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SENIOR INDIAN WARS GENERALS ALLOW THEIR SUBORDINATES TO TAKE A DAY FOR THEMSELVES; Two passes...

SENIOR INDIAN WARS GENERALS ALLOW THEIR SUBORDINATES TO TAKE A DAY FOR THEMSELVES; Two passes signed by Lieutenant General Philip Sheridan and one pass signed by Brevet Major General John Pope

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas and Chicago, Illinois: 1878-1879. Unbound. Three passes signed by General Officers: One pass, for July 9th, 1878, was partially printed by hectography for “Headqrs. Dept of the Missouri, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas” and signed in ink by Brevet Major General John Pope. One pass, for August..... More

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A UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA STUDENT JOINS THE NEWLY FORMED CORPS OF CADETS AS THE SCHOOL TRANSITIONS...

[A UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA STUDENT JOINS THE NEWLY FORMED CORPS OF CADETS AS THE SCHOOL TRANSITIONS FROM ITS ROWDY PIONEER PAST INTO THE “WEST POINT OF THE SOUTH” AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CIVIL WAR]; A letter from Cadet Thomas B. Hall to Cousin Marie shortly after he arrived on campus to begin academic year 1861-1862

Tuscaloosa to Montgomery, Alabama: 29 Sep 1861. Envelope or Cover. This letter is datelined “’Camp Beauregard’ Sept. 29th 1861”. It is enclosed in a stampless envelope addressed to Miss Marie. L. Elmore at Montgomery in “Care of Col. Jno a. Elmore”. It bears a circular “Tuscaloosa / Oct 2 /..... More

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WHILE FLIRTING WITH A GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND, A CAVALRY TROOPER IN THE DAKOTA TERRITORY RELATES HIS...

[WHILE FLIRTING WITH A GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND, A CAVALRY TROOPER IN THE DAKOTA TERRITORY RELATES HIS EXPERIENCE FIGHTING SIOUX AND CHEYENNE AS HE PROTECTS SETTLERS AND TRAVELERS ALONG THE WESTERN TRAILS]; Letter from a soldier stationed at Fort Laramie describing his isolated life and the ongoing battles with the Sioux and Cheyenne

Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory: 1865. Envelope or Cover. This letter to Belfast, Ohio, is datelined “Ft. Laramie, D. Tery., Oct. the 20th 1865” and the envelope is franked with a 3-cent Washington stamp (Scott #65). It bears a scarce “Fort Laramie Dak” postmark along with a Goshen, Ohio, transit stamp..... More

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A SERGEANT FROM THE 18TH INFANTRY DISCUSSES LIFE AT FORT BRIDGER, THE SNAKE TRIBE, SEEING BRIGHAM...

[A SERGEANT FROM THE 18TH INFANTRY DISCUSSES LIFE AT FORT BRIDGER, THE SNAKE TRIBE, SEEING BRIGHAM YOUNG AND HIS WIVES, AND HIS LESS THAN FAVORABLE IMPRESSION OF “THE STYLE OF THE MORMONS.]; Two flirty, lonely-hearts, pen-pal letters from a young infantry sergeant stationed at Fort Bridger to a woman he has not met

Ft. Bridger, Utah Territory: 1869. Envelope or Cover. Two letters, both sent at Brimfield, Massachusetts; one datelined “Fort Bridger, U.T. Jan. 30th 1869”, the other, ”Fort Bridger Mar 9th, 1869”. One is enclosed in an envelope franked with a 3-cent stamp (Scott #65) and bearing a faint circular fort postmark..... More

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GOVERNOR ALBERT GALLATIN BROWN COORDINATES THE INTEGRATION OF VOLUNTEER BATTALION OF MISSISSIPPI...

[GOVERNOR ALBERT GALLATIN BROWN COORDINATES THE INTEGRATION OF VOLUNTEER BATTALION OF MISSISSIPPI RIFLEMEN INTO THE ARMY OF THE WEST DURING THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR]; A letter from Governor Brown to General Brooke arranging for Mississippi volunteers to be mustered into federal service for the war in Mexico

Jackson, Mississippi to New Orleans, Louisiana: 1847. Envelope or Cover. This one-page stampless autograph letter signed (ALS) was sent by Mississippi Governor Albert Gallatin Brown from the “Executive Chamber” in Jackson to George Mercer Brooke, the Commanding General of the Western Division of the U. S. Army, at New Orleans..... More

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A JEWISH CAPTAIN IN THE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY OMINOUSLY PROMISES A GEORGIA LAWYER HE WILL SOON PAY...

