1865 Philadelphia Civil War Recruiting Broadside

Very Rare Confederate Recruiting Broadside for the 13th Virginia InfantryCharleston, Kanawha County (West Virginia), July 25, 1862, offering a $25 advance on a bounty paid to able-bodied men willing t

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Recruiting broadside for the Maryland Home Brigade. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 5½ inches; minor wear, toning; uncut. No place, 27 July 1861 This broadside begins wit

Civil War (1862 dated) recruiting broadside with title text "ARMSTRONG COUNTY DRAGOOON, FOR THE STANTON CAVALRY" at Camp Howe, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Broadside names recruiting officer as Captain Wi

Title: PHILADELPHIA IN THE CIVIL WAR 1861 - 1865 Description: PHILADELPHIA IN THE CIVIL WAR 1861 - 1865, by Frank H. Taylor, Published by the City of Philadelphia, 1913, First Edition. Illustrated wit

The Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln, Philadelphia, 1865; The Life of Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Mass., 1866; Heroes and Leaders in American History: Abraham Lincoln, 1917; Charnwood's Lincoln, 19

Broadside advertising a concert for the benefit of the Freedmen’s Aid Society on November 3rd, 1865. Some creases, normal soiling. Measures 12 x 5 inches. The Freedmen's Aid Society was founded in

[CIVIL WAR]. Gen'l Recruiting Office for Second Army Corps / No. 416 Library Street. / Head-Quarters Philad'a Brigade! / 69th, 71st, 72d and 106th Regiments. Philadelphia, PA: King & Baird, ca 1863-18

Abraham Lincoln Related "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH" Sheet Music composed by E. Mack, Lee & Walker, Philadelphia 1865, "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH", by E. Mack, published by Lee & Walker

Framed original in memory of Abraham Lincoln death broadside. A nation mourns her martyr'd son, with song lyrics or a tribute poem. From Sep. Winner's Music store, Philadelphia, Pa. Broadside 9.5x6" w

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809–1865)]. FERRIS, Stephen J. (1835–1915). [Engraved portrait of Abraham Lincoln]. [Philadelphia]: Stephen J. Ferris, 1881. 470 x 394 mm. Etched portrait of a bust of

Abraham Lincoln Related 1865 MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM by George DeWOLFE MURDER! PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASSASSINATED - 1865 MOURNING BROADSIDE POEM - DeWOLFE, April 19,

This final pass made out to allow leave until further orders is from camp 186th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers located at Seventeenth streets, Philadelphia, May 4th, 1865, less than 30 days after th

The Life and Time of Abraham Lincoln. RARE, first edition. Author: L.P. Brockett. Publisher: Philadelphia: Bradley and Co. Date: 1865

Civil War Reunion 1861-1865 51st O.V. V. I., New Philadelphia, Ohio Infantry Flask/ Miniature Canteen. Marked on verso, "We Drank From The Same Canteen, 1861-1865." The Larry Mangus Collection, Corint

Lincoln, Abraham.- Smith (William, Philadelphia-based printer and publisher) In Memory of Abraham Lincoln. The Reward of the Just, folio broadside showing the assassinated Lincoln being born aloft fro

Abraham Lincoln Related The ORIGINAL TELEGRAM HANDED To GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT at the Philadelphia Railroad Station The Night Of APRIL 14th 1865 NOTIFYING HIM Of The ASSASSINATION Of PRESIDENT LINCO

Lincoln Assassination Broadside Mourning Sign, Utica New York. 1865. Large paper board sign "Public Sorrow!" announcing the "great calamity" assassination of President Abraham Lincoln to the public, b

[CIVIL WAR]. Volunteers Wanted for Nine Months Service / 154th Regiment Penna. Volunteers. [Philadelphia, PA]: ca October 1862.  6 x 9 1/2 in. letterpress broadside partially mounted on board and

[CIVIL WAR] -- [BLOCKADE]. Marshal's Sale!... Cargo of the Schr. Mary Wood. Philadelphia, PA: N.p., 21 October 1861.  9 7/16 x 11 7/8 in. printed broadside (minor offsetting, small loss to lower

oval in original walnut frame, published by A. Bancroft, Philadelphia, PA, overall 21" X 18'.

1865 U.S. Senator Richard Yates of Illinois sent letter to Swander, Bishop & Co., Philadelphia, thanking them for writing "The Medallion Allegorical Portrait of Abraham Lincoln", Yates wrote that thei

Brockett, L. P. Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States, including his Speeches, Messages, Inaugurals, Proclamations, etc., etc. Philadelphia: Bradley & Co. 1865. V

1865 Two-cent piece. The motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" appeared on US coins for the first time with the start of the two-cent series. Mint: Philadelphia. Mintage: 13,640,000. Obv. Features a Shield Design w

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. A group of 2 Civil War-period imprints, incl. HARRIGAN, E. Cruel Slavery Days. Broadside songsheet. Philadelphia: Johnson, ca 1860s. 4 1/2 x 6 3/4 in. printed songsheet (creased