Confederate secession circular

1864 Confederate Circular Calling for "All White Men" to Enlist A CSA Circular for the recruitment of "all white men" between 17 and 50 years old. 2pp (front and back), measuring 8" x 6", Richmond, da

1863 CONSPIRACY 1ed Unveiled Southern Confederate Secession US Civil War Slavery “The Conspiracy Unveiled. The South Sacrificed; or, the Horrors of Secession” by Rev. James W. Hunnicutt is a p

Confederate Circular 1864 Ordnance Officers. Note that some images have been enhanced to make them easier to read. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered

3 Confederate Circulars. Gracies Brigade. All difficult to read, faded. Some images have been enhanced to make them easier to read. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. Whe

All with Colonel Y.M. Moody Comm., Gracies Brigade and officer sign off. Note that some images have been enhanced to make them easier to read. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and cond

Civil War Tintypes Civil War Confederate Sailor Ninth Plate Tintype Photo Wearing His Confederate "Secession" Silk Ribbon Cockade! c. 1860 Civil War Period, Ninth Plate Tintype, Handsome Confederate S

Flags c. 1863 Civil War Era Confederate 7-Star Parade Flag c. 1863 Civil War, Antique 7-Star Confederate Secession "Support" Parade Flag, 2.5" x 1.75", Printed Gauze Fabric Construction with original

1866 1st ed Jefferson Davis a Traitor? American Civil War Confederate Secession “I worked night and day for twelve years to prevent the war, but I could not. The North was mad and blind, would not l

Secession” Confederate flag remnant captured by a member of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The swatch was placed in an envelope and sent to G.W. Cushing, the editor of the Providence Daily Journal.

A collection of Civil War documents including 3rd Corp 1862, 1863 Confederate estimate for livestock sales to support Confederate army, New Orleans war dept circular, Confederate states mail line docu

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of Joshua A. Penton, a prominent merchant who lived in Louisville, Kentucky. Shown here in a double-breasted Confederate officer's uniform, Penton is best remembered today for re

VIRGINIA UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS / U.C.V. REUNION MEDAL circular brass medal with central bust-length profile portrait of Robert E. Lee within red- and blue-enameled Battle Flag of the Army of Nor

1871 Iron Furnace Slavery Secession US Civil War Abolitionist Union Confederate Originally published in the middle of the US Civil War, The Iron Furnace, is a sobering read regarding the intense adver

Exceedingly rare Confederate war-date political novelty. Comprises a circular albumen portrait of Jefferson Davis from the pre-war image by Matthew Brady glued down to a conforming white painted card

Confederate Broadside: "To the People of Western Virginia." One printed page measuring 6.75" x 13". Following Virginia's secession from the United States, a convention was held in Wheeling, Virginia,

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Charles B. Tebbs Jr. Letter dismissing the Virginia Secession Convention as "demagogues & imbeciles." Autograph Letter Signed (retained draft) to "Charles" [Charles Burgess B

Cased Ninth-Plate Tintype of an Armed Confederate Volunteerbeing an unknown Johnny Reb with a slouch hat turned up on one side and fitted with what is likely a secession badge, the sitter's battle shi

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

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

January 1, 1863, serial # 91355, signed, circulated.....The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republic of G

January 1, 1865, serial #3655, signed, stamped on obverse, locomotive scene......The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and

April 6, 1864, serial # 6337, signed, stamped on obverse......The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republi

April 6, 1864, serial # 6738, signed, stamped on obverse......The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republi

April 6, 1864, serial # 5254, signed, stamped on obverse......The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republi