Brian and Maria Green Civil War Catalog Summer 2008

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SUMMER VOL. XVI, 2008

NO. 61

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Orders may be taken by phone, fax, e-mail or mail. Please list alternates when ordering by mail. Payment is required in full prior to shipping unless previous credit has been established. Please add $5.50 for shipping & handling for items under $500.00 and $12.50 & up for items over $500.00. N.C. residents please add 6.75% sales tax. Invoices over $100.00 can be charged to your VISA, MASTERCARD or AE account. First-time card users must supply a photocopy of the card and a letter of authorization signed & including account number and expiration date. All material is guaranteed to be genuine. Any item may be returned for refund if found to be not as described by sending it insured within (7) days of receipt & notification of seller. Item must be received in same condition as sent.

ADS = Autograph document signed; AES = Autograph endorsement signed; ALS = Autograph letter signed; ANS = Autograph note signed; AQS = Autograph quote signed. CS = Card signed; DS = Document signed; ES = Endorsement signed; LS = Letter signed; SB = Signed book; TLS = Typed letter signed; CDV = carte de visite; XF = Extremely fine; VF = Very fine; n.p. = no place; n.d. = no date; n.y. = no year; o/w = otherwise; 4to. quarto (8” X 10”); 8vo. octavo (5” X 7”); 12mo. duodecimo (3” X 5”); folio = large sheet; recto = first page of letter/document; verso = reverse side of letter/document.

1. ADAMS, JOHN (1825-64), Brig. Genl.,CSA (TENN). Depts./Memphis, Tenn. And Jackson, miss., Grierson’s Raid, Vicksburg and Atlanta campaigns (Franklin - KIA). Clip with sentiment and rank as Capt. Comdg. (Dist. of Memphis). XF. Rare autograph. $2,250.00.

2. ANDERSON, (JAMES) PATTON (1822-72), Maj. Genl., CSA (TN/WASH/FLA). Pensacola, Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Jonesboro (WIA). Wartime clip with rank as Brig. Genl., Comdg. Div. XF. $425.00.

3. BATE, WILLIAM R. (1826-1905), Maj. Genl., CSA (TN). Shiloh (WIA), Chickamauga, Atlanta campaign, Franklin. Signed check, Wash. D.C. 12/31/04. Bank cancel lightly affects few letters of signature o/w XF. $125.00.

4. BEALE, RICHARD L.T. (1819-93), Brig. Genl., CSA (VA). “Lee’s Legion.” Brandy Station, Gettysburg, Ream’s Station. Large clip with address. XF. $135.00.

5. BENJAMIN, JUDAH P. (1811-84), Att. Genl., Sec. of War, Sec. of State CSA (Virgin Is., L.A.). Large clip autograph with city (New Orleans) as U.S. Senator.XF. $395.00.

6. BRAGG, THOMAS (1818-72), Gov. N.C. and Attny. Genl., CSA (11/61 - 3/62). N.C. DS, 2pp., folio with approx. 7-1/2” x 6” attachment (with state seal) land grant, Raleigh, N.C. 2/4/57 as Gov. Some aging and fold splits (mostly reinforced) o/w Fine with XF bold signature. $250.00.

7. BRANCH, LAWRENCE O’B. (1820-62), Brig. Genl., CSA (NC). New Bern, 2nd Manassas, Sharpsburg (KIA). Huge clip autograph with address as MC. XF. $350.00.

8. BUCKNER, SIMON B. (1823-1914), Lt. Genl., CSA (KY). Fort Donelson, Perryville, Chickamauga. Clip wardate AES as Brig. Genl. VF. $475.00.

9. CABELL, WILLIAM L. (1827-1911), Brig. Genl., CSA (VA). Helped design CSA battle flag. 1st Manassas, Elkhorn Tavern, Corinth, Ft. Gibson (Ind. Ter.), Prices’s 1864 raid (POW in Kansas), ALS (signed twice, once with initials) 1-1/3pp., 4to., HQ, Trans-Miss. Dept. U.C.V., Dallas Tex. imprint letterhead with multicolorbattle flag and list of officers dated 3/2/96 pert. to an autograph request. XF and colorful. $550.00.

10. CAMPBELL, JOHN A. (1811-89), Asst. Sec. of War, C.S.A. and ex-U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1853-61), ALA.Clip AES in magenta ink 3/2/63 pert. to an appointment. XF. $95.00.

11. CHEATHAM, BENJAMIN F. (1820-86), Maj. Genl., CSA (TN). Shiloh, Perryville, Chickamauga, Atlanta, Franklin, Bentonville. AES 12/2/62 verso ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES imprint document (Disability for Discharge) pert. to 27th Tenn. Inf. soldier (Skelton) who was being discharged for wounds received at Shiloh and Perryville (stated on document). With 5 surgeons ES/AES plus AES Generals ALEXANDER P. STEWART as comdg. 1st Div., 1st Corps, GEORGE E. MANEY as Brig. Genl. plus GEORGE W. BRENT as A.A.G. to Genl. Bragg. Rare imprint. Tiny scattered faults but main signatures fine. $2,250.00.

12. CLARK, JOHN B., JR. (1831-1903), Brig. Genl., CSA (MO). Wilson’s Creek, Elkhorn, Little Rock, Jenkins Ferry. Large clip autograph with address. XF. $125.00.

13. CLAYTON, HENRY D. (1827-89), Maj. Genl., CSA (GA/ALA). 1862 KY Campaign. Murfreesboro (WIA), Chickamauga (WIA), Atlanta campaign, Nashville, Carolinas campaign. Clip AES HQ Clayton’s Brig. 1/16/64 as Brig. Genl. VF-XF. $325.00.

14. CORSE, MONTGOMERY D.(1816-95), Brig. Genl., CSA (VA). 1^st Manassas, Peninsula campaign, Seven Days, Sharpsburg, Petersburg campaign, Five Forks, Sayler’s Creek (POW). Small ANS (approx. 4” x 2-1/14”) written while blind pert. to a photograph. Small tape stain spot at top right (affecting nothing) o/w VF. $225.00.

15. DAVIDSON, HENRY B. (1831-99), Brig. Genl., CSA (TN). Island No. 10 (POW), Wheelers Cav. Corps., Shenandoah Valley campaign of 1864, N.C. DS (signed twice) 1p., 8vo., oblong, Atlanta, Ga. 7/1/64 requisition for stationery (Massengale archives). Signs as Brig. Genl. VF. Scarce genl. $950.00.

16. DAVIS, JEFFERSON F. (1808-89), Pres. CSA (KY/MISS). Clip autograph with full signature. Scarce thus. With picture. VF. $575.00.

17. DIBRELL, GEORGE G. (1822-83), Brig. Genl., CSA (KY). Forrest’s Cav. Brigade. Chickamauga, Atlanta campaign, Bentonville. ANS, 1p., 4to., House of Representatives. Wash. D.C. 12/6/80 pert. To giving personal info to Clerk of Senate for directory. Tipped to sheet. XF. $295.00.

18. ELZEY (JONES), ARNOLD (1816-71), Maj. Genl., CSA (MD). First Manassas, 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign, Seven Days (WIA), Dept. of Richmond. DS, 2pp., 4to., HQ, Dept. of Richmond 5/26/63 verso ALS, Battery No. 6, Richmond Defenses 5/22/63 pert. to British subject who deserted (18th Va. Bn. Hvy. Arty.) and now in 4th Va. Cav. Addl. ES, AES of various officers incl. Marylanders and lengthy AES by Lt. Col. Walter Taylor of Genl. Lee’s staff pert. to status of this soldier (Foster). Also includes an endorsement of Genl. J.E.B. Stuart below Elzey which as been affected by damp staining and is thusly very, very light. Elzey’s AES is not affected and in very bold ink. Some very slight damp staining elsewhere but not like that affecting Stuart. Mostly F-VF and great opportunity to acquire a Stuart at a fraction of his true wartime cost. Elzey is a scarce wartime autograph in its own right. $1,895.00.

19. EWELL, RICHARD S. (1817-72), Lt. Genl., CSA (Georgetown, DC). 1st and 2nd Manassas (WIA), Gettysburg, Va. Overland Campaign. Cover with imprint “HQ, Dept. of Richmond/O.B.” crossed out as not govt. use. With 10¢ Davis stamp (Scott 12) with part legible Richmond, Va. pmk. (1864-65). Addressed by Ewell to relative (Miss Lizzy S. Ewell, Whitlock, Va.). Sight water staining o/w F-VF. $525.00.

20. FAGAN, JAMES (1828-93), Maj. Genl., CSA (KY). Shiloh, Prairie Grove, 1864 Mo. campaign. DS, 2pp. legal folio, Fort Smith, Ark. 6/6/76 as U.S. Marshall pert. to service as possee comitatus in Indian Territory. VF and scarce autograph.$795.00.

21. FLOYD, JOHN B. (1806-63), Brig. Genl., CSA (VA). Ex-Gov. Va. and Sec. of War (Buchanan). 1861 West Va. campaign, Fort Donelson (1862). Bottom portion DS (approx. 8” x 5”) with sentiment as Sec. of War to Bvt. Col. John Tayloe (later 9th Va. Cav.) as A.D.C. to Gov. of Va. (Letcher). VF. $250.00.

22. FRENCH, SAMUEL G. (1818-1910), Maj. Genl., CSA (NJ). Richmond and Ft. Fisher fortification, Atlanta, Franklin, Mobile. Large clip autograph with place (NJ), date (8/16/07) and rank. XF. $155.00.

23. GORDON, GEORGE W. (1836- 1911), Brig. Genl., CSA (TN). Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Atlanta campaign, Franklin (WIA and POW). Clip AES as Col., Comdg. 11th Tenn. Regt. Ex-Bond collection. VF. $395.00.

24. GREGG, JOHN (1818-64), Brig. Genl., CSA (ALA/TEX). Ft. Donelson, Vicksburg campaign, Jackson, Chickamauga (WIA), Wilderness, Petersburg campaign (KIA) 10/7/64. Small clip with

rank as Brig. Genl. Comdg. Div. Light medium (legible) ink. Slight staining at top left o/w F-VF. Scarce autograph of KIA genl. $395.00.

25. HAGAN, JAMES (1822-1901), Col. 3rd Ala. Cav. and in “More Generals in Gray.” (IRELAND/PA/ALA). Shiloh, 1862 Ky. campaign incl. Perryville (led heroic charge), Genl. Wheeler’s old cav. brigade, Army of Tenn. campaigns incl. Atlanta, Carolinas campaign. Clip from mil. doc. as Col. Comdg. Brig. XF. $165.00.

26. HAGOOD, JOHNSON (1828-98), Brig. Genl., CSA (SC), Ft. Sumter, 1^st Manassas, Charleston, Petersburg, Ft. Fisher campaign. Enamel CS as Gov., S.C. and dated 1882. VF. $275.00.

27. HAMPTON, WADE (1818-1902), Lt. Genl., CSA (SC). Famed ANV Cavalry Comdr. DS, 8vo. oblong, Camp Wigfall (Va.) 12/31/61 as Col. Comdg. (Hampton Legion) pert. to disposal of condemned tents. Two edge nicks (affecting nothing) o/w VF. Scarce early Hampton. $995.00.

28. HARRIS, NATHANIEL H. (1834- 1900), Brig. Genl., CSA (MISS). Peninsula campaign (WIA), 2nd Manassas, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Va. Overland campaign incl. Wilderness and Spotsylvania, Petersburg campaign, Sayler’s Creek. TLS, 1p., 4to., mining co. letterhead, San Francisco, 7/19/95 to Genl. Marcus Wright, War Dept. pert. to needing copy of O.R.’s with reports of operations around Richmond and Petersburg 1864-65). XF. $395.00.

29. HAYS, HARRY T. (1820-76), Brig. Genl., CSA (TN/MISS/LA). First Manassas, 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign (WIA), Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spotsylvania (WIA), Trans-Miss. Dept. ANS, HQ, Lynchburg (VA) 6/29/64 pass for Topographical Engineer. Signed as Brig.Genl. Comdg. Slight over-inking in date and “H” of Hayes o/w XF and dark ink. Very scarce autograph wardate. $995.00.

30. HILL, AMBROSE P. (1825-63), Lt. Genl., CSA (VA). ANV campaign, incl. Gettysburg. KIA (Petersburg campaign 4/2/65) DS, HQ, 3rd Corps, A.N.V. 12/20/64 as Lt. Genl. pert. to pay and leave for Sgt. Maj. Hemphill (Orr’s Rifles). Document, 2pp., approx. 8” x 7”, has addl. AES of Cadmus Wilcox, Maj. Genl. (very light ink) and Walter Taylor, AAG (Genl. Lee) plus paymaster and Provost Marshal indorsement/h/s. VF and a dark brown ink Hill for a change (usually light gunpowder gray). Rare and desirable. $3,850.00.

31. HILL, BENJAMIN (1825-80), Brig. Genl., CSA (TENN). Shiloh, 1862 Ky. campaign, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Provost Marshal, A of T(1863-64), Hood’s 1864 Tenn. campaign, Selma. DS, 1p., 8vo., oblong (McMinnville, Tenn.) 6/26/60 pert. to sending money by Adams Express. XF. $195.00.

32. HILL, DANIEL H. (1821-89), Lt. Genl., CSA (SC/NC). Big Bethel, Seven Days, Sharpsburg, Chickamauga, Bentonville. ALS, 1p., 8to., Charlotte, NC 8/1/66 pert. to his magazine “The Land We Love.” XF. $675.00.

33. JOHNSON, BUSHROD R. (181780), Maj. Genl., CSA (OHIO/TN). Ft. Donelson, Shiloh (WIA). 1862 KY campaign, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Petersburg. Large clip AES as Brig. Genl. Comdg. dated 6/20/63. XF. $450.00.

34. JOHNSON, EDWARD “ALLEGHENY” (1816-73), Maj. Genl., CSA (VA/ KY). Cheat Mtn. (WVA), Gettysburg, Va. overland campaign (POW - “Mule Shoe,” Spotsylvania), Franklin, Nashville POW). ALS, 2pp., 4to. Fort Warren (Bost harbor) 4/19/65 as a P.O.W. Discusses mail matters, fellow POW Genl. Barton, suffering of Richmond citizens, appalled at death of Pres. Lincoln at hand of assassin, event most unfortunate for South, hopes no Southern man participated in it, Southern people have no sympathy with assassins, Genl. (H. R.) Jackson wishes to be remembered, asks addressee (cousin in Baltimore, Md.) to write him about happenings in Richmond etc. Signs as Maj. Genl. Desirable POW letter from a scarce genl. Letter censored (by L.M.M.) at Fort Warren. XF. $4,250.00.

35. JOHNSTON, ALBERT S. (180362), Genl., CSA (KY/TEX). Shiloh (KIA). Clip with rank, Lt. and Adj., from Jefferson Barracks, Mo. (Mo.) 8/15/31. Two separate clips (place/date and name/rank) both mounted with contemporary write up (covering period 1836-62) beneath. Slight slight glue staining o/w VF and scarce autograph. $1,250.00.

36. JOHNSTON, JOSEPH E. (1803-91), Genl., CSA (VA). Comdr. Army of N. Va. and Army of Tenn. CS. Bold signature. Slight aging o/w XF. $250.00.

37. KEMPER, JAMES L. (1823-95), Maj. Genl., CSA (VA), 1st Manassas. Get-tysburg(WIA and captured in “Pickett’s Charge”). ALS, 1p., 8to., House of Delegates, Richmond, Va. 2/25/58 to Pres. Buchanan pert. to recommendation of U.S. Dist. Attny. VF. $675.00.

38. KENNEDY, JOHN D. (1840-96), Brig. Genl., CSA (SC). Ft. Sumter, 1st Manassas(WIA), Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (WIA), Knoxville, Va. Overland campaign, Bentonville, ALS, 1p., 8vo., Camden, S.C. 1.26.85 on ﬁrm’s letterhead pert. to legal matters. Two ﬁling indentations at top o/w XF. Scarce autograph. $525.00.

