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Dated “Camp Alabama,” Oct. 1, 1862. Addressed to his father. 3 pp. in pencil on lined paper. 6.625 x 8.” Exhibits fold-marks, w/soiled rear-page creases. Writing is lightly while remaining… (945-393). Learn More »
$125.00
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Dated “Camp Alabama Sept. 7th 1862.” Addressed to younger brothers Dempsey and Willy. 4 pp. in ink on unlined paper, 7.625 x 9.625.” Exhibits fold-marks, soiling on rear page, w/ lightly faded… (945-391). Learn More »
$125.00
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This is an uncut sheet of five checks for the Connecticut Arms Co in Norfolk, Connecticut. Each check is pre-printed with the usual text and a blank date of “186_” showing they are wartime. The… (490-2381). Learn More »
Tan colored silk ribbon has navy blue lettering that reads, “BOLTON POST NO. 471, G.A.R. LANSINGBURGH. RE-UNION OF THE 115th N.Y.S. VOLS. AT WATERFORD, AUGUST 26th, 1887". Center of ribbon features… (1094-233). Learn More »
Light blue colored silk ribbon has black lettering that reads, "GUEST BOLTON POST NO. 471, G.A.R. / LANSINGBURGH. RE-UNION OF THE 115 N.Y.S. VOLS. AT WATERFORD AUGUST 26th, 1887". Image in center is a… (1094-211). Learn More »
Badge features a celluloid button with a blue star in the center. Edges of button show a U.S. flag. Hanging from button is a red, white and blue striped silk ribbon with gold lettering that reads,… (224-276). Learn More »
$135.00
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Front page of brochure shows lithograph images of Union soldiers marching with U.S. flag, an artillery piece, and a covered wagon. Inside features pasted stamp type images of McKitterick, Tompkins and… (1094-239). Learn More »
Letter is three and three-quarter pages written in period ink that is strong throughout. Text is readable but silverfish have gotten at the paper eating various sections so that the paper looks to… (1054-2226). Learn More »
$450.00
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Letter is four full pages written on a 5.00 x 8.00 inch sheet of paper in very legible period ink by John C. Page of Company F, 1st Regiment U. S. Sharpshooters. Letter is dated “OLD CAMP VIRGINIA… (1054-2310). Learn More »
$350.00
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This print is titled “A WATCHED POT NEVER BOILS.” The subject of the print is a young, sleeping, Black boy wearing a forage cap, sack coat and trousers laying on a blanket on the ground. In front… (1100-117). Learn More »
Issued to Mrs. David A. Buehler (July 12, 1887). 17 x 14.25” Pre-printed Form on light card paper, featuring upper and lower pictorial vignettes w/ miniature bust of Generals Reynolds and Meade. The… (635-443). Learn More »
Preprinted document on white paper. Item meas. approx. 8.00 x 10.00 inches and has a smaller document attached. The larger document is in fair condition with masking tape supporting a fold on the… (141-45). Learn More »
Dated “Head quarters 29th Veterans./ January 7th, 1864.” Addressed to Lieut. John M. Deane (Medal of Honor recipient for bravery at Fort Stedman, VA, 3/25/1865} 2 pp. in pencil on lined paper,… (846-344). Learn More »
Dated “In Camp near Lenoir Tennessee / Nov 1st [& 2nd]. Addressed to Lieut. John M. Deane [Medal of Honor recipient for bravery at Ft. Stedman, VA, 3/25/1865]. 4 pp. in ink on unlined paper… (846-343). Learn More »
Dated “Headquarters 2nd Brigade, 9th Army Corps Sunday P.M. Sept. 20 (1863).” Addressed to Lieut. John M. Deane (Medal of Honor recipient for bravery at Ft. Stedman, VA, 3/25/1865). 4 pp. in ink… (846-342). Learn More »
A few of the letters are addressed to Eliza’s husband, David Muson Osborne, founder of a successful farm machine company that was an early acquisition of International Harvester, and several are… (L15607). Learn More »
$6,500.00
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Vol. 6. 4 pp., 25 x 19.75”, eight columns. Exhibits center horizontal fold-mark, light chipping at the margins. Else VG & entirely legible. In the 1880s tiny Emporia was a two newspaper town,… (998-2134). Learn More »
Dated “30 March 1862.” 4 pp. in ink on unlined paper, 7.75” x 9.75. Exhibits fold-marks, light soiling along right margin. Else VG, and entirely legible. This unsigned letter is docketed with… (1107-145). Learn More »
Post-1918 Armistice, undated. 3 pp. in ink on unlined paper, 8” by 10.5. Final three pages of four-page letter. Exhibits fold-marks, else VG. Text: (26th U.S. Infantry marching to German occupation… (846-261). Learn More »
The sword is a non-regulation imported 1850 pattern officer's French manufactured sword. It is 36 ¾ inches overall with a slightly curved 31 3/8-inch blade with a double fuller. The blade appears to… (1043-366). Learn More »
$2,500.00
Originally $2,950.00
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During the Civil War, gold hat cords were reserved for general officers, but they were later adopted for wear by members of the G.A.R. on their slouch hats. This one is in excellent condition, with bright color and no wear, abrasions or losses. This… (766-1093). Learn More »