1st PA. Light Artillery at Yorktown, VA.

Manuscript Document signed by Frank Choate, 1st Pa. Lt. Artillery. Choate would later serve as captain in the US Colored Troops. The document is 1pp., Headquarters 1st Pa. Lt. Artillery, Ft. Yorktown

Four-piece silver veteran's ladder badge. Boldly stamped with attribution to an unknown member of Company (Battery) A, 1st Illinois Light Artillery. The battery was raised in 1861 at the request of Go

Original pay voucher document, completed by a Union officer from the 1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Lt. Col. Robert Clay Crawford. Crawford claims to have been on detached duty in Florida at the time

Archive of Col. William Temple Withers (1823-1889), former commanding officer of CSA 1st Mississippi Light Artillery. After the war he moved from Mississippi, where his and his father-in-laws plantati

SOLDIER IS SHOT THROUGH HEART WHILE SITTING IN HIS TENT War-date Union soldier's letter, 1p. 4to., written by Pvt. George Bender, Battery B, (Cooper's Battery), 1st Penn. Light Artillery, [Great Falls

Loomis' Battery 1st Michigan Light Artillery Battery A. 8 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

Civil War 1st Regiment Ohio Vol. Light Artillery - Mustering Out Print - John Q. Adams - discharged Oct. 7, 1864 - linen backed - 24" x 33" light wear

Lewis, George. History of Battery E, 1st Regiment of Rhode Island Light Artillery. Providence: Snow and Farnham, 1892. Illustrated with portraits and map. 1st Edition.Inv. 1076

[CIVIL WAR]. Badge identified to Alfred J. Johnson, 1st, 3rd, and 5th Massachusetts Light Artilleries.  Overall approx. 1 3/8 x 3 5/16 in. silver and gilt two-part badge; T-bar to reverse (very m

United Confederate veterans flag made in 1890, Captain F. J. Wellers Light Artillery company made for the 1st Tennessee artillery division, with original civil war finial

Item/Description: Early Civil War era framed photograph of Lieutenant Augustin N. Parsons, Battery A, First New Jersey Light Artillery. "Lt. A. N. Parsons / 1st NJ Lt. Artillery / Batt. 'A' Gettysburg

Billings, John D. History of the 10th Massachusetts Battery of Light Artillery, Boston: Hall and Whiting, 1881. 1st Edition. 400 pages.Inv. 816

1st Tennessee, Choctaw Regiment, 11th Tennessee Infantry, Texas State Flag, Kennedy Light Artillery, North Carolina State Flag, Florida Infantry, and Virginia Infantry. 8 pieces. Near mint condition.

Antique Postal cover, Confederate States cover [front side and one flap only]; CSA adhesive stamp 2-Pa, 10c light blue Paterson with enormous balanced margins, tied by the Richmond, VA cancellation OC

1862 Confederate States Postal cover addressed to R.A. Cole, Carthage, N.C., CSA adhesive stamp 4-2-Pa, 5c light blue, tied by the dark bluish Petersburg, VA cancellation dated JUN 14. The blank margi

1862 Confederate States cover addressed to R.A. Cole, Carthage, N.C., CSA adhesive stamp 4-2-Pa, 5c light blue, tied by the dark bluish Petersburg, VA cancellation dated JUN 14. The blank margin of th

slush, light green, black rubber tires hardened, advertising 1st National Bank of Altoona, PA, C7.

(13) Wedgwood United State Seal Commemorative Plates: A great group of Wedgwood Plates in original boxes. States include: NH, CT, SC, RI, NJ, Yorktown, NY, MASS, MD, GA, PA, DE, VA. No condition issue

Schenck, Martin. Up Came Hill, The Story of the Light Division and Its Leaders. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Co., 1958 Stated First Edition with Dust Jacket. 344 pages.Inv. 618

Barber. Tulip Ware of the Penna.-German Potters. Phila., 1903. 1st ed. Light soiling to binding. // Barber. Tulip Ware… Phila., 1926. Paperback. Covers chipped.

Pre-Civil War period Republic of Texas light artillery coat button Albert's TX11A. Obverse presents five pointed star with "L A" at top with crossed cannon at center with text at bottom "TEXAS". Butto

Revolutionary War Powder Horn,Signed, Yorktown, VA 1778: Highly engraved priming horn with details of Yorktown buildings, including the Courthouse, and inscribed J. Willson V. Art. 1778, York" Horn me

Inscribed, "Abraham Krider / 5th Bn. PA Arty. / 1778" (identified with Abraham Krider, 1742-after 1790, a resident of Philadelphia Co., who served in the 5th Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, un

[CIVIL WAR]. Artillery shako, attributed to the Brooklyn Light Artillery. Manufactured by John A. Baker, New York.  Visor to crown 6 in, rear brim to crown 7 5/8 in. navy wool shako with red wool