39. LEE, FITZHUGH (1835-1905), Maj. Genl., CSA and USA (Span. Am. War). (VA). CSA Cav. comdr. Sharpsburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign. Large clip autograph signed as Gov. 4/12/87. Mounted on album page. XF. $175.00.

40. LEE, GEORGE W.C. (1832-1913), Maj. Genl., CSA(VA). Aide to Pres. Davis, Dept. of Richmond. ANS, 1p., approx. 7-1/2” x 5”, Lexington, Va. 6/5/73 pert. to receipt of funds for transfer of an organ from the W & L chapel to a local church sabbath school. XF. $495.00.

41. LEE, ROBERT E. (1807-70), Genl., CSA (VA). Legendary ANV Comdr. Field usage cover with his signature “frank” at upper right above C.S. 10¢ Davis stamp with an August (1864) pmk. of Richmond, Va. “Frank” badly damaged when opened by addressee (Mrs. Lee) tearing away most of signature incl. top of ‘R”, most of “E” and “L” but leaving “Genl.” mostly intact. Beautifully addressed to “Mrs. R. E. Lee/ Dr. C. C. Cooke/Bremo Bluff/Flavanna Co./Virginia” by Genl. Lee incorporating his autograph. Cover VF other than top right corner torn away in Mrs. Lee’s opening. Only 16 postally used field covers recorded. Non-faulty ones range in the $5,500-$8,500 upwards for a single autographed Lee ﬁeld cover w/o stamps and more for those stamped. This does have one superb autograph (incorporated) plus remnant of the other (“frank”). An opportunity to get a Lee ﬁeld usage at an economical price. $3,950.00.

42. McLEAN, WILMER (1814-82), Va. House owner at Bull Run whose home was Genl. Beauregard’s HQ. Moved to Appomattox, C.H. when shell hit home. On 4/9/65 his home used for agreement for surrender of Army of No. Va. ALS, 1-1/2pp. (plus address leaf)Centreville(Va.)3/18/49 love letter to woman in (West) Va. VF (two nicked corners) and rare autograph. Only second one we have seen. $950.00.

44. MYERS, ABRAHAM C. (1811-89), Lt. Col. and QM Genl., CSA (SC/LA). Highest ranking Jewish CSA military ofﬁcer. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Orangeburg, S.C. 4/17/70 in dark pencil pert. to the tobacco business. Addl. 2pp. ALS, Danielsville, Ga. 7/7/70 on same subject but signed with initials. The pair $275.00.

45. O’NEAL, EDWARD A. (1818-90), Brig. Genl., CSA (ALA). Seven Pines (WIA), Maryland campaign (WIA), Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Atlanta campaign. ALS, 1p., 4to., State of Ala., Bottom part document clip approx. 10” x 2”, Marietta, Ga. 7/1/64 for horse forage. Signed as Col. Comdg. Brigade. XF. $495.00.

46. PAYNE, WILLIAM H. (1830-1904), Brig. Genl., CSA(VA). Williamsburg(WIA and POW), Brandy Station, Gettysburg campaign (WIA and POW), Cedar Creek, Five Forks (WIA), TLS, 1p., 4to., Richmond and Danville RR Co. imprint 6/13/91 to Genl. H.M. Cist pert. to an ofﬁcer’s address and receipt of Battle of Chickamauga pamphlet. VF-XF. $350.00.

47. PEMBERTON, JOHN C. (1813-81), Lt. Genl., CSA (PA). Philadelphia-born genl. Known for surrendering Vicksburg (1863). Clip autograph with pre-war rank in 4th U.S. Arty. XF. $335.00.

48. PETTUS, EDMUND W. (18211907), Brig. Genl., CSA (ALA). 1862 Ky. campaign, Vicksburg campaign (POW), Chattanooga, Atlanta, Tenn. and Carolinas campaigns (WIA). Large wartime clip as Brig. Genl. VF. $295.00.

49. PRICE, STERLING (1809-67), Maj. Genl., CSA(VA/MO). Wilson’s Creek, Pea Ridge, Corinth, 1864 Mo. Raid. DS, 1p. folio (oblong), State of Mo., Jefferson 4/7/53 as Gov. for commission for director of State Bank at Lexington. VF. $575.00.

50. QUARLES, WILLIAM A. (1825-93), Brig. Genl., CSA (VA/KY). Ft. Donelson, Port Hudson, Atlanta campaign, Franklin (WIA and POW). ANS, 1p., 7” x 8” (approx. 8vo.), Post HQ 12/26/61 pert. to 48th Tenn. Inf. ofﬁcers reporting to him at the Military Board ofﬁce. Signed as Col. Comdg. Post. VF. Scarce. $795.00.

51. RANDOLPH, GEORGE W. (181867), Brig. Genl., CSA and Sec. of War, CSA (VA). Grandson of Pres. Thomas Jefferson. Big Bethel, Peninsula campaign. DS, 1p., 4to., C.S.A. War Dept., Richmond (Va.) 10/20/62 imprint pert. to appointment for 2nd Lt. J. B. Moore as Drill Master. Moore later in Mosby’s 43rd Va. Bn. and POW Madison C.H., Va. 9/22/63. VF-XF. $1,500.00.

52. SEDDON, JAMES A. (1815-80), Sec. of War, CSA (VA). Large clip autograph as Sec. of War plus 2 additional signatures (Lewis Cruger as Comptroller and .W.H.T. Taylor as Auditor). XF. $195.00.

53. SHELBY, JOSEPH D. (1830-97), Brig. Genl., CSA (KY/MO). Wilson’s Creek, Elkhorn Tavern, Helena, Price’s Mo. raids. DS, 1p., approx. 7-1/2” x 3-1/4” Lexington, Mo. 10/23/58 promissory note. Bold signature slight ink smudge affecting “by” o/w VF and scarce. With picture. $550.00.

54. SMITH, E. KIRBY (1824-93), Genl., CSA (FLA). 1st Manassas, Trans-Miss-Dept. Comdr. large clip with rank as Genl., CSA. XF. $475.00.

55. STEUART, GEORGE H. (18281903), Brig. Genl., CSA (MD). 1st Manassas, 1862 Valley campaign (WIA), Gettysburg, Spotsylvania (POW), Appomattox. DS, 1p., 8vo., oblong, Camp on Arkansas River 5/29/60 pert. to appointments for 2 sgts. in 1st U.S. Cav. Signed as Capt., 1st (U.S.) Cav., Comdg. Co. K. XF. $475.00.

56. STEVENSON, CARTER L. (181788), Maj. Genl., CSA (VA). 1862 Ky. campaign, Vicksburg(POW)Chattanooga, Atlanta campaign, Nashville, Bentonville. Clip autograph with sentiment and rank as Brig. Genl. VF. $295.00.

57. STUART, J.E.B. (1833-64), Maj. Genl., CSA (VA). First Manassas, Seven Days, 2nd Manassas, 1862 Maryland campaign, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Brandy Station, Gettysburg, Va. Overland campaign (MWIA -Yellow Tavern 5/11/64). Clip autograph with rank as 1st Lt. 1st Cav. (circa Ft. Leavenworth). VF. $3,750.00.

58. WALLACE, WILLIAM H. (18271905), Brig. Genl., CSA (SC). 2nd Manassas, Sharpsburg, Petersburg (“Crater affair”). DS, 1p., Charleston, S.C. 2/24/86 pert. to legal matters. XF. Scarce genl. $295.00.

59. WAUL, THOMAS N. (1813-1903), Brig. Genl., CSA (SC/TX). CSA Congress (1861-62), recruited Waul’s Tex. Legion, Vicksburg (POW), Mansfield, Pleasant Hill, Jenkin’s Ferry. ALS, 3pp., 4to., Galveston, Tex. 4/10/91 to Chairman of Conf. Survivors Assocn. and Memorial Day Reunion pert. to invitation to honor Lt. Genl. Wade Hampton. Regrets he cannot attend to meet with the “lessening army survivors” and honor Hampton as he had known him since boyhood in S.C. Describes Hampton’s wartime career and how he rescued S.C. after the war “from internal strife and minority rule.” VF and historic letter. $550.00.

60. WHEELER, JOSEPH (1826-1906), Maj. Genl., CSA and USA (Span-A. War). (GA/ALA). A.T. Cav. Comdr. ALS, 1p., 4to., Mt. Sandy 7/3/82 to Col. Frank Coleman on personal matters. VF. $250.00.

61. ZOLLICOFFER, FELIX K. (181262), Brig. Genl., CSA (TN). Dist. of East Tenn., Mill Springs, Ky. (KIA). Large clip autograph with address. XF. $395.00.

UNION GENERALS/ NOTABLE

62. ALVORD, BENJAMIN (1813-84) Brig. Genl., (USA (VT). Dist. of Oregon and Paymaster, U.S. Army. Clip autograph with rank. XF. $25.00.

63. ANDERSON, ROBERT (1805-71), Brig. Genl., USA (KY). Ft. Sumter. Huge clip autograph with sentiment, U.S.A., place (Ft. Sumter, S.C.) and date (1/16/61). VF. Scarce. $595.00.

64. AYRES, ROMEYN B. (1825-88), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). 1st Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Va. Overland campaign. CS with rank and comd. VF. $110.00.

65. BAKER, EDWARD D. (1811-61), Maj. Genl., USA (ENGLAND/ILL/ORE). Ball’s Bluff (KIA). Franked soldier’s (A.T. Paist, 71st Pa. Inf.) cover as U.S. Senator while Col. of unit. Pmked. Westchester, N.Y. 6/24/(61). Incl. orig. soldier’s letter (3pp.). Solider KIA -Antietam. XF. $450.00.

66. BARLOW, FRANCIS C. (1834-96), Maj. Genl., USA (NY/MASS). Peninsula campaign, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (badly WIA and life saved by CSA John B. Gordon), Va. Overland campaign. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., New York 3/19/69 to Attny. Genl. Hoar concerning the N.Y. district attny. and original papers now in Pres. Grant’s possession. XF. $375.00.

67. BEATTY, JOHN (1828-1914), Brig. Genl., USA (OHIO). 1861 West Va. campaign, 1862 Ky. campaign incl. Perryville, Murfreesboro, Tullahoma, Chickamauga, Chattanooga campaigns, Knoxville, U.S. Congress. Huge clip autograph with address as M.C. XF. $55.00.

68. BIERCE, AMBROSE G. (18421914?), 1st Lt., 9th Ind. Inf. (Ohio/IND). Shiloh, Chickamauga, Atlanta campaign (WIA), Franklin. Noted author who used his Civil War experiences as basis for his short stories incl. “An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge,” “Chickamauga” etc. Autographed frontpiece from book. XF and scarce. $195.00.

69. BROOKS, WILLIAM T. H. (182170), Maj. Genl., USA (OHIO). Peninsula campaign, Seven Days, Antietam (WIA), Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Cold Harbor. AES verso ALS, 3pp.(1 blank), HQ 10th Conn. Vols., North Bend, Va. 6/29/64 pert. to shortage of junior ofﬁcers in regt. by Col. (later BBG) J. L. Otis. Also incl. AES of Genl. A. H. Terry and BMG H. M. Plaisted. XF. $595.00.

70. BUCKLAND, RALPH P. (1812-92), Brig. Genl., USA (MASS/OHIO). Shiloh, Vicksburg campaign, Dist. of Memphis, U.S. Congress. DS, 1p., 4to., 9/64 as Comdg. Post (Dist. of Memphis) pert. to a 55th U.S.C. Inf. ofﬁcer. XF. $125.00.

71. BUFORD, JOHN (1826-63), Maj. Genl., USA (KY/ILL.). 2nd Manassas (WIA), 1862 Md. campaign. Fredericks-burg campaign, Stonemans 1863 raid, Gettysburg, Rappahannock campaign (died of typhoid fever). Large clip ES, HQ Reg. Cav., Res. Brig. May 21, 1863. Signed as Brig. Genl. Vols, Comdg. XF. Rare autograph. $2,950.00.

72. BUFORD, NAPOLEON B. (180783), Brig. Genl., USA (KY/ILL). Half-brother of Genl. John Buford. Belmont, Is. No. 10, Corinth, Vicksburg. CS with rank. XF. $135.00.

73. BURNHAM, HIRAM (1814-64), Brig. Genl., USA (ME). Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Ft. Harrison (KIA). DS, 1-1/3pp., 4to., 10/6/62 pert. to requisition for clothing for 6th Me. ofﬁcer (Haycock) who was KIA 2nd Fredericksburg 5/3/63. VF. $150.00.

74. CASEY, JAMES S. (18?-99), Capt. 5th U.S. Inf. (PA/NY). MOH (Wolf Mtn. 1/8/77). ADS, 1p., approx. 8” x 3-1/4”, Ft. Columbus, N.Y. 1/31/63 receiving a deserter from 70th N.Y. Inf. XF. $85.00.

75. CHAMBERLAIN, JOSHUA L. (1828-1914), Maj. Genl., USA (ME). Antietam, Fredericksburg(WIA), Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (WIA and MOH), Va. Overland campaign (WIA, Appomattox. DS (Check), Globe Nat. Bank, Boston 11/18/71 to (Genl.) N(ewton) Curtis (MOH) whose endorsement is verso. With 2¢ orange Washington revenue stamp with Chamberlain’s ms. initials. Punch cancellation hole (affecting nothing) in middle of check o/w VF and nice usage (2 genls.). $975.00.

76. CHRYSLER, MORGAN H. (182290), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Peninsula campaign, 2nd Bull Run, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Red River campaign, Mobile campaign. DS, 2pp., folio, Morganza, La. 10/31/64 muster roll of Field and Staff of 2nd N.Y. Veteran Cav. Also signed by Maj. John S. Fassett (late 22nd NY Inf.) as Major of unit. VF. $425.00.

77. CULLUM, GEORGE W. (1809-92), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Corinth, Supt. of West Point (1864-66). Wartime clip with rank as Brig. Genl. from Willard’s Hotel registry. XF. $50.00.

78. CUTLER, LYSANDER (1807-66), Brig. Genl., USA (MASS/ME/WISC). Apt. Col. 6th Wisc. Inf. (Iron Brigade) 1861. 2nd Bull Run(WIA), Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Petersburg campaign. DS, 2pp., 4to., HQ, 1st Div. 10/1/63 verso ALS from soldier (Wm. Faskett in 14th N.Y.S.M. to Capt. L.B. Norton, Chief Signal ofﬁcer, A of P 9/22/63 seeking transfer to Signal corps. Besides Cutler, other endorsements incl. J. A. Kellogg (6th Wisc. Inf. and BBG), E.B. Fowler, 84th N.Y. Inf. and BBG, John Newton, Maj. Genl., USA, Robert Monteith (Capt. 7th Wisc.) et al pert. to transfer of soldier (Faskett) to the Signal Corps. VF. $750.00.

79. DENNIS, ELIAS S. (1812-94), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). ES, HQ, 1st Div., 17th A.C., Vicksburg, Miss. 5/24/64 verso ALS Col. (later Bvt. Brig. Genl.) F.A. Starring, 72nd Ill. Inf. pert. to having unit ordered forward for service in the ﬁled. Addl. AES by Henry W. Slocum, Maj. Genl., USA and ES by William T. Clark, Brig. Genl., USA. Slocum at Bull Run (WIA), Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg. Atlanta campaign. Clark was Genl. McPherson’s adjutant and was in Atlanta campaign. XF. $595.00.

80. EATON, AMOS B. (1806-77), Brig. Genl., USA(NY). Commissary Genl., U.S. Army. Large clip autograph with rank. XF. $25.00.

81. EDWARDS, OLIVER (1835-1904), Brig. Genl., USA (MASS). Peninsula campaign, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, NYC (draft riots), Va. Overland campaign Incl. “Bloody Angle,” 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign, capture of Petersburg, Sayler’s Creek (captured Ewell and Custis Lee). ALS, 1p., 4to., Camp Briggs, Pittsﬁeld, Mass. 8/13/62 to Gov. Andrews of Mass. recommending bearer to be an ofﬁcer which was done. VF. $335.00.

