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Civil War Patriotic Postal Cover- Kansas- For the Union Popular Sovereignty
Kansas- For the Union, Popular Sovereignty.
CIVIL WAR SCANDALOUS WOMEN VERMONT SOLDIER LETTER 1864
The letter begins "Julians Creek VA August 8 1863" to his Mother- he writes that he is in good health, asks she not send him a box until she hears from him. He also asks if "Savber" (Sabrina?). has any such stories told about her -"if there is any truth in them I shall make short work with her", but Sayber doesn’t know how Lydia is carrying on.
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER LETTER DIED AT ANDERSONVILLE PRISON GEORGIA 2ND NYHA
He recovered and disliking farm work re-enlisted with the 2nd New York Heavy Artillery, December, 1863. Six months later he was taken prisoner at Cold Harbor, Va, and sent to Andersonville Prison, Georgia.
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE POISRAL COVER DIXIE VIRGINIA FLUVANNA COUNTY
Approx 5 x 3", with age stains, edge ear, reverse of cover is torn but complete.
Civil War DANCE OF DEATH IN VIRGINIA BOMB BOOM BALL OPENED UPHAM Patriotic Cover
Scarce design!
BUSHROD JOHNSON, Civil War Confederate General, Mexican War Document Signed13088
Addressed And Posted Civil War Envelope
This envelope is posted and addressed. In good condition. Envelope has been opened from the right side. Check photos for your assessment. Combined shipping discount. Packed between 2 stiff boards.
Civil War Patriotic Cover- Caricature, CSA General Preparing To Meet McClellan
Civil War Patriotic Cover Envelope. Yellow Paper, Unused, pencil mark upper left corner.
2 Handwritten Letters Civil War Captain H. A. Wise USN to MOH Winner Wright ++
Bache retired at the rank of Commodore. Very funny letters and rather important. The writer, Henry Augustus Wright, was an author and accomplished Naval Captain.
1865 antique NISBET LETTER CIVIL WAR SON CAPTURED west virginia family genealogy
Content rich family genealogy, civil war news of family, and more.
c1860's Civil War Patriotic Cover - Virginia Scenes in 1776 & Confederate 1861
c1860's Civil War Patriotic Cover - Coming Events Cast Shadows Davis Jackass
1860s RUNNING AWAY TO FORT MONROE FOR REFUGE- CIVIL WAR COVER - RARE
We are offering a Rare original Civil War cover from the 1860s depicting slaves running-away to Fort Monroe for refuge. This unique piece of militaria history originates from the United States during the turbulent time of the Civil War. The cover captures a moment in American history, making it a valuable and sought-after collectible for those interested in correspondence, mail, and the Civil War era.
CIVIL WAR MISSISSIPPI SECESSION 1860 LETTER RE BLACK REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT
"The Southern States has rather now to secede or yield to to damning abomination of the abolitionists"., "Mississippi, second to no state will never submit to a Black Republican President". Daniel R McIntosh of Clarke, Mississippi was commissioned a Captain in the 13th Mississippi Infantry April, 1861.
CIVIL WAR GEORGIA DIED AT ANDERSONVILLE PRISON VERMONT SOLDIER POSTAL COVER
He died after a few months captivity at Andersonville Prison, Georgia, October, 1864.
CIVIL WAR NORTHAMPTON 37TH MASSACHUSETTS WOUNDED SOLDIER HOSPITAL LETTER
He says the snow is gone but it was first rate sleighing. He died in 1915 and is buried at Northampton. Age wear, stains, Overall VG.
1860s Civil War Patriotic Cover Franz Sigel War For The Union Envelope Unused
Original Civil War era patriotic envelope featuring Union General Franz Sigel with “The War For The Union” slogan.
1860s Civil War Patriotic Cover Maj Gen Wool Envelope Union General Illustrated
The front shows a detailed portrait labeled “Maj. Gen. Wool,” surrounded by patriotic imagery. The envelope remains in good antique condition with light wear consistent with age, including a small corner crease visible in the lower left area and minor handling marks.
NORTH WIDE AWAKE 1861 CIVIL WAR illustrated envelope
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Addressed Civil War Envelope
This envelope is addressed. In good condition. Check photos for your assessment. Combined shipping discount. Packed between 2 stiff boards.
1860s Civil War Patriotic Cover - Sucession Whiskey Skeleton Confederate Soldier
Civil War Patriotic Cover - "No folly 'neath.." Virginia Split - by Brown & Ryan
"No folly 'neath. Civil War Patriotic Cover -. - by Brown & Ryan An original Civil War Era Envelope / Cover. Portraying the Eastern Virginia and Western Virginia Split.
