Civil War, Naval Background Checks, 1863

Two 1863 Court Martial Summons Letters to Naval Officer JC Williamson A pair of Civil War court-martial summons letters addressed to naval officer John C. Williamson.Both have flattened mail folds, li

Featuring A Sheet Of Uncut Fractional Currency Dated 1961, Of The Confederate Treasury Notes. Together With Uncut Obsolete Checks Of The Bank Of Michigan.

George Opdyke signed check. Broadway Bank New York. Civil War era dated March 10, 1863. George Opdyke (1805 – June 12, 1880) was an entrepreneur and the 76th Mayor of New York City (1862 to 1863) du

Historical document from the American Civil War, dated October 1, 1863. Signed by Gideon Welles (1802-1878), U.S. Secretary of the Navy (1861-1869) serving under President Abraham Lincoln. Also signed

1863-1865 Civil War era US 35 star flag, hand stitched stars on machine stitched stripes flag, with 1972 letter from the Smithsonian's Division of Naval History examination report, losses, damaged are

June 1863 vintage albumen photograph of Fredericksburg, Va. battlefield with line of Union artillery in action, encampment in background, Timothy H. O'Sullivan (U.S. 1840-1882), sight 6 1/2" x 9 1/4",

“The History of the Civil War in America; comprising a full and Impartial Account of the Origina and Progress of the Rebellion, of the Various Naval and Military Engagements, of the Heroic Deeds Per

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Heading: (Civil War - Confederate States of America) Author: Barksdale, E. and James Lyons Title: Report from the Joint Select Committee to Investigate the Management of the Navy Department. Place Pub

REPLICA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL CUTLASS, solid brass hilt resembling that of the M1841 US Naval cutlass with fishscale grip, D-guard, and drop quillon, front of the pommel is cast "CSN"

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL OFFICER CDV CARTE DE VISITE Civil War era carte de visite CDV depicting an unknown Naval officer, dressed in Confederate issue depot shell jacket and shown with an M1849 ri

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL OFFICER CDV CARTE DE VISITE Civil War era carte de visite CDV depicting an unknown Naval officer, dressed in Confederate issue fatigue jacket and shown with an M1842 bayone

The CDv depicts a naval engagement between Federal Ironclads, and a Confederate Fort. Has an Anthony New York Backmark. Very Good

identified, 27 1/2" long blade, engraved "Edwin Coffin" shagreen sword grip 33" overall with leather scabbard

M1860 light cavalry saber dated “1863” produced by Ames. The blade exhibits light corrosion and wear alongside its edge, perhaps from an attempt to sharpen it. In-house shipping is not available f

Stamped at ricasso: Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Mass. // [anchor] 1861; and 867 on the guard. Condition: blade good; grip with crack and some losses to leather, copper coil missing; some denting to cup.

Historic Lot: Civil War Naval "foe and aft" hat in orig. tin hat box and Applets in tin box signed "Lt. N. Rochester MP USN" B box. 18 1/2" x 8" x 6 1/4" Ht..

1862-1865 Civil War Naval Muster Color Print. Inscribed for Arcibald W. Maxwell, Private Co. A, 131st PA Vols. Hand-inscribed with the battle campaigns and fellow soldiers names and ranks. In a period

hat and shoulder pediments with original leather case, made by Smith, New York NY

Naval Cast Iron Exploding Shell, in heavy gauge with hole for missing fuse, the interior empty, in obviously water salvaged condition, extremely corroded, 9" diam. Includes mahogany plate display stan

with two branch guard blade 31 1/2" long, overall 37 1/4" long marked W. Walscheid, Solingen

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Perrine, Charles O. and Capt. John S. Bishop Title: Perrine's New Topographical War Map of the Southern States with a Chronology of the Great Rebellion [with] A Concise Hi

Lot of Two "Civil War 1863 " & "English Dress" Swords. (1) Civil war cavalry sword with sheath. Serial no. K54227. Measurements: (Including handle) 27 1/2" length x (Sword blade) 1" wide . (1) J R Gau

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