82. EGAN, THOMAS W. (1834-87), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Peninsula campaign, Seven Days, 2nd Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Va. Overland campaign, Petersburg (WIA). ALS, 3pp., 4to., HQ, 40th N.Y. Regt. (“Mozart Regt.”) 9/18/63 to Adj. Genl. (NY) Sprague pert. to promotion of various ofﬁcers. Signed as Col. of unit. AES verso (page 4) of DAVID B. BIRNEY, Genl., USA (DOD 10/18/64)HQ, Birney’s Div., Culpeper, Va. 9/19/63 concurring. XF and scarce combination. $595.00.

83. EMORY, WILLIAM H. (1811-87), Brig. Genl., USA (MD). Peninsula campaign, Red River campaign, 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign, Dept. of West Va. Clip with rank. XF. $65.00.

85. GRANGER, ROBERT S. (181694), Brig. Genl., USA (OHIO). Camp and garrison duty in Ky., Tenn. and North Ala. ANS, 1p., 4-3/4” x 5-1/8”, HQ, Dist. No. Ala. imprint, Huntsville, Ala. 1/8/65 pert. to sending autograph with rank. VF. $95.00.

86. GRANT, ULYSSES S. (1822-85), Genl. and Pres. USA (OHIO/ILL). CS with note pert. to referring a claims matter to Genl. Sherman. Possible Presidential use. Some creasing o/w F-VF. $695.00.

87. GREGG, DAVID McM. (1833-1916), Brig. Genl., USA (PA). Peninsula and Maryland campaigns, Stoneman’s Raid, Gettysburg (fought Stuart), Va. Overland campaigns. ALS, 1p., 8to., Reading, Pa. 3/18/89 pert. to writing a book on the history of the cavalry of the Army of the Potomac. XF. $265.00.

88. HAMBLIN, JAMES E. (1828-70), Brig. Genl., USA(MASS/NY). Big Bethel, Peninsula campaign, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Va. overland campaign, 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign(WIA-Cedar Creek), Appomattox campaign. DS, 10., approx. 8vo. oblong, Camp near White Oak Church, Va. 6/4/63 pert. to receiving stand of colors for 65th N.Y. Regt. Signed as unit comdr. XF. $350.00.

89. HANCOCK, WINFIELD S. (182486), Maj. Genl., USA and Pres. candidate (1880). (PA). Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (WIA), Petersburg. Huge clip with rank, place and dated 2/22/85. XF. $365.00.

90. HATCH, EWARD (1832-89), Brig. Genl., USA. New Madrid/Is. No. 10, Corinth, Greerson’s Miss. raid, Hood’s 1864 Tenn. campaign. Dept. of South. DS, 1-1/3p. 4to., np, 10/23/73 as Col., 9th U.S. Cav. perto to pay. VF. $125.00.

91. HOLABIRD, SAMUEL B. (18261907), Brev. Brig. Genl., USA (CONN). Chief QM, 2nd A.C. and Dept. of Gulf. Ft. Holabird, Md. named for him. Large AES 1/20/65 verso LS, ofﬁce of Special Inspector of Cav., Dept. of Gulf impt. New Orleans 1/29/65 pert. to lack of forage. XF. $125.00.

92. HOWARD, OLIVER O. (18301909), Maj. Genl., USA(ME). Seven Pines (MOH), Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Panel clip ES, HQ, 2nd Corps 1/31/63 pert. to a court martial decision. Mounted. Ex-Battles and Leaders collection. XF. $360.00.

93. HUNTER, DAVID (1802-86), Maj. Genl, USA (Wash. D.C.). 1st Bull Run (WIA), Dept. of MO. 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign (burned VMI). Pres. ofﬁcer, Lincoln assassination trial. CS with rank. XF. $95.00.

94. JUDAH, HENRY M. (1821-66), Brig. Genl., USA (MD). Washington Defenses, Shiloh and Corinth campaigns (Grant’s staff), Morgan’s 1863 Ohio raid. DS, 2pp., folio, HQ, Dept. of the Etowah, Chattanooga, Tenn. 5/29/65 pert. to QM stores as Brig. Genl. Comdg. XF. $95.00.

95. KIMBALL, NATHAN (1822-98), Brig. Genl., USA (IND). 1861 West Va. campaign, 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign incl. Kernstown (defeated “Stonewall” Jackson), Antietam, Fredericksburg (WIA), Vicksburg, Atlanta campaign, Franklin, Nashville. DS, 1-1/4pp., folio, In the ﬁeld, Tenn. 6/65 pert. to expenditure of QM supplies. Signed as Bvt. Maj. Genl. Comdg. XF. $225.00.

96. LAMON, WARD H. (1828-93), Pres. Lincoln’s law partner, Col. and Marshal of Wash. D.C. (ILL). Self-appointed bodyguard to Lincoln due to his pugnaciousness. Huge clip autograph with rank from a hotel register dated 8/2/69. VF and very scarce autograph. With picture and background info. $365.00.

97. LOGAN, JOHN A. (1826-86), Maj. Genl., USA(ILL). Ft. Donelson, Vicksburg, Atlanta campaign. CS. XF. $65.00.

98. McDOWELL, IRVIN (1818-91), Maj. Genl., USA (OHIO). 1st and 2nd Bull Run, Dept. of Paciﬁc. ANS, 1p., approx. 4-1/2” x 5”, HQ Div. Paciﬁc and Dept. of Col., Presidio 9/28/81 as Maj. Genl. Comdg. XF. $150.00.

99. McKINLEY, WILLIAM (18431901), Capt. 23rd Ohio Inf. and Pres., USA (assassinated). DS, 1-1/4pp. folio, Camp White West, Va. 9/30/63 pert. to transfer of QM stores. McKinley signs as 1 Lt., 23rd Ohio Inf. and Acting Asst. QM. Extremely rare WBTS document signed by McKinley. Only 2nd we have ever had and nicest of the two. VF-XF. $2,150.00.

100. McPHERSON, JAMES B. (181864), Maj. Genl., USA (OHIO). Ft. Donelson, Shiloh, Vicksburg, Atlanta campaign (KIA). CS with rank. With picture. XF. $675.00.

101. MEADE, GEORGE G. (1834-72), Maj. Genl., USA(SPAIN/PA). Gettysburg hero and Comdr. A of P. AES 2/19/62 as Brig. Genl. verso ALS, 2pp., 4to., HQ, Co. B, 4th Regt. Pa. Reserve V.C. (33rd Pa. Inf.), Camp Pierpont, Va. 2/1/62 pert. to leave for ofﬁcer (Blundin). With addl. AES/ES of Genls. GEORGE A. McCALL and JAMES A. HARDIE. Also incl. HQ, A of P approval handstamp. VF. $895.00.

102. MILES, NELSON A. (1839-1925), Maj. Genl., USA (MASS). Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville (WIA and MOH), Va. Overland campaign, Indian Wars, Span-Am War. Large clip as Maj. Genl., U.S. Army. VF. $65.00.

103. PAINE, ELEAZER A. (1815-82), Brig. Genl., USA(OHIO). New Madrid, Is. No. 10, Corinth, Dist. of Western Ky. DS, 1-1/3pp., folio, np. 6/1/62 pert. to pay for self and 3 (incl. 2 black) servants. Signed as Brig. Genl. VF. $225.00.

104. PENNYPACKER, GALUSHA (1844-1916), Brig. Genl., USA (PA). Youngest U.S. genl., Dept. of South, Charleston, Petersburg, Ft. Fisher hero. DS, 1p., folio, New Orleans, La. 1/15/77 appointment of soldier (Wilford H. Rick) as Sgt. in 16th U.S. Inf. Vellum document. XF and attractive. $425.00.

105. PORTER, DAVID D. (1813-91), Admiral, U.S.N. New Orleans, Ark. Post, Vicksburg campaign. Red River campaign, Ft. Fisher, Commandant at Annapolis. LS, 1p., 8vo., U.S. “Black Hawk,” Memphis, Tenn. 12/18/62 requesting guards to pass an ofﬁcer (Howard) of the U.S. Signal Corps while he is in Memphis “on business.” Signs as Acting Rear Admiral. VF. $350.00.

106. PRINCE, HENRY (1811-92), Brig. Genl., USA (ME). 1862 Shenandoah campaign, Cedar Mtn. (POW), Gettysburg, Rapidan campaign. Clip autograph with rank. XF. $55.00.

107. REYNOLDS, JOHN F. (1820-63), Maj. Genl., USA(PA). Peninsula campaign (POW), 2nd Manassas, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg (KIA). Wartime clip. ES as Maj. Genl. XF. Very scarce autograph. $1,750.00.

108. ROBERTS, BENJAMIN S. (181075), Brig. Genl., USA (VT/IOWA). 186162 New Mexico campaign, 2nd Bull Run, “Fitz John Porter affair,” Dept. of Minn. Clip autograph with rank. VF. $70.00.

109. ROBINSON, JAMES S. (1827-92), Brig. Genl., USA (OHIO). Rich Mtn. 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign, 2nd Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg(WIA), Atlanta campaign, Carolinas campaigns. DS, 1-2/3pp., folio HQ, 2nd Brig. 20th A.C. 1/5/65 pert. to worthless equipment. Also signed by H. M. WHITTELSEY, BBG. VF. $250.00.

110. RODGERS, CHRISTOPHER R.P. (1819-92), Comdr., USN (later Rear Admiral).(NY). U.S.S. Wabash. Battles of Port Royal, St. Augustine, Ft. Pulaski. ALS, Wash. (DC) 2/12/84 sending autograph. With cover (stamp removed). XF. $35.00.

111. ROSECRANS, WILLIAM S. (181998), Maj. Genl., USA (OHIO). Rich Mtn. (West Va.). Stone’s River, Chattanooga, Chickamauga Dept. of MO. Wartime clip AES, HQ, 14th Army Corps, Nashville 12/7/62 with rank as Maj. Genl. Comdg. XF. $195.00.

112. RUGER, THOMAS H. (1833-1907), Brig. Genl., USA(NY/WISC). Cedat Mtn., Antietam (WIA), Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Atlanta, Franklin, Carolinas campaign. Large clip autograph with rank as Comdg. 3rd Brig. 1st Div., 12th A.C. from 1864 Sanitary Fair Album. VF. $75.00.

113. SHERIDAN, PHILIP H. (1831-88), Genl., USA (NY/OHIO). DS (twice) with AES, HQ, 3rd Div., 20th Corps 3/18/63 pert. to t a furlough for a 1st Mo. Lt. Arty. soldier (Follett - awarded MOH for Perryville) and ES 3/23/63, both as Brig. Genl. Comdg. Addl. ES of Genl. A. McD. McCook 3/18/63. Both verso descriptive document 2pp., 4to., of soldier (Follett) granting furlough and subsistence. Few tiny edge faults o/w F-VF and scarce Sheridan wardate document. Also scarce unit. $1,850.00.

114. SICKELS, DANIEL E. (1819-1914), Maj. Genl., USA (NY). Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (WIA and lost leg but earned MOH). ALS, 4pp., 8vo. 5th Ave.(NYC)(1880’s)to Col.(John M.) Coyne (MOH) pert. to Gettysburg reunion and unit monument there. XF. $295.00.

115. SLOCUM, HENRY W. (1827-94), Maj. Genl., USA (NY), 1st Bull Run (WIA), Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Atlanta campaign, ALS, HQ, 1st Div., 6th Corps, New Bridge (Va.) 6/3/62 as Brig. Genl. perto to promotion of 16th N.Y. Inf. ofﬁcer (Wead). Has addl. AES of General W. B. Franklin verso concurring. XF. $495.00.

116. SMITH, GILES A. (1829-76), Brig. Genl., USA (NY/OHIO/ILL). Ft. Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Ark. Post, Vicksburg campaign, Chattanooga campaign (WIA), Atlanta campaign, “March to Sea,” Carolinas campaign. Clip ES, HQ, 15 A.C. Camp Sherman, Miss. 9/17/63 as Brig. Genl. Comdg. XF. $85.00.

117. STANLEY, DAVID S. (1828-1902), Maj. Genl., USA (OHIO). Wilson’s Creek (WIA), Stone’s River (WIA and MOH). Custer Yellowstone River Expedition (1873). Large CS with rank. XF. $85.00.

118. TAYLOR, NELSON (1821-94), Brig. Genl., USA (CT/CALIF./NY), Peninsula campaign, 2nd Manassas, Fredericksburg, N.Y. City draft riots. CS with address (N.Y. City). XF. $85.00.

119. TERRY, ADRIAN, Lt. Col., USA (CT). 7th Conn. Inf. and staff of brother (Genl. Alfred H. Terry). Small clip as Maj.,A.A.G. (Terry’s staff). VF. $5.00.

120. TYLER, ROBERT O. (1831-74), Brig. Genl., USA (NY/CT). Peninsula campaign, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Va. overland campaign (WIA-Cold Harbor). ANS, with embossed crest, 1p., 8vo., Phila., Pa. 2/16/65 sending autograph with rank. XF. $150.00.

121. UPTON, EMORY (1839-81), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Antietam, Fredericks-burg, Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania, 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign. ALS, 1p., 8vo., HQ, 2nd Brig. 1/28/64 to Adj. Genl. Sprague pert. to a vacancy for a major in the 121st N.Y. Inf. Signed as Col., Comdg. that unit. Tipped to sheet. XF. $425.00.

122. VODGES, ISRAEL (1816-89), Brig. Genl., USA (PA). Fort Pickens, Pensacola (POW), Charleston harbors. Small clip autograph with rank as Brig. Genl. Probable wartime. Mounted. VF. $60.00.

123. WALLACE, WILLIAM H.L. (182162), Brig. Genl., USA (OHIO/ILL). Ft. Donelson, Shiloh (MWIA). LS, 1p., 4to., HQ, 2nd Brig. 1st Div., Ft. Donelson, Tenn. 2/17/62 to Col. (John E.) Smith (later Brig. Genl.) pert. to sending report of action of your comd. ... resulting in capture of Ft. Donelson along with names of KIA and WIA plus noting “any acts of individual bravery and daring that occurred.” Written one day after surrender of Ft. Donelson by Genl. Buckner. Excessively rare wardate autograph with great content. Multiple folds o/w XF. $1,350.00.

124. WARD, WILLIAM T. (1808-78), Genl., USA (VA/KY). Victim of Morgan’s 1862 raid, “March to Sean,” Carolinas campaign. Large clip autograph with Ky. address. XF. $35.00.

125. WARREN, FITZ-HENRY (181678), Brig. Genl., USA (MASS/IOWA). Dept. of Mo., Dept. of Gulf, Red River campaign, Comdg. U.S. Forces o Rio Grande River (Brownsville). DS (circa 1864) pert. to furnishing clothing for a “deserter from the Confederate Army” who is “destitute.” Addl. AES verso of NAPOLEON J.T. DANA, Maj. Genl., USA(ME/MINN)who was Col., 1st Minn. (Ball’s Bluff) and WIA - Antietam. XF. $125.00.

126. WARREN, GOUVERNEUR K. (1830-82), Maj. Genl., USA (NY). Big Bethel, Peninsula campaign (WIA), 2nd Bull Run, Antietam, Gettysburg (“:Savior of Little Round Top”), Va. Overland campaign, Five Forks. DS, 1p., folio Bristoe Station, Va. AES verso HQ, 4th Corps 4/27/64 pert. to ordnance report for 1st Pa. Inf. Reserve Corps. Signed as Maj. Genl. Comdg. XF. $465.00.

127. WEBB, ALEXANDER S. (18351911), Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Ft. Pick-ens, 1st Bull Run, Peninsula campaign, Antietam, Gettysburg (MOH -Pickett’s Charge), Va. Overland campaign (WIA Spotsylvania). DS, 1p., 8vo., on illus (train and waterfalls) billhead of a N.Y. printer and stationer 6/12/88 for debate and commencement tickets for College of the City of N.Y. Signed by Webb as Pres. XF and attractive. $165.00.

128. WEBER, MAX (1824-1901), Brig. Genl., USA (GERMANY/NY). Antietam (WIA). Clip autograph with rank. XF. $55.00.

129. WEED, STEPHEN H. (1831-63), (NY). Brig. Genl., USA (NY). Peninsula campaign, 2nd Manassas, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg (KIA). Large clip ES, HQ, 3rd Brig., 2nd Div. 6/22/63 (Gbg. campaign). XF and very rare autograph. First we have had. $3,500.00.

