Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 2

(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.

(1836 - 1906) Confederate major general, "Fighting Joe" was a brilliant cavalry officer who raided Rosecrans at Chattanooga and harassed ...

(1822 - 1866) Union brigadier general active at Gettysburg, Petersburg, and Atlanta. He was also adjutant general of the Army of the Potomac. War-dat

(1800 - 1865) Confederate brigadier general and commander of the Confederate Libby Prison, Belle Isle and the notorious prison at Andersonville. He e

(1800 - 1865) Confederate brigadier general and commander of the Confederate Libby Prison, Belle Isle and the notorious prison at Andersonville. He e

(1800 - 1865) Confederate brigadier general and commander of the Confederate Libby Prison, Belle Isle and the notorious prison at Andersonville. He e

(1800 - 1865) Confederate brigadier general and commander of the Confederate Libby Prison, Belle Isle and the notorious prison at Andersonville. He e

(1811 - 1873) Union naval officer and captain of the "Kearsarge", he was active against Confederate blockade runners, most notably in his...

(1784 - 1869) Union major general who fought off the Confederates at Fort Monroe and occupied Norfolk. Lot of two A.L.S.'s, 3pp. total, 4to., T...

(1818 - 1897) Union naval commander of the Monitor during her historic clash with the CSS Merrimac at Hampton Roads. A.L.S. 1p. sm. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.

A fine lot of 15 Union general signatures, all penned on individual beige cards and in fine condition. Included are JOSEPH R. HAWLEY, NEAL DOW, LEWIS