Michigan Colonel References Battle Of Perryville; A Man Is A Fool To Enlist
Kingston’s letter references the Battle of Perryville fought on October 8, 1862, in which Kingston fought. “.We are at Crab Orchard now but I don’t [know] how long we will stay here. You want to know where I had been in a battle or not.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Liberty Bell Proclaim Liberty 1860s Union Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Original Nov. 1862 Civil War Letter 25th Missouri Infantry Lester C. Wilcox
Lester writes his cousin about being sick in camp near Patterson Missouri. That winter was very harsh and many soldiers took ill and died while building fortifications there. He also writes about the family and their harvests that fall.
1865 Connecticut Civil War Soldiers' Vote Cover ~ Company E 16th Regiment
Here is an original Civil War cover dated March 8, 1865 that once contained the vote of a certain Canton, Connecticut soldier (Lorvale - John C. Good is my best guess) and is signed by 2 Commissioners - B.F. Mansfield and B. Beecham.
1860s Civil War Political Cartoon “Blood Money” Anti‑Confederate Satire
“Blood Money; or How Southern Rebels Encourage Piracy,” reflects the fierce Northern press campaigns of the Civil War.
Civil War Letter frm Springfield IL Aug 1863 S Conant to brother about Vicksburg
August 23 1863 letter from S, Conant to his brother. ked xxx1003 2026-03-08.
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER LETTER- A COUNTERFEIT GENERAL ARRESTED 1865
The supposed General wore stars on his shoulder and cap. He also writes that he encloses General Hooker's Speech to the "Old 2nd" (Hooker's 2nd Division 3rd Corp). 2pp 8 x 11" ink. Edge wear, age stains, Overall VG.
CIVIL WAR ANDERSONVILLE PRISON- SOLDIER LETTER RE WRITING TO A POW RELATIVE
2pp 8 x 11" ink, minor age spots, edge wear, Overall VG. He write re family news, letters from them, "If I am so fortunate to live". He writes of the delightful weather and describes the foliage.
CIVIL WAR FREDERICK MARYLAND PATRIOTIC ILLUS PRISONER LETTER 1862
3pp ink with striking color patriotic illustrated letter sheet, approx 8 x 5". Minor age stains, Over-all VG. He was honorably mustered out a month after he wrote Captain Ashcroft.
CIVIL WAR MARYLAND FORT MEIGS SOLDIER LETTER 1862
The Fort is located at Fort Washington Park, Prince George" County, Maryland. Union Army soldiers were subject to the April, 1862 Conscription Act, which could draft them in order to extend their length of service But Milton was not drafted.
JACOB H SHARP, Confederate General, Rare Civil War Date Autograph Signed 13084
SHARP, JACOB HUNTER (1816-78) Confederate Brigadier General; Saw action at the Civil War Battles of Shiloh, Stone’s River, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Franklin, and Nashville; Speaker of the Mississippi State House of Representative – 1886-88.
Civil War Cover STRAYED ~ BATTLE Of BOONVILLE ~ General Lyon
This Civil War cover depicts a scene from one of the earliest battles of the war, the Battle of Boonville, with Brigadier General Nathaniel Lyon (lion) charging the CSA and Missouri Governor Jackson (donkey) with Major Gen'l Sterling Price also represented.
Patriotic Civil War Cover General Halleck U.S. Forces Missouri Union Stationery
Stephen A. Douglas 1860's Cover ~ Tell Them Obey The Laws & the Constitution!
3 1/8" by 5.5" and has a great depiction of the 1860 Democratic presidential candidate by the artist BAKER.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Young America North South Cartoon 1860s Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Civil War Postal Cover ~ GEORGE WASHINGTON Looking Down On A "Riven" Country
Here is the front only of a Civil War cover that features a likeness of George Washington with a poem below that has him extolling his "children" to put the CAUSE away! There are 2 scotch tape bits on the reverse but otherwise very good condition.
Ninth Regiment New Hampshire Soldier Lost Everything At Antietam
Said they were so exhausted before in a march. You can imagine how tired we were when we got into camp. I lost all my things in the fight [Battle of Antietam] but have got a blanket and half a tent again….
MI 8th Soldier Mentions Battle Of Nashville, Hood On The Run, Frozen Fingers
I don’t know whether you got it or not. It is pretty cold down here now so cold that a man froze his fingers while standing on guard down to the prison. Your son A.J.P.". th Cavalry on July 20, 1865, and was mustered out on September 22, 1865 at Nashville, TN.