Documents

1862 Confederate Invoice/ 42nd Virginia Regiment/ Stonewall’s Command

Assigned to the 2nd Brigade, Jackson’s Division, Army of the Valley District. 1862 Confederate Invoice/ 42. Lieutenant Colonel Langhorne and Major Adams were dropped in the reorganization. William T. Martin was elected lieutenant colonel.

CIVIL WAR FREDERICK MARYLAND 19TH NEW YORK DESERTER LETTER 1861

Sept 18, 1861, and notes that he had re-enlisted in the 33rd New York, from which camp he was taken and brought to the camp of the 19th NY. 1p ink, 8 x 6" w age stains, edge wear, Overall VG.

CIVIL WAR PLYMOUTH NORTH CAROLINA UNION SOLDIER ENLISTMENT 101ST PA POW

As his recruiting officer. Edge wear, cuts, age stains,tears, aid free archival repair to folds and edges.

CIVIL WAR MISSOURI STERLING PRICE INVASION UNION CALL TO ARMS ST LOUIS 1864

In 1864 Confederate forces under General Sterling Price invaded Missouri. The Union Forces defeated Price in battle at Independence, Westport, &Marais des Cygnes, ending the last Confederate Trans-Mississippi Expedition 3pp ptd.

161st New York Infantry Civil War Bible J. Horton Pulteney NY. Musician

This Bible was carried by Joseph R. Horton of the 161st New York Infantry during the Civil War. Out is in good condition, the leather latch is loose on one end. He was a musician. It was given to his sister in 1853, she passed away a few years later. He has signed the civil war with his regiment , probably was given the Bible that his older sister owned and signed it and carried it during the war. I show a copy of a photo of Joseph ( on the left tin photo). not included.

Civil War Document REPRINT Sam Davis Letter to Mother & Father Before Hanging

He was hung on November 27, 1863.

Civil War 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry Soldiers Pocket Book 1862 Gettysburg Veteran

The 8th Penn Cavalry was at every major Eastern battle - this book survived Gettysburg!

Signed Civil War Confederate-issued railroad quartermaster's pass

1863 U.S. War Department Cavalry Inspection Report Signed Major W. Redwood Price

Major Price served as an Assistant Adjutant-General and then as Assistant Inspector-General in the Cavalry Bureau.

1865 Certification for Oath and Parole – Samuel Watts (Virginia Politician)

Samuel Watts was born on November 28, 1799 in Portsmouth, Virginia. A practicing attorney, Watts was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates almost continuously between 1833 and 1850, apparently as an ardent Whig.

Rockfield KY Civil War John C Read 43rd Indiana Infantry Discharge Kentucky Born

John C Read Union Civil War discharge. 43rd Indiana Infantry. John was born and died in Kentucky. He is listed as a Kentucky native on the discharge. John is buried in Kentucky. Discharge is about 8 by 10 inch. Stains, toning, wear, folds, creasing and tears. Feel free to ask questions.

ORIGINAL State of Connecticut 1867 Civil War Soldier Veteran Certificate

1864 Confederate Invoice/ 42nd Virginia Regiment/ General Early’s Command

The invoice is dated July 27, 1864, as they were advancing north to potentially take the Capitol, they fought on the city’s outskirts in the Battle of Monocacy less than two weeks later. Assigned to the 2nd Brigade, Jackson’s Division, Army of the Valley District.

CIVIL WAR CONNECTICUT HEAVY ARTILLERY PASS FORT SCOTT ARLINGTON VA

CIVIL WAR LINCOLN'S SEXUALITY- BODYGUARD DAVID DERICKSON PENNSYLVANIA BUCKTAIL

The 1p 8 x 11" list is signed by Captain Derickson as Provost Marshal, and also signed by the Draft Commissioner & the Exemption Surgeon. Various authors have presented evidence indirectly confirming or denying that they were sexually intimate and the legend persists.

