RR Auction Quality Autograph Auction 384 and Civil War Auction

Scarce partly-printed DS, signed “L. N. Cole Capt CB, 8th Ala Cavalry,” one page, 7.5 x 9.75, May 14, 1865. Document, numbered at the top “631,” reads

Hardcover paragraph bible, 3.75 x 5.5, over 600 pages, 1859, New York, George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode. Owner’s signature, “Robert Taylor Scot

South-Western Telegraph Company Confederate telegram, one lined page, 5.5 x 8.5, June 3, 1862. “By Telegraph from Fort Pillow, , To Danl. R

Original printed pamphlet entitled ‘Confederate Veteran Reunion, Birmingham, Ala., June 9, 10 and 11, 1908,’ 4 x 9, featuring an image of Jefferson Da

War-dated partly-printed Confederate voucher for $150.00, one page on a 8.25 x 5.75 blue sheet affixed to a cardstock album page, dated 1864. Also aff

War-dated ALS signed “Jeffn Davis,” one page both sides, 8 x 9.75, embossed letterhead, April 18, 1861. Letter as provisional president of the Confede

Book: Speeches of the Hon. Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, Delivered During the Summer of 1858. Baltimore: John Murphy and Co., 1859. String bound, no

Letter, written and signed “Jefferson Davis,” by his wife Varina on his behalf, two pages, 7.75 x 12.25, January 8, 1883. In part: “Communities are, o

AQS on a 3.75 x 3.5 off-white sheet. Davis writes: “The inalienable rights of man may be entrusted to agents, but the God given endowments cannot be r

ALS, three pages on two adjoining sheets, 4.75 x 8, December 20, 1870. Letter to T. G. Wharton Esquire, marked at the top “Private.” In full: “At the

Bank check, 8.25 x 2.75, filled out in another hand and signed by Davis, payable to T. G. Anderson for $25.00, April 14, 1873. A vertical fold through

Partly-printed war-dated DS, signed “Jefferson Davis, Pres’t C. S. A.,” one page, 8 x 10, September 1, 1864. Warrant to the Treasury Department, with

Red booklet entitled, ‘In Memoriam, Jefferson Davis,’ 6 x 9, 59 pages, featuring a gold nautical star on the back cover. The reverse of the title page

Scarce wet plate, albumen 3.75 x 2.5 carte-de-visite photo. View of a Confederate soldier killed by a shell in the trenches of Fort Mahone, called &...

Confederate general and railroad president (1809–1891). Charleston and Savannah Rail Road $510,000 mortgage loan bond, #867, 15 x 10.75, signed at the

Confederate general (1816–1894). He was prominent at Salem Church during the Chancellorsville campaign, and at Gettysburg. Wet plate, albumen 2.5 x 4

Confederate general (1816–1894). Wet plate 4.25 x 6.5 W. W. Foster of Richmond, Virginia cabinet photo, signed in ink, “J. A. Early.” In fine conditio

ALS signed “J. A. Early,” one page, lightly-lined, 5.75 x 7.5, embossed letterhead, June 7, 1888. Early writes, in full: “I have not an extra copy of

Crisp ink signature, “J. A. Early, Lynchburg, Michigan,” on an off-white 3.5 x 2.5 card. In fine condition.

Confederate general (1816–1894) who led troops at Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and Spotsylvania. Though pardoned by President Johnson in 18

Confederate general (1821–1877) who earned a reputation as the greatest cavalry officer of the Civil War. A subject of controversy even in his own lif

One of a select few Confederate generals of northern descent (1818–1883). Holding the position of Chief of Ordnance, Gorgas kept the southern armies f

Confederate general (1825–1865). He gained early fame as the commander of “Hill’s Light Division,” becoming one of Stonewall Jackson’s ablest subordin

Confederate general (1837–1912). He distinguished himself on all the battlefields of the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Days to Chancellorsv

