(POSTAL COVERS.) Pair of Civil War period post

three covers with Confederate stamps, two tied to cover with postmark; over 20 other period covers, majority with Alabama relevance, some enclosures; Harden's Military Express wooden handstamp; cover

Large group of mid 19th-mid 20th c. postal covers, many Vermont towns including DPO discontinued post offices, Lake Champlain steamboat cancel, advertising, Civil War era patriotic cover, early stamps

Antique Postal cover, Confederate States cover [front side and one flap only]; CSA adhesive stamp 2-Pa, 10c light blue Paterson with enormous balanced margins, tied by the Richmond, VA cancellation OC

Civil War Union Envelopes "Union and Constitution" Postally Used Civil War Cover Civil War Period, Very Rare "Union and Constitution" Postally Used Cover with Embossed Patriotic Design and Andrew Jack

[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of military-issue brogans with a pair of Civil War-period socks.  Sole length 10 3/4 in., overall height approx. 6 3/4 in. military issue leather brogans (surface wear and min

A pair of brass NCO shoulder scales. Dimensions:Each is 7" x 4". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

Pair of Civil War Period Twin Size Beds

Nine Civil War Postal Covers, 8 Confederate 1 Union: 1.) Addressed to Statesville NC, no stamp; 2.) Probably a Union cover with humorous war news; 3.) Union cover with "Master Jeff - and his navy"; 4.

Two covers from the Civil War period. One shows a black man in front of a sign that reads, "Wanted, A $15 Million Loan for the C.S.A." and the other features a black man dancing with the caption, "I'm

Lot includes: *** A Civil War postal cover with two five cents stamps featuring Jefferson Davis. The envelope is directed to a Confederate soldier, Mr. Robert A. Bradley, via his Captain Leroy C. Jame

1862 Confederate States Postal cover addressed to R.A. Cole, Carthage, N.C., CSA adhesive stamp 4-2-Pa, 5c light blue, tied by the dark bluish Petersburg, VA cancellation dated JUN 14. The blank margi

Clipped signature of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. [Civil War, Confederate, Covers, Postal History, Ephemera, Manuscripts, Signatures, Documents, Jefferson Davis]

Fine 2 G Landrum Stork Columbia, SC shop churn or maybe storage jar. Post Civil War period and very nice classic oatmeal glaze and uncommon form. Many times this pottery is lumped into the overall Edg

Post-Civil War period carte de visite photographs (7) of unidentified soldiers, officers and cadets. Grouping includes; 1.) Seated waist-up view of New York militia soldier from the 9th regiment weari

Post Civil War Period, 1880s. Stamped right and left "HE", made in France. 7.5w x 2d x 9h

Civil War Miscellaneous Connecticut "ARMY-NAVY" Commemorative Silk Ribbon October 7, 1881-Dated Post Civil War Period, Commemorative Civil War Veterans, "ARMY - NAVY CLUB OF CONNECTICUT - Third Annual

Clean Civil War Period cover with Government City Dispatch Stamp. 1861. Scott U27/ILB8.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC POSTAL COVERS, LOT OF TWO, each depicting Lincoln splitting rails and lettered for Lincoln and Hamlin, one J. A. Howells Publisher, Jefferson, Ohio. 1860-1865. 3 1/

CONFEDERATE / CSA CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC POSTAL COVERS, LOT OF THREE, lithograph on paper, one with South Carolina flag above "WE ARE SEVEN", other two with first national flag, one with "DON'T TREAD ON

Pair of Post Civil War US Navy silver plate candlesticks with snuffers etched with an eagle and USN below it on each. Circa 1870, American. In good condition.

two Vermont Civil War Patriotic postal covers with the Vermont State seal, used, cancelled, addressed

Civil War Civil War Pair of Federal Naval Uniform Insignia Patches c. 1864 Civil War Period, Scarce Pair of Union Federal Naval Uniform full Insignia Patches, Very Fine or better. These Two scarce Civ

Group of circa 1861 Jefferson Davis items comprising: 1.) Printed 1861 election ballot for the state of Virginia with Jefferson Davis for President and Alexander H. Stephens for Vice President. Lists

comprising a CSA patriotic featuring two cavalrymen above a distasteful four-line verse, addressed to Mr. Mark Bynum, Pittsborough (sic), Chatham Co.; and three addressed to Mr. Solomon Hege, Midway P