1864 American Civil War Letter

1864 American Civil War Letter. With original envelope with 1864 postal stamps. Letter & envelope is framed. Measures - 16 1/4" high x 12 1/4" wide.

1864 John Jay Second Letter on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activi

Civil War Union Letters Exceptional Rare 1864 Civil War Letter Requesting Aid for the Wife and Children of a Paid "Substitute" Union Soldier September 5, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Letter Requesting

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, Alabama, Civil War era, ca. 1864 & 1865 CE. A pair of documents from the American Civil War both pertaining to the Confederate soldier, Rufus Mo

Political Anna Dickinson Lectures on "Women's Rights" & Politics December 12, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Autograph Letter Signed by James Livington, mentioning Anna Dickinson, American Lecturer and

Letter written by Lt. Adam Kreps of the 92nd United States Colored Troops (USCT), dated March 14th, 1864. In the letter, Kreps describes African-American soldiers under his command and Confederate "re

Presidential Reflections: Abraham Lincoln Autographed Note - Rare Relic Regarding a Published Letter, Dated June 5, 1864, with COA. Immerse yourself in the annals of American history with an extraordi

From a solider in the 2nd Connecticut Volunteer division stationed near Washington. Addressed to "Dear Evangeline." Framed. 13" long x 18-3/4" wide. MEG

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Some discoloration. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

From a solider in the 2nd Connecticut Volunteer division stationed near Washington. Addressed to "Dear Evangeline." Framed. 13" long x 18-3/4" wide. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the term

Collection of American Civil War letters and documents including; 1.) Letter dated May 13, 1865 from officer to Martin Luther Taylor to report to USS Wyandank. 2.) Letter dated September 28, 1865 acce

AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SECRET MESSAGE LETTER, AUGUST 23, 1863, CONFEDERATE, ink on paper, correspondence from Private W.M. Hay, of the 5th Mounted Infantry Regiment, sent from Stanford, Kentucky, to Pr

Lot of corresponding Civil War letters and Documents relating to the capture and release of Union Civil War Soldier. The smallest letter contains the description of the soldiers capture at the Battle

All five letters in good condition. All are Civil War era or older. Letters regarding wounded and well friends, lack of food, news of friends in the army, Negro used in the government, also included i

Details: Charles Francis Adams Sr. autographed hand-written letter (ALS), 1910. Near fine condition. Charles Francis Adams Sr. (August 18, 1807 – November 21, 1886) was an American historic

1864 CIVIL WAR 1ed George McClellan Letter War Gettysburg Battle Strategy DC “The Union, which can alone insure internal peace, and external security to each State, Must and Shall be Preserved,

1864 1ed George McClellan CIVIL WAR Letter Secretary of War Battle Strategy A rare first edition printing of Letter of the Secretary of War, reporting on General George McClellans organization of the

Civil War Letter

Details: Andrew Hickenlooper autographed hand-written letter (ALS), 1881. Near fine condition. Andrew Hickenlooper (August 10, 1837 – May 12, 1904) was an Ohioan civil engineer, politician, indu

1864 Civil War mustering out reciept for Samuel Smith, St Armand, Essex Co, NY with group of letters

Large framed American Civil War archive containing a letter and envelope from Confederate States of America soldier Colonel Alfred Holt Colquitt (6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry), to Colonel William M.

1864 1st ed Stonewall Jackson American CIVIL WAR Confederate General Battle CSA “Once you get them running, you stay right on top of them, and that way a small force can defeat a large one every tim

Three Pro-Lincoln Civil War Letters During 1864 Election A fantastic collection of three Civil War letters discussing the 1864 election between incumbent Abraham Lincoln and General George B. McClella