Confederate General (1821–1889) and brother-in-law of Thomas ‘Stonewall’ Jackson. War-dated ALS signed “Husband,” one page, lightly-lined, 7.5 x 9.25,

Confederate army officer (1831–1879) who, after graduating near the bottom of his West Point class, served in California and Texas. Resigning to join

Appointed a brigadier general when the Civil War broke out, Jackson (1824–1863) organized a brigade of Virginians who fought at the first Battle of Bu

Confederate army officer (1831–1879) who, after graduating near the bottom of his West Point class, served in California and Texas. Resigning to join

Called the ‘Florence Nightingale’ of the Confederate States Army (1818–1890), Hopkins helped establish hospitals for sick and wounded soldiers with th

Appointed a brigadier general when the Civil War broke out, Jackson (1824–1863) organized a brigade of Virginians who fought at the first Battle of Bu

Confederate general (1807–1891) who, when Virginia seceded from the Union in 1861, resigned his commission as a brigadier general in the regular army—

Confederate general (1822–1894). Kershaw played a gallant and distinguished part in all the operations of the 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, al

Ink signature, “Fitzhugh Lee, Governor of Virginia,” on a brown 4 x 2 deckle-edge card, with “Commonwealth of Virginia, Governor Affair, Richmond, Sep

Two strands of Robert E. Lee’s’s hair. The strands are presented in small plastic pouch which is stapled to a letter of authenticity by noted expert,

War-dated LS signed “R. E. Lee,” one page, 7.75 x 9.75, June 2, 1861. Letter to “Dinwiddie B. Phillips, Surgeon Va. Army, Woodville, Rappahannock Coun

A contemporary copy of Lee’s General Order No. 9, written and signed in an unknown hand, one page, both sides, 5 x 8. Entitled “Farewell address of Ge

ALS signed “RE Lee,” one page, lightly-lined, 5 x 8, August 8, 1866. Letter to Reverend William White, written from Lexington, Virginia. In full: “I h

Hand-addressed envelope panel, 5.25 x 3, addressed in Lee’s hand to “Genl C. M. Wilcox City of Mexico,” and notated by Lee in the lower left: “By Stea

Original sepia 2.25 x 3.5 carte-de-visite photo, by the “’Lee’ Photographic Gallery,” signed under the image in black ink, “R. E. Lee.” Photographer’s

Exceptional original 2.5 x 4 carte-de-visite portrait, taken by Vannerson & Jones in Richmond, Virginia, signed and inscribed on the reverse, “F...

Scarce original 5 x 7 (oval) albumen portrait on a 6.75 x 8.75 mount, the full-length image, originally taken by Julian Vannerson in 1864, depicting L

Wet plate, albumen 2.5 x 4 carte-de-visite photo. Famous, highly-desirable full-length portrait of General R.E. Lee in his Confederate general's...

Sheet music for ‘General Lee’s Quick March,’ seven pages, 10.5 x 14, featuring an etching of General Lee on the cover. Published by Oliver Ditson &a...

Sheet music for ‘Gen. Rob. E. Lee’s Funeral March,’ six pages, 10 x 13, featuring an etched vignette of Lee on the cover, dated October 12, 1870. Publ

Wet plate, albumen 2.5 x 4 carte-de-visite photograph, Lee’s famous war-time head-and-shoulders pose. Bust view in Confederate uniform. Backmark: Vann

Civil War Union admiral who commanded the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron and the Mississippi Squadron, providing valuable support to General Thoma

Original June 4, 1864, edition of The Illustrated London News, 11.25 x 15.75, 22 pages, featuring a full-length image of an engraving of General Rober

Confederate general (1821–1904) who distinguished himself at Bull Run, Fredericksburg, and Chickamauga. Partly-printed DS, one page, 11.5 x 6.5, Novem

War-dated LS signed “M. F. Maury C. Navy,” 23 pages, 7.75 x 9.5, August 4, 1862. Admiral Robert Fitz Roy, Royal Admiralty, of the Meteorological Depar

Two items: original carte de visite photo, 2.5 x 4, featuring a full-length image of Magruder in uniform with his presentation sword; and a printed DS

Confederate major general (1826–1895) who distinguished himself during the Siege of Petersburg. Three documents, each signed “Wm. Mahone.” A 12.5 x 8.

