Judah P. Benjamin Military Appointment Signed

Jewish Confederate Benjamin Signs Legal Document in Antebellum New Orleans Future Confederate Secretary of State and Secretary of War Judah P. Benjamin of Louisiana signed this legal document in a cas

Judah P. Benjamin Autograph Letter Signed, 1834, two-page legal document regarding collection of a promissory note, 12 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in

BENJAMIN, JUDAH P. Partly-printed Document Signed, "J.P. Benjamin," ordering E. Livingston and Henry Whatley Tyler to pay $500 to John Collinson [thereby repaying a loan used to purchase the Atlantic,

Judah Benjamin DS for Repayment of Railroad Loan Judah P. Benjamin (1811-1884). Document Signed, "J. P. Benjamin", 1p, 8" x 5", [London], June 21, 1880. Partially printed in purple ink. To E. Livingst

A GEORGE WASHINGTON MILITARY APPOINTMENT. WASHINGTON, GEORGE. 1732-1799. Document Signed ('Go: Washington'), appointing Frederick Dalcho as Lieutenant in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers, 1 p,

John Hanson military appointment signed ("John Hanson Presid.") as President of the Confederation Congress. One partially printed page of vellum, 11.5" x 7",

Elias Boudinot military appointment signed ("Elias Boudinot") as President of the Confederation Congress. One partially printed page, 16.75" x 13.5", no plac

Meshech Weare military appointment signed ("Meshech Weare") as President of the Council of New Hampshire. One page, 12.25" x 7.5", Exeter, New Hampshir

An Andrew Johnson military appointment, signed, one partially-printed vellum page appointing E. Burnett to Major by Brevet, countersigned by Edwin Stanton as secretary of war, 28.75" x 24" framed.

Heading: (Napoleonic Era) Author: Title: Document signed by Alexandre Berthier as Ministre de la Guerre, and secretarially signed "Bonaparte" as premier Consul de la R?publique, promoting a lieutenan

Franklin Pierce & Jefferson Davis Signed Military Appointment, 1854 1p of vellum, measuring 13.25" x 17.25", Washington, D.C., dated February 9, 1854. A military appointment signed "Franklin Pierc

Woodrow Wilson. 11 ½” x 14 ½” military appointment signed, Washington, February 25, 1920, the appointment of Andre W. Brewster as Brigadier General, counter signed by Secretary of War Newton D.

A Theodore Roosevelt, signed military appointment. Signed on May 13, 1905 by president Theodore Roosevelt, (fountain pen, black ink) lower right "Theodore Roosevelt" by Secretary of the Navy "William

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT New York Governor and later on President Of The United States June 15, 1929 MILITARY APPOINTMENT signed document. Named to George Edwin Barker, First Lieutenant, Coast Artillery

Pair of Vintage Confederate Bonds. Consists of: $1000 Dec. 23, 1862 Confederate States 8 Per Cent Bond, with vignette of Judah P. Benjamin, with 30 coupons attached; $1000 March 2, 1863 Condederate St

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T70, 7th series, dated Feb. 17 1864, with handwritten serial # 378110, in AU+; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish Secretary of St

The first is a $2 1864 Note, Secretary of State Judah P. Benjamin, tape residue on back of top, graded F+. The second is a $10 Note, battlefield scene of horses pulling a canon, graded F. The third is

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T70, 7th series, dated Feb. 17 1864, with handwritten serial # 97265; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish Secretary of State (and

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T42, 1st issue of 4th series, dated June 2 1862, with red handwritten serial # 31337, in VF+; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish

All 1864 T-70 Judah P. Benjamin. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Overall wear due to age. Creasing and wear to edges. Two with minor tears and folds to edge. One with adhesive residue to back. IMPORTANT:

A lot of antique Civil War era American banknotes. 2 Dollars bill, Fifth Series, T–54, with Judah P. Benjamin on the obverse. 5 Dollars bill, Fifth Series, T–53, the obverse depicts Virg

Includes two April 6, 1863 T-63 50 cent Jefferson Davis notes printed by Archer & Daly; two June 1862 T-38 Judah P. Benjamin; the South striking down the Union note printed by B. Duncan; and June 1862

DESCRIPTION: A John Hancock Signed 1787 Military Appointment Document. Signed in brown ink with quill pen and framed. "John Hancock" left middle, beneath the official large paper seal as Governor of M

Civil War era Confederate military appointment commission signed by Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894) 37th and 43rd Governor of North Carolina, dated March 16, 1864, conferring the rank of Second Lieute