Two Civil War Letters - Gen. A.Ames

over six handwritten pages to "Bettie" with a half page addressed to "Nan", on lined paper, complete with lines of poetry, sweet reminisces, and accounts of the war, the letter from Adams Run containi

Including a early 20 th century manuscript copy of a Georgia CSA letter originally written by J. Wooley, 2 nd Ga. Infantry and 12 th Battalion Ga. State Guard. This letter reads in part: Ringgold Geor

Pair of Two Civil War-Era Letters Re: Banishment of Clement Vallandigham A pair of two Civil War-dated letters (ca. 1863-64), the first from an Ohio physician and the other from a solider in the 142nd

Civil War Letter from Nashville, Tennessee, Christian Commission, re: Christian evangelism of Civil War soldiers, and that General William T. Sherman's orders were stifling evangelism | Letter from U.

Large group of 1860's - 1900s letters & documents: Two 1889 Civil War Pension letters and covers: large group of 1903 letters and covers from Dr. Grace Flanders Wilson, female doctor. Also includes a

Typed letter with General J.B. Gordon's original signature, plus rarely found Pine Mountain, Cobb County, GA General Polk monument button and UCV 14th Reunion Georgia Division ribbon. Attached to the

These two brief, but powerful Civil War letters were written by a woman named Annie who must have lived in a town not far from Chambersburg at the time of the 30 July 1864 raid in which Brigadier Gene

This 1865 Civil War letter was written by Union Gen. Wiliam Denison Whipple, West Point class of 1851. After graduating, Whipple performed frontier duty in New Mexico and Texas. By 1861, Whipple was o

[CIVIL WAR-MEMOIR] A group of 7 works, comprising: JONES, J. William. Personal Reminiscences, Anecdotes, and Letters of Gen. Robert E. Lee. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1874. -- SHERMAN, William

(CIVIL WAR--PRISON.) Group of Fort Delaware letters--two from Confederate prisoners and one from a Union guard. Each 1 to 4 pages, about 8 x 5 inches; minimal wear. Fort Delaware, DE, August-December

1865 Civil War Service Magazine Letters Abner Doubleday Wood Gen Brooks Hooker ‘The United States Service Magazine’ was a Civil War book that collected and war stories, poems, and articles on a va

ALS, discussing his father, General Leonides Polk's appearance to a lady who had a question about a photo she had. William Mecklenburg Polk (15 August 1844 ? 1918), letter folded twice to fit an envel

W. BRITAIN, Figures R.E Lee & Flag Bearer, New in Box: Two 54mm Military Models, Gen Robert E. Lee Mounted on Traveler, #31111 and Confederate Mounted Flag Bearer, Lee's Headquarters, #31121. Excellen

With this opening sentence in a two-page letter from Abraham Lincoln, Union general Joseph Hooker (1814–79) gained a prominent place in Civil War history. Hooker assumed command of an army demoraliz

CIVIL WAR LETTERS AND CURRENCY, LOT OF THREE, comprising a T-70 Confederate two dollar note, Feb. 17th, 1864, serial number 113332, with printed poem to back "Lines on the Back of a Confederate Note"

Collection of civil war letters from Elson Misner who served two enlistments in the Union army, also with documents, reference letters, a photo album, & more. Letters include information and dates of

1) The first 41" overall. 3 letters on guard "??A". Wire wrapped leather grip. Brass loop guard. No scabbard. 2) 43" in scabbard, 41" sword only. Scabbard with 2 suspension lo

Letter written on April 15th, 1865 by Lt. Colonel Thomas B. Rodgers of the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry while hospitalized. Two pages with postal cover bearing a “Soldiers’ Mission Massachusetts Un

These two letters were written by William Hazen Flanders (1841-1905) of the 11th Massachusetts Battery. The first one is from Camp Berry near Washington D. C., the second one from Bristol Station in V

These two letters were written by Eugene Augustus Albee (1837-1893), the son of Obadiah Wheelock Albee (1808-1866) and Margaret Ann Chipman (1809-1894) of Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts.

Two letters written by Myron R. Wood of the 36th Massachusetts Infantry. He is listed as being taken prisoner on November 16th, 1863 at Campbell's Station, TN. He was then sent to the infamous Anderso

Letter written by Edward L. Smith of the 48th New York State Volunteers. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth listed picture for the scan of a full transcription. Private Smith writes that h

Letter written by 20-year-old Henry A. Belcher of the 13th New Hampshire Infantry to his parents and siblings. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth photo listed for the scan of a full transc

Written by Lt. J.C. Baker, (Mo. 6 th Cavalry) on two light blue unlined single letter sheets and headed Sadalia Missouri June 28 th 1862 written to his sister, reading in part: I am well and still liv