Fabled Confederate ranger (1833–1916) whose guerrilla band specialized in attacking and disrupting Union supply lines. He earned the nickname ‘The Gra

War-dated LS signed “C. G. Memminger,” one lined page, 8 x 9.75, embossed Treasury Department, C. S. A., Richmond letterhead, January 19, 1863. A lett

Complete original issue of the New Orleans Daily Delta, March 22, 1862, four pages, 16.25 x 21.5. Features include The Monitor and the Merrimac and th

Original issue of the New Orleans Daily Delta, April 12, 1862, four pages. Stories include: Front page coverage of the battle; reports from the battle

Original issue of the New Orleans Daily Delta, four pages, 16.5 x 21.5, April 9, 1862. Featured stories and headlines include: Beauregard reports on t

Original issue of the North Carolina Daily Journal, four pages, 15 x 22.25, May 4, 1861. Features include: Front page advertisement for the sale of a

Original issue of the North Carolina Daily Journal, four pages, 15 x 22.5, April 23, 1861. Features: Detailed account of the 1861 Baltimore Riots; Pas

Original issue of the North Carolina Daily Journal, four pages, 16.5 x 21.5, May 16, 1861. Features include: Major W.H.C. Whiting, C.S.A. serving as t

War-dated ALS in pencil, signed “George,” one lightly lined page both sides, 8 x 10, “Monday 8” [according to the consignor, August 8, 1864]. Pickett

Episcopal Bishop of Louisiana (1806-1864). His West Point classmate, Jefferson Davis, urged him to accept an appointment as a Confederate general duri

Texas senator, lawyer, and soldier (1847-1913) who was influential in writing and passing Texas Jim Crow laws. Original 4.25 x 6.5 cabinet photo of Po

Military officer (1809–1867) who served as an American general during the Mexican-American War and as a Confederate general during the Civil War. ALS,

Intriguing Rebel Steam Ram ‘Atlanta’ print, 14.25 x 11, featuring an image of the vessel from the side and an aerial view. Caption below reads, “Captu

Salling (1856–1959) long claimed to be the second-oldest surviving Confederate veteran. His claim, including a birth date of 1846, remained in the Gui

Confederate brigadier general (1810-1897) who commanded the 1st Division, 2nd Corps Army of the Mississippi and fought at Shiloh. War-dated manuscript

Partly-printed DS, signed “F. W. Pickens,” one page, 14 x 8.5, November 19, 1861. South Carolina Military Commission, appointing “T. G. Croft as Jr. 2

Extremely rare color, gold-embossed cigar label, 4.5 x 4.5, featuring a vibrant imprinted vignette of General Stuart and a printed signature, “J. E. B

Manuscript DS, signed “J.E.B. Stuart, Major Genl Comdg,” one lightly-lined page, 7.75 x 9.75, May 10, 1863. This General Order No. 15 was written from

War-dated handwritten endorsement, signed “J. E. B. Stuart, Major Genl,” dated April 22, 1863, on the reverse of an 8 x 6.5 manuscript document signed

Scarce war-dated handwritten endorsement, signed “J.E.B. Stuart, Major Genl,” dated August 15, 1863, on one panel of a 10 x 8 off-white sheet, togethe

Desirable war-dated ALS, one page, 4 x 6, May 17, 1862. Letter written from “Hd Qrs Cavy Brigade,” to Major E. P. Alexander, Chief of Ordnance, ADV. I

Confederate general (1826–1879). Son of General and President Zachary Taylor, and brother-in-law of Jefferson Davis. He served under General Stonewall

War-dated ALS signed “W. Nicholson,” three pages both sides, 5 x 8, December 25, 1863. Nicholson writes to his Aunt, in part; “We expect to have some

Printed Tobacco Circular, 8.25 x 11, three pages on two adjoining sheets, March 2, 1859. A detailed report on the export, various markets, and receipt

Wet plate, albumen 4 x 2.5 carte-de-visite photo. 1862 Barnard & Gibson imprint on the front mount. Excellent view of ‘White House,’ the plantat...

