MS Civil War Confederate Cover, Discharge, Note

Lot of early bank notes including many from Pittsburg with great tax stamps, mainly from the mid to late 1800's, as well as blank Farmer's Mechanics Bank notes, some covers, and some Confederate "funn

to include: 50+ loose U.S. stamps, 1850s-1930s; four 19th century covers; an album of early to mid 20th century worldwide stamps; several international covers; two Confederate notes; German inflation

CIVIL WAR / CONFEDERATE 14-VOLUME HISTORICAL SET, featuring ed. Evans, "Confederate Military History", Harrisburg: The Archive Society, reprint 1994. Hard covers. CONDITION NOTE: All condition reports

Confederate $20 note from State of Mississippi, dated 1862, will pay out of proceeds of cotton to treasures office in Jackson, MS

Abraham Lincoln Signed Discharge Note Dated March 20th 1864. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is regarded as one of America's greatest heroes due to his role as savior o

Abraham Lincoln Signed Discharge Note Dated March 20th 1864. Abraham Lincoln was born to Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is rega

Civil War Relic: President Abraham Lincoln Signed Discharge Note. This exclusive offering is a profound piece of American Civil War history: a discharge note handwritten and signed by the 16th Preside

Civil War Relic: President Abraham Lincoln Signed Discharge Note. This exclusive offering is a profound piece of American Civil War history: a discharge note handwritten and signed by the 16th Preside

Clipped signature of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. [Civil War, Confederate, Covers, Postal History, Ephemera, Manuscripts, Signatures, Documents, Jefferson Davis]

Set of 5 Sesquicentennial Gold Layered Bank Note Coins. Replicating Civil War Confederate Notes $5.00 Five Seated Women, $10 Ceres and Commerce Note, $5 Blacksmith and Boy Note, $10 General Marion Not

Confederate Currency "The Confederate Note Memorial" Chromolithograph Print Possibly made by American Oleograph Co., Milwaukee, WI. c. 1875 Post-Civil War Era, Chromolithograph Print, titled: "The Con

Lt. Colonel Richard Launcelot Maury (CSA) US CIVIL WAR Cover Confederate Stamp

February 17, 1864, serial #23418, signed, a scarce high denomination Civil War note, nicely framed.

Collection of Five Civil War Confederate Bank Notes: (1) Confederate States of America $100 Note, dated July 24th, 1862", (1) Confederate States of America $50 Note, dated February 17th 1864, (2) Conf

Antique Postal cover, Confederate States cover [front side and one flap only]; CSA adhesive stamp 2-Pa, 10c light blue Paterson with enormous balanced margins, tied by the Richmond, VA cancellation OC

January 1, 1864, serial #36848, signed, a scarcer denomination Civil War note..............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Sece

a period counterfeit September 2, 1861, serial # 13090, signed, passed off as a geniune note during the Civil War.

January 1, 1864, #607, signed. North Carolina Civil War currency is harder to find than Virginia or Georgia!

Lot includes $5.00 1863 North Carolina, $3.00 1863 North Carolina, along with a $10.00 1864 T-68 Confederate States Note. Ungraded, but very nice condition. VF-AU

January 1, 1863, #652, signed, North Carolina Civil War currency is harder to find than Virginia or Georgia!

April 6, 1864, serial # 4485, signed..........The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republic of Georgia&rdq

January 15, 1862, serial # 6543, stamped seal on obverse, a very fine note...........The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession,

February 2, 1863, serial #18267, signed, stamped seal on reverse, a very fine note..............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of

February 1, 1863, serial # 22713, signed, seal stamped on reverse, a very fine note............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of