1861 Union Soldier writes about Impending Battle

Union soldier’s letter written by “O(liver) C. Trembly” who enlisted on 6/20/1861 into C Co. OH 7th Infantry and died on 6/24/1864 at Ohio River. The four page letter is accompanied with the ori

Union soldier’s letter written by “A(braham) Moore” who enlisted on 11/14/1861 at Brockport, NY as a Captain into "F" Co. NY 105th Infantry. The four page letter is datelined Camp of 105 Reg. NY

Union Soldier Sends Battle Letter Home on Patriotic StationeryAutograph Letter Signed "James" from Williamsburg, Virginia to his mother in Chelsea, Massachusetts, on patriotic stationery (8 x 5 in.) i

Soldiers of the World Civil War Lt. General Union Soldier The Battle of Shiloh 12" action figure. New in box, box has some shelf wear. No. 98383

RARE CIVIL WAR-THEMED COMMEMORATIVE MILITARY COLLAGELate 19th CenturyCharcoal, ink and blue watercolor on paper depicts Union soldiers in battle and leisure scenes. Framed together with a fork, knife

Lot of Three Sets. Includes #47 Union Soldiers 1861 (6) pieces, #58 Civil War Irish Brigade (6) pieces and #61 Civil War Va. Military Institute (6) pieces.

1861 Lincoln Civil War Union soldier dog tag, Civil War Union soldier "dog tag," brass, with bust of Lincoln and "Abraham Lincoln President U.S. War of 1861" on obverse, and "CO. C. 17th N.Y. VOLS. MI

Writing to his wife Lizzie the soldier writes in 1861 from Camp Butler (confederate) at start of war great content in part "South Carolinians are very anxious to fight the yankees unto death and and d

DESCRIPTION: George Mayor Franklin (1839-1899) of Lancaster, Pennsylvania Civil War Union soldier memorial. Center shield with battle history. Related family documents included are two Thomas Emlen Fr

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight

1861 1ed US Army Regulations Civil War Union Soldier Manual Military Tactics A rare United States Army manual designed for Civil War Union soldiers. It covers military conduct and discipline, order of

1861 LETTER by E.A. GRIFFITH UNION CIVIL WAR SOLDIER IN VIRGINIA, GREAT DETAIL ! 1861 LETTER by E.A. GRIFFITH UNION CIVIL WAR SOLDIER IN VIRGINIA, GREAT DETAIL ! Description Civil War soldier E.A. Gr

1861 US Army Regulations Military Civil War Union Soldier Weapons Non-Revised ed A rare United States Army manual designed for Civil War Union soldiers. It covers military conduct and discipline, orde

General Braxton Bragg's headquarters flag, captured by Union soldier Anton Helmert of Company "D," 27th Illinois Infantry during the 1863 Battle of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee. This well-documented fl

1861 1ed Civil War US Army Regulations Military Tactics Union Soldier Weapons A rare United States Army manual designed for Civil War Union soldiers. It covers military conduct and discipline, order o

Battle of Ball's Bluff Rescuing the Body of General Baker On the evening of October 20, 1861, Union army commander George B. McClellan ordered Gen. Charles Stone to

1861-1865. Includes Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin, Colored Troops, etc. Broadfoot Publishing Company. 1998

1861 UNION Infantry Tactics Handbook CIVIL WAR Officer’s Manual for Soldiers “Infantry Tactics” was prepared by the United States Government based upon improvements from French military experien

Four 20th C. Civil War themed watercolors on board, each signed "Dickson", depicting various battle scenes, including Calvary charging a Native American village, Union soldiers taking cover, an uphill

Framed Civil War 1st National Confederate flag, Stars and Bars, non battle flag, hand stitched, 21" x 34", framed with UV glass and acid free back board Note: This flag was taken by a Union soldier fr

[CIVIL WAR]. Caricature CDV of soldier eating hardtack. 1861.  2 3/8 x 4 1/8 in. printed image on thin cardstock featuring a wide-eyed Union soldier eating a huge piece of hardtack (soiled, light

Union soldier’s letter written by “Joseph Gifford” who enlisted 8/24/1861 into F Co., Ma 19th Infantry and was wounded at Antietam, 9/17/1862 and died from those wounds 9/25. The four page lette

Union soldier's letter on patriotic letterhead, 4pp. 8vo., Washington, June 19, 1862. Ambrose A. Newbert of the 2nd R.I. Infantry writes a phonetically-spelled letter to his sister, in part: '...That

War-date Union soldier’s Autograph Letter Signed by A.B. Waller, Special Agent, P.O. Dept., Fortress Monroe, Virginia, December 15, 1861, addressed to General Wool, and reads “The Post Office Depa