130. WELLES, GIDEON (1802-78), Sec., of Navy (1861-9). (CT). ALS, 2pp., 4to., Hartford,(Ct.)10/13/37 to Sec. of War Poinsett (for who XMAS ﬂower named) recommending app. of an assist. surgeon. Folded and mailed with red Hartford, Ct., pmk. XF. $175.00.

131. WELLS, WILLIAM (1837-92), Brig. Genl., USA (VT). 1862 Shenandoah Valley, 2nd Bull Run, Gettysburg(MOH), Kilpatrick’s Richmond Raid (1864), 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign, Appomattox campaign. Signed check, Burlington, Vt. 10/24/74. VF. $145.00.

132. WHEATON, FRANK (1833-1903), Brig. Genl., USA (RI). 1st Bull Run, Peninsula campaign, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg. VA. Overland campaign, 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign, Modoc Indian War. DS, 1p., folio, Wash. D.C. 9/12/61 pert. to appt. of Sgt. Co. E 2nd R.I. Vols. Folds and repaired tears, signature XF. VF appearance. $275.00.

133. WINSLOW, JOHN A. (1811-73), Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy (NC). Western Gunboat Flotilla, USS Kearsarge (battle with CSS Alabama 6/19/64). Large clip autograph as Commander, U.S. Navy. XF. $195.00.

134. WOOD, FERNANDO (1812-81), “Copperhead” Mayor of New York City (who advocated secession) and later US Representative. Large clip autograph w/US House of Representative gothic impt. XF. $25.00.

LETTERS (CSA AND USA)

135. PORT HUDSON/1st ALA. INF. ALS, 4pp., approx. 5-1/2” x 9”, Port Hudson, La. 4/22/63 soldier’s(Beauchamp)let-ter to wife. Ment. enemy has not passed this place, expects Vicksburg will be attacked from rear, should Vicksburg be taken Port Hudson will have to be vacated in a hurry, camp activities etc. VF. With background info. $395.00.

136. 6thARK. INF. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Montgomery, Ala. 7/3/62 soldier’s (Thompson) letter in dark blue ink. Soldier discusses his ill health, news from the East incl. “Stonewall” Jackson in ﬁght, Genl. McClellan surrounded, Beauregard moving armies etc. Scarce unit. With postally used cover(CSA stamps removed). VF. $395.00.

137. 3rd GA. INF. ALS, 8pp., 8vo., Camp Gwynn Portsmouth, Va. 7/14/61. Soldier (J. W. Perry, Jr.) writes about a review by Genl. Huger, news that the 1st (Ga.) Regt. had been attacked by 7 Federal Regts. but held their ground killing 162 of the enemy and losing but 1 man (West Va. campaign), early march thru Portsmouth and its ﬁelds where there were the “ebony faces of real genuine darkies peering at us from the cornﬁelds resting on their plow or hoe,” marched to near Ft. Monroe, made camp and could see the blockading squadron, review by Genl. Huger, marched back to Camp Gwynn, description of camp life and the unbearable heat, afraid they won’t see a ﬁght and will be branded as “the Regt. that sat out the war.” (Ironically soldier MWIA at Antietam.) VF-XF. $475.00.

138. 7th GA. CAV. ALS, 3pp., 8vo., Columbia (SC) 5/8/64 from soldier (Co. A, 7th Ga. Cav.) discussing unit’s trip to Richmond(allowed 10 days @ 30-40 miles per day), clothes, body lice, ﬁght between Lee and Grant in Va. to be decisive battle of War. VF. $250.00.

139. 17th MISS. INF./“FIGHTING” CHAPLIN. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Capt. G. Langs 7/26/64 from Chaplain Wm. B. Owen, 17th Miss. Inf. to sister. Owen WIA -Spotsylvania C.H. Va. 5/11/64 and recuperating at private home. Writes receiving first letters since wounded, extensive ministerial work here and hopes “Jesus may make me a ‘ﬁsher of men,’” looking forward to visitors incl. “friends of prison life” etc. Incl. postally used cover with Owen’s chaplain’s “frank” ID and Richmond, Va. pmk. and Due 10 postal mkgs. After Battle of Gettysburg Owen remained behind to attend to needs of Genl. McLaws wounded in hospitals along Marsh Creek. $465.00.

140. 1st N.C. INF./PATRIOTIC FLAG/ YORKTOWN. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Ship’s Point, Va. 9/4/61 on CSA 10-star flag (multicolor) patriotic (Dietz F10-3) letter-sheet. Soldier (Porter) writes about move from Yorktown closer (11 miles down) to Ft. Monroe, sicknesses in regt., unit may go back to Hatteras (NC) to drive out Yankees, discusses the battle there etc. With postally used soldier’ franked cover with Yorktown 9/4/(61) postal mkgs. VF. $650.00.

141. 2nd N.C. CAV./MISSENT MAIL. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp near Belleﬁeld, Va. 1/21/65 soldier’s (Albright) letter. Discusses receipt of box (food spoilt from sitting out for 3 days during a rainstorm), heavy rains, has written 78 letters home and received only 4 replies, obtained a good oilcloth from a Yankee raid etc. With postally used cover with 10¢ Davis (Scott 11) with ANV target cancel. Cover was missent and redirected from Albemarle, N.C. to Alamance, N.C. VF. $350.00.

42. 6th N.C. INF./KINSTON, N.C. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp near Kinston, N.C. 4/6/64. Soldier (J. A. Cloer) writes about being in a sickly area, 15 miles from Yankees, Longstreet left Tenn. for Va., dreams of family and heaven(soldier DOW 6/6/64). With postally used cover franked by soldier and pmked. Kinston, N.C. and with a Due 10 h/s. VF. $265.00.

143. BROOKS BN. OF GALVANIZED SOUTHERNS (EX-POWS). ALS, 1p., 4to., Summerville, S.C. 11/20/64 by unit comdr. (Maj. J. Hampton Brooks) pert. to stafﬁng of unit with var. named ofﬁcers. Unit formed in Oct. 1864 from Union POWs from Florence Stockade for defense against Sherman. In Cummings’ Brig., McLaw’s Div., A. of T. Very rare unit with a “short life.” First I have ever seen or had. Couple small reinforced fold separations o/w VF. $595.00.

144. 18th TENN. INF./PRES. DAVIS MEDALLION PATRIOTIC. ALS, 3-1/2pp., 8vo., Camp Bowling Green (Ky.) 1/8/62 on dark blue Pres. Davis/ﬂags and southern products medallion patriotic lettersheet. Soldier (Hollowell) writes about camp news, looking for a ﬁght, are well ﬁxed and fortiﬁed there etc. XF and rare design. Dietz catalog $800+. $725.00.

145. WALLER’S TEX. CAV./13th TEX. BN. CAV./LA. CAMPAIGN. ALS, 1p., 4to., Camp Hunter, near Franklin, La. 6/9/63. Soldier’s (Travis Hensley) writes train with them but rest of bn. is at Camp Bisland, no enemy this side of Berwick Bay but has a small force at Brashear City, heard Banks “lost 10,000 at Port Hudson” and Walker’s Div. ﬁghting him capturing his train, wants brother to send $500.00 as he has engaged a Negro and needs money to pay for it etc. Soldier named for Wm. B. Travis of Alamo fame and family friend. VF. $395.00.

146. WALLER’S TEX. CAV./13th TEX. BN. CAV./TAKING BACK SW LA. CAMPAIGN. ALS, 3-1/2pp., 4to., Camp at Bayou Rouge, 22 miles form Simmsport, La. 5/25/63. Soldier (Hensley) writes that they are on way to Simmsport and enemy in retreat and country “again in our hands,” learned (Genl.) Green has retaken New Iberia, Franklin and Washington and Opelousas and Vermillionville are again “in our hands,” unit is following and “annoying’ Yankees every day, describes ambushing Yankee cav. and cutting them in two with hand to hand ﬁghting, describes losses of both sides with many “just receiving sabre cuts,” enemy carried off a large number of Negroes and all the horses and mules they could ﬁnd, prisoners’ state Banks moving at Port Hudson etc. Detailed letter pert. to Banks pull back towards Port Hudson which seemed more important to the Federals at that time than holding middle La. VF-XF. $850.00.

147. 21st TEX. INF. BN./INDIANS STEALING HORSES. ALS, 2-1/2pp., approx. 7-1/2” x 12-1/2”, Parker Cty., Tex. 2/16/63 from father to his 3 mil. sons. Writes about Indians stealing horses, neighborhood deaths etc., recd. ltrs. from sons pert. to Battle of Galveston (Jan. 1) and glad they were not hurt, advises them to never be anxious to do anything that gets them into difﬁculties etc. Folded and mailed with Weatherford, Tex. pmk. and ms. “Paid 10” postal mkgs. Age staining o/w F-VF. $250.00.

148. 17th VA. INF./CSA ORDNANCE OFFICE IMPRINT. ALS, 2pp., 4to., CSA, War Dept., ordnance ofﬁce, Richmond imprint 10/6/63 on letter from ex-soldier (C. H. McKnight, Co. A, 17th Va. Inf.) who was WIA - Williamsburg, Va. to brother (Lt. W. P. McKnight, Co. C, 17th Va. Inf.). McKnight writes about getting his uniform to him, Zollicoffer ladies using snuff and tobacco, VF grade of uniform cloth selling at a premium ($7.00 per yard)etc. With postally used cover with 10¢ Davis (Scott 11) pmked. Richmond, Va. 10/7/63 to brother in Corse’s Brigade, Petersburg, Va. XF. $475.00.

149. 60th VA. INF./WEST VA. ALS, 1-1/3pp., 4to., Princeton, Mercer Co., Va. 3/15/63 from soldier (Jeffries) to sister. Writes about operations, scouting and “Yankee trick.” Relates rainy for 40 days and 40 nights,” scouting mission towards Fayette C.H., Yankees came under ﬂag of truce with some pretended business with Genl. Jones but were not “gratiﬁed” as it was felt they wanted to see how camp “was situated,” Yankees planning to send 5 regts. of cav. to take the RR etc. With handcarried cover to sister in White Sulpher, Greenbrier Co., Va. ms “to be left at Watts Store/Dry Creek.” VF. $325.00.

150. 20th CT. INF./CHANCELLORS-VILLE BATTLEFIELD NOTE. ANS, 2pp., approx. 6” x 3” direct from the battleﬁeld (5/3/63) as soldier (Tarr) writes

“Pardon my sending this ... but it was only a journal I scratched off here and there. I have lost everything in the retreat and have not even a haversack or canteen. Lost pocketbook and everything.” Ment. can see a Rebel force 1/2 mile away from where he lays, will be into it “as hot as ever,” if killed to remember he “died ﬁghting for the old ﬂag,” ment. unit ofﬁcer casualties. With handcarried addressed envelope ms “the Battleﬁeld of Chancellorsville.” XF and great relic from this famous and bloody battle. $525.00.

150A. 20th ILL. INF/MISSOURI. ALS, 4pp., 4to., HQ, 20th Ill. inf., Birds points, mo., 1/7/62 from above soldier (Thompson). Writes about expedition to capture Charleston, bag “nest of Jeff Thompson’s chickens,” Thompson a “wiley bird,” his force 400-500 men who are “crafty, wiley and shrewd,” ment. “Fredericktown races,” expedition kept under command of Perczel, ambush, casualties, etc. VF-XF.

$350.00.

151. 30th ILL. INF./“NIGGERS GETTING A PIECE OF COLD LEAD.” ALS, 4pp., 4to., Jackson, Tenn. 6/10/62. Relates how “niggers” causing false alarms attempting to cross lines at night and frequently “get a piece of cold lead” as a result, Genls. Price and Villepique are moving on place with 30,000 men, guerilla activity in area with soldiers sent out on railroads to counter them, Genl. Ross in comd. etc. With postally used cover. XF ltr. $395.00.

151A. 39th ILL. INF. (YATES PHALANX)/ DAVIS JACKASS CARICATURE PATRIOTIC. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Benton Barracks, Mo. (circa Oct-Nov. 1861) on violet Jeff Davis going to war & returning as a jackass caricature patriotic (Walcott 842 var. as Davis imprint unlisted) Soldier (A.Coss, 39th Ill.Inf.) writes on military & personal matters. Rare patriotic design. $225.00.

151B. BATTLE OF PEACHTREE CREEK/74th ILL. INF. 3pp., 4to., HQ, 74th Regt. Ill. Vol. Inf., near Rough and Ready, ga. 9/1/64 (Aug. report) Chaplain’s (Pettibone) ltr. Writes up history of unit (incl. battles) prior to his arrival (7/20) in midst of battle (Peachtree Creek), discusses how Genl. Hood has assumed command of Rebel forces and is determined to break union center, how regt. advanced and was building breastworks of rails and earth when Rebels in dense masses fell upon them and were repulsed with heavy loss after a severe conﬂict of more than two hours. Retained copy of original sent Genl. Lorenzo Thomas (Adj. Genl., USA). XF. $375.00.

152. 23rd IND. INF. ALS, 3-1/2pp., 8vo. (Miss.) 9/5/63. Soldier (Henry) writes wife on Washington patriotic stationery pert. to camp, food, weather and war matters. Slight aging o/w F-VF. $110.00.

153. 49th IND. INF. ALS, 3pp., 4to., Barboursville, Ky. 2/12/62 by Regt. surgeon (Ritter) to wife in Orangeville, Ind.. Writes that he is on way to Cumberland Gap, sick left behind in var. hospitals, doctoring regt., ofﬁcers are a set of “penitentiary pets” having been in or attached to the State prison in Clark Co. With postally used cover with brown ink balloon cancel of Barboursville, Ky. 2/13/(62) and franked “Free” as P.M. of Orangeville (an illegal usage of the P.M. frank). XF and unusual. $250.00.

154. EATING CORN OUT OF MANURE ... INTESTINES. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Chattanooga, Tenn. 12/22/63 from an Indiana HQ clerk (Rogers) at a regt. HQ. Discusses if drafted will hire a substitute, does not want to be a soldier unless absolutely necessary, has “soldiers picking up grains of corn out of manure after the mules had eaten it, then wash it, parch it, and eat it. I have seen soldiers pay 25 cents for a krubin of corn to parch and eat. I have seen them pay 25 cents for an army cracker, and I have seen them at the slaughter yard pay enormous prices for the intestines, which before they could not have been paid enough to eat. And this day have I seen them coming in from the front in their shirtsleeves without either shoes or stockings on their feet or blankets to wrap themselves in at night. The ground is froze hard, and their feet were bleeding from having to walk barefooted on it, and moreover they were sick and on their way to the hospital, and that is not half that I have seen (nary solgering go I).” Some aging, edge wear and reinforced fold splits o/w F-VF and great hardship letter. $395.00.

155. 12th IOWA INF. ALS, 2pp., 4to. (St. Louis, Mo.) 12/25/61 on lettersheet with military scene imprint of Benton Barracks at top. Unit surgeon (Parker) writes about the many sick due to exposure, overcrowded barracks, measles; describes unit hospital and his duties, regt. still unarmed, Genl. Sherman in comd. of camp, some 15,000 troops there, removal of Genl. Fremont for best etc. Some aging o/w F-VF. $175.00.

156. (12th IOWA INF.). ALS, 7pp., 8vo., Fayette, Iowa 4/27/62 (after his [Parker] resignation 4/19) to wife. Discusses health incl. recovering from diarrhea, personal and family matters, in partnership with another doctor etc. With postally used cover. VF. $35.00.

157. (12th IOWA INF.). ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Fayette, Iowa 4/17/64 to wife. Dr. Parker writes mother about preparing for Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair (Dubuque), growing grapes, children have whooping cough, treating for scarlet fever, visitors form 3rd and 12th Iowa Inf., party on anniv. of Shiloh, becoming a “physician of experience” etc. With postally used cover with stamp (3¢ 1861) cancelled with fancy pinwheel cancel. XF. $55.00. Other letters from this corres. available. Inquire.

