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Period Documents
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Confederate Fort Warren POW Autograph. Lt.
Colonel William J. Sowell, 48th Tennessee. Captured at Fort Donelson. |
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Confederate Fort Warren POW Autograph. Major
Samuel K. Hayes, quartermaster, Second Kentucky. Captured at Fort
Donelson. |
$ |
SOLD |
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Confederate Fort Warren POW Autograph. Major
James Jones Turner, 30th Tennessee. Captured at Fort Donelson. |
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SOLD |
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Dispatch Cover. Addressed simply to "Bunker
Hill, Berkeley Co. Va Oct. 7th 1862". At this time, the
Confederate army was in the Shenandoah and watching McClellan who was
still in Sharpsburg. There is no recipient's name, apparently
a protocol used in keeping the whereabouts of units secret should the note
be intercepted. |
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Seven Pines/Seven Days Dispatch Cover. Double addressed for delivery
first "Near
Richmond, May 20th 1862" then above to "Chickahominy River, June 16th 1862".
These dates were just prior to the above mentioned battles. There is no recipient's name, apparently a
protocol used in keeping the whereabouts of units secret should the note
be intercepted. |
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Mississippi, 1861. Four
boxes of Army Stores are sent to Capt. Ed Bales. The Sataria Rifles
became a company in the 12th Mississippi, Army of Northern Virginia and fought from Williamsburg
to Appomattox. |
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50 |
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Mississippi, 1861:Flintlocks to
the Home Guards. Early war shipment to Grenada
Mississippi. Note on the reverse states "Flintlock". |
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50 |
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Mississippi Artillery, 1861. Capt. Melancthon Smith
receives Army Stores from Samuel G. French at Union City Tennessee when it was
still called the Mississippi Army. Smith went on to be
William Hardee's chief of artillery. |
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50 |
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Confederate Imprint Pass. Rare
imprint. |
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Beauregard signed telegram, POW content.
Charleston, 1862 received from General Winder, superintendent of
Confederate prisons. Bears General Beauregard's initials in lower
left. |
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SOLD
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Patriotic Cover to Alexander
Stephens. Original envelope addressed to the Vice
President while in Crawfordville, Georgia "In Haste". 2
1/2 X 4 3/4". Guaranteed original. |
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North Carolina One Dollar Note. Excellent
condition. |
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30 |
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North Carolina Two Dollar Note. Excellent
condition. |
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SOLD |
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Alabama 50 Cent Note. Excellent
condition. |
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30 |
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149th NY |
Feb. 1863 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate for Simon August
149th New York Infantry (12th Corps) |
SOLD
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| TB10-25 |
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30th USCT |
June, 1864 |
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Muster Roll Colored Troops officer. Fought at the Crater & Ft. Fisher
and served in the 9th & 25 Corps. |
SOLD |
| TB10-26 |
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98th PA |
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Muster-out Roll. Fought at Malvern Hill, Gettysburg,
Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Ft. Stevens, Opequan, & Cedar
Creek. (98th PVI, 98th Pennsylvania, 6th Corps) |
SOLD |
| TB10-27 |
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30th Mass, Co. A |
Jan. 1863 |
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Muster Roll. (19th Corps) Fought in the New Orleans
campaign and at Winchester, Fishers Hill, & Cedar Creek |
SOLD |
| TB10-28 |
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31st (82nd) PVI |
Feb. 1863 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate, Stewart Irving.
2 pieces. 82nd Pennsylvania Infantry, 82nd PVI, (6th Corps) |
SOLD |
| TB10-29 |
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40th (75th) PVI |
Mar. 1862 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate, Louis Breyer.
2 pieces. 75th Pennsylvania Infantry, 75th PVI, (11th Corps) |
SOLD |
| TB10-30 |
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4th NY Cavalry |
Mar. 1862 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate, Samuel Conroy.
2 pieces. |
SOLD |
| TB10-31 |
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2nd Ohio |
Jan. 1865
April, 1865 |
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Pay Voucher, Sgt. George Hall, POW Chickamauga.
2nd OVI, (14th Corps). |
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50 |
| TB10-32 |
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37th USCT |
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Pay Voucher, Lt. J. L. Rhodes, bvt. Major,
colored troops officer (10th, 18th Corps). |
$30 |
| TB10-33 |
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13th US |
May, 1863
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Pay Voucher, Lt. L. E. Yorke, (b. 1832 d. 1873). Yorke
was commissioned on 8/5/1861 as a 31 year-old Captain into the 13th US
Regulars. He was brevetted Major on 7/4/1863 by Brevet at Vicksburg. On
9/20/1864 he was commissioned Lt. Colonel and Asst Inspector General in the
US Army Inspector General's Department. He was brevetted Brigadier General
on 3/13/65. The 13th Infantry served in the 13th Corps.
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Dec. 1862 |
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Pay Voucher to surgeon Medical Dept. stationery Dr. Giltner, 52 PA |
$
60 |
| TB10-35 |
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5th KY (US) |
Sept. 1864 |
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POW Certificate of Capt. Lovett |
SOLD |
| TB10-36 |
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81st Illinois, |
May, 1864 |
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Deceased pay for Pvt. Brunn. The 81st
served in the 16th 17th Corps. |
SOLD |
| TB10-37 |
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Dec. 1862 |
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Surgeons claim adjustment, Dr. Giltner, 52 PA |
$
40 |
| TB10-38 |
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116th Illinois |
March, 1864 |
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Deceased pay for Pvt. Beadles, Ark. Arkansas Post
affiliation. |
SOLD |
| TB10-39 |
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88th Pennsylvania |
April, 1862 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate, Patrick Murphy.
2 pieces. |
SOLD |
| TB10-40 |
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4th NYVC |
Jan. 1862 |
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Pay Voucher & Discharge Certificate, George Rooth.
Dated January, 1862. 2 pieces. |
SOLD |
| TB10-41 |
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Aug. 1862 |
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Surgeon's Pay Docs, Philadelphia |
SOLD |
| TB10-42 |

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89th Ohio |
June, 1863 |
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Sutler's Pay Voucher. Directing Paymaster
to directly take funds from Pvt. JM Lyle's next paycheck. 89th OVI
(14th Corps). |
SOLD |
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