[CIVIL WAR]. Soldier's letter describing the Battle of Fredericksburg. "Camp on Battle Field on the

June 1863 vintage albumen photograph of Fredericksburg, Va. battlefield with line of Union artillery in action, encampment in background, Timothy H. O'Sullivan (U.S. 1840-1882), sight 6 1/2" x 9 1/4",

Ax head, dug/ found at Civil War encampment outside Fredericksburg VA, Battlefield Dug Grapeshot and Canister Plate, Cannon Ball ( from earlier period), ???

14 Civil War Commemorative Medals. Most measure approx. 2" dia. (1) Confederate Restrike half dollar German Silver. (1) Andrews Raid. (1) Fredericksburg Battlefield. (1) Appomattox Court House April 9

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY The diorama depicting a Civil War battle between the Union and Confederate army. The painted lead soldiers are glued to landscape wooden board along with battlefield gear,

1865 CIVIL WAR 1ed Army of the Potomac Camp March Battlefield US Union Chaplain “Camp, March and Battle-Field” is a first-hand account of the experiences of Reverend Alexander M. Stewart,

New York: Henry Bill, 1863 & 1866. 8vo. Two Volumes, hardbound embossed leather boards. Illustrated with touching scenes in the field, camp, battle, hospital and cabin with maps and portraits of disti

Engraving of OwlWomen of the War, Frank Moore, 1867, 596 pgs, Good Condition; Nurse and Spy in the Union Army: The Adventures and Experiences of a Woman in Hospitals, Camps and Battle Fields, 1865, 38

NURSE & SPY in UNION ARMY Hartford, Conn.; 1865 Comprising The Adventures and Experiences of a Woman In Hospitals, Camps, and Battlefield. First Edition. Size 6 by 8 1/4" Publisher's brown embossed cl

FULL LETTER TRANSCRIPTION BELOW DESCRIPTION.This is a wonderful set of letters from John Cummings to his sister and mother presented in floating frames. There are four letters and each is written fron

1888 CIVIL Camp-Fire Sketches Battle-Field Echoes WAR History Union Confederate “Camp-Fire Sketches and Battle-Field Echoes of the Rebellion,” edited by William C. King and W.P. Derby, is a 19

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight

Civil war Company "D" Hat Letter found at Monocacy Battlefield MD

Civil War 1890's Group of 3 Battle-Field Books to include The battle-Fields of '61, The Battle-Fields and Camp Fires, and The Battle-Fields and Victory. All 3 books are in good condition.

This Civil War soldier letter was written by Harvey Grable written a week after the Battle of Shiloh in which he told his sister that despite popular belief, the Rebels "can fight just as well as we c

An ornate black and silver metal two-piece crucifix recovered from the Gettysburg battlefield, at the site of Confederate artillery (probably the Norfolk Light Artillery) stationed near the 60 acre Bl

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

Civil War soldier carved wooden knuckles found on line of retreat from New Market Battlefield, Virginia. [May 1864].   4 3/8 x 2 1/2 in. carved wooden knuckles accompanied by a browned ink tag th

POEM FOUND ON THE BODY OF A DEAD CONFEDERATE SOLDIER Fair copy of a Confederate soldier's manuscript poem, 2pp. 4to., found by Pvt. Robert H. Crist on an unnamed battlefield, headed by Crist: "An exac

Civil War Soldier Shoe Heel Cleat found on the Gettysburg Battlefield

Collection of (6) yard long photographs including "Dedication of Soldiers Mounument/Brookline Mass.", "Northern Veterans Camp..Battle Of Gettysburg...", "3rd Regiment...Norfolk VA.", "37th Company...C

Circa 1863 Stereoview; Civil War amputation scene near Gettysburg, PA battle field. Research reveals an online description of this important view, "...amputation scene at Camp Letterman General Hospit

Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, 1900: By New York Monuments Commission, by MGs Sickles and Doubleday. Information on the Participation of New York soldiers in the Battle of Gettysburg.

Letter written in German on September 27th, 1863 from a “camp near Chattanooga, Tennessee” by Louis Ellerbruch of the 32nd Indiana. The 32nd Indiana was also known as the “1st German” regiment

Pliers from Shiloh Battlefield near General Sherman Camp