Large Mounted Panoramic Albumen Image Made from Two Plates — Incredible View of Camp of 1st Pennsylvania Reserves (30th Regiment) — Fairfax Court House, Virginia, June 1863

$750.00

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1781 Connecticut Pay Table Document Signed by Fenn Wadsworth, William Moseley, and General Jedediah Huntington

$125.00

Mounted Cabinet Photograph of the "High Watermark of the Rebellion" Monument at Gettysburg National Military Park, c. 1905

$80.00

Incredible 1861 Letter by Private Albert F. Sharp, 2nd Connecticut Volunteers — First Battle of Bull Run — "We took several prisoners and killed a Colonel of a South Carolina Regiment"

$2,000.00

CDV of Union General Ambrose E. Burnside

$75.00

Patriotic Postal Cover — "Arms of Utah" — "The Union Forever"

$25.00

1864 Telegraph Message by Colonel Abraham H. Ryan, 3rd Arkansas (Union) Cavalry — "If the [steamer] Coursin arrives today, can she be unloaded here to take the Wisconsin Regt down?"

$75.00

CDV of Dashing Union Officer

$50.00

Unmounted O'Sullivan Albumen Image — Lieut. Colonel Ira Spaulding and Officers of the 50th New York Engineers in Winter Quarters, Rappahannock Station, Virginia, March 1864

$450.00

CDV of Union General George B. McClellan, by Fredricks, New York

$45.00

1863 Letter by Private James Whitford, 106th New York — "We had five men shot over in the Fifth Corps last Saturday" for Desertion

$130.00

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Engraving of Union General John Pope from Mathew Brady Ambrotype

$15.00

1861 Letter by Private Almon L. Reed, 89th New York — Dangerous Railroad Journey from Elmira — "Engine ran off the track once & we got run into once, disabling 2 cars, but we arrived in Washington"

$140.00

CDV of Union General Nathaniel P. Banks

$75.00

Postwar Autograph Letter Signed by Confederate General John B. Gordon, as U.S. Senator from Georgia

$275.00

1865 Letter by Private George W. French, 4th Vermont — Paroled from Andersonville — "I want to get another crack at them sons of Graybacks…. They gave me a lesson that I never shall forget in my life"

$525.00

Patriotic Postal Cover — "Arms of California" — "The Union at All Hazzards"

$25.00

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1862 Letter by Private T. D. Peck, 5th Vermont — Peninsula Campaign — "We have some Bully Boys in our Division.... We are all brothers, and if we do get into a fight the rebels will have to catch it"

$225.00

Camp and Field Life of the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry (Duryee Zouaves), by Alfred Davenport, First Edition, 1879

$400.00

CDV of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman

$70.00

CDV from Engraving of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman

$15.00

1862 Letter by N. N. Withington from Douglas Hospital, Washington, D.C. — Opinions of Gen. McClellan Change — "men who a few days since stood up for him, today would gladly be detailed to shoot him"

$240.00

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1862 Letter by Private G. H. Tanner, 6th Pennsylvania Reserves — Northern Virginia Campaign — First Battle of Rappahannock Station — "Washington is in greater danger than Richmond ever was"

$260.00

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Scarce Patriotic Postal Cover — George B. McClellan — "The Star of Liberty" — Confederate 20-cent Stamp

$45.00

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CDV of Union General Franz Sigel

$65.00

CDV of Militiaman or New Recruit by Tyler of Easton, Pennsylvania

$40.00

1863 Letter by Lieutenant Frank M. Kelley, 44th New York — On Staff of Brig. General Charles Griffin — "Genl. Griffin is such an odd man that I have but little hope of being retained here"

$150.00

1861 Letter by Dudley E. Gale — Seeks Father's Permission to Enlist — Joins 3rd Massachusetts Cavalry

$80.00

History of the Fourteenth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers, by F. H. Buffum, First Edition, 1882

$150.00

CDV of Union General John A. Dix

$75.00

Important March 1864 General Order — Abraham Lincoln Appoints General Ulysses S. Grant to Command of the Armies of the United States — Promotes Generals William T. Sherman and James B. McPherson

$425.00

The First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in the Great Rebellion, by Rev. Stephen G. Abbott, First Edition, 1890

$100.00

March 1865 Order Signed by Medal of Honor Recipient Captain George W. Hooker — "The troops will be ready for review at one thirty 1.30 P.M. instead of 11 o’clock A.M."

$75.00

March 1865 Order Signed by Medal of Honor Recipient Captain George W. Hooker, Informing 3rd Division Pioneer Corps — "In anticipation of an immediate movement, all baggage...sent to the rear"

$85.00

March 1865 Order Signed by Medal of Honor Recipient Captain George W. Hooker, Informing 3rd Division Pioneer Corps — "Until further orders, Reveille will be sounded at five (5) o’clock A.M."

$75.00

Archive of Letters & Documents Related to Lieut. Charles H. Pixley, 1st Vermont Cavalry, Drowned in Broad Run While Encouraging Troops, February 1863

$225.00

The History of the 127th New York Volunteers “Monitors” in the War for the Preservation of the Union, by Franklin McGrath, First Edition

$150.00

Patriotic Postal Cover — "Loyal to the Union / State of Indiana"

$25.00

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Archive of Documents Relating to Colonel J. William Hofmann, 56th Pennsylvania, Including the Account of His Regiment's Participation in the Battle of Gettysburg

$325.00

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The Ninth Regiment New York Volunteers (Hawkins’ Zouaves), by Lieut. Matthew J. Graham, First Edition, 1900

$250.00

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1864 Letter by Major Orlow Smith, 65th Ohio, Written Two Weeks Before the Battles of Spring Hill and Franklin — "Hood has gone somewhere, I can't tell where, but perhaps after Sherman."

$295.00

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1865 Letter by a Southern Woman Returning Home After the War — "I left Richmond just a week previous to the evacuation"

$30.00

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1861 Copy of Hardee's Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics, Vol. I — School of the Soldier — Captain Charles R. Maus, 94th Ohio — "Found in Rebeldom Sept. 2nd 1864 at Jonesboro Ga. on the Macon Railroad"

$130.00

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1861 Copy of Hardee's Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics, Vol. II — School of the Battalion — Captain Charles R. Maus, 94th Ohio

$110.00

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Autograph Signature of Union General Seth Williams, Army of the Potomac Headquarters Staff Member

$40.00

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Signed 1864 Document in which Union General George Sears Greene Lists Details of his War Service, Including Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and the Severe Wound he Received at the Battle of Wauhatchie

$385.00

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Signed CDV of First Lieutenant Henry J. Northrup, 118th New York Infantry

$200.00

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1863 New Testament Bible Published by the American Bible Society

$50.00

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