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1860s Confederate Civil War Cover 10c Confederate Stamp CSA #11
Stamp tied and with full margins, but cover features notable wear. Sent to a Captain Woodville Latham in Columbus, Georgia.
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 FORT HELL, VIRGINIA 48TH PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIER LETTER
The 48th Pennsylvania, composed of miners was a Schuylkill County infantry unit, famous for the construction of the famous tunnel under the Rebel lines under the direction of Colonel Henry Pleasants.
CIVIL WAR 1ST US ENGINEERS LETTER PETERSBURG VIRGINIA 1864
They "didn't spend the fourth in Richmond". At the Siege of Charleston they built the batteries for the famous "Marsh Battery" the giant "Swamp Angel" to fire on the City. He complains that there is a "military-industrial complex" responsible for perpetuating the War "for the rich to make Money".
2 Original Civil War Envelopes/ Cover Jeff "You On Ice" AndInnocent Cause Of
The product is a set of two original Civil War envelopes/covers featuring a note from Jeff "You On Ice" and the Innocent cause of the trouble. regarding the incident. These letters are genuine relics from the Civil War period, providing a unique glimpse into the historical context and events of the conflict. With a theme of militaria, these envelopes offer a piece of correspondence that adds authenticity and value to any Civil War memorabilia collection.
1860s Confederate Civil War Cover Virginia 10c Confederate Stamp CSA #11
Sent to a Captain Woodville Latham of Lynchburg, Virginia.
Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison 1864 Signed Letter
He was the publisher of The Liberator. This is a letter regarding travel plans and declining to lecture in Syracuse.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Our Whole Country Flag Figure 1860s Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Onward To Victory Eagle Horse Flag 1860s Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
1860s Confederate Civil War Cover Virginia 10c Confederate Stamp CSA #11
Sent to a Captain Woodville Latham of Lynchburg, Virginia. Stamp not tied on cover, but a clean and attractive example.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Blue Soldier Flag Vignette 1860s Original Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Red Eagle E Pluribus Unum 1860s Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
1860s Confederate Civil War Cover 10c Confederate Stamp CSA #12 Richmond VA
Stamp with full margins and nice cancel. Cover features tearing that is visible in photos above.
CIVIL WAR SOUTHERN MANSION UNION SOLDIER LETTER 1861 VIRGINIA
The mansion inhabitants are 2 little children, 2 English Servants and cook, they said the family has gone away. They said the family had gone away. Camp Pierpont,at historic Ceredo, Virginia, on the Ohio River was the center of operations for the Pennnsylvania Reserves under General George A McCall in 1861.
CIVIL WAR LETTER "HUNG IN EFFIGY" TO VERMONT BRIGADE SOLDIER W COVER
"At Waterford Asa Hovey was hung in effigy" on his barn. Hovey told his neighbors there was a horse thief and he and they crept up and saw the effigy and thought the thief had hung himself. 4pp ink, 8 x 7" with folds, age, edge wear, Overall VG.
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 Confederate Civil War Cover 10c Confederate Stamp CSA #11 Not Tied
Stamp is not tied and cover is considerably faded. Sent to a Captain Woodville Latham in Georgia.
Civil War Letter 40th Massachusetts Infantry Great Food Content William H Rogers
Written from Alexandria, Virginia in November 1862, while the 40th Massachusetts infantry was protecting Washington DC. William Rogers writes to his wife Louise about several topics, but most notably about camp life and camp food, almost a full page in that subject alone!
LOYAL Arms of CALIFORNIA Civil War Cover with 34 State Stars circa 1863 EUREKA
The blue stars have the states' abbreviations printed in the center. Great graphics.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Empire State New York Union Envelope Depot 1860s
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
12th U.S. COLORED HEAVY ARTILLERY Cover / Letter LIEUTENANT JAMES E. PARKER
Outstanding piece! Until January 1865 it was attached to the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, District of Kentucky, Dept. of the Ohio. It was then attached to the Military District of Kentucky and Dept. of Kentucky, to April, 1866.
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 Patriotic Cover J G Wells Cartoon Cavalry Attack 1860s Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Super Sharpsburg, MD Soldier Letter 10/26/62 Great Content "Yours Till Death"
Super 4 page soldier's letter dated October 26 1862 from "John" talking about bundling up for the cold weather. Talks about his maeching orders, troop movements and Harper's Ferry. See photos for clarity! Yes, I DO combine shipping!