158. BATTLE OF WELDON RR/16th ME. INF. ALS, 2pp., 4to., Camp 16th Maine Vols. 9/15/64. Soldier (Brackett) writes about the Battle of Weldon RR and his escape from capture. Discusses how they were in breastworks and ready for “Johnnies charge,” came in 3 lines of battle, repulsed them in front but they came thru on right and ﬂanked Federals, ordered to fall back but surrounded by about 12 Rebels, soldier(Brackett)ran right into their lines as did other Federals and had to give up his gun and bayonet and did so due to overwhelming numbers, was told to go to rear and did running pursued by 6 Rebels calling out to him to halt, he did not and kept running “amid a shower of minnie and case shot bursting all around me from our own batteries, kept on running and some 2 rods ahead of them came into open ﬁeld (was before in woods) and saw two lines of battle (Federals) marching towards woods and was saved. XF and choice content. $450.00.

159. 27th ME. INF. (“SHOWER OF STARS REGT.”)/SENDING LITTLE DARKEY HOME. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp Chantilly 4/10/63. Soldier (Kinnick) discusses camp, locale, setup, picking up relics at nearby battleﬁeld (2nd Bull Run), saw graves, would bring home a “little darkey” if he could, Col. Wentworth did so, saw Rebel POWs taken by the cav. etc. Unit nicknamed “Shower of Stars Regt.” due to all members being given the M.O.H. for re-enlisting for the war. Action later rescinded. XF. $195.00.

160. HIDING LIQUOR UP WOMAN’S SKIRT/48th MASS. INF. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp Meigs 12/22/62. Soldier (Lunt) writes in dark blue pencil about his camp, a woman visitor who was caught with 3 bottles of whiskey tied to her spring skirts, an AWOL soldier etc. Lunt KIA -Port Hudson 6/14/63. XF. $235.00.

161. 3rd MINN. INF./IN MIDST OF SECESH/PICKETS EXCHANGING SHOTS. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp Jenkins, Ky. 12/3/61. Soldier (Tichenor) writes that 20,000 soldiers in this camp, most under marching orders, boys spoiling for a ﬁght with Secesh, in midst of Secesh which are the meanest sneaking kind, pickets exchanging shots every night. With postally used cover to Waukesha, Wisc. Unit forced to surrender to Genl. N. B. Forrest at Murfreesboro 7/13/63. XF. $265.00.

162. 3rd MIN. INF./NASHVILLE. ALS, 1p., 4to., Nashville, Tenn. 3/23/62. Soldier (Tichenor) writes about his safe arrival there, unloading ﬂeet (7 steamers), Nashville a beautiful place and statehouse the ﬁnest bldg. he ever saw, passed Ft. Donelson on way and saw plenty of graves and other forts along the river. With postally used cover. XF. $325.00. Other letters from this corres. available inquire. 164. 1st N.J. CAV. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Camp Gregg, Va. 3/17/63. Soldier (Reid) writes that he is in front of Petersburg and is resolved to put down this rebellion, is in comd. of Co. D, 1st N.J. Cav., expects to move soon and thus a short letter. With postally used cover(stamp removed). Letter folded into a triangle. VF-XF. $135.00.

165. 22nd N.J. INF./WIA CHANCELLORSVILLE. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, D.C. 5/7/63 from soldier (Westervelt) who was WIA at Chancellorsville and writes about his medical care. Small reinforced fold splits o/w VF. $110.00.

166. FREDERICKSBURG/25th N.J. CAV. ALS, 2pp., approx. 8” x 12-1/2”, Fort Jerico, Camp Misery, Va.(early 1863). Soldier (Horton) writes that he lost his blankets and tent in Battle of Fredericksburg but Lord spared his life, now knows what it is to lay out in snow and rain without shelter, has skirmishes with guerillas, shoot on picket duty here but did not at Fredericksburg, has talked with enemy and shared bread with them, describes entering a home in Fredericksburg and how they made themselves at home (he napped on the sofa) and got tobacco, Rebels stripped Yankee dead “stark naked” in ﬁeld after falling back, Rebels admired unit’s courage in going right up to a fort and being ﬁred upon before Rebels fell back, Rebel ofﬁcer said that “if he had such a regt. or two he could whip all the Yankees,” unit ﬁrst in their brigade, went in with 1,000 men and now have 700 etc. Signs with I.D. and full mil. address. Aging and reinforced folds otherwise F-VF. $895.00.

167. SUTLER’S ARCHIVE, 2nd N.Y. INF. ALS (4) of Henry C. Garrison, assigned to unit in Va. First is 8pp., 8vo., Camp Kearney, near Alexandria, Va. He writes about how he became a sutler and how to do it, relates one sutler started on $500 and now has $3,000 in bank, to commence about 2 weeks before pay day and give out “orders” in amount of $8.00 to each man (in which they are protected by law) in which time stock can be cleared, relates how he sold a box of ofﬁcers’ stores in 3-4 hours for $18.00 (paid $7.00), liable for loss if they have to “skedaddle” but easy to start up again and in the next place, “the money is here and has got to be spent and if they do not put it in their bellies, they gamble it away,” situated about 3 miles from Alexandria, not “surrounded by very agreeable or moral set of men,” has had 4 checks forged on him in one day, got into his tent one day and stole goods, now rigs an “eye opener at each entrance of my tent, and with my revolver at my head ... can give them a warm reception” etc. With postally used cover (colorless embossed patriotic design of Genl. McClellan with ﬂag). XF. Second ALS (1862) on rare design patriotic (eagle, flag, circular entwined rings with state names - Walcott #2532), 1p., 8vo., family matters, others(2)4-1/2pp., 8vo.(one dated 1862) pert. to personal/family matters. All XF. Choice archive. $875.00.

168. F R E D E R I C K S B U R G NIGHTMARE/8th N.Y. CAV. ALS, 10pp., 8vo., ofﬁce, Genl. Patrick, Burnside HQ, near Fredericksburg 12/15/62. Soldier (Chaplain Van Inger) writes about the carnage and destruction in the city. Ment. saw the battle from camp 9 miles off, on Sunday found a church burial ground - “campﬁres under the trees had left their ashes and branches - bones - pieces of refuse meat, and a ﬂock of crows had taken the place of the soldiers - and took noisy ﬂight. I entered the venerable building - what a sight ! The ﬂoor of stone tile - covered with litter, straw, branches, broken victuals - ﬁlth! The pews (large and square) broken, the chancels ﬁlled with straw, and the dish of broken bones and meat! I looked up - and there was the Lord’s Prayer in the courts and the creed, in oldest venerable letters on tablets. I must go now -I cannot describe what I saw in Fredericksburg. Every other house a hospital -the furniture in the streets and soldiers sitting in rocking chairs in the mud - their caps adorned with the contents of milliner’s shops - one carrying a handsome server, to eat off of - another a gilternet stand -another a piece of Brussels carpet -a lot of Germany warning themselves in a hot day at the stone quarry of my old friend Barton in his law ofﬁce, like Mr. Mygath, the fuel being his private paper and account book! The inhabitants all gone -and gone to add fury to the passions of the enemy. I entered a states church, surrounded by trees and a noble iron fence. The Soldiers were staving up the pews with axes and tossing out the fragments and curses, to clear the ﬂoor for the mangled bodies of the Soldiers! I turned away heartsick. On the steps of a bank - a noble building - I sat down to rest - all around me soldiers were trying to pack into their knapsacks useless plunder to carry to homes they will never see” etc. VF. $975.00.

168A. 16th & 98th N.Y. INF. Soldier’s ALS, 1p., 8to., HQ, 7th Brigade, Ft. lyon 10/11/61 pert. to need for men for guard duty. Writer, 16th NY & later Col., 98th N.Y. KIA at Cold Harbor. Photo in “Killing Ground” of Time-Life series. XF. $95.00.

169. 34th N.Y. INF./BATTLE OF WINCHESTER. ALS, 2pp., 4to., Washington (DC) 3/28/62. Soldier (Crewell) writes about a soldier falling off a bridge drunk, in Genl. Gorman’s Brig., not sure where they are going next, battle at Winchester, casualties, some 15,000 Rebels against 8,000 Yankees etc. With cover (stamp removed). VF-XF. $195.00.

170. 43rd N.Y. INF./KIAFREDERICKS-BURG SOLDIER. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Wash.

D.C. 1/9/63 from clergyman to wife of dead soldier (Isaac Stafford). Writes that soldier died in Trinity Hospital (Georgetown) 12/29 from affects of leg amputation and was buried in the Soldier’s Home graveyard. Describes graveyard and tombstone and where located. Soldier’s Home served as Lincoln’s summer retreat. Some aging o/w VF. $195.00.

170A. ELLSWORTH GHOST PATRIOTIC LETTER/51ST N.Y. INF. Soldier’s (W. Hutchinson) ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp Burnside, Annapolis, Md. 12/6/61 on blue Ellsworth’s shade 9ghost), tomb and soldiers patriotic stationery pert. to unit (51st N.Y. Inf.) getting ready for the Burnside expedition and assorted camp news. VF and rare patriotic designs. $125.00.

171. SHARPSHOOTERS AND BUSHWHACKERS IN TENN./123rd N.Y. INF. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Co. F, 1st Bn. Pioneers, Chickamauga River, East Branch, 3/12/64. Soldier (Wright) discusses guarding a bridge and having to look out for the “sneaking ‘Bushwaker’ who slip(s) up and shoot(s) a picket when one least expects it,” Confederates have sent their sharpshooters down the river to stop Federals from building a road to Bridgeport, have wounded several in camp, killed 2 drivers and about 60 mules as well as hitting a pot of beans cooking just missing the writer and the cook etc. With postally used cover. XF. $375.00.

171A. 2nd MANASSAS/25th OHIO INF. ALS, 1-1/2pp., 4to., Wash. D.C. 9/10/62. Soldier (H. Hallette) writes to father that he has passed safe through hardest battle he has ever fought, rebels has a cross ﬁre on them, one with grape and canister and other with infantry so they “were in a mighty hot place.” XF. $275.00.

171B. 33RD OHIO INF./RARE CARICATURE PATRIOTIC ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Camp Wadsworth, Hazel Green, Ky. 10/30/61 on rare caricature “wait ‘til the war is over” patriotic design (Walcott 1176 & noted as “Very Rare”). Soldier (C.R. Pomeroy) details route to camp, need of new glasses & a gold pen etc. Attractive catoon design. VF. $175.00.

172. DAY OF GENL. JOHNSTON’S SURRENDER/81st OHIO INF. ALS, 1p., approx. 8” x 12”, Raleigh, N.C. 4/26/65 (day of surrender of Genl. J. E. Johnston and A of T). Soldier (Boston) writes that “our ﬁghting is done, at least the inf.,” Johnston has accepted the offer of peace offered by Pres. Johnson as he had until 12 pm and if he did not accept the terms, hostility was to commence after 12 pm, 17th and 20th A.C. returned from Johnston’s lines in evening so he (writer) supposes from that “that the terms are accepted by Genl. Johnston and other Rebel authorities” etc. Historic. F-VF. $250.00.

173. BRISTOE STATION CAMPAIGN/ 126th OHIO INF. ALS, 4pp., dark blue ink, Union Mills, Va. 10/17/63. Soldier (Foreman) discusses events of past 7 days, on picket with 106th N.Y. and 7th Pa.,

heard they would be attacked by Genl. Stuart, captured spy who confirmed that, deployed as skirmishers, exchanged shots with enemy, fell back and formed line of battle but not attacked, marched back towards Bull Run, 3rd Corps kept up ﬁghting with arty., attacked by enemy 10/14, unit detailed to support arty. of 3rd Corps, formed line of battle and enemy opened up with arty. but at long range, detailed to Genl. Buford’s Cav., Genl. Sickles has rejoined Corps, Genl. French to take comd. of 3rd Div., enemy harassing their baggage train etc. VF-XF. $350.00.

173A. BATTLE OF GREENLAND GAP (WVA)/126th OHIO INF. ALS, 4pp., approx. 8” x 12”, New Creek 5/9/63 discussing WVA campaign action. Soldier (Foreman)relates adventures since leaving Martinsburg, ordered to New Creek, then to Greenland gap, discusses battle there against 2,300 strong Rebel Cav., burning of the fortiﬁed meeting house, casualties, march to turnpike, Stoney River (made bridge to cross with), then to NW branch of Cheat River, then to Ft. Pendleton, locale close to where Genl. Garnett was killed at Carrick’s Ford, saw where he was shot, moved to Camp Storm on top of Stormy Mtns., ordered to New Creek via Haysville, Greenland Gap (heard enemy under Genl. Imboden was marching to attack them), forced march to reach the Gap, saw no Rebels, detailed to block a pass in the Allegheny Mtns., slept in a pig pen, travelled within 5 miles of Petersburg, surprised 3 Rebel Cavalrymen, blocked pass and started for New Creek, has travelled by foot 1,040 miles for “little or nothing,” called dismounted cav. for running down all their horses, etc. VF. $495.00.

174. SHOT BY A NEGRO GUARD/ 155th OHIO INF. ALS, 3pp., 8vo., White House Landing (Va.) 6/14/64 on patriotic (armed soldier/eagle and ﬂags) songsheet (“Our Veteran Volunteers”). Soldier(Craw-ford)writes in dark pencil about sightseeing in Washington, sailed pass Yorktown (and Rev. War battleﬁeld), landed at this place, “saw about 400 Secesh prisoners and one of the secesh was shot by a Negro guard. The Secesh told the Darkey that he was not going to be guarded by a d___ Negro and the Darkey leveled his gun and shot him through the body,” over 1,000 prisoners shipped from this point since he arrived here, part of Army swing around James River, some 20,000 troops passed by him with a train of wagons 2 miles long, in hearing of the cannon which are ﬁring and throwing shells into each other etc. Also ment. that the farm they are on is “where George Washington got his wife” (White House, New Kent, Va.). F-VF. $365.00.

175. PENINSULA CAMPAIGN 23rd PA. INF. ALS, 2pp., dark pencil 8vo., Alexandria, Va. 8/31/64. Soldier (J. F. McKernan) writes about arriving about 48 hours on a steamer from Yorktown and being off “the bloody peninsula at last” but does not know destination, lots of wounded coming there from the battleﬁeld with some saying Army of Va. can’t ﬁght at all alongside the Army of Potomac and that Hooker and Porter are giving the Rebs “Jessie,” false report of capture of Jackson, has dysentery etc. With postally used cover with Medical Dept. imprint. VF. $110.00.

176. WHOREHOUSE/BATTLE OF CAMDEN (NC)/51st PA. INF. ALS, 4pp., 8vo., Camp Franklin, New Bern, N.C. 5/7/62. Soldier (Snyder) writes about building a new fort with Negroes of area, “there is some of the ﬁnest ladies here of both kinds, black and white. We can get as much F___ as we want. There is a whorehouse close to our camp.” Describes the Battle of Camden and how they “ﬂed to the woods and left us have the ﬁeld,” buried dead of both sides, Federals lost 6 KIA and 14 WIA, retreated at night leaving some of the badly wounded behind, describes New Bern etc. Snyder MWIA -Antietam. Rare letter as according to one long-time dealer only the second time in 10 years he has seen the F___ word used in a Civil War soldier’s letter. With postally used cover. VF. $650.00.

177. 69th PA. INF./VA. OVERLAND CAMPAIGN. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., “In line of battle protecting the left ﬂank of the A of P 7/3/64.” Soldier (White) writes in dark pencil that he is out of range for bullets now but from May5-June 20 it was nothing but “bullets whizzing around us,” saw men killed every day, “sometimes men would fall alongside of me and they would have their graves dug before life was hardly out of them,” now in tents and have bands playing, brigade broken up thru spite Genl. Gibbons had with Genl. Owens etc. Some aging o/w F-VF. $285.00.

