Civil War Letter 48th NY- Died of Disease

Letter written by Edward L. Smith of the 48th New York State Volunteers. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth listed picture for the scan of a full transcription. Private Smith writes that h

Letter written by 20-year-old Henry A. Belcher of the 13th New Hampshire Infantry to his parents and siblings. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth photo listed for the scan of a full transc

Letter written in German by Henry Winter of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry. Winter died of disease on August 18th, 1864 at the infamous Andersonville prison camp where he is buried. Two pages. Please see t

Letter written on patriotic hand-colored stationary by German immigrant Lorenz Guthardt of the 29th New York Infantry. [Civil War, Union, Confederate]

Civil War Three Letters Written to NY Photographer Charles D. Fredricks Re: End of Civil War, "“The fact is my friend this war is virtually over. The armies of the Government are walking all over th

Two letters written by Myron R. Wood of the 36th Massachusetts Infantry. He is listed as being taken prisoner on November 16th, 1863 at Campbell's Station, TN. He was then sent to the infamous Anderso

A hand written Civil War letter from 1862. There is a stamp in the top left corner of George B. McClellan who is an American Solider.

Written by Union Soldier Mason S. Chambers (1840-1929) Co. F 169th NY inf. "My Regt. is down near Wilmington. There were a good many of them lost at Ft. Fisher.... I do not think the peace conference

(5) Civil War Letters and Documents: 1861-1863: Included: letter brother to brother 1861 C. Wilkerson while at Castle Williams, Governor's Island NY., letter to wife 1863 William Box from Richmond VA.

Civil war letter written by colonel John E. McMahon of the 164th New York Volunteers. Letterhead states Headquarters Buffalo Irish Regiment. Addressed to General C.A. Arthur (future president. Letter

Letters are in good shape, legible with their envelopes and stamps. Were going to be THROWN AWAY.

Collection of Civil war covers & letters written by soldier to family members (CO. H. 10th Regt. NJV). 1 Feb. 18, 1863 Fort Columbus, NY; 2 Camp Clay Washington March 23, 1865 & March 5, 1862; 1 Dec.

One page 8vo autograph letter signed "Mary C. Harsha," Harshaville, Pa., December 4, 1863. Addressed to "Dear Soldier" Harsha writes: "I send you this housewife to help you mend your clothes. If you w

This poignant letter written on beautiful patriotic stationery was penned by 39 year-old Corp. Samuel E. Colgrove of Woodhull, New York, who enlisted in Co. H, 86th New York Infantry in September 1861

The first containing 13 letters (3/64-8/64) to his wife from Captain George I. Robinson of Bald Mountain, Washington County, NY, 123rd NY Volunteers, XX Corps., each with its original cover, all with

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

Original U.S. 1860's Civil War Flag direct from a descendant of a Civil War Soldier that had served in the 48th N.Y.Volunteer 34 Star Flag stamped is the name: Hojer & Graham Makers N.Y. Also painted

EARLY 20TH C. GAR EPHEMERA POSTCARDS, GUIDE & LETTERS Early 20th century Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) ephemera, including: Souvenir postcard from the GAR National Encampment in Rochester, NY from

NY Civil War 6th New York Calvary Former POW About Prisoner Exchange, Jeff Davis, Sherman In South Carolina Good letter written by Wesley Langs of the 6th New York Calvary, February 2, 1865, Camp Paro

Civil War: Over 100 documents, reports from the draft boards in various state, primarily in western PA and central NY, many in manuscript, some with tax stamps, letters filed on a monthly basis giving

LOT (7) CIVIL WAR INCLUDING THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND; HISTORY OF THE 79TH HIGHLANDERS, NY VOLUNTEERS, 1861-65; WOMEN OF THE WAR; RECOLLECTION'S AND LETTERS FROM GENERAL LEE, ETC.

"The Diary of a Dead Man, 1862-1864: The Unedited Diary and Letters of Ira Pettit, a Union Private, Who Fought on the Battlefields of Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness, and who died in t

Six (6) post Civil War ephemera including letters, some signed, from Jefferson Davis and CSA Cabinet Members Robert Toombs and John Reagan. 1st item: Jefferson Davis, former Confederate States of Amer

Lt. General Grant Leaves Siege of Petersburg to Plan Fort Fisher Campaign Superb Civil War Letter! In this brief note, Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant Tells Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry that he is g