Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 2

(1814 - 1876) Union brigadier general who organized the Iron Brigade, faced Jackson's entire corps at Groveton. A.L.S. 1p. 4to., Washington, Ju...

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

(1835 - 1905) Confederate major general and nephew of Robert E. Lee who directed troops in Stuart's ride around McClellan, and fought at Antiet...

An extraordinary relic, a lock of 10-15 strands of Robert E. Lee's hair. The lock was removed by us from a larger lock contained within a ca. 18...

(1833 - 1908) Confederate Lieutenant General who directed artillery at Second Bull Run and Antietam, later led a corps at Atlanta and in the Carolina

(1821 - 1896) Union brigadier general who led a division at Atlanta and in Sherman's March to the Sea. A.L.S. "M. D. Legget" as Commi...

(1826 - 1886) Union major general whose successes at Belmont and Atlanta won him the praises of Grant and Sherman. He also founded Memorial Day. A.L.

(1826 - 1886) Union major general whose successes at Belmont and Atlanta won him the praises of Grant and Sherman. He also founded Memorial Day. A.E.

(1818 - 1861) Union brigadier general who met with Confederate representatives and declared "This means war", he later put down the pro-C...

(1817 - 1891) Confederate brigadier general captured at Island No. 10 in April 1862. Upon his release became chief of staff for Braxton Bragg. Later s

(1813-1893) South Carolina state delegate to the Secession Convention, elected Governor in December, 1864. A.L.S. "A. G. Magrath" on his l...

(1807 - 1871) Confederate major general, "Prince John" routed Union forces at Big Bethel and re-captured Galveston in a daring attack in ...

(1798 - 1871) Confederate Congressman and commissioner to Great Britain and France. He and John Slidell were removed by Federal forces from a British

(1822 - 1900) Confederate major general who fought at Pea Ridge and later served with the Army of the West at Iuka and Corinth. War-date signed endor

(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

(1831-1903) Union major general whose career was damaged because of his participation in the route at Chickamauga. Partly-printed A.E.S. "A. Mc...

(1815 - 1879) Confederate major general, garnered severe criticism while commanding at New Madrid for his handling of the defense, fought at Richmond,

(1829 - 1902) Union brevet major general who fought at 1st Bull Run, Vicksburg, Brice's Cross Roads, and Mobile. A.L.S. "W. L. McMillen&quo...

(1823 - 1882) Union brigadier general who was severely wounded at Wilson's Creek. He later fought at Perryville and Chickamauga. A.L.S. "Ro...

(1824 - 1907) Confederate brigadier general of the 51st Alabama, he fought at Bull Run and Chickamauga, and harassed Sherman from Atlanta to Savannah

(1830 - 1884) Union general who helped save the Federal army at Chickamauga. He accidentally mortally wounded himself while cleaning a gun after the w

(1826 - 1905) Union brigadier general who lost a leg at Port Hudson and declined Butler's orders to burn Baton Rouge. A.L.S. "H. E. Paine&q...

(1806 - 1878) Confederate major general, who fought at Belmont and was second-in-command at Fort Donelson from which he fled to avoid capture by Gran

(1822 - 1901) Union major general who fought at Second Bull Run and Antietam. He was later accused by Pope of "disobedience and disloyalty&quo...

(1828 - 1919) Confederate brigadier general who declined firing the first shot on Fort Sumter, later captured at Petersburg. Nice signature removed f

(1822 - 1899) Union brigadier general who repulsed the Confederates at Cheat Mountain and held that portion of West Virginia for the Union. He also s

(1810 - 1897) Confederate brigadier general who led a corps at Shiloh, later serving under Bragg, Van Dorn, and Joseph E. Johnston. A.D.S. signed fou

(1826 - 1904) Union brigadier general who fought at Iuka and Vicksburg, later serving in Missouri and Arkansas. A.L.S. "John B. Sanborn" 1...

(1809 - 1890) Union major general who fought Jackson in the Valley campaign, wounded at Second Bull Run. Bold signature on a small sheet.

(1786 - 1866) Union major general whose successes during the Mexican War failed to prepare him for command of Union forces in the Civil War. A.L.S. 2p

(1827-1911) Union brigadier general captured at the Wilderness and held hostage under the guns during the bombardment of Charleston. A.L.S. "A...

(1819 - 1878) Union brigadier general who commanded a brigade at New Orleans and was appointed by Butler to be military commander of the city. War-da

(1831 - 1888) Union major general of cavalry and famous Indian fighter. Sheridan's fighting prowess was evident throughout the war, from Boonev...

(1820 - 1891) Union major general declared by the press to be "insane", he led his army in their March to the Sea, taking Atlanta, Savanna...

(1820 - 1891) Union major general declared by the press to be "insane", he led his army in their March to the Sea, taking Atlanta, Savanna...

(1820 - 1891) Union major general declared by the press to be "insane", he led his army in their March to the Sea, taking Atlanta, Savanna...

(1822 - 1899) Union brigadier general who repulsed the Confederates at Cheat Mountain and held that portion of West Virginia for the Union. He also s

(1790 - 1877) War of 1812 veteran severely wounded at the Battle of Lake Champlain, later served as Union rear admiral and chief of the Bureau of Yar

(1802 - 1890) Treasurer of the United States under three presidents, commencing with Abraham Lincoln. War-date A.L.S. "F. E. Spinner", on...

(1814 - 1869) Secretary of War in Abraham Lincoln's cabinet whose dismissal by Andrew Johnson led to impeachment hearings for the president. Wa...

(1817 - 1888) Confederate major general who led with distinction at Cumberland Gap, later captured at Vicksburg, exchanged, and again led his forces

(1822 - 1898) Confederate major general who fought with Jackson in the Valley, and commanded Jackson's division at Fredericksburg. he ended the...

(1810 - 1885) Confederate Secretary of State and Brigadier General whose brigade held the stone bridge at Antietam. Nice signature "R. Toombs&...

(1817 - 1893) Union brevet brigadier general and chief of staff to Winfield Scott. A.L.S. "E. D. Townsend", on War Department letterhead,...

(1790 - 1862) Confederate major general who turned over his Federal forces to Ben McCulloch at the start of the war, and was later given command of t

(1838 - 1898) Union brevet major general who fought at Shiloh, Atlanta, and was with Sherman during the March to the Sea. A.L.S. "Charles Walcu...

(1827 - 1905) Union major general who saw action at Forts Henry and Donelson and was later criticized by Grant for his costly hesitancy at Shiloh. Wa

(1818 - 1882) Union major general who led three divisions in Grant's siege and ultimate taking of Vicksburg. War-date A.E.S. "C. C. Washbu...

(1835 - 1911) Union brigadier general who held the "Bloody Angle" against Pickett's charge at Gettysburg. D.S. 2pp. large 4to., with ...

(1835 - 1884) Union major general who commanded a division at Port Hudson and a corps during the Petersburg and Appomattox campaigns. War-date A.E.S.