Civil War: The Capture Of Atlanta Georgia September 2,

In Volume Two, Sherman describes the American Civil War from the Georgia campaign onward. The means by which he coordinated with the armies of the Union to capture the crucial city of Atlanta are deta

Lot of 2 Civil War Lithographs, each in period frames - 1) The Capture of the Lost Mountain Georgia; 2) Engagement at Kulp House June 22, 1864, 17 1/2 x 14"

Civil War Atlas, "Siege of Atlanta, Ga./Operations of Maj. Gen. Sherman in Georgia," H. - 18 1/2 in., W. - 29 1/2 in.

1864 Civil War Atlanta, Georgia Union Quartermaster receipt, 1858 Georgia Militia 1st Co., 8th Brigade appointment of Benjamin B Hamilton as aide de camp to the Commander-in-chief at the rank of Colon

Civil War scene, Atlanta Georgia in 1864 ( as seen from above ) sepia-tone photo print, created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. 11" X 14" printed on a heavy cardstock, with or

A rare albumen photo from nature by George N Barnard of "The Potter House Atlanta." The house was shelled during the Civil War. The page measures 16 by 20 inches with the photograph 10 by 14 inches.Th

1864 Series $2 State of Georgia Confederate Note

1864 $2 State of Georgia Confederate Note

Civil War Union Documents 1864 Civil War "Substitute for the Navy" Form for the Future Mayor of Saco, York County, Maine September 2, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Partially-Printed Document, Portland

1892 Life in DIXIE During Civil War America Gone with the Wind Atlanta Georgia First edition of the basis for ‘Gone with the Wind’! Mary Ann Gay’s ‘Life in Dixie During the War’ is one of th

1865 CIVIL WAR Tecumseh Sherman March to the Sea Atlanta Georgia Map “It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded who cry aloud for blood, more ven

>Title: 1859 Georgia by Colton Date/Period: 1859 Materials: Steel engraved Size: 17 1/2 x 14 1/2” Georgia. From before the civil war. By J. H. Colton & G. W. Colton. From "General Atlas". Published

including September 2, 1861 $20; June 2, 1862 $2; December 2, 1862 $5 and $10; April 6, 1863 two $5 and $10; and February 17, 1864 $1, three $5, $10, $20, and $100. 1861-1864. Provenance: From the Edd

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

Three Early War Confederate Notes With Sailor Vignettes in Lower Leftall Richmond, Virginia, September 2, 1861, to include: $20 T-18, $50 T-14, and $100 T-12 graded Fine 12 by PMG. All notes free of c

scarce green, September 2, 1861, serial # 793, signed.

September 2, 1861, serial # 24775, signed.

Six Different Denominations of Confederate Currencyas follows: the T-13 $100 note is dated September 2, 1861; the T-57 $50, T-58 $20, T-52 $10, T-53 $5, and T-72 50¢ all dated February 17th, 1864.

Three Early Confederate Notes With Portraits of Either Davis or Stephensall Richmond, Virginia, September 2, 1861, to include: $50 T-16 with Davis vignette, PMG15 Choice Fine and two (2) $20 note, T-2

serial # 18615, September 2, 1861, cotton picking in center, canal scene on right. scarce, corner loss.

September 2, 1861, signed and numbered.

September 2, 1861, serial number 9689, signed, cut cancels.

Confederate Autograph Letter Signed, “A. Hunter Surg in Charge” 1pp. quarto, Office Surgeon in Chg. Hospitals, Cassville, Georgia, September 7, 1863, and reads in part: “There are empty houses h

September 2, 1861, #31753, signed, half circle cut cancels.