some letters with original envelopes. Worth examining.

Includes letter home to brother from Lincoln General Hospital. Also includes letter regarding back pay at time of death. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regis

[CIVIL WAR]. Soldier's letter detailing the execution of an identified deserter by firing squad. "Head Quarters 1st Division 2nd Corp," 2 October 1863. 7 3/4 pages, 5 x 8 in. Creased at folds, spottin

[CIVIL WAR]. Soldier's letter describing action near Fort Stedman during the Petersburg Campaign. Soldier's letter describing action near Fort Stedman during the Petersburg Campaign. Fort Stedman, 1 O

A CIVIL WAR SOLDIER'S LETTER FROM THOMAS BONNER, HEADQUARTERED 18TH TEXAS INFANTRY, SEPTEMBER 11,1864, with a handmade envelope addressed to "Lt. Allen A. Cameron Bonner's Ferry, Cherokee County, Texa

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This very religious letter was written by Pvt. Joseph D. Wyman of 13th Maine Infantry Volunteers to his wife, Ada. When he wrote it in July 1863, it appears he was detached from his regiment working a

Civil War Letter

Confederate soldier’s letter written by “W. S. Barron,” who served with the GA Reg Batty A Light Artillery, 2pp., Savannah, April 13, 1862. in part, “I presume you have heard of the fall of Ft

A collection of seven different Civil War soldier letters and related correspondence. 1864 letter from Rosewell A. Pool (Ohio Volunteer infantry), 1863/64 letter from Joseph Foreman (126th Ohio Volunt

26TH VIRGINIA MARCHES THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA Good content Confederate soldier's letter, 4pp. 4to., Charleston, S.C., Sep. 20, 1863 in which 2nd Lieut. Frederick H. Wolfe writes his mother. In part: ".

This Civil War soldier letter was written by Harvey Grable written a week after the Battle of Shiloh in which he told his sister that despite popular belief, the Rebels "can fight just as well as we c