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CLIPPED SIGNATURE OF THOMAS JONATHAN “STONEWALL” JACKSON FROM MEXICAN WAR
Signature in ink reads, “T.J. JACKSON / 1ST LT & BVT. MAJ. 1ST ARTY. / A.A. QTR. MSTR.”. Entirely legible, on clipped paper that measures 3 ½” X 1 ¼”. Paper has very light yellowing in… (814-58). Learn More »
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SIGNATURE IN U.S. SENATE MESSENGER DELIVERY BOOK, DATED MARCH 8, 1865
Ink signature, measures 1.5 x 5”, clean and bold --“A. Lincoln”. This Lincoln signature is one of a number entered in a small leather-bound delivery book kept by US Senate messenger Frank A.… (959-04). Learn More »
LETTER WITH SIGNATURE OF ISAAC BUTT, 1876
Letter reads, “May 8th 1876, Dear Sir, In reply to your letter of the 20th of last month just received I can only say that it gives me pleasure to find that you think my autograph worth having. I… (L12055). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPH OF ADMIRAL SILAS STRINGHAM
Signature in ink reads, “OCTO. 20/51, S.H. STRINGHAM, CAPTAIN, U.S.N.”. Entirely legible, on clipped paper that measures 3 5/8” x ¾”. Paper has brown spotting at top left. Signature remains… (913-77). Learn More »
JOHN CALDWELL TIDBALL LETTER- WRITTEN FROM CAMP OPPOSITE FREDERICKSBURG, DECEMBER 12, 1862
Letter was composed by John Caldwell Tidball (January 25, 1825 – May 15, 1906), a career military officer, noted for his service in the horse artillery in the cavalry in the Union Army during the… (L15330). Learn More »
LETTER WITH SIGNATURE OF ALEXANDER MARTIN SULLIVAN, 1878
Letter reads,“13, May 1878, Dear Sir, By a curious blunder, I have in complying with your request, written 13th of April instead of 13th of March- on the enclosed. Yours faithfully, A.M. Sullivan,… (L12058). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPH OF OLIVER O. HOWARD
Signature in pencil reads, “O.O. HOWARD”. Entirely legible, on sheet of paper that measures 5 ¾” x 6 ¾”. Paper has yellowed with age and shows light smudges, while edges have dark water… (913-74). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPHED CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS
CDV is a waist-up, side view of General Rosecrans wearing a dark colored double breasted frock coat with shoulder straps. Bottom of mount is autographed in period ink, “W.S. ROSECRANS, MAJ… (846-51). Learn More »
$212.00
Originally $250.00
AUTOGRAPH OF MAJOR GENERAL SAMUEL PETER HEINTZELMAN
Signature in ink reads, “S.P. HEINTZELMAN”. Entirely legible, on clipped paper that measures 2 ¾” X 7/8”. Paper has yellowed with age and shows smudges. Also included is a page that was… (913-83). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPH OF GOVERNOR JOSEPH EMERSON BROWN
Signature in ink reads, “VERY RESPECTFULLY, JOSEPH E. BROWN”. Entirely legible, on clipped paper that measures 4 ½” x 2 ¼”. Paper has yellowed with age and shows some smudges. Also included… (913-88). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPH OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL BERNARD BEE
Signature in ink reads, “BERN BEE”. Entirely legible, on clipped paper that measures 2 3/8”” x 5/8”. Paper has light smudges. Signature remains dark, with no fading. Barnard Elliott Bee Jr.… (913-68). Learn More »
AUTOGRAPH OF GENERAL NATHANIEL BANKS
Signature in ink reads, “YOURS, NAT BANKS, USA” on clipped paper that measures 2” X 1 5/8”. Paper has yellowed with age and shows spots. Signature is mounted on tan colored card stock with an… (913-82). Learn More »
CHECK FROM GETTYSBURG RESIDENT DAVID KENDLEHEART TO DR. J. WILLIAM O’NEAL
This check was drawn on the Gettysburg National Bank and is so marked on the face. It was written by David Kendlehart to Dr. J. W. C. O’Neal who signed the check on the back. The check is dated… (L14539). Learn More »
SAMUEL COOPER AUTOGRAPH
Clipped single line-signature, running three inches in length, on faded brown ink, on paper 3.875 x .75” VG, and entirely legible. Samuel Cooper was a New Yorker, and career army officer [West… (913-408). Learn More »
HOWELL COBB AUTOGRAPH
Clipped signature, in slightly faded brown ink, on paper measuring 1.25 x 3.5.” Clear clan and entirely legible. Howell Cobb was a highly prominent figure in Confederate circles both political and… (913-87). Learn More »
1862 ADS DIRECTED TO GEN. BURNSIDE, WITH SEVERAL 9TH CORPS RELATED SIGNATURES INCLUDING MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER GEN. ORLANDO B. WILLCOX
One page letter on 9 ¾” x 7 ¾” lined paper. Dated “Head Quarters 103d N.Y. Vols. / Pleasant Valley Md. October 13, 1862”. Directed to “Major General Burnside, Commanding 9th Army… (475-204). Learn More »
$375.00
Originally $425.00
1890 ALS CS GEN. WADE HAMPTON
This post-Civil War letter, written in ink, is 1 2/3 pages in length, 5x8”. Dated “Washn Sept 3d 1890” and directed to Episcopal Reverend Beverly D. Tucker. Overall very fine condition, all… (475-200). Learn More »
$295.00
Originally $350.00
CLIPPED SIGNATURE OF COL. WILLIAM ROGERS, 21ST NEW YORK VOL. INFANTRY
Signature was taken from a letter. It reads, “APPROVED AND RESECTFULLY FOR-WARDED. CAPT. CANFIELD WAS VERY SEV-ERELY WOUNDED IN THE FORT AS STATED. W.F. ROGERS/ COL. 21ST N.Y.I. VOLS / CMDR. 3RD… (889-143). Learn More »
EARLY LITHOGRAPH AND CLIPPED SIGNATURE OF U.S. GENERAL FRANZ SIGEL
This lithograph is an image of Franz Sigel standing in uniform. In the background are soldiers, horses and a U.S. flag. Below image type reads, “Likeness from a recent photograph from life. Johnson,… (462-101). Learn More »
FRAMED BRADY PHOTOGRAPH & LETTER OF GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET WITH POST MASTER JOHN M.G. PARKER
This is an outstanding collectible of both an original photo, plus letter written and signed by General James Longstreet. Photograph was taken in Matthew Brady’s studio in November of 1865 while… (573-57). Learn More »
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