New York Infantry ALS American Civil War Letter Si

Hand written Civil War letter. Capture of 1776 American revolutionary flag from Spy house J. Stirbs. 2 page letter by Capt. Louis Wageley New York Infantry. Letters starts Camp Upton November10th 1863

Ted Toys Confederate Infantry, Edmunds 39th New York Infantry with Colors. 13 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

No 11 No 27a Confederate Butternut Infantry CW 146th New York Infantry Near Mint With Box 12 Pieces

Letter written on patriotic hand-colored stationary by German immigrant Lorenz Guthardt of the 29th New York Infantry. [Civil War, Union, Confederate]

American Civil War brass ID disc belonging to Corporal James Hurst, of Company K, 36th New York Infantry. Obverse of disc presents center shield with text surrounding "AGAINST REBELLION 1861". Reverse

Battleline 9th New York Infantry, and Tradition Union Infantry #909. 13 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

The 10th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry, 6th New York Volunteer Infantry, and The 1st Virginia Volunteer Infantry. 18 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

The Civil War letters of Charles Barber a private in the 104th New York Volunteer Infantry. Condition: Used; good; Paperback: 248 pages; Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 inches; Publisher: Gary E. Swinson; (1991

Amber Studios - St. Petersburg - American Civil War - 62nd & 140th New York Zouaves Infantry. Near Mint, Unboxed. 2 pieces.

Amber Studios - St. Petersburg - American Civil War - 62nd & 140th New York Zouaves Infantry. Near Mint, Unboxed. 4 pieces

4th Virginia Infantry #FM10003, and 89th New York Company K Zouaves #FM10006. 6 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

This poignant letter written on beautiful patriotic stationery was penned by 39 year-old Corp. Samuel E. Colgrove of Woodhull, New York, who enlisted in Co. H, 86th New York Infantry in September 1861

79th New York State Militia, and 13th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry. 12 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch attributed to Co. C, 165th New York Infantry, "2nd Duryea's Zouaves."  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing applied brass letter and numerals "C /

Typescript book titled "Mrs. Smith at Gettysburg" by J.E. Boos, Albany, New York, 1934. Book features tipped in clipped photographs from newspapers/magazines/books as well as original letters to Boos

Civil War scene, The 69th New York Fighting Irish Infantry Regiment having Sunday morning service, sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1990s for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed on ca

Cyrus W. Field ALS on Pensions for Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and Mrs. James Garfield Autograph Letter Signed by Cyrus West Field, as “Cyrus W. Field”, New York, December 10, 1881, 1 p., 4.875” x 7.5�

HORACE GREELEY (1811 - 1872) American journalist and founder of the New York Tribune which advocated abolition, and universal amnesty and suffrage. Greeley also posted bail for Jefferson Davis. A.L.S.

HORACE GREELEY (1811 - 1872) American journalist and founder of the New York Tribune which advocated abolition, and universal amnesty and suffrage. Greeley also posted bail for Jefferson Davis. A.L.S.

1864 1st ed 60th New York Infantry Union Civil War Gettysburg SLAVERY Railroads The 60th-New York Volunteer Infantry was a famous Civil War Union regiment known for playing an important role in variou

1861-1865, wool. Card or pasteboard bill, leather strap with brass eagle buttons, brass "F 16" on front, hand sewn leather liner and worn lining. The 16 Reg. F. Company was raised at Potsdam, New York

An antique American water pitcher made of super high grade 950 silver (more than sterling) by Ball, Black and Co, New York. Around the American Civil War period, 1861 to 1865. Of a traditional baluste

CRANE, STEPHEN. 1871-1900. The Little Regiment and Other Episodes of the American Civil War. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1896. 8vo. Publisher's tan cloth stamped in red, black and gilt, dust ja

Jean-Baptiste Adolphe La Fosse (French, 1810-1879). "Andrew Jackson" -1856, after photograph by Mathew Brady (American/New York/Washington DC, 1823-1896), lithograph with tintstone. Framed. Provenance