Confederate Elect. Ticket, Virginia, JEFF DAVIS

Three (3) Jefferson Davis items, including Confederate Electoral Ticket. 1st item: Jefferson Davis Confederate Electoral Ticket from the State of Virginia, Wednesday, November 6th, 1861. Includes Alex

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis, both CDV's are civil war era.

[DAVIS, Jefferson (1808-1889)]. Confederate presidential ticket for Davis and Stephens. 1861. 57 x 83 mm. Ballot on wove paper, some browning, unevenly trimmed. On 6 November 1861, Davis was elected p

Civil War Confederate Documents 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for Jefferson Davis 1861, Confederate Electoral Ticket for President Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and Alexander H. Stephens of Georg

c1870 HOME of JEFFERSON DAVIS RICHMOND VIRGINIA CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE ANDERSON c1870 HOME of JEFFERSON DAVIS RICHMOND VIRGINIA CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE ANDERSON Description Circa 1870 RICHMOND, VIRGI

Civil War Confederate Documents 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for Pres. Jefferson Davis 1861 Confederate Electoral Ticket for President Jefferson Davis of Mississippi and Alexander H. Stephens of

Civil War Important 1861 Spectacular "THE SOUTH FOREVER - SOUTHERN CONFEDERATION - JEFF DAVIS / A.H. STEPHENS" CONFEDERATE FLAG SECESSIONIST COLOR SILK (1861) Election of Confederate States President

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) The Life and Death of Jeff. Davis, being an Awful Warning to all Traitors . . . in Five Expressive Tableaux. 3 wood engravings intended to be manipulated into 5 illustrations

BOTH BRILLIANT UNC, "ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA CONFEDERATE FLAG" AND "JEFFERSON DAVIS INAUGURATED"

Rare handwritten Virginia electoral ticket endorsing Jefferson Davis for president and Alexander H. Stevens for vice president. It also lists John R. Edmunds of Halifax and Allen T. Caperton of Monroe

Two Civil War confederate army satirical 19th century lithographs. Capture of Jeff Davis, Published 111 Nassau Street, New York. Jeff's Last Shift, Buffords' Print Publishing House, Boston, 1865. 13"

Three Early Confederate Notes With Portraits of Either Davis or Stephensall Richmond, Virginia, September 2, 1861, to include: $50 T-16 with Davis vignette, PMG15 Choice Fine and two (2) $20 note, T-2

Includes T-66 Jefferson Davis $50 by Keatinge & Ball. T-68 Horses pulling Cannon; Robert M.T. Hunter $20 by Keatinge & Ball. T-69 Virginia State Capitol; C.G. Memminger by Keatinge & Ball. Creases, te

Civil War Prints Confederate States President Jefferson Davis's Escape Dressed as a Woman Cartoon Print by Currier & Ives 1865-Dated Civil War Era, Engraved Political Cartoon titled, "Jeff's Last Shif

[Currency] 12 Notes: 7 Confederate, 2 Virginia, 2 bank notes, 1 US. ++ 2 Confederate $20 notes with engraved vignette of a sailing vessel, issued July 25 and Sep. 2, 1861. ++ $10 Confederate note. Feb

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Broadside Headed, "WHAT JEFF. DAVIS THINKS OF THE WAR." PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF AMBASSADOR J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II 1864 Abra

Lithograph titled "Your Plan and Mine", contrasting the democratic and republican plans for the prosecution of the war. McClellan offers an olive branch to Jeff Davis, gives him permission to return t

Jessie Jo Eckford (American 1895-1941)- ''Jeff Davis County''- woodcut in color, 1930, signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil, foxing throughout margins and image, stain spot left margin. 4 3/4

Title: 1854-7 Warren Map of the US West -- Map of the Territory of the United States from the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean Ordered by the Hon. Jeff'n Davis, Secretary of War… Cartographer: G War

Petersburg, Virginia Davis Carriage M'f'g. Co. Metal Lithograph Advertising Sign. The Davis Company went out of business in 1907. Sign maded by the Scioto Sign Co., Kenton, Ohio. 20" L, 6 7/8" H. Coll

Autographs Choice “Jefferson Davis” Full Signature on Card JEFFERSON “JEFF” DAVIS (1808-1889). American Statesman and Leader of the Confederacy during the American Civil War, serving as the CS

Autographs Large Clipped Signature "Jefferson Davis" on Partial Sheet JEFFERSON "JEFF" DAVIS (1808-1889). American Statesman, President and Leader of the Confederacy during the American Civil War, ser

Confederate Broadside: "To the People of Western Virginia." One printed page measuring 6.75" x 13". Following Virginia's secession from the United States, a convention was held in Wheeling, Virginia,

Jefferson DAVIS [Author's presentation copy] Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government Offered for sale by Adam Langlands of 'Shadowrock Rare Books' - for more information please contact him via ema