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Incredible assortment of items related to Confederate General Robert E. Lee, beautifully framed. Lot includes: (1) six strands of Lee's hair, au...

Magnificent framed display of Confederate General Robert E. Lee's eloquent Order #9, where he surrenders the Army of Northern Virginia to U.S. G...

United States parole document signed by Confederate soldier L.N. Cole of the 8th Alabama Cavalry. Document #631 dated 14 May 1865 reads in part, ...

Slavery document signed ''Benjamin'' by Judah B. Benjamin, who would serve as the Confederate States Secretary of State, War and Att...

“The New York Herald” datelined New York, Sunday, 25 August 1861. Front page headline reads, “Another View of Bull Run Battle Field / The Rebel Plan o

Very rare portions of the Confederate flag which Colonel Ephraim Ellsworth, a close friend of President Lincoln, attempted to tear down which resulted

Three Civil War documents signed by Rear Admiral Samuel P. Lee, famed Union Admiral, grandson of DOI Signer Richard Henry Lee and third cousin of the

''A Tribute of Respect: in Memory of Commander Richard Worsam Meade'' by Wilbur F. Brown. New York: Privately published by the Post:...

Scarce signed CDV of Confederate General Robert E. Lee in his military uniform. 2.5'' x 4'' photo on cardstock signed ''R.E....

General William T. Sherman signed CDV. Three-quarter portrait image of Sherman in uniform boldly signed to reverse, “W.T. Sherman / Maj Genl.” Backmar

Civil War crisp and clear CDV of Union Major General Samuel Heintzelman. Published from an engraving, not a photograph. Measures 2.5'' x 4&#...

CDV of Major Vernon R. Bridges, Surgeon of the 126th Illinois Infantry. Ink inscription to image reads, “Maj. V R Bridges / Surgeon 126th Ills Infty.”

Signed image of Union Major Francis Jordan. Ink inscription to bottom margin of front reads ''Yours Truly / Fr. Jordan.'' Jordan enl...

CDV of Sergeant Major Duane M. Hall of the 123rd New York Infantry, Company E. Ink inscription to reverse reads, “Compliments of Duane Hall / Sergt Ma

CDV of Confederate soldier F. J. Mullin of the 33rd Texas Cavalry, Company A. Bust portrait of Mullin accompanied by an image of his wife. Images iden

Signed CDV of Major Theodore Winthrop, believed the first Union Officer of rank killed in battle. He served with the 7th New York Infantry during Big

Ambrotype civil war photo of a uniformed Union soldier with mustache, five gold buttons. Gold gilded frame with floral designs, glass, no case. Image

General Banks CDV. Pencil inscription to bottom margin reads ''Banks.'' Pencil to verso reads ''Gen. Banks.'' Backma...

Brady CDV of Civil War soldier identified on verso as ''Henry.'' Pencil signature faded at the last name, making it difficult to rea...

General Burnside CDV. Pencil inscription to bottom margin reads ''Burnside.'' Pencil to verso reads ''Gen. Burnside''...