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German soldier (1942–1998) who, at the age of nineteen, became the first person to escape from East Berlin, leaping over a low barbed-wire barrier as

Mexican War and Union commander (1786–1866) nicknamed “Old Fuss and Feathers” for his love of military pageantry. Hand-addressed and free franked addr

Confederate naval commander who was captain of the famous commerce raider CSS Alabama, taking a record sixty-nine prizes. Ink signature, “R. Semmes,”

Ink signature, “P. H. Sheridan, Lieut. Genl,” on the reverse of an off-white 3.25 x 2 business card belonging to James A. Alexander. In fine condition

ALS signed “W. T. Sherman, Capt. C.S.,” one page both sides, 7.75 x 10, January 31, 1852. Letter to General George Gibson. In part: “General Scott in

Sherman’s personal calling card, 3.5 x 2, with “W. T. Sherman—General—New York,” printed on the front, and signed on the reverse in black ink, “W. T.

Ink and felt tip signatures of 17 survivors of the USS Indianapolis on individual off-white cards. Signers are: Robert Justice, Lloyd Barto, Lyle Umen

Engineer and soldier most noted for administrative services during the American Civil War where he served as chief of staff to both Grant and Sherman.

American statesman and diplomat (1806–1876) who served as a brigadier general in the Confederate army, where he fought beside Lee at Appomattox Court

Two hardcover books: Coral and Brass, signed in black ink on the first free end page, “H. M. Smith, Gen. USMC Ret’d,”; and Thunderbolt, signed in blac