FRAMED CIVIL WAR LETTER, ARLINGTON, SEPT. 12, 1861 BY

FRAMED CIVIL WAR LETTER, ARLINGTON, SEPT. 12, 1861 BY BRIG. GENERAL GERARD E.D.KEYER COMMENDING CAPTAIN HASCALL AT BATTLE OF BULL RUN

Civil War Letter to Nathan L. Hutchins, Jr. dated July 12, 1861, just before Hutchins entered the 16th Georgia Regiment, and just three months after the war began with the bombardment of Fort Sumter,

1864 American Civil War Letter. With original envelope with 1864 postal stamps. Letter & envelope is framed. Measures - 16 1/4" high x 12 1/4" wide.

10 x 12 Framed Print Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) July 21, 1861. The first major conflict between Union and Confederate armies.

the manuscript letter signed by Horace Greeley on letterhead dated September 12, 1867 framed with portrait print; together with autograph of Jefferson Davis, framed with portrait engraving. Largest fr

[CIVIL WAR]. Patriots Arouse! Town Meeting! Pottsville, PA: B. Bannan's Cheap Job Printing Office, 31 August 1861.  11 11/16 x 12 1/16 in. (offsetting, small holes or marginal tears); framed to 1

[CIVIL WAR]. Death for Traitors! War Meeting! Broadside. [Yates County, NY]: ca 1861-2.  17 1/2 x 11 3/8 in. (sight), letterpress broadside, framed to 19 3/16 x 12 7/8 in. (some discoloration, es

Richmond, VA, Aug. 14th 1865, letter of commendation for a Henry Griffeth, written and signed by officers of the 20th N.Y.S.M. (20th Regiment of the New York State Militia); with photograph on verso o

Framed Civil War Pardon Letter 15 5/8" x 19 5/8"

Important early war letter, sent from Lynchburg, VA to Baltimore, MD, very good

Union letter written to the discharged Union Private Frederick S. Bradford of Pennsylvania from his father along with the discharge dated May 1865. Nicely framed along with original envelope. H20 1/2"

Civil War Union Letters 1861 Kansas: "We have been alarmed (sic) by the Indians which have camped 100 miles above us. Some 8,000 of them."... "The rebels say that they are bound to have Kansas." Octob

Large framed American Civil War archive containing a letter and envelope from Confederate States of America soldier Colonel Alfred Holt Colquitt (6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry), to Colonel William M.

The Civil War Begins April 12, 1861 Charleston, South Carolina CIVIL WAR. Autograph Document Signed, "D. F. Jamison", April 12, 1861, on Department of War letterhead, Charleston, 1 p., 5" x 8", to Col

Details: Civil War civilian hand-written letter (ALS) from 1861. 4pp. on a single folded sheet. The writer thinks "the fighting is mostly over" and believes that the war was unavoidable committing on

9 Framed Civil War Military Stationary Letters Envelopes. This is a lot of 9 colorful envelopes, letters, and pieces of stationary from the Civil War, all within a black frame. The designs, which incl

(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.

McBride, John R; History of the Thirty-Third Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry During the Four Years of Civil War : From Sept 16, 1861 to July 21, 1865 and incidentally of Col John Coburn's Second Br

Civil War Union Letters c. 1861 Graphic Civil War Patriotic Stationery Kit Panel c. 1861 Civil War Period, Colorful Front Panel from a Patriotic Stationery Kit, Choice Mint. This package is offered by

Written by a Wm B Simmons a soldier who left camp with typhoid fever which he dscribed in great detail brought on no doubt from camp life he also describes such as sleeping outside on the cold ground

3 excellent framed Civil War original 19th century letters. The first letter is from a confederate with exceptional detailed accounts of battles. 14 1/4"W x 15”H (3xmoney)

FRAMED CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR BOND 1861-1865 Framed Confederate Civil War bond dating 1861-1865. Bond signer, Robert Tyler, second register of the Confederate treasury. Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up

Framed Confederate Uniforms-Civil War 1861-1865 Picture 14.5x12

Antique Civil War General Sherman Original Letter. This antique Civil War framed letter and envelope is attributed to being written by General Sherman addressed to Mrs. Kemble. Dated 1891. The frames