Fine Selection of Autographs and Manuscripts

(1810 - 1883) Union major general who was at Antietam, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. Humphreys' replaced Hancock, as commander of the 2nd C...

(1810 - 1883) Union major general who commanded a division pursuing the Confederates after Antietam, at Chancellorsville, and led V Corps at Gettysbu

(1815 - 1882) Union major general at Shiloh, Corinth and Vicksburg, discharged following charges of drunkenness and corruption. A.L.S. ""...

(1823 - 1895) Confederate brigadier general who served under Stonewall Jackson at Cross Keys and Port Republic, later severely wounded at Seven Days.

(1817 - 1880) Confederate brigadier general. Commanded at Fort Donelson in 1862, but escaped capture only to be wounded while leading troops at Shiloh

(1807 - 1891) Confederate major general who led armies at Bull Run and Seven Pines. Johnston is perhaps best remembered for his stubborn defense of A

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

(1813 - 1884) Confederate Governor of Virginia who was succeeded by ""Extra Billy"" Smith and imprisoned for several months fol...

(1843- 1926) American lawyer and son of Abraham Lincoln, served with Grant and was Secretary of War. A.L.S. ""Robert T. Lincoln"&quo...

(1822 - 1884) Confederate major general who was forced to cede New Orleans to superior Union forces. Later served at Corinth. Bold war-date signature

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

(1826 - 1895) Confederate major general who fought at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and The Crater; Lee granted him a battlefield pro

(1811 - 1890) Union brigadier general who established the Point Lookout prisoner camp, and later led at the Union disaster at Cold Harbor. Nice A.L.S

(1825 - 1895) Confederate major general who commanded three brigades of Indians in combat in the Indian Territories. Bold signature adding "&q...

(1825 - 1895) Confederate major general who commanded three brigades of Native Americans in combat in the Indian Territories. Partly-printed D.S. &...

(1818 - 1885) Union major general whose army was routed at Bull Run. and who was later reprimanded for his command of the III Corps at Cedar Mountain

(1802 - 1868) Union brigadier general who led a division in the Army of the Potomac, captured at New Market Cross Roads and sent to Libby Prison. War

(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

(1812 - 1900) Union major general who led a division at Shiloh, and later led a corps at Vicksburg and Red River. Political content A.L.S. "&q...

(1812 - 1900) Union major general who led a division at Shiloh, and later led a corps at Vicksburg and Red River. A great war-date L.S. ""...

(1833 - 1909) Union brigadier general who was one of the ""Fighting McCooks"". He became territorial governor of Colorado after...

"War-date A.L.S. ""M. T. McMahon"" as chief of staff on Headquarters of the Sixth Corps letterhead, 1p. 8vo., [n.p.] Jan. 1...

(1839 - 1925) Union major general who fought through the entire Civil War, guarded Jefferson Davis after his capture, and gained greater fame as an I

(1839 - 1925) Union major general who fought through the entire course of the war, guarded Jefferson Davis after his capture, and gained greater fame

(1810 - 1862) Union major general and astronomer, Commander of the Department of the South, died at Beaufort of yellow fever. Sentiment with signatur

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

(1806 - 1881) American businessman and the first president of Wells, Fargo & Company. A.L.S. ""E. D. Morgan"" 2pp. 12mo., N...

(1822 - 1884) Union major general wounded at Second Manassas and Chancellorsville, also active in the Crater assault. Sentiment and signature on a sm

1818 - 1883) Union major general who led a Corps during the Vicksburg and Appomattox campaigns. He was also severely wounded in the assault at Corint

(1822 - 1894) Union major general who led a corps at Fredericksburg, and later commanded cavalry raids at Chancellorsville, Macon, and in the Carolin

(1827 - 1900) Union major general who fought at Antietam, Fredericksburg and Vicksburg. He was the IX Corps chief of staff in 1864 and commanded the

(1792 - 1881) Union major general of Pennsylvania volunteers sacked for his failure to halt Johnston at Bull Run. A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo., Long Branch, Aug.

(1824 - 1897) Union major general who led the Cavalry Corps of the Army of the Potomac. Bold signature adding rank ""S. Pleasanton Maj. G...

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

(1825 - 1904) Union brigadier and brevet major general of cavalry who won the MOH as major for leading a raid on Sinking Creek, Virginia. During the l

(1816 - 1887) Confederate brigadier general who led a brigade at Corinth, Vicksburg and Chicamauga. Signed endorsement removed from a document, in fu

(1809 - 1867) Confederate major general who captured Lexington, and fought at Iuka, Corinth and red River as well. The war left him a broken and impo

(1828 - 1919) Confederate brigadier general supposedly offered the first shot on Fort Sumter, later captured at Petersburg. Ink signature on a slip o

(1826 - 1904) Confederate brigadier general who fought in the Seven days, Sharpsburg and Petersburg, wounded three times in the process. A.L.S. on Se

(1826 - 1904) Confederate brigadier general who fought in the Seven days, Sharpsburg and Petersburg, wounded three times in the process. A.L.S. 5pp.

(1826 - 1904) Confederate brigadier general who fought in the Seven days, Sharpsburg and Petersburg, wounded three times in the process. A.D.S. 1p. 8

(1826 - 1904) Confederate brigadier general who fought in the Seven days, Sharpsburg and Petersburg, wounded three times in the process. A.L.S. 4pp.

(1818 - 1905) Confederate Postmaster General devoted to Jefferson Davis and later imprisoned with him. Partly-printed D.S. ""John H. Reag...

(1815 - 1879) Union naval officer who commanded forces at Port Royal in 1862. Made rear admiral he was the brother of General John Reynolds killed at

(1839 - 1928) Confederate brigadier general who became the oldest survivor of his rank. He led a battalion at Chickamauga, commanded Wheeler's ...

(1824 - 1908) Union brigadier general who won a Medal of Honor for his defense of Harper's Ferry, also instrumental in the enlistment and organ...

(1784 - 1869) Union major general who fought off the Confederates at Fort Monroe and occupied Norfolk. Good content A.L.S. 1p. 8vo., Washington D.C.,

(1829 - 1906) Union major general who fought under Howard at Gettysburg and led his own division at Chattanooga. Signature on a card, very good condi

(1815 - 1880) Confederate Secretary of War from 1862 until February 1865, when he was sacked because of his removal of Johnston at Atlanta. Signature

(1801 - 1872) American politician and Lincoln's Secretary of State, responsible for preventing official European recognition of the Confederacy...