Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 1

(1835-1865) Confederate spy who was the only naval officer authorized by the Confederate government to organized and led a partisan band against the F

(1835 - 1894) Confederate major general who commanded a brigade of cavalry with Wheeler at Atlanta, also wounded at Perryville. Rare war-date A.E.S.

(1835-1894) Confederate major general, the last appointed by Jefferson Davis although he surrendered as a brigadier general. Allen served with Major G

(1817 - 1864) Confederate brigadier general and colonel of the 5th Texas in Hood's Brigade,, fought at Antietam, Chancellorsville and Gettysbur...

(1818 - 1893) Confederate major general who initiated the attack on Fort Sumter that started the Civil War. He also led with distinction at First Bul

(1818 - 1893) Confederate major general who initiated the attack on Fort Sumter which started the Civil War. Beauregard also led with great distincti

(1813 - 1890) Confederate brigadier general who commanded troops on Morris Island, at the beginning of the war, and a brigade at First Bull Run. In J

(1830 - 1863) Confederate major general who was wounded at the battle of Shiloh. He later died, as a POW, days after the surrender of Vicksburg - a vi

(1817 - 1876) Confederate major general who served under Albert Sidney Johnston in Kentucky, and led at Shiloh, Perryville and Stones River, relieve

(1827 - 1889) Confederate major general captured at Fort Donelson, exchanged and led forces at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Franklin where he was sev

(1828 - 1914) Union brigadier general of the 20th Maine whose valiant defense of Little Round Top prevented the Confederates from turning the line at

(1811 - 1877) Confederate brigadier general wounded at Shiloh and Baton Rouge, arrested for treason at the end of the war. War-date partly-printed of

(1835 - 1894) Confederate major general who commanded a brigade of cavalry with Wheeler at Atlanta, also wounded at Perryville. Scarce war-date L.S.

(1827 - 1863) Union brigadier general who led the 69th N.Y. and Corcoran's Irish Brigade, captured at Bull Run and paroled, killed at Fairfax w...

A great post-war 3 7/8" x 5 1/2" copy image of Henry Kyd Douglas depicting the young officer in his lieutenant's uniform with King, H...

(1819 - 1894) Confederate major general who fought throughout the war, leading a division at Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and Spotsylvania,

(1829 - 1902) Confederate major general who led Kirby Smith's brigade after the latter was wounded, later serving in the defenses of Mobile and...

(1827-1906) Confederate brigadier general who after fortifying Cumberland Gap surrendered it unconditionally to Burnside following the fall of Knoxvil

(1822 - 1891) Confederate brigadier general wounded at Seven Pines, Antietam, Chancellorsville, and finally Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg here ...

(1823 - 1873) Confederate major general who commanded a brigade at Shiloh and under Polk, captured while defending Port Hudson. Scarce war-date A.N.S

(1809-1896) Confederate brigdier general and North Carolina's adjutant and inspector general. Rare A.L.S. "R.C. Gatlin, Brvt. Major", ...

(1801 - 1899) Union brigadier general who fought at Antietam, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg; he also led a brigade in Sherman's March. Rare ...

(1815 - 1873) Confederate lieutenant general who led his corps at Shiloh and Atlanta, and attempted to halt Sherman's March to the Sea. War-dat...

(1821 - 1889) Confederate major general and brother-in-law of Stonewall Jackson, fought at Big Bethel, in the Seven days', and defended Richmon...

(1825 - 1880) Confederate brigadier general who served gallantly at Shiloh, Chickamauga and Franklin, later led cavalry attempting to destroy railroad

(1828-1868) Confederate major general who served at Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and Kennesaw Mountain were an eye wound disqualified him from further ac

(1831 - 1879) Confederate Lieutenant General who led the "Texas Brigade" at Second Bull Run and Antietam, and under Longstreet Fredericks...

(1819 - 1889) Union brigadier general who broke the Confederate pursuit at Bull Run, as Chief of Artillery at Fredericksburg his 147 gun battery open

(1798 - 1873) Confederate brigadier general of the 20th North Carolina, captured George Stoneman and 500 of his cavalrymen in southern Georgia during

Scarce war-date endorsement with rank signed with initials, written while in command of Vicksburg, Miss, Feb. 3, 1863, in part: "[name illegib...

(1834 - 1922) "Stovepipe", Confederate brigadier general who rode with Morgan and was nicknamed for his deceptive use of stovepipe joints ...

(1817 - 1880) Confederate major general who escaped Fort Donnelson to command a brigade at Shiloh, Peeryville and Stones River, and led a division at

(1816 - 1873) Confederate major general who served with distinction in the Valley campaign of 1862. Led Stonewall Jackson's old division at Gett...

(1820 - 1864) Confederate brigadier general seriously wounded at Culps Hill on the first day at Gettysburg, killed in action leading his men at Spots

(1820 - 1887) Confederate major general who served as Beauregard's Chief of Artillery at Bull Run, later he succeeded Beauregard to command the...

(1815 - 1862) Union major general who served in Napoleon III's guard, lost an arm during the Mexican War, and led with distinction in the Penin...

(1818 - 1896) Confederate brigadier general who led with distinction at Cedar Mountain, Second Bull Run, and Antietam, where he was severely wounded.

(1811 - 1866) Confederate brigadier general who constructed the defenses at Mobile and Chattanooga. After the war he fled to Mexico and later Canada

(1811 - 1866) Confederate brigadier general who constructed the defenses at Mobile and Chattanooga. After the war he fled to Mexico and then Canada,

(1835 - 1905) Confederate major general and nephew of Robert E. Lee. Fitzhugh Lee directed cavalry in Stuart's ride around McClellan and fought...

(1806 - 1873) Wife of Confederate Lt. Gen. Robert E. Lee and the only daughter of George Washington Parke Custis, grandson of Martha Washington. Rare

(1821 - 1904) Confederate major general who commanded Lee's right wing at Antietam, and the left flank at Chickamauga. Longstreet has been accu...

(1822 - 1884) Confederate major general who was forced to cede New Orleans to superior Union forces. Later served at Corinth. Rare war-date A.L.S. 2pp

(1822 - 1862) Union General mortally wounded at Antietam, leading his men in a charge. Excellent war-date A.Q.S. 1p. 8vo., Newport News, Dec. 22, 1861

(1826 - 1885) Union major general and general-in-chief of the army whose hesitation in attacking Confederate forces caused him to be sacked by Lincol

(1828 - 1864) Union major general who fought in Grant's Tennessee campaigns, let the right wing at Vicksburg, and was killed in battle at Atlan...

(1815 - 1872) Union major general who commanded brilliantly at Gettysburg, leading to a Union victory and the turning point of the Civil War. A.L.S.

(1823 - 1867) Irish-born Union brigadier general who commanded his Irish Brigade at Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville where his brigade w

(1816 - 1863) Confederate brigadier general who surrendered Fort Henry, later commanded at Corinth and Vicksburg, killed in action at Champion'...

(1840-1864) Stonewall Jackson's youngest staff member and aide and it is said that Jackson loved him like a son, killed a few days short of his...