McELROY. 'ANDERSONVILLE ... MILITARY PRISONS' 1879

John McElroy, Andersonville: A Story of Rebel Military Prisons, D.R. Locke, Toledo, 1879. Provenance: John Royle Trust and Living Estate, Independence, Missouri. Without proof of exemption, be aware t

John McElroy. 1879

By John McElroy. The National Tribune. 1879. Volumes 1 and 2.

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroy’s ‘Andersonville’ is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison

1879 Confederate Prisons 1ed Andersonville Civil War Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroys Andersonville is a rare, post-Civil War work that describes the horrors of prison life during the Civ

1879 Andersonville Civil War Confederate Prisons Illustrated Blackshear Savannah John McElroys Andersonville is a rare, post-Civil War-era work on prison life in Civil War prisons and prison condition

Chipman [Brevet Brigadier General, Judge Advocate of the Military Council] Norton Parker. Tragedy of Andersonville: Trial of Captain Henry Wirz The Prison Keeper, 2nd Revised and Enlarged edition. Sac

L. 10 3/8 in. Diam. at widest 6 1/4 in. wooden billy club with braided natural fiber rope (natural patina, minor nicks, and expected wear). Period ink inscription on side: "Andersonville Prison Pen."

"Let us forgive but not forget.; Andersonville Prison, Stockade and Hospital"… [Georgia]. Printed by John W. January, Minonk, IL, ca. 1865. "The only true and correct picture of that horrible sl

Monumental Lithograph of the Civil War Andersonville Prison Camp, New York: Henry Seibert & Bro., 1885, after an 1864 drawing by Thomas O'Dea (Pvt., Co. E, 16th Regt., USA), titled "Andersonville Pris

As we march through the valleys and shadows, our muskets comfort us. -Ira Pettit, 11th U.S. Regulars. 1863 Family album of Ira S. Pettit and "Diary of a Dead Man," the transcribed diary/letters of Pet

[CIVIL WAR]. Bird’s Eye View of Andersonville Prison from the South-East. Philadelphia: Keystone Publishing Co., 1890. Full color chromolithograph depiction of the infamous Andersonville Prison

1855 RARE Military Prison Life SLAVERY Abolition Missouri Underground Railroad George Thompson was a 19th-century British abolitionist who was one of the most important anti-slavery proponents in the

Euphemia Prison at Andersonville GA 1864 Map - framed, 10 3/4 x 13 1/2". Water stains.

1866 1st ed Andersonville Prison Narrative American Civil War Union Spencer A rare but popular historical perspective on the American Civil War and the role Andersonville Prison played in the war. Thi

Wood Slab From Stockade at Andersonville Prison C.S.A. as written and attached to slab. Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

After Felix Lebaume, printed by Shober & Carqueyville Litho, 20 x 26 inches, sight. Framed, 23 x 26 inches. Water damage to lower portion.

Martyria; or, Andersonville Prison. By Augustus C. Hamlin. Published by Lee and Shepard, 1866. Bound in green cloth with gilt writing and decoration on spine.

DESCRIPTION: Andersonville Prison Stockade and Hospital poster. The poster depicts the atrocities that took place at the prison camp. Across the top it reads "Let us forgive, but not forget". In a bro

Civil War Andersonville Prison, Andersonville, Georgia where 33,000 Union prisoners were held during the 1860's. Sepia tone photo print created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries.

Copyright 1890 by J. W. Morton, Jr. Overall with frame 23-1/2" high x 27-3/4" wide. LR The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read th

Scarce copy of “The Salisbury Prison: a case study of Confederate military prisons, 1861-1865,” by Louis A. Brown (1992). Revised and Enlarged Edition.      Excellent Condit