179. BATTLE OFFREDERICKSBURG/ 90th PA. INF. ALS, 4pp., approx. 8vo., Camp in the Woods on the North Bank of the Rappahannock 12/16/62. Soldier (Davis) writes in dark pencil on a “sheet of paper I picked up on the ﬁeld of battle when coming off.” Discusses how they crossed the river and went into battle, regt. badly cut up and can only muster about 100 men, casualties, rebels “too strongly fortiﬁed for us to dislodge them so last night we skedadled and are now again on this side where we started from, minus some 18,000 killed, wounded and missing,” Rebels shelling woods where they are encamped, bullets “rattling around as thick as hail,” every moment some poor fellow goes down, twice in action, after ﬁring 60 rounds of cartridges no relief but for a single Pa. regt., fell back, rallied and “went into it again advancing up edge of woods where they were in entrenchments, but for want of ammunition were forced to retreat,” they “ﬁght like tigers,” could hardly get 5 men to fall back with him, Rebels have a natural country for defense and ﬁght like the devil, “what will be done with the skeleton of the 90th is with us an anxious question” etc. Davis later WIA - Gettysburg. Some wrinkling from battleﬁeld pickup o/w VF and nice (relic) letter. $1,750.00.

180. MANASSAS BATTLEFIELD RELIC HUNTING/96th PA. INF. ALS, 2pp., approx. 7” x 4-1/2”, Manassas, Va. 4/6/62 on patriotic (Liberty and Flag) stationery. Soldier (Henry) writes in legible pencil how spent time “in visiting the battleground in search of curiosities or relics,” “found hundreds of graves and in going through a strip of woods found the bones of men left unburied in every direction,” houses are deserted, visited Genl. Beauregard’s HQ and it is “ﬁlled with all kinds of rebel documents (think of the autographs then present) and clothing of every description,” “captured a pair of snow white blankets from Genl. Smith’s residence but they were too heavy to carry” etc. F-VF. $295.00.

181. BATTLE OF CHANCELLORS-VILLE/STONEWALL DEAD/107th PA. INF. ALS, 3pp., 8vo., Camp near Bell(e) Plain, Va. 5/10/63. Soldier(C. Smith)writes in dark pencil how they had been across the river and “had a little fun with the Rebels,” “wounded Stonewall Jackson and he died before they got him to Richmond and Genl. Hill was killed” (only WIA), Rebel loss heavy and Federals also, Rebels almost captured regt. for it was last coming off the ﬁeld, left a great many wounded in Rebel hands, Rebels trying to cross over to Federal side etc. VF. $395.00.

182. ACTION IN NORTHERN VA/129th PA. INF. ALS, 6pp., 8vo., Camp near Alexandria, Va. 9/4/62. Soldier (Miller) writes in dark pencil that they were detailed to guard bridge builders for Bull Run Bridge which had been burned about a week ago, fell back to Fairfax Station as there was a large force of Rebels in the neighborhood, formed line of battle but no Rebels appeared, Genl. Kearny’s Div. passed by, Army of Potomac camped close by incl. Col. Christ’s and Nagles regts., Christ in Battle of Centreville (2nd Manassas), went with other soldiers to battleground where attack was made on N.J. troops, ﬁeld was strewn with muskets, carbines and saw where 5 or 6 men were buried by unit after being left on ﬁeld, had gathered up many relics but “on our skedadle on Monday we had to leave them all behind into the hands of the enemy,” had brigade drill under Genl. Tyler, Fairfax Seminary being used for a hospital etc. With postally used cover with Alexandria, Va. 9/11/62 pmk. and Due 3 h/s. VF. $325.00.

183. 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS/UNIT PATRIOTIC STATIONERY. Letter, 8pp., 8vo., Wash. D.C. 3/4/62 on unit stationery with imprint address and multicolor stars and shield design. Soldier(R. B. Blodgett, Co. G) writes his parents and discusses his Lt. is a tyrant, how he got caught by a patrol trying to get back to camp. Ends letter with “Hurrah for the Stars and Stripes.” With postally used cover add. to his father and Wash. D.C. 3/6/62 pmk. (stamp removed). Age staining and small erosion hole in middle letterfold affecting nothing o/w a Fine and very rare unit lettersheet. Blodgett captured 6/27/62(Mechanicsville)and sent to a Richmond prison (Libby) where he died 8/27/62. Other letters of this corres. available. Inquire. $650.00.

183A. SIGNAL CORPS/USA. ALS, 1p., 8vo., Signal Corps of Instruction, Georgtown (DC) 12/25/63. Letter of recommendation for Martin Truesdell signed by 2nd Lt. F.J. Armsden, U.S. Signal Corps as Adj. XF. $95.00.

184. U.S.S. KEARSARGE/C.S.S. FLORIDA. ALS, 2pp., 8vo., Cadiz (Spain) 10/16/63 from American Consul (E. J. Eggleston) there to Capt. George H. Preble, Comdg. U.S. Sloop of War, St. Louis, Lisbon (Portugal). Writes “the Kearsarge is at Brest (France) watching the Florida and they are expecting one or two more steamers from the states to assist in the attempt to corner her and other naval matters. Preble dismissed from Navy for allowing Florida to elude him. VF. $175.00.

DIARY

185. 134th ILLINOIS INFANTRY DIARY 1864. Diary of Perry P. Powell of the 134th Illinois Infantry, Company E Runs 200pp. and describes dealing with guerillas while performing garrison duty near Columbus, Kentucky in 1864. Excerpts: “... I enlisted for a hundred days ... I enlisted in the Chicago Light Guard ... we got order ... to go to Columbus, Kentucky ... we had to go in freight cars, they didn’t have passenger cars enough ... the [Mississippi] River is loaded with troops ... camp is on a high piece of ground with a ravine on each side ... we have been raising money in the Company to buy instruments for a band ... the Gunboats is shelling the woods at New Madrid, they think that the rebel Forrest is in the vicinity with eight thousand men ... in about two hours the Niggers is having a gay time over in the Fort, most all of our ofﬁcers was half tight before night ... our Nigger cooks gave us the slip, they took their banjo and ﬁddle with them ... four of us went up to the house, the others lay in ambush ... we had no orders to go out ... there was 22 guerillas there when we left ... news came into Headquarters that there was ﬁve hundred guerillas not far from here ... two men attempted to run past Pickets and come inside, one was shot dead ... 34th New Jersey reg’t had a skirmish ... they shot the guerilla captain and took him prisoner .. the Sutlers got into a ﬁght, the Colonel shut their shops up ... quite a large body of Rebs seen near our picket lines ... Wm. Little that is in the tent with me got shot through the leg ... from out near the picket post ... there has been a man here in prison for over nine months for stealing a Secesh horse ... our cavalry had a brush with about eight guerillas last night, they brought in one prisoner .... have got a lot of Secession sympathizers at work making a fortiﬁcation around the Court House ... loop holes through the building for sharp shooters ... Rebs seen on three of the main roads leading to this place ... [a guerilla] received a charge of buckshot in the lower part of the neck ... a squad of rebs made a dash on our lines last night ... prisoner shot this morning for being a guerilla. Our regiment was ordered out ... the prisoner was brought out, his eyes was blindfolded ... State Militia was ordered out to shoot him. The Prisoner fell pierced by nine balls ... [our colonel] strayed away from here two or three days ago, he has not been heard from since, he has left his board bill unpaid ... brought in a guerilla, he is to be shot tomorrow ... the boys say [the captured guerilla] was shot by the Negroes, he fell pierced by six balls, ... our Colonel has gone home. Gen. Pane has sent a Negro Guard to bring him back ... he had carried off about a thousand dollars ...” Powell mustered into Company E on 31 May 1864 and mustered out on 25 October 1864. Leather pocket diary, approx. 3-1/4” x 5-1/2” with one dated page for an entry (memorandum format). IDed by soldier frontis. Written in dark pencil. Binding somewhat worn but strap intact. F-VF. $1,850.00.

DOCUMENTS (CSA AND USA)

186. CSA FLAG RECEIPT. DS, 1p., 4to., oblong, Camp Cummings, Ala. (Mobile are) 10/30/63 pet. to receipt of a ﬂag. Signed for by E. J. Shelton, Acting QM, C.S. Army. Records show Shelton in 9th Tex. Inf. and ﬂag may pertain to that unit. Scarce(ﬁrst CSA ﬂag receipt we have had). VF. $175.00.

187. 2nd GA. BN. INF. PROV. MARSHAL PASS. DS, 1p., approx. 6’ x 3-1/2”, CSA, Prov. Marshal’s ofﬁce, Petersburg (Va.) imprint, 3/6/63 pass for R. H. Mims to visit Richmond. Signed by R. H. Mann. First Petersburg one I have had. Pulled corner (from separation as usual) o/w VF and scarce. $195.00.

188. SMITH’S LEGION GA. RANGERS. ADS, 1p., 4to., Cumberland Gap, Tenn. 10/22/62 pert. to men in unit “being destitute of money and in want of it” and when they can expect it. Signed by Capt. James J. Goodman as A.Q.M. VF. $95.00.

189. 1st KY. REGT./WM. P. JOHNSTON. DS, 1-1/3pp., 4to., oblong, Nashville, Tenn. 9/30/01 pay voucher for Lt. Col. W. P. Johnston (son of Genl. A. S. Johnston and A.D.C. to Pres. Davis). Signed twice. VF. $295.00.

190. 11th MISS. INF. DS, 1p., 8vo., oblong, Lynchburg, Va. 5/13/61 receipt for 2 cartridge boxes and plates from Brig. Genl. Richard Grifﬁth, Army of Miss. by Co. Comdr. (Wier). XF. $125.00.

191. N.C. SECESSION CONVENTION/ 12th N.C. INF. ADS, 4pp., 4to., (Garysburg, N.C.) 5/13/61. Document headed “A True Return of Poles held at Garysburg, N.C. for members of one Convention by the Granville Independent Greys (Co. D, 12th N.C. Inf.) May 13, 1861.” Next 2 pages lists soldiers’ names (some of whom were KIA, WIA and POW in War incl. 7 Days, Antietam, Gettysburg, Spotsylvania C.H., Appomattox). Page 3 records the votes of the soldiers for some 8 representatives. Signed and witnessed by Capt. George Wortham, (Co. D). An historic document pert. to the formation of the N.C. Secession Convention which voted N.C. out of the Union 5/20/61. XF and rare (possibly unique). $975.00.

192. 2nd S.C. INF. DS, 1p., folio, Camp Anderson near Richmond, Longstreet’s Div. 7/29/62 pert. to pay due wounded (Savage’s Station) soldier. Paid in hospital by Major John Ambler, Paymaster for Army of No. Va. Slight water stain o/w F-VF. $195.00.

193. ANTIETAM PAROLE/2nd S.C. RIFLES. DS, 1p., 8vo., Prov. Marshal’s ofﬁce, 11th Corps, A of P, 9/29/62 P.O.W. (Robert Spencer, Co. C, 2nd S.C. Riﬂes) mil. parole for an Antietam WIA soldier in battleﬁeld area. Signed by L. J. Jones, Asst. Surg., P.A.C.S. VF and rare (ﬁrst we have had). $2,250.00.

194. 7th S.C. BN. 2pp., folio, Adams Run, S.C. 10/1/62 company (D) return for unit for month of Sept. Ind. status of absent soldiers incl. hospital, detached service incl. hospital steward, furlough etc. F-VF. $125.00.

195. 45th TENN. INF. ADS, 1p., 8vo., Camp, 45th Tenn. Inf., Dalton, Ga. 4/23/64 pert. to soldier (James F. Fletcher, Co. C) whose horse was left at home (Rutherford Co.) on retreat of CSA army from there and was subsequently stolen by Federals who ordered his wife out of the enemy’s line. Wants to take possession of or be remunerated for. XF. $295.00.

196. LEIGH, BENJAMIN W. (1831-63), Maj. and Staff ofﬁcer on Genls. A. P. Hill and Edward Johnson’s staff. KIA-Gettys-burg (Culp’s Hill) when he rode up hill to prevent CSA troops (Stonewall Brigade) from surrendering. Also at Chancellorsville where he helped the wounded “Stonewall” Jackson from the ﬁeld. DS, 1p., 4to., Camp 2/20/63 pert. to clothing requisition for Co. K, 42nd Va. Inf. Signed as Capt., 1st Va. Bn. (Irish) and acting Col. Comdg. Regt. Choice document from Gettysburg hero given soldier’s funeral where he fell by Union troops under Genl. Greene. With picture. VF. $350.00.

197. GENL. LEE GENL. IN CHIEF OF CSA ARMIES. CSA imprint, 1p., quarto, 8vo., Adj. and Insp. Genls. ofﬁce, Richmond, Va. 2/6/65 appointing Genl. R. E. Lee as Chief of CSA Armies. Has Record Div./Rebel Archives/War Dept. magenta oval h/s. Bottom and right hand margins have singeing from the Richmond evacuation ﬁre when these were blowing around in the street. Historic relic. VF otherwise. $295.00.

198. CSA SLAVE WORK RECEIPT. DS, 1p., approx. 6-1/4” x 4”, Richmond, Va. 3/4/64 receipt for slave from Pittsylvania Co., Va. for work on city fortiﬁcations by order Col. W. H. Stevens. XF. $295.00.

199. VA MINISTER PASS PERMIT/ NORFOLK HARBOR. DS, 1p., approx. 4-3/4” x 7” with imprint HQ, Maj. Genl. Comdg. Forces in Norfolk Harbor, Norfolk, Va. 5/18/61. Permission for a Rev. Blogg to visit fortiﬁcations and stations of troops in Norfolk harbor area for “conducting of divine worship.” Done by order of the Maj. Genl. Comdg. (Gwynn) and signed by his A.D.C. Collier. Incl. transmittal envelope to the Rev. Blogg. XF and unusual. First religious permit we have had. $285.00.

200. 2nd COLORADO CAV. DS, 1p., 4to., HQ, Dist. of the Border, Kansas City, Mo. 1/5/64 Spec. orders No. 5 pert. to unit and its chaplain (Hamilton) to report to Benton, Barracks, St. Louis, Mo. Chap-lain’s copy. XF. Scarce unit. $110.00.

201. 19th IND. INF./IRON BRIGADE. DS, 1-1/4pp., 4to., Camp Craig, Va. 2/28/62 discharge for disability (fall from RR car). Ofﬁcer signing (G. W. Green) POW Gettysburg. XF. $135.00.

202. 16th IOWA INF. DS, 1p., folio, State of Iowa commission signed by Gov. Stone 1/6/65 for officer’s commission and promotion in 16th Ia. Inf. With green embossed seal. Usual folds o/w VF and attractive. $95.00.

203. LA. NATIVE GUARDS. ADS, 1p., 8vo., New Orleans, La. 4/3/63 pert. to mustering in of an ofﬁcer (Lt. Howard) in the 3rd Regt. of Native Guards, La. Vols. 11/26/62. Signed by Maj. G. R. Giddings, 14th U.S. Inf. Giddings a Lt. Col. by Brevet for Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. XF and scarce. $125.00.

204. 1st MD. POTOMAC HOME GUARD/ARREST RELEASE. DS, 1p., 4to., office of Provost Marshal Frederick, Md. imprint, 8/3/64 releasing A. J. Delashmutt from arrest and with notation

“all preparations to go South may be at once stopped.” His son (William G.) was in the 1st Md. Bn. Cav., CSA. DS signed by John I. Yellott (WIA Gettysburg campaign) as the Provost Marshal. F-VF. Scarce. $375.00.

205. 4th MASS HVY. ARTY./W.S. KING, BBG. DS, 1p., 4to. oblong, Ft. Richardson, Va. 3/65 pert. to fuel requisition for hospital. Two surg. signatures plus Wm. S. King as Col. of unit and later BBG. XF. $55.00.

206. 9th MASS INF./(IRISH BRIG.). DS, 1p., 4to., 4/29/62 pert. to pay due discharged soldier (Mathews). Small faults from where attached to discharge cert. o/w F-VF. $75.00.

208. 34th MASS INF. DS, 1p., folio, np., 10/64. Clothing record for Co. F, 34th Mass. Inf. 31 signatures (6 WIA -New Market) plus witness signature for each of Lt. W. H. Pepper (WIA - New Market). VF. $150.00.

210. 1st MINN. INF. DS, 1p., 4to., HQ, A of P imprint, Wash. D.C. 1/7/62 S.O. 7 pert. to discharge of soldier (McDonnell, Co. K). Signed by Seth Williams as Asst. Adj. Genl. (later Brig. Genl.). XF. $195.00.

