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Confederate politician who served as the assistant secretary of war and commissioner of prisoner exchanges. Civil War–dated ANS signed “Rob’t Ould, As

Confederate politician who served as the assistant secretary of war and commissioner of prisoner exchanges. Civil War–dated partly-printed DS, signed

Confederate naval officer. Civil War–dated ALS signed “Jno. H. Parker, Lt. in Charge,” one page, lightly-lined, 7.75 x 9.75, Navy Department, Richmond

Delegate to the Confederate Provisional Congress and CSA colonel of the First North Carolina Cavalry who was mortally wounded in combat (1820–1863). F

ADS, signed “Jon. S. Harding, Foreman,” one page, 8 x 4.5, March 1816. Grand Jury ruling reads, “We the Grand Inquest for the body of Frederick County

Vice president of the Confederacy (1812–1883) under Jefferson Davis. Ink signature, “Very truly, Alexander H. Stephens, Liberty Hall, Crawfordville, G

Confederate general (1816–1863) known for his inability to hold Fort Henry, who was killed at the Battle of Champion Hill during the the Vicksburg Cam

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

Confederate brigadier general (1812–1862) who was killed in action at the Battle of Mill Springs, making him the first Confederate general to die in t

A zealous opponent of slavery (1800–1859), Brown was hanged for treason, murder, and conspiracy after an attempt to capture the federal arsenal at Har

Coppock (1835–1859) was a supporter of John Brown who participated in the raid on Harper’s Ferry. He was captured with seven others and sentenced to d

Union officer (1832–1863) who was killed in action on the second day of major assaults on the City of Vicksburg. Quite uncommon war-dated ALS signed “

Complete set of 25 1887 N99 ‘Battle Scenes’ tobacco cards distributed by G. W. Gail & Ax, each approximately 4 x 2.5, depicting many of the most...

Union general and onetime commander of the Army of the Potomac (1824–1881); the distinctive whiskers he sported gave rise to the word ‘sideburns.’ ALS

Woman who disguised herself as a man named ‘Jack Williams’ in order to fight alongside her husband for the Union Army in 1861. They enlisted in a Miss

Practically nonexistent Planters National Bank check, 7 x 2.75, filled out and signed by Custer, “G. A. Custer,” payable to Thompson & Boyd for ...

Headquarters, Department of the Missouri mailing envelope, 5.75 x 3.25, addressed in Custer’s hand to his wife (and incorporating his signature), “Mrs

Civil War–dated ALS signed “A. Doubleday, Brig. Genl Vol.,” one page, 5 x 7.75, January 15, 1863. Letter to General Marsena R. Patrick. In full: “The

Swedish-American Army engineer (1803–1889) who designed and built the ironclad warship Monitor for the American Navy. ALS signed “J. Ericsson,” one pa

Swedish-American Army engineer (1803–1889) who designed and built the ironclad warship Monitor for the American Navy. ALS signed “J. Ericsson,” one pa