CW PRO CONFEDERATE BROADSIDE POEM MARYLAND

Down-Trodden Maryland Confederate broadside song sheet illustrated with the Maryland state seal (1854) and printed on yellow paper bordered in black. 17x9cm. Air "Tom Bowling." "Down trodden, despised

The Call! Confederate broadside song sheet illustrated with the Maryland state seal (1854) and printed on yellow paper bordered in black. 18x9cm. "Maryland! Maryland! Stainless in story...." A shorter

Lottery Ticket Broadside from Delaware May27,1861, w/promotional circular, issued 1 month after CW began, rare, Confederate States Cotton Loan/Bond Paying 7%, postmarked London 1863, written in Englis

Confederate Broadside: "To the People of Western Virginia." One printed page measuring 6.75" x 13". Following Virginia's secession from the United States, a convention was held in Wheeling, Virginia,

Abraham Lincoln Related 1865 MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM by George DeWOLFE MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED - 1865 MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM - DeWOLFE, April 19,

(WEST--NEVADA.) H.L. Williamson. Broadside poem on Nevada military life titled "A Trip to Pandemonium." Letterpress broadside, 9¼ x 7 inches; apparently removed from a scrapbook, mount remnants o

American, an early 19th C. poem depicting "The Catastrophe which Happened in Dedham, the 18th Day of May, 1801, between Mr. Jason Fairbanks, aged 21 and Miss Eliza Fales" Overall: 13-1/2"h x 10"w Sigh

1891, Yorkville, South Carolina. Wednesday August 12th from the York Enterprise. The piece gives accounts and information on Four Confederate Generals from the York District and is titled, "Veterans D

War-date Confederate broadside “GEN’L ORDERS No. 22” issued by Major General Samuel Jones, 1pp. 7-1/2”x5”, Head Quarters, Department of West Virginia, Dublin, April 24, 1863, and reads “To

Very Rare Confederate Recruiting Broadside for the 13th Virginia InfantryCharleston, Kanawha County (West Virginia), July 25, 1862, offering a $25 advance on a bounty paid to able-bodied men willing t

Exceedingly rare, print on silk, titled “An Elegiac Poem on the Death of George Washington Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States, Who died at Mount Vernon, Virginia, 14th December, 1

Lincoln Abraham MURDER! President Lincoln Assassinated Broadside memorial poem by George Gordon Byron DeWolfe (1835-1873), dated April 19, 1865. 9.5" x 11.5". This is a rare broadside for Lincoln afic

Pro-Confederacy Poem "Fold It Up Carefully: a Reply to the Conquered Banner" A handwritten copy of Sir Henry Houghton's poem, "Fold It Up Carefully: a Reply to the Conquered Banner." 1p, measuring 7.5

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Recruiting broadside for the Maryland Home Brigade. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 5½ inches; minor wear, toning; uncut. No place, 27 July 1861 This broadside begins wit

Portrait of Robert E Lee, presented to the Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers Home by Mrs Alexander Higgins, oil on canvas, unsigned, presentation plaque on frame, mounted in original gilt frame, 22"

A Christian's Guide to Heaven…For Catholics carried by Louis Victor Baughman (1845-1906) of the 1st Maryland Cavalry (Confederate) during the Civil War. Baughman was taken as a prisoner-of-war

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Order to secure loyalty oaths and punish secessionists in Frederick, Maryland. Letterpress broadside, 17¼ x 13½ inches; folds, 2 short tape repairs, light toning. Fred

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Thomas H. Ruger. Broadside establishing Union military law in fortified Frederick, Maryland. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 11 inches, signed in type by Ruger as colonel and

Fifty Dug Civil War Button is Display Case: Includes US Navy and Marines Buttons, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Confederate States, New York, Connecticut, and Louisiana Coat Buttons Plus 11 Flats.

Civil War Confederate Documents 1863-Dated Confederate Civil War Field Press Broadside March 11, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Field Press Printed Broadside, "General Order, No. 4" Issued by Confederat

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Secessionist recruitment broadside issued in the wake of the Baltimore Riot to the "People of Baltimore!" Letterpress broadside, 17¾ x 12¾ inches, with small wood engr

(North Carolina, mid 20th century) This - Broadside No. 1, 1952, poem by Charles Olson, design by Nicola Cernovich, four unique screenprints with hand painted center on orange, blue, green, lilac cons

1890 Simms Antebellum Confederate American SOUTH Novels pro Slavery Alabama 9v William Gilmore Simms was a pre-Civil War-era American author known for his pro-slavery agenda and antebellum literature.

WHITING & WILLIAMS 1810 OWNED BY CONFEDERATE COL. OSWALD TILGHMAN EASTON MARYLAND