Civil War Letter 11th KY- John Hunt Morgan

Letter written in German by Henry Winter of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry. Winter died of disease on August 18th, 1864 at the infamous Andersonville prison camp where he is buried. Two pages. Please see t

CDV Civil War image of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan, marked on back Lilienthal, New Orleans, 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV Civil War image of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan, 4"T x 2.5"W

1863 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

1865 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

1865 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

We are pleased to make publicly available for the first time at auction this field-worn example of a Confederate regulation junior officer's frock coat belonging to Captain John T. Williams of West Li

CDVS of ten Civil War Confederate Generals plus CSA Captain Walter Bowie of Virginia and Tennessee. Images include Kirby Smith, John Hunt Morgan, Thomas J. Jackson (a.k.a. Stonewall Jackson ), Sidney

7 Cartes de Visite (CDVs). All have Anthony backmarks. 5 refer to Brady negatives. Features John Hunt Morgan, John H. Martindale, Irvin McDowell, George Archibald McCall, Alfred Pleasanton, John Adams

Letter written by Frank E. Marsh of the 11th Vermont Heavy Artillery on April 6th, 1863 from Fort Slocum in New York. Four pages, postal cover addressed to Mr. Clarendon W. Tucker, East Calais, Vermon

These two letters were written by William Hazen Flanders (1841-1905) of the 11th Massachusetts Battery. The first one is from Camp Berry near Washington D. C., the second one from Bristol Station in V

THE HALL CARBINE AFFAIR by R.Gordon Wasson, 1948 revised ed, b&w portraits,190pp with Index, During the American Civil War, John Pierpont Morgan financed the purchase of 5,000 surplus rifles at $3.50

A collection of Civil War letters of John Porter Glass, Captain of Company A 5th Regiment, Excelsior Brigade and to his son William R. Glass containing descriptions of military life andactivities. Det

FULL LETTER TRANSCRIPTION BELOW DESCRIPTION.This is a wonderful set of letters from John Cummings to his sister and mother presented in floating frames. There are four letters and each is written fron

Civil war letter written by colonel John E. McMahon of the 164th New York Volunteers. Letterhead states Headquarters Buffalo Irish Regiment. Addressed to General C.A. Arthur (future president. Letter

over six handwritten pages to "Bettie" with a half page addressed to "Nan", on lined paper, complete with lines of poetry, sweet reminisces, and accounts of the war, the letter from Adams Run containi

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John S. McNulty. Letters from a civilian saddler for the Confederate cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley. 7 Autograph Letters Signed as "John S." to his future wife Mollie McClu

Autographs John Ericsson Designer and Builder of the Civil War Union's Ironclad Ship MONITOR Autograph Letter Signed JOHN ERICSSON (1803-1889). Built the Civil War Union's Ironclad Ship "Monitor" the

A good war-date Confederate officer's letter, 1p. 4to., written by Major John Rodes Viley (1821-1880 a famed Kentucky thoroughbred breeder), Atlanta, Ga., July 11, 1864 to Major General John Breckinri

Letter Dated May 26th, 1863 and Signed John Brown, Co. D. 8th Mass. Vol. Mil. Together with 10th District Union Ticket and a second.

Six (6) post Civil War ephemera including letters, some signed, from Jefferson Davis and CSA Cabinet Members Robert Toombs and John Reagan. 1st item: Jefferson Davis, former Confederate States of Amer

Civil War letters, including the letter on stationery featuring the abolitionist "John Brown Song" 1864, a Fireman's oath taken in avoidance of the Civil War draft, a Union private's account of transp

and the value, March 12, 1862, value of steamboat "Jefferson was $500.00, value of steamboat "Stephenson" was $400.00 and the "John Gault" could not be valued as it was under water!.

Letter was written by Sergeant Samuel Snyder of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry from a Cleveland hospital. Three pages with postal cover addressed to Lt. John W. Cleland of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry. T