CIVIL WAR LIBBY PRISON RICHMOND VIRGINIA OCCUPATION COMMANDER LETTER 1865

An Original Civil War Letter from Captain JM Schoonmaker at Depot of Distribution, Libby Prison Richmond, Virginia, June 24, 1865 as Captain, Commanding the Prison, to Captain E. This is the only such Libby Prison Occupation Letter I have seen.

VA $1000 LYNCHBURG Virginia Confederate Interim Depository Receipt June 28, 1864

LYNCHBURG Virginia. The Citizens Saving Bank at Lynchburg. These banks played a role in managing the Confederacy's finances, which were heavily strained by the war.

Antique 1862 CIVIL WAR MEDICAL EXEMPTION CLAIM Manuscript NY Letter EPILEPSY

1861 Jefferson College Medical Doctor Diploma Civil War Surgeon Signed 10th CT

1861 Jefferson College diploma for Loren H. Pease who served as an Assistant Surgeon with the 10th Regiment, Connecticut Infantry during the Civil War. The diploma is signed by various members of the faculty, including Charles Meigs and Robley Dunglison. Approx. 19.5" x 24."

Civil War Bureau of Records of the War of the Rebellion certificate 1890

This is an Original certificate from the General Headquarters State of New York Adjutant Generals Office. It is dated October 9th, 1890 and states the record of Dennison S Ammeman and his dates of enlistment, May 22, 1861 and when he was honorably discharged on August 9, 1862. He was a musician in the band, 33rd regiment New York Volunteers. It is not often you find paperwork with the war of the rebellion referring to the civil war. Measures 10.5 by 8.5 inches. Please see the photos for content and condition. A REAL FIND.

1863 CIVIL WAR Paymaster Receipt 7th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers (Morris Is)

Condition & Authenticity.

Rare 1864 Confederate States of America $5000 Non Taxable Bond Certificate

My understanding is that a bonds of this size are pretty rare. That is a lot of money in the 1860s. Issued November 28, 1864 in Richmond. My guess is that it was never paid off. . With raised notary seal.

1867 New York Volunteers Co C 144 Regiment Civil War Bounty Claim Letter

This is an original Civil War bounty claim letter dated December 12th 1867 for a deceased member of the New York Volunteers Co C 144th Regiment. This historical document is from the New York State Military Agency located in Washington D.C. and is signed by Lt. Col. J.E. Lee. As an original period item, the letter holds value as a collectible piece of militaria, offering a tangible connection to the past and the soldiers who served during this tumultuous time in American history. Please see the photos for content and condition.

SIGNED CIVIL WAR 3rd S.C BLACK Volunteer Infantry General Orders #1 C. W. Foster

General Orders No. 1, dated January 11, 1862, from Headquarters, 3rd Brigade, Hilton Head, S.C.

1863 Civil War General Orders — 16th US Infantry Captain G. T. Woodson Dismissed

It states, “By direction of the President, Captain George T. Woodson, 16th U.S. Infantry, is hereby dismissed the service of the United States.”.

1863 CIVIL WAR TRANSFERS of ORDNANCE STORES BLANK FORM NO. 7 a- ANTIQUE ORIGINAL

It is an ANTIQUE ORIGINAL BLANK FORM, by Order of Gen. George D. Ramsey - Chief of Ordnance. This form is slightly different than the last one we recently sold, and smaller. We specialize in Antique Arms, Military, Cowboy, Indian and Western History.

Autograph Confederate Governor Georgia Civil War Joseph Brown CSA Senator Judge

Likely signed after the Civil War. I am an old school wholesale dealer and have scoured New England, California and Georgia for material.

Org. By State Of Illinois Lewis Ingerson 2nd Reg Illinois Vol Cavalry Civil War

State if Illinois prroviding records of Lewis Ingerson enlistment and discharge, with a detailed information about his of his making. The product is an original document related to the Illinois Volunteer Cavalry during the Civil War. This piece of militaria history provides a glimpse into the conflict and activities of the Civil War, specifically in Illinois. The document would be a valuable addition to any collection of Civil War memorabilia, offering a unique perspective on the war through the eyes of the Illinois Volunteer Cavalry.

