Two Hand- Written Civil War Letters

General US army Civil War handwritten signed two page letter

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

Civil War love letters & envelopes 1863-1864, Four hand-written letters with three envelopes, and two additional period envelopes, includes Feb 23, 1863: love letter from Ada Parmenter to "Mac", near

MANUSCRIPTS: Sixteen hand written Civil War letters by Private Adolph H. Levee, dated 1863-1864, addressed to Allie (Albert I. Sands) and Carrie (Albert's sister and Adolph's love interest), discussin

8 page letter, not sure if it ended, no signature but great content regarding Battles including Bull Run, Fredericksburg etc.

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

A hand written Civil War letter from 1862. There is a stamp in the top left corner of George B. McClellan who is an American Solider.

Custom matted display measures 8" x 10" in size. Features (1) cut word from a hand-written Alexander Davis court document and (2) cut words from a hand-written Jefferson Davis letter. The cuts include

ALS signed “R. E. Lee,” one page both sides, 5 x 8, May 15, 1867. Addressed to Professor Socrates Maupin, a handwritten letter from Robert E. Lee as president of Washington College in Lexi

Col. Thomas Wentworth Higgenson (1823-1911) American Author and Abolitionist. Colonel of the first black regiment in the Civil War. Handwritten letter dated June 23, 1880 with signature / autograph. I

(ALS) Handwritten signed letter by Jefferson Davis, with envelope, as United States Secretary of War, dated April 17, 1853, writing to Eli Abbott regarding the position of United States Marshal for No

In one binder, most with typed and handwritten partial transcriptions, many with written content narratives or comments, most with colorful patriotic letterhead, together with 9 unused patriotic cover

Hand written by W. H. Brunson to his "Pa"; dated January 24th, 1861, and addressed from "Moultrie House Sullivan's Island"; letter begins "I have just returned from the upper end of the Island where o

Framed Civil War memorabilia from the Strong Family of Cleveland OH, including one letter hand written by Union Major-General Quincy A

To include: a handwritten signed pass in ink and pencil dated Aug 12, 1864 ordered by Jubal Early and Samuel J.C. Moore (appear to be their signatures,) detailing W. A. Christian to go to Henrico Coun

A Fantastic Civil War Letter full of History. Dated May 22, 1863, the handwritten letter is from young Charles Crossland of Bennettsville, SC. Written to Ben Chains, Jr. (See Lot 265), who is serving

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant By Ulysses S. Grant. Was published by the Charles L Webster Company (New York) and copyrighted in 1865. There are also two hand-written from 1896 and 1957. The book is a

Collection of 1860's hand written letters including (3) civil war era, a will, and appointment to land overseer.

Civil War correspondence, hand written letter on "Headquarters Cavalry Corps. Army of the Pottomac", letterhead dated April 14 1864, adressed to Maj Gen P. H. Sheridan, reads "General, I called today

Post-Civil War letter dated 1890 from Dr. Charles A. Griswold, a civil war surgeon in the Illinois 93rd Infantry, and signed by him as C A Griswold. Hand Written & Signed by Dr. Griswold. This let

Details: Civil War civilian hand-written letter (ALS) from 1861. 4pp. on a single folded sheet. The writer thinks "the fighting is mostly over" and believes that the war was unavoidable committing on

Dated to September 1888, this original letter was handwritten by Confederate General Joseph E. Johnson. Writing to an A.E. Allen, Esq., Johnson, then 81 years old, expresses regret that he cannot furn

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir

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