Abraham Lincoln Interesting General Orders

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

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Wide-Awake Head Quarters . . . General Order No. 4. 2 printed pages, 9¼ x 7¼ inches, plus printed map on integral leaf, signed in type by William Martin Gillespie as adjut

(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

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

Notice of the Death of Abraham Lincoln by Gideon Welles 1p, measuring 5.125" x 8", Washington, D.C., dated April 15, 1865. General Order No. 51, written by Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy. The sh

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Order for postal clerks to guard the Postmaster General's house shortly after the assassination. One manuscript page, 8 x 5 inches, plus integral blank with docketing, on Post Offic

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Bronze sculptor by John Rogers. Eye-catching and one-of-a-kind, this handcrafted bronze sculpture depicts President Abraham Lincoln, General Ulysses S. Grant and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton reviewi

Original 1862 Peoples Ticket, marked in ink in upper right corner Election of 1862. Images show Abraham Lincoln. General Charles Devens Jr, General McClellen, and General Halleck. 9" by 4 1/2". Very G

Seven plaques featuring major figures from the civil war. Plaques include President Abraham Lincoln, General Robert E. Lee, Major General Ulysses S. Grant, and 2nd US Cavalry Regiment Corporal. Wolfec

Ron Wall Miniatures. Long retired company. Set #80 American Civil War Personalities Set featuring US President Abraham Lincoln, Generals Sherman and Grant and Confederate President Jefferson Davis and

Three Pro-Lincoln Civil War Letters During 1864 Election A fantastic collection of three Civil War letters discussing the 1864 election between incumbent Abraham Lincoln and General George B. McClella

With this opening sentence in a two-page letter from Abraham Lincoln, Union general Joseph Hooker (1814–79) gained a prominent place in Civil War history. Hooker assumed command of an army demoraliz

May 19th, 1862 reference to President Lincoln, rescinding General Order Number 11, May 9th, 1862. Major General David Hunter signed letter concerning General Order Number 11, regarding the emancipatio

A rare majolica footed vase with Three (3) handles. Portraits of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and possibly General Custer. Dimensions: 5 1/2" X 6'

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Group of 3 orders to a Pennsylvania officer from the time of the Lincoln procession in Philadelphia. 2 printed and one manuscript order, various sizes; folds, minimal wear. Philadel

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

Old Lithograph of Abraham Lincoln's First Army Commander General Winfield Scott Addressing the President and his Cabinet . Framed. Measures 25"x18"

President Abraham Lincoln signed original prisoner release order, wherein the 16th President writes and signs all in his own hand: "This man is pardoned and hereby ordered to be discharged from the se

Rare and Scarce Circa 1865 Official Order of Funeral Procession of Abraham Lincoln's Funeral. This three page document was issued by Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, giving the instructions for the pro