[A JEWISH CAPTAIN IN THE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY OMINOUSLY PROMISES A GEORGIA LAWYER HE WILL SOON PAY A VISIT TO “SETTLE MY BUSINESS WITH YOU . . . FOR THE MANNER WHICH YOU HAVE ACTED TOWARDS ME.”]; A short, but threatening, letter sent by a prominent Jewish Confederate cavalry officer to a lawyer in his hometown of Columbus, Georgia

Camp French [near New Hanover, North Carolina] to Columbus, Georgia: 1862. Envelope or Cover. This one-page letter is datelined, “Camp French Aug 10/62”. It was sent by Captain Edwin Warren Moise to Colonel Seaborn Jones at Columbus, Georgia. It is enclosed in its original mailing envelope which has a blue..... More

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Set of five 1861 Civil War Michigan Central Rail Road passes for soldiers of the 1st Michigan...

Set of five 1861 Civil War Michigan Central Rail Road passes for soldiers of the 1st Michigan Infantry Regiment including one issued to a private who was wounded at The First Battle of Bull Run (Manassas)

Detroit, Michigan: August to October 1861. Envelope or Cover. Three of these five passes measure about 3¼” x 2”. All are printed on yellow cardstock. Two passes are generic and printed for “One soldier Co. ___ Reg’t”. The three other passes required a name to be filled in..... More

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Proceedings of a Court Martial of long-AWOL Confederate soldier that imposed punishment which...

Proceedings of a Court Martial of long-AWOL Confederate soldier that imposed punishment which would be considered cruel and unusual today

Camp near Kenston, North Carolina: 1863. Unbound. This three-page summary of the proceedings of a Confederate Army Court Martial is dated “28th July 1863.” The document is in nice shape. Transcript provided. Images in this listing not included. The proceedings document the trial of Isham Stone, a Private..... More

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Letter sent by a Maryland patriot to the future Deputy Quartermaster of the Continental...

Letter sent by a Maryland patriot to the future Deputy Quartermaster of the Continental Army—via the renegade “Constitutional Post” to avoid detection by Parliamentary Post agents—requesting that he smuggle two casks of gunpowder to the Eastern Shore under the noses of the officers of the Crown

November 6, 1775. Envelope or Cover. This two-page stampless folded letter measures 13” x 8” unfolded. It is datelined “Kent County, November 6th 1775”. It is annotated “p Post” and bears a “G Town” postmark as well as two faint manuscript marks: a Philadelphia “1/s” (one shilling) in the upper..... More

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Beautiful Civil War patriotic, fund-raising, souvenir of the Great North Western Sanitary Fair:...

Beautiful Civil War patriotic, fund-raising, souvenir of the Great North Western Sanitary Fair: The Union Rose: East and West

New York: C. Magnus, [1865]. Envelope or Cover. Large octagonal die-cut sheet that measures about 10¾” x 10¾” when opened. Printed on both sides with 14 birds-eye views of American cities, accompanied by one view of a building from each (Albany, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, Louisville, Milwaukee, New York..... More

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A flirty letter from a volunteer hospital corps soldier using patriotic stationery to a young...

A flirty letter from a volunteer hospital corps soldier using patriotic stationery to a young woman back home in Iowa

Camp Cuba Libre (Jacksonville, Florida) to Toledo, Iowa: 1898. Envelope or Cover. A four-page letter on attractive patriotic stationery featuring crossed U.S. and Cuban flags under a legend that reads, “Camp Cuba Libre.” Its accompanying patriotic envelope features an unusual variation of the crossed flags design with a red, white..... More

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Grouping of manuscript orders sent to the 4th Cavalry “Operating Against Indians” in central...

Grouping of manuscript orders sent to the 4th Cavalry “Operating Against Indians” in central Texas.

Austin, Texas: Fifth Military District, 1870. Three sets of manuscript orders related one of the first post-Civil War military actions taken to protect Texas settlers from escalating attacks by Native American tribes including the Comanche, Kickapoo, Kiowa and Apache. Each set of these orders is written on bifold stationery..... More

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