CIVIL WAR SUPPLY INVENTORY LIST "NORTON JANUARY

Also includes inventory and inspection report, fuel company advertising, vouchers, letters, Confederate Veteran magazine, statement of volunteer application and retired legislation list. IMPORTANT: Be

Boxed Toy Soldier Series Civil War Confederate Supply Wagon. 7 pieces circa 1990s. Condition Mint in mint box with outer carton.

5, 1861- December 28, 1861. Numerous interesting illustrations. Front page, February 2, has Homer illustration, also M. Nevin, Chapin, Homer, May 26, 1861. Homer, June 29, 1861, front page, etc. 439 p

Bookends not included.Includes Pearl Harbor, the civil war supply catalogue, US doughboy 1916-19, and more

Civil War list of clothing issued to 122nd Regiment

Figures are Post war issue, while horse drawn wagon is Pre war. 3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

Civil War Conscription list for Jordan Pennsylvania 1864. This list has the 68 names from the town containing their name, town, description,and any remarks for service. This is a large document measur

Civil War Broadsides January 27, 1859 Pre Civil War "UNION BALL!" Broadside Announcement to be Held at Central Hall, Bridgeton, Maine January 27, 1859-Dated Pre Civil War Period, "UNION BALL !" Boldly

[CIVIL WAR]. Prize List!...Walden & Willard, Prize Agents. [New York?]: N.p., n.d. Visible 13 1/2 x 23 in. (a few brown spots, minor toning, old folds); matted and framed to 18 1/18 x 27 3/4 in.

[ENGLISH CIVIL WAR]. A True List of the Names of those Persons appointed by the Rump Parliament to sit as a Council of State. [London: ca. 1660]. 4to leaf broadside. Approximately 285 x 175 mm. Stab-h

Description: CIVIL WAR BOOK OF LISTS, by editors: COMBINED BOOKS, 1993 1st edition, paperback, no dustcover. Approximate measurements: 6 x 9 inches. Materials: paper.

A pair of Civil War era metal supply boxes. The larger box (19" x 9" x 6") is marked A 104 and 1862 and was mostly likely a medical supply box. The smaller box is a document box and is marked 1862 and

9th NH regiment Civil War Papers, war supply ledger dated 1864

Antique American Civil War Snuff Box by C Parker. Top with scene of the American Civil War. Patent date January 24th 1860. Silvered metal. Measures 3.25 inches in length.

"Great Generals of the Civil War" by F. Norton Boothe, published by Gallery Books, New York, 1987; fully illustrated. First Edition, First printing with '1' present in the line. Original dust jacket [

Includes The Civil War Book of Lists, Why the South Lost the Civil War, Lee's Last Campaign, Galloping Thunder, Burnside's Bridge, At All Costs!, Last Stand!, Cavalrymen of The Lost Cause, Crossroads

Lincoln's Legacy: Abraham Lincoln Signed Military Discharge - January 6, 1864, with COA. Transport yourself to a pivotal moment in American history with an extraordinary artifact – an authentic mili

January 1, 1864, serial #36848, signed, a scarcer denomination Civil War note..............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Sece

April 6, 1864, serial # 4485, signed..........The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republic of Georgia&rdq

January 15, 1862, serial # 6543, stamped seal on obverse, a very fine note...........The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession,

Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry Capturing A Supply Train Near Jasper, TN. Artist: J.F. E. Hillen Print Type: Wood Engraving Dated: Circa 186

February 2, 1863, serial #18267, signed, stamped seal on reverse, a very fine note..............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of

February 1, 1863, serial # 22713, signed, seal stamped on reverse, a very fine note............The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of

April 15, 1864, serial #3493, signed, a very fine note.......The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republic