1864 Emancipated Slaves Central Park Civil War

Assorted And Selective Stereoscope Photos: Twenty-six examples including President T. Roosevelt, President William McKinley, the Chicago World's Fair, Central Park, Niagara Falls, and even Civil War

Civil War Token: 1864 Great Central Fair in Philadelphia

1864 1ed Civil War Potomac & Rapidan Quint Slaves Confederate Tennessee Union Army Alonzo Quint was a Massachusetts Infantry Chaplain and wrote for the ‘Congregationalist’. ‘Potomac and the Rapi

1864 1ed Potomac & Rapidan Quint Civil War Slaves Confederate Tennessee Union Army Alonzo Quint was a Massachusetts Infantry Chaplain and wrote for the Congregationalist. ‘Potomac and the Rapidan’

A. Lincoln Proof After Brady/Buttre Showing Emancipated Slaves An engraving proof depicting a portrait of 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) at center, surrounded by a decorative border o

Details: Civil War Era DAILY SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTIQUE CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER July 1864 Runaway Slaves Irish Immigration Abraham Lincoln American History This antique copy of "The Daily South Carolinia

Johnson and Ward’s great horizontal format of Manhattan and surrounding boroughs at the close of the Civil War. This double-page map shows great detail in Central Park and throughout with many e

1864 1ed View of Slavery Hopkins Racism Slave Abolition Civil War History ‘A Scriptural, Ecclesiastical, and Historical View of Slavery’ is Hopkins response to Alonzo Potter’s critique of his st

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Six (6) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting slaves and their contribution during the Civil War. Picture titles include 'Negroes leaving Their Home';

Civil War Telegram, 1885 Estate Division, Etc. (1) 1855 Gibson County, Tennessee estate division document. Included a group of slaves. (1) 1864 The Southern Telegraph Companies telegram, Richmond, Vir

Fine content partly-printed war-date D.S., 1p. legal folio, Augusta, Oct. 25, 1864, vividly illustrating the abuse of slaves impressed for labor by the Confederate authorities. The document, a 'Form 4

1864 Washington F-PA-750-2-1a Civil War Token 1c Grades xf details. Obverse- Washington Reverse- Great central fair Philadelphia 1864

1864 1ed Civil War Abolition Slavery Americana Honor Slave Dealers Daughter A scarce, Civil War-era anti-slavery work by Clergyman, hymnist, and author Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch. Although a work of f

Xanthus Russell Smith (Pennsylvania, 1839-1929) graphite and colored pencil on paper post-Civil War drawing depicting a central schooner labeled "Schnr." flanked by two more distant vessels: a second,

Report issued by Superintendent Gen. John Eaton on the status of "freedmen," formerly enslaved men, women, and children put under his charge by General Ulysses S. Grant. As General Grant swept across

Good Roads Celebration October 4, 1921 Caledonia Park, PA - 16 Postcards - Some Taken at Gettysburg - Covered Wagons, Horse Carriages and Antique Automobile Postcards

Appeal of the National Union Committee To The People of the United States - Lots of Civil War Content - Discusses Great Rebellion Jefferson Davis, Abraham Lincoln - Some discoloration - most noticeabl

A CDV photo album, with pen and ink presentation inscription to son from mother dated 1864. Includes at least 5 soldier images, an image of Queen Victoria, a hand colored image of lady, etc. The photo

AVT-FACIAM - Bands for 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 and 1865 - Medal has sword with arm over - "29". See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping avail

2 have loose bindings. Overall Good Condition. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

1861 The Soldier's Pocket Book, 1885 Grand Army of the Republic Portland, ME Encampment and 1864 $5 Soldier's Aid Check from Saco, Maine - Soldier's Pocket Book has loose binding and some staining. Ph

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Two ledgers, Civil War era. The first "Saxton & Heaven's Day Book Blotter" 1860-1861; the second a ledger dated 1864-1865. Consignor had researched some of the gentlemen in the 1861 ledger, and docume