Eighteenth Governor of Alabama from 1863–1865. War-dated manuscript DS, signed “T. H. Watts, Gov. of Ala.,” one lined page, 7.75 x 3, December 8, 1864

War-dated ALS signed “Newt,” one page both sides, 7.5 x 10, December 10, 1861. Letter, written from “Camps near Centerville, Va.,” to Ellen. In part (

Confederate general and commander of the elite militia organization, the Chatham Artillery. War-dated handwritten endorsement signed “John F. Wheaton,

ALS, three pages on two adjoining sheets, 5.5 x 8.25, The McLean Arms and Ordnance Co., Cleveland, Ohio letterhead, September 16, 1903. Wheeler writes

Two items: ALS, signed “Joseph Wheeler,” one page, 7 x 8.5, April 16, 1903. Letter of response to Col. James Dunkins. In part, “I will start at work...

Wheeler was a Confederate major general (1836–1906), known as ‘Fightin’ Joe,’ who led his troops in vigorous opposition to Sherman during the Atlanta

Confederate assistant surgeon in Orr’s South Carolina Rifles (1836–1900). He was the brother of the famous impressionist painter, James Abbott McNeill

Confederate general (1800–1865) who was noted for commanding prisoner-of-war camps throughout the South during the war. Handwritten passport, no date,

Large and colorful original early war map, 23.5 x 34.5, fully titled “Wyld’s Military Map of the United States. The Northern States and the Southern C

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

#115571, caliber .32 rimfire long. 3.5 round barrel with rib, very good bore. This has matching numbers, 90% factory nickel plating, and factory rosew

#89169, caliber .36 with a 7.5” octagonal barrel. The metal has matching numbers with a plain wedge. All of the steel surfaces have a mixed gray pat

Five Civil War-era bullets, one still housed in its jacket, all framed together to an overall size of 4.75 x 5. In very good overall condition.

Pewter flask made by James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield. Flask measures 4.5 x 8.25 x 2.5, with a removable cup. Flask is stamped on the bottom, “Made In

This .44 caliber double trigger Tranter pattern revolver is engraved on the topstrap by the maker “B. COGSWELL 224 STRAND LONDON” and on the barrel in

Union soldier of Company G, 121st New York Volunteer Infantry, enlisted on July 30, 1862 to serve for three years. He was mustered in as a private on

Model 1860 Field and Staff Officer's sword with patriotic motif on pommel, D-guard handle, and clamshell guard, depicting eagles and flags. Blac...

This saber has a 35? long blade and maker marked on the reverse ricasso “C. ROBY/CHELMSFORD [in an arc]/MASS.” The obverse ricasso is marked “U.S./186

#81137, caliber .44 with an 8” barrel having a very good bore. This was a standard military issue revolver with a few small inspector’s initials rema

This is a beautifully made copy of a standard Colt Model 1860 Army that was cut for a shoulder stock. The serial number is 111 and matches that on the

This well-made reproduction of a Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver is service numbered 1049 and is .36 caliber with a 7.5” octagonal barrel. The metal is

This is a beautifully made copy of a Second Model 1851 Navy with a square-back trigger guard. It is just 6? in overall length with a 3.5? octagonal ba

This saber has a 35? long blade and is maker marled on the reverse ricasso in an oval with “MANSFIELD & LAMB FORRESTDALE, R.I.” This has a clean...

#109092, caliber .44, 8” barrel with a very good bore. This is factory cut for a shoulder stock. All numbers match on the metal with the trigger gua