1920 Pennsylvania Engineer & Infantry Colonel Documents

Exceptional WWI - WWII Group of Col. Clarence Olsen of NY, who during WWII was the Executive Officer of the 262nd Infantry Regiment, 66th Division in the ETO. Early in 1942 he was stationed in Hawaii,

DEWITT CLINTON BAXTER (1829-1881) Colonel of the 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry which fought with distinction at Gettysburg, defending the Angle on July 2 and 3 and holding the line after Alexander Webb's

Selection of documents relating to Private William Cathcart of the 97th Pennsylvania Infantry, including: Handwritten attestation on patriotic stationary penned by Captain William S. Mendenhall. Capta

William H. Brame has been enlisted into the 138th regiment Pennsylvania infantry volunteers. He was honorably discharged in 1865 and died November 10th, 1892. Overall with frame 38-1/2" high x 31" wid

Letter written on April 15th, 1865 by Lt. Colonel Thomas B. Rodgers of the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry while hospitalized. Two pages with postal cover bearing a “Soldiers’ Mission Massachusetts Un

1862 Civil War Document, Signed by Major KIA, Captain James H Larimer Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Reserves

(7) Civil War Documents: Muster Roll, Bugler Certificate, Tax Documents, Letters, Discharge, Others: Included: Union Muster Roll Company "G" 14th Oh Volunteer Infantry 1862 signed Colonel James Steedm

1862 promotion document making James Chapman an Orderly Sergeant with the 38th Massachusetts Infantry. The document is signed by Colonel Timothy Ingraham who commanded the regiment.

World War One collection of Colonel Edward Logan, 101st Infantry, AEF: letters, official documents, maps and photographs bound in five notebooks regarding the life and military service of Colonel Edwa

"STONEWALL BRIGADE" COLONEL KENTON HARPER'S AMNESTY OATHS, PARDON, AND RELATED DOCUMENT GROUP KENTON HARPER (1801 - 1867) Confederate colonel commanding the 5th Virginia Infantry, a component of the S

Civil War password countersign document marked “confidential” sent to Colonel Zenas Bliss of the 7th Rhode Island Infantry in February of 1863. Bliss was awarded the Medal of Honor for gal

Officer`s Cross Awarding Document, 3rd Class, Mohamed el Nacer (1906 - 1922). Original document, 415x346 mm., to a French Mechanical Engineer, together with French translation and receipt of payment,

DESCRIPTION: Hopkins (American, 1838-1920) was a Civil Engineer and cartographer born in Camden, New Jersey, but most of his surveyor and cartographer work is based in Canada but also Pennsylvania, as

[CIVIL WAR]. Jacket and kepi of the 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry, "Baxter's Zouaves," part of the Philadelphia Brigade. Dark blue wool jacket trimmed in approx. 1/2 in. wide red wool tape along outer ed

American Civil War silver ID sixth corps badge belonging to Private Edward Baker, of Company I, 138th Pennsylvania Infantry. Pin presents engraved obverse on arms of sixth corps badge "Edward Baker, C

Historic presentation sword given to Colonel Haldimand S. Putnam of the 7th New Hampshire Infantry. Colonel Putnam was killed at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner while fighting alongside Colonel Rober

Kearney shield and suspension identification disc belonging to Private William McCutcheon of Company B, 105th Pennsylvania Infantry. Kearney shield pin of nickel features raised profile portrait of Ma

American Civil War pewter ID disc belonging to Private Abram Hull, of Company D, 148th Pennsylvania Infantry. Obverse of disc presents bust portrait of Major General McClellan facing right. Reverse of

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a Baxter's Fire Zouave, 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry.  Sixth plate ruby ambrotype seated portrait of a Zouave private with fine hand tinting. (Great clari

Amazing archive from Lt. Colonel George James Woods, a Battalion commander in the 129th Infantry, 37th Infantry Division in the Pacific. The group includes his medals such as his numbered Silver Star,

dry surface; hinged lid with original iron hinges; original etched brass escutcheon; dovetailed sides; original turned feet; 8"h; 18"w; 15"d Provenance: The Americana collection of a New York couple N

Civil War diary with 101 hand written pages. Written by Reverend Henry Wheeler, Chaplain of the 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry documents the Civil War in a hand written journal. The journal entries span fr

Display reads: This Bloodstained German Bible was carried in the breast pocket of the uniform worn by Pt. Wendeling Kuepferle, Co. A, 75th. Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry when he was killed at Gettysburg

English G.B.R. Barringers, circa 1920's. Engineers pictured at work. Six gold wash wheels. Marked "Made in Carlisle, England". Some slight denting on the rear cab, scratching and litho loss throughout