Collectibles, Original Historical Documents +

The War in Indiana. Letter from civilian clergyman in Knoxville, Ind., July 11, 1862, 2 pp., 7 1/2 x 1 2. Writing of the scarcity of money, military m

Frightening the Rebels into submission.... Letter to Union Corporal James Reid, Co. B, 79th Regt., Georgetown College Barracks, D.C., from his wife, N

Guarding 5,000 Rebels. Union soldiers letter from week-old recruit Eli Richardson, Co. G, 43rd Indiana Volunteers, Burnside Barracks, Indianapolis, In

How do you like the news about the war? Union officer's flirty letter to a lady friend, Sgt. F.H. Barnum, 14th Infantry, Ogdensburg, N.Y., Feb. ...

From Occupied Port Royal. Union soldiers letter, Hilton Head (S.C.), Dec. 3, 1861, 4 full pp. (incomplete but fascinating), in dark pencil. Highly art

There in no place like Pennsylvania.... Lengthy Union commissary soldiers letter from Richard McAllister, Knoxville, Tenn., Apr. 9, 1864, 7 1/2 x 9 3/

The Unholy War. Lengthy letter from citizen David Cory, Sparta (evidently N.Y.), Mar. 4, 1862, 7 1/2 x 1 1 1/2 , 3 full pp. "...There is such a...

The lives of the Negro.... Vitriolic condemnation of Reconstruction by S.A. Coffman, Harrisonburg (Va.), June 18, 1870, 2 pp., penned in violet ink....

Lincoln and Cabinet. Composite carte with miniature portraits of the President with eight members of his Cabinet. An unusual style in the carte size.

Gen. U.S. Grant. Union commander, in uniform, 3/4 view. Wearing mourning band on left sleeve, probably following Lincoln assassination. (The Grants ca

Gen. Robert E. Lee. Confederate Commander-in-Chief of Virginia's military and naval forces. Lincoln had Gen. Scott offer the chief command of U....

Stonewall Jackson. General Lee's "right arm"; died of wounds, 1863, when shot by fellow Confederate. A curiosity: fine mezzotint of he...

Gen. Beauregard. Confederate General, at Shiloh, Fort Sumter, coast of Georgia, and South Carolina. In uniform. Very expressive pose, expertly retouch

Gen. William J. Hardee. Considered one of the Confederacy's outstanding generals, nicknamed "Old Reliable." Anthony/Brady. In uniform....

Confederate Gen. John Hunt Morgan. Led raids into Tennessee, New York, Ohio, and Kentucky; killed in 1864. By Anthony, N.Y. Two upper corners cut, els

Capt. John N. Moffet. Of Confederate Navy, his ship the cruiser Florida. Unusual pair: one carte showing the captain seated, wearing cap, with backgro

James A. Garfield. Carte in civilian clothes. Served at Shiloh, Corinth; Chief of Staff to Gen. Rosecrans; later President of U.S., assassinated. By L

Union Gen. Philip Kearney. Pose with cape and sword. By Curry, New York City. A millionaire who chose the Army as a career, he was called by Gen. Scot

Union Gen. Winfield Scott. Head of Union Army at start of war. Seated, in uniform. Choice.

Union Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock. Wounded in Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg; Garfield's opponent in Presidential race. Carte-size portrait ...