CIVIL WAR SOUTH CAROLINA ORANGEBURG MURDER FREEDMAN ORDER 1865

2pp 8 x 5" ptd. Age stains, 2 slits on left margin, Overall VG. General & Special Orders were issued to communicate commands and information to the Army. th century including Civil War era were printed on an 8 x 5” sheet of quality rag paper.

CIVIL WAR CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIER'S DISCHARGE

Historic Charlestown US Navy Yard, Massachusetts was active from 1801 through the Civil War and is now a National Historic Park.

CIVIL WAR 11TH MARYLAND VOLUNTEER DISCHARGE 1865 BALTIMORE

Captain Joseph R Keene served in the original 11th MD and fought at the Battle of Monacacy, Maryland in 1864. Captain Robert H Offley served as an officer with the 1st US Infantry before the War and was wounded in action serving the Parrott Rifle and Dahlgren guns during the siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

GENERAL GEORGE THOMAS COMMAND ORDER NASHVILLE TENNESSEE 1865

General George H Thomas saved the Union Army at the Battle of Chickamauga, Georgia after the battlefield was abandoned by his superior officers (for which where he earned the sobriquet "The Rock of Chickamauga") and in January, 1865 effectively destroyed Hood's Army at the Battle of Nashville.

1862 Civil War Union Confederate Army Receipt for 309 Head of Cattle

A receipt for 309 head of beef cattle signed by Confederate officer captain S.T. Stuart. In good condition.

ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR 119TH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY SOLDIER QM DOCUMENT 6TH CORPS

1889 Price Raid Claims Kansas Civil War Report Commissioner Caldwell Topeka Rare

Antique 1889 Report of the Price Raid Commissioner, published in Topeka, Kansas. Condition is poor but complete. The text block is detached from the cover, with spine separation and loose preliminary pages.

1848 Oregon Territory Christian Anti Slavery Speech Book Pre Civil War

"Slavery in the Territories," an original 1848 speech by US Representative William Collins of New York on the extension of slavery into the territory of Oregon. Collins has vigorous anti-slavery views founded on Christian teaching and will not compromise.

1864 CIVIL WAR Union Army NAMED Enlistment Document Paper Private Missouri GAR

Missouri in 1864. Appears to have all original signatures in order. It has a small tear along the fold. See pictures for condition.

Civil War Army of Cumberland Invitation Card & Note, 11th Reunion 1879

7 1/4" x 5" invitation on heavy stock to the 11th reunion in Washington Nov. 19 & 20, 1879 & for the unveiling of a statue of General Thomas. Note the executive committee were all vets-James A. Garfield, Thomas Young & A.McD. McCook. This invitation was to Gov. John Phelps of Missouri. He, too, was an ex Union soldier & had seen heavy combat at Pea Ridge. The invitations to all the governors were sent out & supposedly signed by a Brevet Major General. Supposedly this was R.S. Granger, but the signature on this letter does not match his. It is actually that of General A. McD. McCook Nice pair & scarce invitation card. Price includes insurance.

CIVIL WAR DISCHARGE PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG CRISIS PITTSBURG VOLUNTEERS

Original 1865 Civil War Discharge Co. B,76th Ohio Vol Inf Vol Mustered July 1866

Original ink 2 sided discharge paper dated 1865 for Private Robert Steward, Company B, 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (76th O.V.I.). Issued Louisville, KY after service in campaigns including Vicksburg, Atlanta, and Sherman’s March. Good legibility; original signatures/stamps present. Oath of identity on back from 1877. Filed for recording in Shelby County, OH May, 1881. This historical document provides a glimpse into the United States' Civil War era, with a focus on the military and the experiences of soldiers during this tumultuous time. It allows for a unique connection to the past and offers valuable insights into the history of the conflict.