Civil War Patriotic Cover Liberty And Union Figure With Flag Small Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Dec. 1862 Civil War Letter Gen. Robert Cameron 34th Indiana Morton Rifles Signed
He is writing to his sister Catherine in Green Lake County, Wisconsin. He passed away in Canon, Colorado in 1894. I believe everything to be original and authentic based on the breadth, research, and care that went into this collection.
Bearded Abraham Lincoln Civil War Cover ~ Red White & Blue Shield & Stars
Red white & blue Civil War cover features a portrait of a bearded Abe Lincoln.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Arkansas Rebellion Cabin Scene Political Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER LETTER GRIEVING FATHER'S DEATH 1ST CONNECTICUT HEAVY ARTILLERY
Their underage brother Edward deserted the Colt Rifles 5th CT infantry, fled to Canada and was never heard from again. He and George had just received a letter form Father and suffers with Mother the affliction which leaves her a Widow.
CIVIL WAR 166TH OHIO HURON COUNTY SOLDIER LETTER FORT WARD 1864
Age stains, edge wear, Overall VG.
CIVIL WAR IOWA REBEL SOLDIER LETTER TO HIS WIFE- HE DESERTS & JOINS THE US NAVY
This is maybe one of the most unique War letters I have had, written by an Iowan & Confederate deserter who joins the Federal Navy. He expects it might seem strange to her but Poverty makes for Strange Bedfellows.
CIVIL WAR DEPEYSTER NEW YORK LETTER CARING FOR A WOUNDED SOLDIER 1863
She writes that they want to do what they can to ease his pain, and "is almost glad he is wounded" "for now we know the worst". -When he is in the Army their suspense must be dreadful, and asks she "when will this Dreadful War end"- "t he Southern Soil has been enriched too much by the Precious Blood of our sons, fathers, husbands".
2 Original Confederate Covers JEFF DAVIS 5.5x3 Inches Envelope
These are originals. The product is a set of two original Confederate covers featuring a rubber stamp of JEFF DAVIS, measuring 5.5x3 inches each. These envelopes date back to the Civil War era (1861-65) and are considered original period items in the theme of militaria. With a focus on historical correspondence and mail from the Civil War, these covers offer a unique glimpse into the communication and artifacts of the time, making them a valuable addition for collectors interested in this period of American history.
Original March 1863 Civil War Letter Sick In Hospital Newport News Mamdes ?
He writes about being very sick in Newport News. He also asks his family for food and other supplies. I believe everything to be original and authentic based on the breadth, research, and care that went into this collection.
Civil War Patriotic Cover Lafayette We Are Grateful Illustrated Envelope Antique
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Civil War Patriotic Cover George Washington Portrait Union Illustrated Envelope
Original Civil War patriotic cover from the 1860s featuring period patriotic imagery.
Nashville 1862 Letter to Maj. Gen Roscrans - 2nd Lt "75th" Reg. ILL Resignation
Letter to Maj. Gen Roscrans. A letter of resignation due to disability. The back of the letter is a reply to the "75th", with a poem or song verses?. Nashville Dec. 17,1862.
Civil War General P. G. T. Beauregard Signed Letter (ALS) + Engraved Portrait
General P.G.T. Beauregard (1818-1893), Confederate general. One-page letter signed "G.T. Beauregard," on a folded sheet of blue-ruled letter paper, written in dark ink. Full text: "New Orleans, Sept 7/85; Mr. Geo.
Teacher Sees Grant, Lincoln Inauguration, Columbia, Charleston Evacuation
“Annia suggestion that you attend the [Lincoln] inauguration is a very good one. [Lincoln’s inauguration was March 4, 1865.]. “Is not Sherman doing nobly for us & for himself?. Emily will stay until after the inauguration.
CIVIL WAR SOUTH CAROLINA CSA LETTER CAMP DUBOSE JAMES ISLAND
Camp DuBose was located near Secessionville, South Carolina. He also notes the Brigade is now commanded by Colonel Graham, as Hagood is on Furlough. The 21st South Carolina Infantry, organized at Georgetown, SC served in South Carolina and Virginia from 1861 to the end of the War, in General Hagood's Brigade, Hoke's Division with heavy losses in the 1864 Morris Island Campaign and at Petersburg Siege up to the end of the War.