211. 1st N.J. CAV. DS, 1p., 4to., Trenton, N.J. 9/16/64 eagle discharge for soldier (Bogart, Co. B) in 1st N.J. Cav. With blue paymaster h/s. Well folded and some fold reinforcement o/w Fine. $150.00.

212. THOMAS DOUBLEDAY/4th N.Y. HVY. ARTY. DS, 1p., 4-1/2” x 3”, 4th N.Y. Hvy. Arty., Ft. Carroll (Wash. D.C. area) 3/21/62 pass for family to and from fort to Wash. D.C. Signed by Col. Thomas D. Doubleday (brother of Abner Double-day) as Col. of unit. Doubleday died of injuries (run over by a stage) 5/11/64. VF. $150.00.

213. DUREYA’S ZOUAVES/5th N.Y. INF. DS, 1-1/4pp., 4to., Baltimore, Md. 5/31/62 discharge for disability for soldier (George R. Brandon, Co. E). Signed by D. T. Van Buren, later Bvt. Brig. Genl., verso lists soldier’s clothing items incl. a turban. XF. $95.00.

214. 8th N.Y. CAV./COL. B. F. DAVIS NOTED SOUTHERN BORN YANKEE. ADS, 2pp., 4to., HQ, 8th N.Y. Cav. 5/27/63 pert. to recommendations for ofﬁcer promotions to N.Y. Adj. Genl. Signed as unit comdr. Davis noted for using his Southern accent (born in Ala.) to escape with unit from Harpers Ferry 9/62 and avoid capture. Davis KIA 6/9/63 (Beverly Ford, VA.). XF. $350.00.

215. 11th N.Y. INF./ELLSWORTH REGT. DS, 1p., approx. 4to.(was trimmed along margins for framing) Newport News, Va. 3/12/62 certiﬁcate of discharge for soldier (Robert Brown) due to “gunshot wound” received at the Battle of (First) Manassas. Also incl. 1p., 4to. payment voucher signed by soldier. VF. $150.00.

216. 14th N.Y. STATE MILITIA/ DRAKE de DAY. DS, 1-1/3pp., 4to., HQ, Defenses of Washington imprint, Wash. D.C. 1/24/63 pert. to furlough. Signed by Drake de Kay in his usual bold large format. VF. $225.00.

217. WEAPONS LOST IN BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. ADS, 1p., 4to., Camp Newton, Va. 9/11/63 pert. to arms lost by Co. B, 14th N.Y. Militia/84th N.Y. Inf. at battle with notation by Lt. Pearce that his “command did not capture any arms.” VF. $465.00.

218. 73rd N.Y. INF. DS, 1p., 8vo., oblong, Falmouth, Va. 6/3/63 receipt for a stand of colors (ﬂags) for the regt. Signed for by Maj. M. W. Burns. XF. $185.00.

219. 105th PA. INF. DS, 1p., 8vo., oblong, 10/64 pert. to expenditure of ammunition in combat for that month. XF. $55.00.

220. DEPT. OF CUMBERLAND, TENN./PASS. DS, 1p., approx. 6-1/2” x 2-3/4”, HQ, Dept. of the Cumberland imprint, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 3/25/63 citizens’ pass to Cripple Creek (Tenn.) by order Genl. Rosecrans. With colorless embossed seal of the Provost Marshal’s ofﬁce. XF. $110.00.

221. 1st WISC. CAV. DS, 2pp. oblong, St. Louis, Mo. 6/20/62 discharge of soldier (Martin Haskell). VF. $135.00.

222. 3rd WISC. INF./PICKET COUNTERSIGN. ADS, 1-1/3pp., 8vo., HQ, 12th Corps, 6/24/62 countersign “Palermo” by order of Col. (later BBG) Wm. Hawley as Col. 3rd Wisc. Vols. Folded into triangular format and add. to Col. (later BBG) N. M. Crane, Comdg. 107th N.Y. Vols. XF. $85.00.

SOLDIERS’ COVERS (CSA AND USA)

223. 3rd ALA. CAV. Soldier’s (D. P. For-ney, Capt. Co. G, 3rd Ala. Cav.) franked cover with Murfreesboro, Tenn. 12/20/62 pmk. and Due 10 h/s. VF. Forney was Genl. Forney’s brother. $225.00.

224. 26th ALA. INF. Soldier’s (Wm. Ware, Co. E, 26th Ala. Inf.) franked cover with Atlanta, Ga. 5/30/63 pmk. and Due 10 h/s. Soldier WIA Chancellorsville, transferred to Atlanta and DOW 6/29/63. VF. $165.00.

225. RIGDON ANSLEY PISTOLS. 5¢ Davis horiz. pr. (Scott 7) pmked. Augusta, Ga. on cover add. to Lt. J. A. Ansley, Augusta Vols., Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S.C. c/o Capt. G. T. Jackson. Addressee from the Augusta Ansley family involved with the manufacture of the Rigdon-Ans-ley percussion revolvers based on Colt’s patent for the C.S. Army. Vert. fold o/w VF and “nice weapons” connected cover. $195.00.

226. NITRE AND MINING SERVICE. 10¢ Davis (Scott 12, K & B print) with light violet Augusta, Ga. 4 (65) pmk. on imprint (Dietz Type 5) cover add. to Capt. Wrenshall, Engr. Corps (later in N & M Bureau), Macon, Ga. Docketed as “rec’d on return to Macon/June 10, 1865” (after Federal occupation of Macon). XF and unusual. $395.00.

227. 4th N.C. INF. Soldier’s(E. Mck. Mc-Neely, Co. A, 4th N.C Inf.) franked cover with Tudor Hall, Va. 9/7/61 pmk. and ms. (Due) 5. Soldier WIA Seven Pines, Va. 5/31/62. VF. $110.00.

228. 18th VA. CAV./McNEILL’S PARTISAN CAV. Soldier’s (H. M. Truehart, Co. E, McNeill’s Partisan Rangers)franked cover with ms. “Due 10¢.” VF. $165.00.

229. 19th VA. INF./CHIMBORAZO HOSPITAL. 10¢ Davis (Scott 11B) pmked. Palmyra, Va. in brown ink (rare shade). Add. to soldier (James Sutherland, Co. D, 19th Va. Inf.) at Chimborazo Hospital, Richmond, Va. Chimborazo was greatest hospital in military history. VF. $225.00.

230. CSA 10-STAR MULTICOLOR FLAG WITH INSCRIPTION “INVINCIBLE” ABOVE. Printing ﬂaw in design. Unl. Dietz. Unused. Ex-Bleuler. XF. $165.00.

231. CSA ALLEGORICAL PATRIOTIC (CHILD ON GLOBE HOLDING 11STAR CSA FLAG AND SNAKE) (INS. ABOLUTION). Dietz MS-5. Brown design. Unused. Extremely rare. Ex-Bleuler. XF. $275.00.

USA

232. ANTI-DAVIS PATRIOTIC. FLAG OFA NEW CONFEDERACY. Design, in red, depicts Uncle Sam kicking Pres. Jefferson Davis in rear leaving “His Mark.” Caricature ﬂag patriotic (Walcott 1011) cover. Scarce. XF. $32.50.

233. CONFEDERATE SURVIVORS’ ASSOC’N. Multicolor CSA Survivor badge with crossed CSA ﬂags on cover with imprint of Conf. Surv. Assoc’n/U.C.V. Camp 435/Augusta, Ga. imprint. 1¢ Blue (Scott 264) stamp machine cancelled Augusta, Ga. 4/19/97. Addressed to Adj. P. W. Boyd of the Turner Ashby camp 240 in Winchester, Va. Boyd served in Ashby Horse Lt. Arty. Record accompanies. XF and rare. $135.00.

234. LAST REUNION FDC. 1949 .A.R. and 1951 U.C.V. cacheted event F.D.C. Some in multicolor. XF. $4.50 upwards. Inquire. N.B. Other covers found in autographs, letters and documents sections.

CSA STAMPS

235. 2¢ ANDREW JACKSON (Scott 3). Used with Richmond, Va. pmk. XF. 1988 CSA Cert. $750.00.

236. 10¢ ROSE JEFFERSON (Scott 5), deep shade, top sheet margin copy, used with Columbus, Miss. Jul. 28 (1862) pmk. XF. $550.00.

237. 5¢ DAVIS (Scott 6). De La Rue print, blockage-run. Bottom sheet margin block (1/2 sheet) of 50. OG, NH. XF. $950.00.

238. 10¢ DAVIS. Type I(Scott 11a). Milky blue shade (1st printing). Used with bold socked-on-nose Cheraw, S.C. 12/28/(63) double ring pmk. Superb gem. $125.00.

239. 10¢ DAVIS. Type I(Scott 11a). Milky Blue shade. Used with bold socked-on-nose Type I ﬁeld cancel of Army of No. Va. XF. $75.00.

240. 10¢ DAVIS. Type I (Scott 11d). Scarce green shade. Used with bold socked-on-nose Raleigh, N.C. 7/(63) double ring pmk. VF. $110.00.

241. 1¢ CALHOUN. (Scott 14A). Deep orange shade. O.G., NH. XF. $195.00.

242. TASCO EDUCATIONAL BOOKLET. Original (1941) booklet (8pp.) with 14 facsimile CSA stamps mounted plus philatelic and historical background. XF and hard to get in this condition. Tatham Stamp and Coin Co. product. $35.00.

CSA CURRENCY/BONDS

CU = Choice uncirculated, UNC = Uncirculated, AU = Almost circulated, XF = Extremely fine, VF = Very fine, F = Fine, VG = Very good.

243. CSA $50 NOTE. Washington/Tel-lus. 1861. T-8. CR-18 (thick paper var.). Pencil ms. verso “Not in Bradbeer” (1915 reference book). UNC. $475.00. Also have CR-20 variety at same price.

244. CSA $20 NOTE. Sailing vessel.1861. T-9. CR-29B. Fine. $135.00.

245. CSA $5 NOTE. Liberty with eagle, sailor at left. 1861. T-11. CR-44. Small fold faults and two part cut-out-cancels (COC) at bottom. G-VG and presentable appearance. Scarce bill. $650.00.

246. CSA $100 NOTE. Slave loading cotton, sailor left. 1861. T-13. AU+. $265.00. UNC. $350.00.

247. CSA $20 NOTE. Sailing vessel. Sailor at capstan at left. 1861. T-18. (CR-107). UNC. $190.00.

248. CSA $20 NOTE. 1861. T-18. Counterfeit. CT-18/132B-1. VF. $125.00.

249. CSA $20 NOTE. Industry, Cupid, beehive. A.H. Stephens left. 1861. T-20. Pinhole. Fine. $50.00.

250. CSA $20 NOTE. Industry, Cupid, beehive, A.H. Stephens left. 1861. T-20.TRANS-MISS OVPT. Red oval 1864 h/s (better than average strike), unobtrusive “cross” cut cancels. VF. Scarce. $300.00.

251. CSA $10 NOTE. Hope with anchor, Hunter and Memminger. 1861. T-25. CR-168. F-VF. $350.00.

252. CSA $10 NOTE. Slave picking cotton. 1861. T-29. CR-237. Fine. $395.00.

253. CSA $10 NOTE. Counterfeit. Slave picking cotton. CT29/237A. VF. $195.00.

254. CSA $10 NOTE. Sweet Potato Dinner,R.M.T. Hunter left. 1861. T-30. Unobtrusive cut cancels. XF. $225.00. CR239.2nd Series. VF-XF. $175.00.

255. CSA $5 NOTE. Commerce, cotton bale, sailor left. 1861. T-36. TRANS-MISS OVPT. Red oval 1864 h/s (better than average strike). VF. Scarce. $295.00.

256. CSA $5 NOTE. Sailor, cotton bales, Memminger left. 1861. T-37. TRANSMISS. OVPT. Red oval 1864 h/s. Fine+.Scarce $395.00.

257. CSA $100 NOTE. Train and milkmaid, “straight steam.” 1862. T-39. (period after h. var. - unlisted). VF. $150.00. T-39. Bael engraver’s name left margin, filing hole UR o/w Fine. $60.00. T-39. AU $125.00. AU+ (H & L) $195.00. UNC. $140.00. CU. $175.00.

258. CSA $100 NOTE. Train and milkmaid, “diffused steam.” 1862. T-40. XF. $110.00.

259. CSA $100 NOTE. Negroes hoeing cotton, Calhoun, Minerva. 1862. T-41. CR-318, 4 margins, XF+. $140.00. CR-311, 4 margins AU+. $175.00. CU. $245.00.

260. CSA $100 NOTE. Counterfeit. CT-41/316A. With two (2) black boxed “COUNTERFEIT” ovpts. Fine. First of these we have had. $295.00.

261. CSA $2 NOTE. Benjamin and South striking down Union. 1862. T-42. CR-336. Fine +. $75.00.

262. CSA $100 NOTE. Lucy Pickens, soldier, G.W. Randolph. 1862. T-49. CR-348. AU+. $595.00.

263. CSA $10 NOTE. Columbia, S.C. capitol, R.M.T. Hunter. 1862. T-52. XF. $97.50.

264. CSA $5 NOTE. Richmond, Va. capitol, Memminger. 1862. T-53. CU. $215.00. Fine, pinhole. $35.00.

265. CSA $100 NOTE. Lucy Pickens, two soldiers, George Randolph. 1863. T-56. AU. $300.00. CR-402/10. CH-CU.$450.00.

266. CSA $50 NOTE. Pres. Davis. 1863. (Sept.). T-57. UNC. $325.00.

267. CSA $20 NOTE. A. H. Stephens and Nashville capitol. 1863 (August). 6/63. T-58. AU+. $195.00.

268. CSA $10 NOTE. R.M.T. Hunter and Columbia, S.C. capitol. 1863. Feb. 1864 T-59 UNC. $125.00.

269. CSA $5 NOTE. Memminger, state capital at Richmond. 1863. T-60. CR-459/11. XF. $75.00. AU. $100.00.

270. CSA 50¢ NOTE. Pres. Davis. 1863. T-63. CR-485. CU. $55.00. 2nd Series. CU. $55.00.

271. CSA $500 NOTE. “Stonewall” Jackson, flags, equestrian statue of Washington.1864. T-64. VF. $450.00. UNC. $750.00.

272. CSA $100 NOTE. Lucy Pickens, soldiers. 1864. T-65. AU+. $125.00. CU. $160.00.

273. CSA $100 NOTE. T-65. CR-491.THE “SHORT VARIETY.” NICE COLOR. UNC. $250.00.

274. CSA $100 NOTE. Counterfeit. CT65/491. XF. $110.00.

275. CSA $50 NOTE. Pres. Davis. 1864.T-66. UNC. $95.00. CU. $115.00. CU+(from a bank hoard). $150.00.

276. CSA $20 NOTE. A.H. Stephens and Nashville capitol. 1864. T-67. AU. $45.00. UNC. $55.00. CU. $65.00.

277. CSA $10 NOTE. R.M.T. Hunter and Horses Pulling Cannon. 1864. T-68. UNC.$45.00. CU. $50.00. CH-CU. $65.00. Left “H” has missing crossbar. Unlisted var. CU. $75.00.

278. CSA $5 NOTE. C.G. Memminger and Richmond capitol. 1864. T-69. AU.$47.50. UNC. $60.00. CU. $65.00.

279. CSA $2 NOTE. J.P. Benjamin. 1864. T-70. CH-CU. $160.00.

280. CSA $1.00 NOTE. C.C. Clay. 1864.T-71. UNC. $152.50.

281. CSA 50¢ NOTE. Bust of Pres. Davis.1864. T-72. CU. $85.00. 2nd Series. CHCU. $90.00.

STATE
CU = Choice uncirculated, UNC = Uncirculated, AU = Almost circulated, XF = Extremely fine, VF = Very fine, F = Fine, VG = Very good.

