Robert E Lee Pride of the South medal dated 1894 63mm

1894 ROBERT E LEE PRIDE OF THE SOUTH MEDAL 63mm 1894 General Robert E. Lee "Pride of the South" commemorative medal by Mercereau & Ralyea, 63mm.

Left: "Moment of Mercy" Terry Jones signed Statue. Robert E Lee and Pride of the South Bradford Exchange statues. 7" to 12" high. Pride of the South figure with broken musket.

Left: "Moment of Mercy" Terry Jones signed Statue. Robert E Lee and Pride of the South Bradford Exchange statues. 7" to 12" high. Sword is broken. Pride of the South figure with broken musket.

19th and 20th century group The lot includes a Washington bronze token dated 1773 for Friendship Fire Co along with a sterling silver Robert E. Lee confederate letter opener and a South Carolina 1670-

Portrait General Robert E Lee. Signed, dated 11/15/03 and numbered 194/640 in marker by artist. Robert Edward Lee (January 19, 1807 – October 12, 1870) was an American Confederate general best kno

Portrait of General Robert E Lee. Signed, dated 5-7-11, and numbered 2/50 by artist Title: Portrait of General Robert E Lee. Medium: Print. Signature: SLR. Artist: John Paul Strain. Framed.Frame size

(20th C. American) Bust of General Robert E. Lee, sculpture, signed, dated 1993 and numbered 37/75, approximate height with green marble base 14 5/8".

Winner shall receive the exact round shown here. (AZ/B)

Royal Doulton The Antagonist's Collection - The Civil War - Ulysses S. Grant/Robert E. Lee Toby Jug. D6698. Dated 1982. Limited Edition 7857/9500. Measures 7" tall x 8" wide. All invoices must be paid

A CIVIL WAR AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED BY ROBERT E. LEE, COMMANDER OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMIES, DATED SEPTEMBER 1, 1860, small 4to San Antonio, September 1, 1860. Letter to Col. S. Cooper, Adjuntant Gener

Antique Robert E. Lee Memorial Engraving, 1870steel engraving, dated 1870, with facsimile signatures, engraved by A. B. Walter, in antique framing. Frame dimensions 29 1/2 x 23 1/2 in. Additional hig

1908 dated and shows General Robert E. Lee. Unusual and rare, with just a few shallow dents and small edge bends, mild and small frame nicks/scratches, and some wear on bottom paper label. Condition (

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

July 2 nd , 1864 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original of this Re-Issue is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought-after Copy of the Original / Actual Print D

July 2 nd 1864 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought after RE-ISSUE COPY

July 2 nd 1864 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought after RE-ISSUE COPY

July 2 nd 1864 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought after RE-ISSUE COPY

Robert E. Lee Thoughts and Memoirs - This Aged Document is Printed on Parchment-Wax like Paper / It is Not an Original / Approximately 11 x 14

Cool Piece - 11 x 14 - Parchment Paper

Two page letter, dated April 17th, 1851, written and signed by then Colonel Robert E. Lee from Fort Carroll in Maryland. The letter is addressed to George Proctor Kane, who at that time was the Collec

Robert E. Lee was a Confederate general who led the South’s attempt at secession during the Civil War. He challenged Union forces during the war’s bloodiest battles, including Antietam and

Robert E. Lee was a Confederate general who led the South’s attempt at secession during the Civil War. He challenged Union forces during the war’s bloodiest battles, including Antietam and

Robert E. Lee was a Confederate general who led the South’s attempt at secession during the Civil War. He challenged Union forces during the war’s bloodiest battles, including Antietam and