1860 Letter by Ambassador William Preston, Minister to Spain, Months Before Resigning to Join Confederacy — "There is no longer violence, rage, & fury, but the apathy that precedes death"

$500.00

1863 Letter by Lieutenant William E. Perkins, 2nd Massachusetts — Coming to Rosecrans's Relief after Chickamauga — "People down here don’t seem willing to admit that he has suffered a defeat"

$285.00

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Mid-1850's Daguerreotype of Young Infantry Officer

$850.00

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Christmas 1862 Letter by Sergeant Herbert Merriam, 44th Massachusetts — Foster's Goldsboro Expedition — Accounts of Battles of Kinston and White Hall — Destruction of Railroad

$700.00

Brass Insignia for US Marine Corps Shako

$230.00

List of Personal Effects of Private Timothy Grannis, 1st Berdan's Sharpshooters — Died of Disease January 31, 1862

$90.00

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1863 Letter by Pvt Charles VanWagoner, 141st New York — Skirmish after Wauhatchie — "the rebs came out of the woods into the corn field a little too strong for our boys and captured two of the wagons"

$260.00

1862 Letter by Private Charles H. Palmer, Independent Company A, Illinois Cavalry — Pilot Knob, Missouri — "We have got our revolvers. They are six shooters"

$170.00

c. 1890 Cabinet Card of Massachusetts Militia Sergeant Armed with Rifle — Photographer A. J. Nowell, Stoneham, Massachusetts

$50.00

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1864 Military Telegraph Message Signed by Major John G. Hazard, 2nd Corps Artillery Brigade — Siege of Petersburg — Reassigning 3rd Vermont Battery and 27th New York Battery

$195.00

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CDV of Unidentified Union Captain

$70.00

1864 Letter by Corp. John Cottrell, 86th New York — Petersburg Trenches —"there is little holes left in the sides, & those miserable places we have to crawl into when the Rebs throw over their shells"

$200.00

Sixth Plate Tintype of Union Soldier Armed with Lorenz Rifle

$400.00

1862 Battlefield Letter by Lieut. Mathias E. Richards, Aide to Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett — Battle of Fredericksburg — "the rebs on the hills before us shell us whenever they take a notion"

$385.00

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1864 Letter by Lt. Mathias E. Richards, Aide to Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett — June 18 Attack at Petersburg — "We have driven him out of several lines of works but he falls back into others ready prepared"

$325.00

1861 Letter by Private J. H. Merrithew, 23rd New York — General Wadsworth "dare not let our whole regiment go out...for the boys are so fierce to fight the rebels that they would...go to Bull's Run"

$165.00

1862 Letter by Private Levi Lewis, 35th Alabama Infantry — Second Battle of Corinth — "The General says that the 35th saved him, and that is a great prize, for is though we did not flinch."

$500.00

1863 Letter by General Henry Shaw Briggs — Commanding Draft Rendezvous Camp — Gen. Devens "says that he is mortified and pained 'at the failure of the draft in Mass.'—that it will not yield 3,000 men"

$200.00

1864 Letter by Corporal DeElton F. Joslin, 16th New York Heavy Artillery — Battle of New Market Heights — "My Regt was the nearest Regt in line of battle to Richmond City that has been since the war"

$240.00

Spanish American War Cabinet Card of Florida Bugler with Holstered Revolver

$50.00

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Patriotic Postal Cover — "The Loyal States" — New York

$25.00

Patriotic Postal Cover — "The Loyal States" — Delaware

$25.00

Patriotic Postal Cover — "The Loyal States" — Iowa

$25.00

1862 Letter by Lieutenant Morris A. Brown, 8th Virginia Cavalry — Colonel Walter H. Jenifer "has been displaced from the command of this district" after the Burning of Princeton, West Virginia

$150.00

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c. 1890 Cabinet Card of 2nd Massachusetts Bugler, Company E, by Photographer George H. Thompson, Orange, Massachusetts

$50.00

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1865 Letter by Captain Alexander K. Alley, 35th Tennessee — Seeks Staff Position with Former Commanding Officer, Brigadier General Benjamin J. Hill

$150.00

1861 Letter by General John G. Barnard, Chief Engineer, Army of the Potomac — Transfer of Artillery Between Forts — "You may send down two of the those siege guns (24”) to Fort Lyon from Fort Scott"

$175.00

1862 Letter by Private Philip Crewell, 34th New York — Comrade "having plenty of liquor, didn’t look where he was going and run off of a bridge of about 30 feet" — News from Battle of Kernstown

$175.00

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CDV of William G. "Parson" Brownlow, Reconstruction Governor of Tennessee

$100.00

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CDV of William G. "Parson" Brownlow, Reconstruction Governor of Tennessee

$90.00

1861 Letter by Private William Schlosser, 9th Pennsylvania Volunteers — Battle of Falling Waters (Hoke's Run) and Jackson's Destruction of Railroad Locomotives and Coal Cars at Martinsburg, Virginia

$525.00

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1861 Letter by Lieutenant Colonel William H. Ward, 12th New York — With General Patterson before Bull Run — "if McDowell’s column is to move in connection with ours...we should rout them completely"

$285.00

1864 Military Telegraph — Franklin / Nashville Campaign — Quartermaster at Bridgeport Asked to "put the Employees of this Dept at work on fortifications"

$70.00

1862 Letter by Private Francis J. McKee, 16th Ohio — Movements Leading up to Battle of Chickasaw Bayou — Vicksburg "is where we will make the Rebels skedaddle"

$210.00

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CDV from Engraving of Confederate General Richard S. Ewell

$40.00

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Patriotic Postal Cover — "The Constitution and the Laws" — 34-Star Flag

$25.00

Incredible 1862 Autograph Letter Signed by General James W. Denver — Advance at the Siege of Corinth — "I soon received orders to take two regiments, a battery, and some cavalry, and move forward"

$1,250.00

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