Civil War Letter 13th New Hampshire- Died of Disease

Letter written by 20-year-old Henry A. Belcher of the 13th New Hampshire Infantry to his parents and siblings. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth photo listed for the scan of a full transc

Letter written by Edward L. Smith of the 48th New York State Volunteers. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth listed picture for the scan of a full transcription. Private Smith writes that h

Large letter grouping related to Joseph T. Cotton, a native of Gilmanton, New Hampshire who served in the 12th New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War. Cotton was severely wounded at the Battle of

Personal letters of Private Freeman H. Smith, who served in the 1st,7th and 15th New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War, To his family documenting military life and activities. Smithenlisted at t

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

(CIVIL WAR--NEW HAMPSHIRE.) E. Norman Gunnison. Correspondence and poetry of a Bull Run private with a literary bent. 24 items in one folder: 6 Autograph Letters Signed to his sister Augusta Carlton,

1870 CIVIL WAR 1ed Gettysburg New Hampshire in Great Rebellion Illustrated Waite ‘New Hampshire in the Great Rebellion’ is a rare account of the events and prominent figures from New Hamp

1870 CIVIL WAR 1ed Gettysburg New Hampshire in Great Rebellion Illustrated Waite New Hampshire in the Great Rebellion is a rare account of the events and prominent figures from New Hampshire during th

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-

Civil War Letter Dated May 23,1865 (10 days following the last battle of the Civil War) From Annie M. Bostick of New Orleans, Louisiana to her Cousin Ms. Monica Rutledge of Hartford County, Maryland.L

[CIVIL WAR]. 7th New Hampshire forage cap. Visor to crown 4 3/4 in. 1858 model blue wool felt forage cap, tarred and bound leather visor, chinstrap with 15mm New Hampshire state buttons with sailing s

Battle Flags of the New Hampshire Regiments. Eleventh N.H. Vol. Infantry. Albumen CDV. Concord, New Hampshire: Kimball & Son, 1866. Series and image titles with copyright statement printed to recto. P

Ninth plate ambrotype of a New Hampshire Civil War soldier and his sweetheart holding hands. Was this taken before the soldier left home? Did he return? Charming image. Uncased. [Antique Photography,

1865 CIVIL WAR 1ed Second New Hampshire Infantry Battle of Gettysburg Bull Run The 2nd New Hampshire Infantry Regiment was a famous volunteer Union regiment during the American Civil War. This organiz

Battle Flags of the New Hampshire Regiments. Seventh N.H. Vol. Infantry. Albumen CDV. Concord, New Hampshire: Kimball & Son, 1866. Series and image titles with copyright statement printed to recto. Ph

[CIVIL WAR]. Avenue D - 13th New Jersey Vols. Tullahoma Tenn. Oct. 20th 1863. Civil War sketch by Corporal Charles Lelsle, 9th Ohio Light Artillery. 11 3/4 x 3 in. (visible) pen and ink sketch, m

[CIVIL WAR]. Company F, 9th New Hampshire Volunteers forage cap. Visor to crown 4 1/2 in. dark blue wool felt forage cap, tarred and bound leather visor, leather chinstrap with 17 mm brass eagle "I" i

[CIVIL WAR]. A Pair of New Hampshire officer's Hardee hat insignia. 3 1/2 x 2 3/8 in. 1858 variant officer's insignia, New Hampshire insignia, gold bullion wreath and silver "NH" embroidered on black

Mid-19th Century Trump with New Hampshire IDs Leather, brass, and wood trunk. Boston, MA: Easter & Winship. 15 x 13.5 x 9 in. Manufacturer’s printed label on green paper affixed to interior lid. Int

1ST NEW HAMPSHIRE CIVIL WAR CAVALRY ROSTER 18 X 22

1895 1st ed 9th Regiment New Hampshire CIVIL WAR Illustrated POW Provenance The 9th Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers was a Union infantry regiment during the Civil War. At the end of the 19th-century

Two letters written by Myron R. Wood of the 36th Massachusetts Infantry. He is listed as being taken prisoner on November 16th, 1863 at Campbell's Station, TN. He was then sent to the infamous Anderso

[CIVIL WAR]. Semi-restored flag of the 13th New York State Militia, the "National Grays." Four separate sections from a painted fabric flag of the 13th New York State Militia. Upper riband in two part

A Chasseur Style Hat from the Civil War. A Number 3 Badge Affixed at front and New Hampshire Vol. Militita buttons on each side. Dimensions: 9.5" front to back and 6.5" width.Provenance: Albany, NY Es