(CIVIL WAR.) James Queen. View of the Philadelphia Volunteer Refreshment Saloons.

(CIVIL WAR.) James Queen. View of the Philadelphia Volunteer Refreshment Saloons. Large chromolithographed series of interior and exterior scenes of the volunteer-run Union army relief station at Phil

(CIVIL WAR.) James Queen. Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, of Philadelphia, Being the First Institution of the Kind in the United States. Organized May 27th, 1861. Large chromolithographed view of

James Fuller Queen (American, 1819-1886), large chromolithograph view of the volunteer-run Union army relief campus at Philadelphia with crowds cheering a regiment of troops departing for the southern

Second Annual Fair June 15th, 1863 F-PA750W/1A R3 Civil War Token 1c Grades vg details. Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon Instituted May 27, 1861. Second Annual Fair Held June 15, 1863. These sanitar

History of the Cooper Shop Volunteer Refreshment Saloon by James Moore, M.D. 1866, Jas. B. Rogers, Philadelphia. Very good to excellent. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books. We

Circa 1865 Civil War Stereoview; Printed identification on the reverse, "WAR VIEWS. No. 2539. James River Pontoon Bridge, opened for the passage of Steamers." Photographic stereoview is mounted on sli

Carte de visite photograph of a standing knees up view of a Civil War General James Shields wearing uniform with brigadier general shoulder straps and holding sword. Image presents backmark of Charles

[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

Pennsylvania, "Union Fencobles" volunteers attributed to 72nd regiment, along with three Gettysburg stereoptic view cards.

Carte de visite photographs related to the American Civil War including; 1.) Knees up view of lieutenant backmarked Gutekunst, Philadelphia. 2.) View of Ladd & Whitney Monument in Lowell, Massachusett

[CIVIL WAR]. Bird’s Eye View of Andersonville Prison from the South-East. Philadelphia: Keystone Publishing Co., 1890. Full color chromolithograph depiction of the infamous Andersonville Prison

Hide and Fat Depot, Crows' Nest Battery, Raising flat at Ft. Sumpter, Ft. Sumpter debris, Tobacco Warehouse damage, all published by E. & H. T. Anthony. View of James River published by Taylor & Hunti

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

Pleasing carte de visite (CDV) photograph of Camp Cadwallader, a Union army training facility outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The view is taken from a distance to give the viewer perspective of

1824 African Slave Trade Early America Slavery pre Civil WAR Laws Africa Freedom “A View of the State of African Salve Trade” is an early American pamphlet, published by the Philadelphia Yearly Me

The Republican Volunteer, campaign newsletter for James A. Garfield. Two sided featuring a song calling Civil War veterans to vote. 8.5"x11".

ABRAHAM LINCOLN AT HOME PUBLISHED BY J. DAINTY PHILADELPHIA MID 19TH CENTURY SIGHT VIEW 9 1/2" X 7 1/2" 16" X 13" UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully

(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

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

This veterans Southington GAR sign recognizes Frederick A. Sutliff Color Sergeant Company A 7th Regiment of Conn. Volunteers who was wounded at James Island South Carolina. Image color is still bold w

ca 1864 US Civil war Vermont soldier lost his musket while AWOL, Private James Mclaine, Co. D, 9th VT Volunteers, Enfield musket, value $19, Statement of ordnance form 14

Scarce untitled Civil War era map of the area between Washington, D.C. and Mount Vernon by James Tuthill, lithographed by Herline and Hensel, Philadelphia, PA, published in Camden, NJ, circa 1861. Int

Ten Baccarat Glass Paperweights, having sulfide busts, to include the Liberty Bell, Abraham Lincoln, two Andrew Jackson, along with Queen Elizabeth I. Provenance: Estate of James Wadhams.

Book with small manuscript battlefield map of Manassas. Gilham, William. MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. Philadelphia: Desilver, 1861. 8vo. 743, [1] pp., 7 f