Civil War-Era Almanac Terrific Advertisements

Two Civil War Era Lottery Advertisements from Maryland and Kentucky A pair of Civil War-era Lottery advertisements from the states of Maryland and Kentucky. The first is produced by C.S. McDonald &amp

Almanacs, Civil War era: 1860 Prindle’s, printed at New-Haven; and Middlebrook’s New-England Almanac, Bridgeport, 1864. Very Good (2)

Coolidge, George. BOSTON ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1862 [AND 1863]. 340 pp., + 20 ads pp. (plus ads to each pastedown); 80, 181-303, 396-431 pp. (pagination irregular though text continuous), and 35 pp. of

A grouping of 55 Farmers Almanac's ranging from 1805 to 1931, with the most from the Civil War era and from Newburgh NY. Some with repaired hand sewn bindings, others with loose pages, most with stain

Trow's New York City Directory for the year ending May, 1861, by H. Wilson. A Civil War era directory of NYC, with 946pages, with some 100 pages of just advertisements! There appears to be a few missi

Nine (9) Books Related to Civil War/Post Civil War era America. 1st-2nd items: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT, Vol. I & II, by Jefferson Davis, published by D. Appleton and Company, N

in fair condition, 7.5"x4.25", they are lightly soil and have light wear, they are uncut.

Six cast iron door stops of CIvil War era figures including Robert E. Lee, Gen. Grant, President Lincoln, Confederate soldier, Union Soldier, and Union Drummer. All probably Centennial of Civil War ea

An antique Civil War Confederate States of America Authorized Act Congress C. S.A. one thousand dollar loan bond sheet with a portrait of Jefferson Davis inset. Issued by Evans and Cogswell, Columbia,

Details: Civil War Era DAILY SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTIQUE CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER July 1864 Runaway Slaves Irish Immigration Abraham Lincoln American History This antique copy of "The Daily South Carolinia

Large flag remnant believed to have belonged to a Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) post in Ohio. According to the mid-20th century tag affixed to the flag, it was carried through the Civil War and sur

6 Civil War Era Coins Medallions Pins Harrison Lincoln. Includes an Abraham Lincoln Civil War medallion, "I take the responsibility" token from 1830s, 2 Presidential tokens for William Henry Harrison

Abraham Lincoln Related c. 1860s Abraham Lincoln Vignette Card Die Sunk Proof c. 1860s Civil War Era, Abraham Lincoln Portrait Die Sunk Proof Vignette Card Proof, Bust of Lincoln with a "Goatee" inste

3 Lincoln Civil War Era Tokens 3 coins, dated 1864, each measuring approximately .75" in diameter.  The first token reads “1864”, showing a portrait of President Abraham Lincoln looki

Union Republican Ticket printed in red ink and headed "Anderson District / for the Convention" having three names listed below an unusual bust-length, 1/2 profile, pose portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Ca

Antique CDV Abraham Lincoln Civil War Era 1860's. Very good condition for its age. 4" by 2 3/8". Publisher not shown on card.

WESTERN SENTINEL, comprising October 18, 1861 with much Civil War news and the announcement of Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens for President and Vice-President; the remainder post-war dated 186

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR ERA PHOTO BOOK W PHOTOS, POES NEW BLOCK, FRANK & H.M. FORD PHOTOGRAPHERS OHIO, PHOTOS MAY INCLUDE LIEUTENANT - GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT -1864 -CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE, SEE PHOT

USA postage stamps include 3 PSE with three-cent G Washington ovals, a five-cent G Washington stamp, and a CSA Jefferson Davis green ten-cents stamp, readable cancellations include Rome, GA, Portsmout

Portrait of General Ulysses S. Grant, genuine antique large woodcut engraving from the "Harper's History of Great Rebellion" (1866) with vintage picture mat included. The wood engraved portrait is c.8

This is a numbered Pike ordered by Brown and the number 276 on the hilt matches that on the collar where it meets the wooden shaft. Circa 1860. Having a nice hand forged blade meeting the hilt into th

Confederate bills along with South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia notes. The group includes several rare and uncommon notes. Sold from the private collection of a Charlotte, NC lady.

American Civil War era Cavalry Sword. Probably Confederate with U.S. Scabbard. Full Length 37.5 inch Blade Length 31.5 inch

Measures 19 3/4" long overall. The etched steel blade measures 1 7/16" wide by 12" long. The front reads 1861 CSA DEATH TO YANKEES. The brown leather scabbard with metal fittings measures 1 7/8" wide