282. CSA ALA. $1.00 NOTE. Gov. capitol. Tree and map. 1863. CR-1. CU. $47.50. CR-2. AU. $35.00. CU. $48.50.

283. CSA ALA. 50¢ NOTE. Tree, map andJulia Hopkins (CSA nurse). 1863. CR-4. CU. $32.00.

284. CSA ALA. 25¢ NOTE. Wagon load of cotton. Julia Hopkins(CSA nurse). 1863. CR-6. CU. $36.00.

285. CSAALA. 10¢ NOTE. Tree and map. 1863. CR-8. CU. $75.00.

286. CSAALA. 10¢ NOTE. Tree and map. 1863. CR-9. CH-CU. $55.00.

287. CSA ALA. 5¢ NOTE. Cotton boll. 1863. CR-11. CU. $55.00.

288. CSAALA. $100 NOTE. Indian group (4). 1864. CR-12. AU. $295.00.

289. CSA ALA. $50 NOTE. Gov. Watts, Indian brave. 1864. CR-13. AU. $295.00.

290. CSA ALA. $10 NOTE. Gov. Watts. 1864. CR-14. UNC. $235.00.

291. CSA ALA. $5 NOTE. Overseer watching slaves. 1864. CR-15. CU. $195.00.

292. CSA ARK. $1.00 NOTE. BUST OF PRES. DAVIS-STATE SEAL. 1863. CR32A. CU. $250.00.

293. CSA ARK. $3 NOTE. Bust of Pres. Davis, state seal. 1862. CR46A. VF. $250.00.

294. CSA ARK. $10 NOTE. Samuel Adams, slave carrying cotton left. 1862. CR-54. XF. $115.00.

295. CSA ARK. $10 NOTE. Samuel Adams, slave carrying cotton left. 3/21/65. CR-56C. AU+. $150.00.

296. CSA ARK. $10 NOTE. Samuel Adams, slave carrying cotton left. 1862. CR-58. XF+. $175.00.

297. CSA FLA. $100 NOTE. Ceres facing right. 1861. CR-2. VF. $185.00.

298. CSA FLA. $3 NOTE. Washington, Tellus. CR-7A. (THREE in panel at UR removed). 1861. Fine+. Scarce bill. $295.00.

299. CSA FLA $20 NOTE. Slaves carrying cotton, Prosperity seated with Commerce and Navigation. 1862. CR-12. VF. $195.00.

300. CSA FLA. $2 NOTE. Passenger train rounding curve, Ceres, Indian. 1863. CR-18. VF. $350.00.

301. CSA FLA. 50¢ NOTE. Fractional note. 1863. CR-20. CU. $65.00.

302. CSA FLA. 25¢ NOTE. Fractional note. 1863. CR-24. XF. $35.00.

303. CSA FLA. 10¢ NOTE. Fractional note. 1863. CR-28. CU. $55.00.

305. CSA FLA. $5 NOTE. Indian, Moneta with bags of coins. 1864. CR-34. CU. $375.00.

306. CSA GA. $100 NOTE. Ceres with grains, sailor in ovals left and right. 1862. CR-1. CU. $135.00. CH-CU. $150.00.

307. CSA GA. $50 NOTE. Ceres with grain, Gov. Brown, Justice with scales. 1862. CR-2. CU. $125.00.

308. CSA GA. $10 NOTE. Ceres with grains. 1862. CR-4. CU. $45.00.

309. CSA GA. $5 NOTE. Genl. Oglethorpe. 1862. CR-5. UNC. $40.00. CU. $45.00. No “for” Treasurer var. UNL. CU. $46.00.

310. CSA GA. $100 NOTE. State arms within coil of rattlesnake, Gov. Brown. 1863. CR-6. AU. $78.00.

311. CSA GA. $100 NOTE. State arms within coil of rattlesnake. Gov. Brown. 1863. No black overprint error var. CR-6B. CU. $125.00.

312. CSA GA. $50 NOTE. Roman numeral encircled by large snake, state arms. 1863. CR-7. AU+. $65.00.

313. CSA GA. 50¢ NOTE. Workers. Green seal. 1863. CR-14. CU. $30.00.

314. CSA GA. 25¢ NOTE. Workers. Green seal. 1863. CR-15. CU. $36.00.

315. CSA GA. 25¢ NOTE. Workers. Red seal. 1863. CR-15B. CU. $38.00.

316. CSA GA. 5¢ NOTE. FRACTIONAL. 1863. CR-19. CU. $27.50.

317. CSA GA. $50 NOTE. Moneta seated, state arms. 1864. CR-22. XF. $65.00. CU. $150.00.

318. CSA GA. $2 NOTE. Steamship at sea. 1864. CR-29. CU. $95.00. CH-CU. $125.00.

319. CSA GA. $50 NOTE. Ceres standing. 1865. CR-32. CU. $125.00.

320. CSA GA. $10 NOTE. Arms, train. 1865. CR-33. CU. $90.00.

321. CSA GA. WESTERN AND ATLANTA RR NOTE. Atlanta, Ga. 1862 train. RR incl. “General” and “Texas” (“1862 Great Locomotive Chase”). 1862. Peﬁn “PAID” cancel. 50¢ NOTE. 1862. W120. AU+. $32.50. UNC. $35.00. W-115. Fine. $20.00.

~SOLD~ 322. CSA LA. $3 NOTE. Printed on back of Holly Springs, Miss. bank notes. 1862. CR-4. VF+. $60.00. ~SOLD~

323. CSA LA. $2 NOTE. Printed on back of Holly Springs, Miss. bank notes. 1862. CR-6. CU. $110.00.

324. CSA LA. $1.00 NOTE. Printed on back of Holly Springs, Miss. bank notes. 1862. CR-8. UNC. $95.00.

325. CSA LA. $5 NOTE. Personiﬁcation of North and South in conﬂict. Lazy “5” at bottom. 1862. CR-10. CU. $120.00.

326. CSA $100 NOTE. Gov. Moore and proposed state capital building. 1863. CR11. AU. $250.00.

327. CSA $50 NOTE. Genl. L. Polk. 1863. CR-12. XF+. $170.00.

328. CSA $20 NOTE. Genl. Beauregard. 1863. CR-13. XF+. $185.00.

329. CSA LA. $5 NOTE. Personiﬁcation of North and South in conﬂict. 1863. CR14. VF. $50.00. AU. $80.00.

330. CSA LA. $1 NOTE. Sailing ship, train left. 1864. CR-15. CU. $80.00.

331. CSA LA. $1 NOTE. Commerce leaning on cotton bales, sailing ship left. CR-17. CU. $80.00.

332. CSA LA. 50¢ NOTE. Eagle, ships, fort. CR-20. CU. $60.00.

333. CSA MISS. $5 NOTE. Train, Indian left, sailing ship right. Cotton Pledged in green. CR-18. AU. $185.00.

334. CSA MISS. $2.50 NOTE. Farmer, Indian, “COTTON PLEDGED” in blue. 1862. CR-27. UNC. $225.00.

335. CSA MISS. $1 NOTE. Industry with tools, large passenger train, farmer, “cotton pledged” in blue. 1862. CR-28. Vibrant color. XF+. $150.00.

336. CSA MISS. $10 NOTE. Train, Industry with gear and tools, farmer. Faith of State Pledged in red. 1862. CR-35. VF+. $85.00.

337. CSA MISS. $5 NOTE. Train, produce and farm implements, farmer. 1862. CR-36A. UNC. $260.00.

338. CSA MISS. $3 NOTE. Sentinel, Indian. 1864. CR-42. UNC. $115.00.

339. CSA MISS. $1 NOTE. Train, Ceres left. CR-44. UNC. $110.00.

340. CSA MISS. 50¢ NOTE. Slave hoeing. 1864. CR-45. CU. $65.00.

341. CSA MISS. 25¢ NOTE. Cotton bolls. 1864. CR-46. UNC. $60.00.

342. CSA MO. $5 NOTE. Commerce seated on bale of cotton. 1862. CR-6A. XF+. $230.00.

343. CSA MO. $2 NOTE. Farmer with two horses, young girl. 1862. Altered year date of 1864. CR-10C. CU. Rare. $350.00.

344. CSA MO. $3 NOTE. Gov. C. F. Jackson flanked by flags and cannons, large green “THREE.” 1862. CR-9. CU. $225.00.

345. CSA N.C. $1 NOTE. Small ship, Minerva. 1861. CR-32B. CU. $75.00.

346. CSA N.C. 25¢ NOTE. Fractional. 1861. CR-55. AU. $65.00.

347. CSA N.C. 50¢ NOTE. Sailing ship. 1862. CR-92. UNC. $35.00.

348. CSA N.C. 50¢ NOTE. Sailing ship. Printed verso of N.C. Bond. 1862. CR-92A. AU+. $70.00.

349. CSA N.C. 50¢ NOTE. Sailing ship. No plate letter. 1862. CR-96. AU+. $45.00. UNC. $50.00.

350. CSA N.C. 10¢ NOTE. Beehive. 1862. CR-113. CU. $32.50.

351. CSA N.C. $50 NOTE. Gov. Vance, battle ﬂags and arms. 1863. CR-118. CU. $350.00.

352. CSA N.C. $20 NOTE. Gov. Vance, battle ﬂags and arms, beehive. 1863. CR120. CU. $165.00.

353. CSA N.C. $10 NOTE. State Capitol. Raleigh. 1863. CR-122. UNC. $115.00. CH-CU(dark and vibrant “X” and “TEN”). $160.00.

354. CSA N.C. $5 NOTE. Wilmington harbor scene. 1863. CR-123. CU. $110.00.

355. CSA N.C. $5 NOTE. Steamship, red Fundable ovpt. 1863. CR-124. UNC. $75.00.

356. CSA N.C. $3 NOTE. Liberty standing. Ceres seated. 1863. CR-125. CU. $65.00.

357. CSA N.C. $2 NOTE. Raleigh state capitol. 1863. CR-131. XF. $25.00.

358. CSA N.C. $1 NOTE. Commerce, Industry. 1863. CR-133. CU. $35.00.

359. CSA N.C. 75¢ NOTE. Industry beside beehive. 1863. CR-134. UNC. $49.50. CU. $57.50.

360. CSA N.C. 25¢ NOTE. Ceres at left. Printed on backs of 1863 N.C. $50 notes. 1863. CR-140. UNC. $125.00.

361. CSA N.C. 25¢ NOTE. Ceres at left. Printed on backs of 1863 N.C. $20 notes. 1863. CR-141. UNC. $100.00.

362. CSA N.C. 10¢ NOTE. Beehive. 1863. CR-147. CU. $32.50.

363. CSA N.C. 5¢ NOTE. Liberty and Peace. 1863. CR-148. UNC. $35.00. CU. $37.50.

364. CSA N.C. 25¢ NOTE. Ceres standing left. 1864. CR-150. CU. $40.00.

365. CSA S.C. 50¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree in oval. 1862. S-507. F+. $50.00.

366. CSA S.C. 10¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree. 1863. Wmkd. S511. NO. WMK. XF. $35.00. WMK. CU. $65.00.

367. CSA S.C. 15¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree. 1863. S-628/S-513. Fine $28.00.

368. CSA S.C. 25¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree. 1863. S-513/S-257. WMK. AU. $35.00. AU+. $37.50. NO WMK. UNC. $35.00. CU. $40.00. WMK. CU. $40.00.

369. CSA S.C. 50¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree. 1863. S-863/Sh 260. AU. $35.00. Wmk. AU+. $37.50. CU. $40.00.

370. CSA S.C. 75¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Palmetto tree. 1863. S-264. AU+. $39.50. CU. $42.50. Wmk. (S-521). Sheet margin. CU. $45.00.

371. CSA S.C. 50¢ NOTE. City of Charleston. Fort Sumter. 1861. C-418/Sh 789. VG. $65.00.

372. CSA S.C. 50¢ NOTE. City of Charleston. Citadel. 1862. C-421/Sh 796. F+. $125.00.

373. CSA S.C. 50¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Fort Moultrie on Sullivan’s Isle. S-850/Sh-480. 1862. VG. $65.00. Fine+. $120.00.

374. CSA S.C. 25¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Fort Sumter on ﬁre 4/15/61. S-725/ Sh-473. XF. (Rare grade). $175.00.

375. CSA S.C. 10¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Washington and cherubs. S479. Fine. $50.00.

376. CSA S.C. 5¢ NOTE. Bank of State of S.C. Gamecock. S478. VF. $82.50.

377. CSA S.C. $5 NOTE. Farmers and Exchange Bank. Slave with oxen hauling cotton. Calhoun right. Dated 4/4/61. F-80. Sh-163. AU+. $175.00.

378. CSA S.C. $1 NOTE. Old State House. No ovpt. 1/10/62. S-528. VF. $50.00.

379. CSA S.C. $1 NOTE. Old state house. Red one. 1862. S-531. XF. $85.00.

380. CSA S.C. $10 NOTE. Sailing ship, Jefferson right. Dated 4/17/61. S-968/S-584. AU+. $225.00.

381. CSA TENN. $1 NOTE. Bank of Chattanooga. Green “one”. 1861. Fine. $60.00.

382. CSA TENN. 50¢ NOTE. Bank of Nashville. Train and Spanish dollars. 1861. G-854. F+. $65.00.

383. CSA TENN. $2 NOTE. Bank of Chattanooga. Maid with shield. 1863. C248. G-73. Fine+. $85.00. XF+. $125.00.

384. CSA TENN. 25¢ NOTE. Bank of Chattanooga. Fractional. 1863. C-194, G43. FINE. $50.00.

385. CSA TENN. 50¢ NOTE. Bank of Chattanooga. Fractional. Plow. 1863. C-209/G-44. F+. $75.00.

386. CSA TEX. $5 TREAS. WARRANT. 1862. For Military Service. Double scroll var. Four (4) margins. TW-11A. CH-CU. $175.00.

387. CSA TEX. $5 TREAS. WARRANT. 1863. For Military Service. “DEUS” error. Also has “Beurer” (Bearer) error (unlisted). Four margins (4). TW-13A var. CU. $175.00.

388. CSA TEX. $5 TREAS. WARRANT. 1862. For Civil Service. “Deus” error. TW14B. CU. $125.00.

389. CSA TEX. $10 TREAS. WARRANT. 1862. For Military Service. CR-17. CH-CU. $175.00.

390. CSA TEX. $2.83 TREAS. WARRANT. 1862. For Civil Service. CR-42. XF. $85.00.

391. CSA VA. $100 NOTE. Gov. Letcher, Washington. Indian maiden. 1862. CR-6. AU. $225.00.

392. CSA VA. $50 NOTE. Gov. Mason, three females. 1862. CR-7. CU. $295.00. UNC. $195.00.

393. CSA VA. $10 NOTE. Ceres seated. Gov. Floyd. 1862. CR-8. CU. $160.00.

394. CSA VA. $10 NOTE. Ceres seated. Gov. Floyd. 1862. Wmk. “TEN.” CR-9. CU. $175.00.

395. CSA VA. $10 NOTE. Ceres seated. 1862. Wmk.(TEN)inverted. CR-9 var. Full framelines. CU. $185.00.

396. CSA VA. $1.00 NOTE. Gov. Letcher, milkmaid. 1862. 7/21/62. CR-17. Plate C /PRINTER/ENGRAVER INITIALS “FA” in red. Rare. CU. $70.00. Plate D. CU. $65.00. UNC. $55.00.

397. CSA VA. $1.00 NOTE. CR-17. 4 consecutive plate letters (A, B, C, D) from full sheet(cut up)with plate #181783. Plate C/PRINTER ENGRAVER INITIALS “FA” in red. CU. A, B and D -$65.00. Plate C. $70.00.

398. CSA $1,000 “STONEWALL” JACKSON BOND. 1863. CR-122. 7 coupons. XF. $195.00.

CU = Choice uncirculated, UNC = Uncirculated, AU = Almost circulated, XF = Extremely fine, VF = Very fine, F = Fine, VG = Very good.

WE WILL BE ATTENDING THE FOLLOWING SHOWS

RICHMOND, VA AUGUST 16-17

GETTYSBURG, PA OCTOBER 25-26

RICHMOND, VA NOVEMBER 22-23

NASHVILLE, TN DECEMBER 6-7