Fitzhugh Lee’s Roommate: Killed in Yakima War, 1858

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of 2nd Lt. William Gaston of North Carolina, an 1856 graduate of the West Point Military Academy (where he was roommates with Fitzhugh Lee) who served in Company E, 1st U.S. Drag

Details: Fitzhugh Lee clipped autograph. Near fine condition. Fitzhugh Lee (November 19, 1835 – April 28, 1905), Confederate cavalry general in the American Civil War, t

CDV Civil War image of Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee, marked on back Lilienthal, New Orleans, 4"T x 2.5"W

signed at top "Cut in the center of 7 pines battle field where 15,000 soilders were killed May 31st to june 1st 1862. Battle fought by Lee and McClellan." a historyical cane recounting the battle of s

[CIVIL WAR]. 1858 Union Artillery enlisted frock coat. Artillery enlisted man's frock coat. Single-breasted of dark blue wool trimmed with red piping.  Nine-button front, all unmarked general ser

[CIVIL WAR]. 1858 forage cap, Battery E Artillery, with possible identification.  Visor to crown 5 1/4 in. 1858 pattern dark blue wool forage cap with tarred leather visor and chinstrap with 14 m

[CIVIL WAR]. 1858 infantry forage cap. Visor to crown 4 1/4 in. 1858 model dark blue wool forage cap, tarred leather visor, leather chinstrap with 15 mm brass eagle "I" buttons, leather sweatband, bro

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1858 Union artillery Hardee hat with added insignia. Brim to crown 5 1/2 in. 1858 model, dark brown felt Hardee hat with grosgrain hatband and ostrich feather plume, leather sweatba

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1858 Cavalry Hardee hat. Brim to crown 6 in. dark brown to black felt Hardee hat, with grosgrain ribbon hatband, brim double stitched, 2 long ostrich feathers (minor discoloration,

[CIVIL WAR]. Standard 1858 forage cap, with manufacturer's label.  Visor to crown 4 1/2 in. standard contract 1858 dark blue wool felt forage cap with paper label: "Size No. 1 / 6 3/4 / U. S. Arm

[CIVIL WAR]. US 1858 Pattern enlisted infantryman's belt equipped with 1839 Pattern "US" belt plate, socket bayonet, scabbard, and Watertown Arsenal cap pouch. Approx, 40 1/4 x 1 3/4 in. leather belt

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1858 Federal New York Depot smoothside canteen.  Oblate spheroid canteen with faded blue wool cover and approx. 5 ft. x 1/2 in. folded canvas sling (body with denting to both s

Civil War Era 1858 Pattern Chapeau Bicorn - Light French Chapeau worn by C.W. Brigadier General Samuel C. Lawrence from Medford Massachusetts of the 3rd. Brigade in the Mass Militia and who was a memb

With great pleasure, we present this Virginia military button worn during the Civil War by General Robert E. Lee, bestowed by the General himself to 16-year-old Fanny Crump at the close of the war. Ne

Robert E. Lee Patriotic Letter Signed With Rank: "The time is now near at hand when every good man should be at his post" A 1p letter signed with rank by Robert E. Lee (1807-1870), the Confederate com

Civil War Reunion Flag. Robert E. Lee Welcome Veterans. c. first quarter of the 1900's. Print on cotton. One grommet is missing and minor tear lower left, otherwise excellent condition. Incredibly pre

1827 RARE Henry Lee Revolutionary War Memoirs American Battles George Washington General Henry Lee was an 18th-century American military officer during the Revolutionary War. Father of Robert E. Lee,

1887 Memoirs of Robert E Lee Civil War Confederate Gettysburg Lincoln MAPS Long “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” – Robert E. Lee Armstead Long’s ‘Memoi

1871 Confederate 1ed Robert E Lee Civil War Military Army Illustrated CSA Maps “Human virtue should be equal to human calamity.” ¬¬--Robert E. Lee John Esten Cooke was an American no

Original Korean War Killed in Action archive from Private John S. Eshima, a heavy weapons Infantryman of the 1st Cavalry Division who was Killed in Korea on 13 August 1950, and was a native of Hawaii.

1877 1ed Four Years with Confederate General Robert E Lee Civil War Gettysburg “Human virtue should be equal to human calamity.” – Robert E Lee Following the Civil War, a number of biographical

Arlington House, now the National Cemetery, was the home of Robert E. Lee and his wife, a descendant of Martha Washington. With the beginning of the Civil War, Lee left to become General and Commander

A modest wood frame houses a curious and powerful relic- an actual bullet that took the life of a Civil War officer. The small, wire-mounted lead ball secures inside the frame a handwritten Civil War-

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of Richard Garnett, front of its mount bears the imprint of "Bendann Bros." photographic firm, located in Baltimore, Maryland. Boston retailer’s sticker on verso. Richard Garne