Civil War: The Battle Of Fredericksburg Virginia

John D. O'Connell brevetted to lieutenant colonel on 13 December 1862 for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia. [Washington, D.C.], 10 September 1866. 1 page. Wit

Comprehensive archive of over 35 original newspapers from 1861-1863, covering Civil War skirmishes and battles in Northern Virginia (Lewinsville, Dranesville, Fredericksburg and the vicinity), includi

Includes The Fredericksburg Campaign, The Petersburg Campaign, The Appomattox Paroles, and The Second Battle of Winchester. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you re

1874 1ed Union General George Bayard Civil War Battle Fredericksburg Utah Wyoming George Dashiell Bayard was a 19th-century American general during the Civil War known for being killed at the Battle o

1899 Confederate Military History Civil War Battles American South Virginia 12v ‘Confederate Military History’ is one of the most thorough and extensive accounts of the Confederacy. Written by a v

Civil War Battle of Five Forks Virginia Kurz & Allison Print. This print was released in 1979 and is based on the original 1886 artwork. The print depicts the Battle of Five Forks, Virginia, April 1th

Press Photograph of view of Fredericksburg, Virginia during the Civil War by Mathew Brady Press Photograph 10x8" Ansco Division, General Aniline & Film Corporation Press photograph of the view of Fred

VIRGINIA CIVIL WAR BATTLES AND LEADERS SERIES HISTORICAL VOLUMES, LOT OF 21, comprising fourteen limited first editions including "Jackson's Valley Campaign: The Battles of Cross Keys and Port Republi

Title/Content of Map: 1892 Cowles Civil War Map of Battles in Southeastern Virginia Around Yorktown -- Military Reconnaissance Department of Virginia [and] Yorktown to Williamsburg [Plate XVIII] Carto

Title: 1892 Cowles Civil War Map of Battles in Southeastern Virginia -- Military Department of Southeastern Virginia and Fort Monroe Showing the Approaches to Richmond and Petersburg, 1861 [Plate XVII

Title: 1892 Cowles Civil War Map of Battles in Southeastern Virginia -- Military Department of Southeastern Virginia and Fort Monroe, 1861 [Plate XVI] Date: 1892, Washington Cartographer: C Cowles (co

1864 Peninsular Campaign Virginia Civil War Americana Battle Illustrated A rare and personal record of the historic scenes and events of the first major Union offensive campaign in the Eastern Theater

The Monitor At Work On The Merrimac (or Virginia) Famous Civil War Naval Battle Artist: N. Orr Print Type: Lithograph Date: c1865 Dimensions: 9 1/2 x

1866 1ed Townsend Civil War Campaigns of Non-Combatant Virginia Battles McClellan George A Townsend was a notable writer whose most important works were on the American Civil War. Remembered as being

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 8 Confederate and Union button relics. Includes an Alabama Confederate blouse button dug at Hokes Camp in Fredericksburg, Virginia; a Wisconsin blouse button dug at Court House

Civil War hardtack issued to D.K. Bunnell, 23rd New York Infantry, at Fredericksburg, Virginia. 13 December 1862. 3 x 3 in. cracker with an accompanying note that states, "This Hard Tack was ishued [s

Battle of Williamsburg, VA. Fought May 7, 1862, to cover the retreat of General Johnston's Army. The sixteenth, Thirty First and Thirty Second New York and the Nin

Includes shoe fragments (shoe sole from City Point), folding knife, and straight razor. 3-1/4" to 10" long. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before

Two Mort Kunstler Unframed Limited Edition Prints. (1) "Strategy in the Snow, Fredericksburg, Virginia, November 29, 1862" unframed limited edition print. Depicts General Robert E. Lee and General "St

Civil War Print, Bronze guns and Iron Men, Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862, by Don Troiani, 32 x 36

Third Battle of Winchester Virginia Sept 19, 1864 Chromolithograph by Louis Prang & Co." Frederick County near Winchester Virginia Outcome: Union Victory. Largest and Bloodiest Civil War Battle in the

The battle of Fredericksburg handle with Confederate flag design and General Lee portrait on blade. Total knife length is 10x34; blade is 5 1/4x34;. Stainless blade. The Franklin Mint.

Found in the Virginia battle territory.

TITLE: CIVIL WAR_COMPANY OF INFANTRY ON PARADE. 6th MAINE INFANTRY AFTER BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG ARTIST/SOURCE: MATTHEW BRADY MEDIUM: DYE BASED PHOTOLITHOGRAPH DATE/PERIOD: UNKNOWN DIMENSION [INCHES]