Partial Lock of Robert E. Lee's Hair.

LARGE LOCK OF ROBERT E. LEE'S HAIR FROM HIS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA DOCTOR, HOWARD T. BARTON. Large lock of General Robert E. Lee's hair, taken at death. [Lexington, Virginia], [1870]. Approx. length 6 in

Framed, overall size approx. 17" x 20"

An extraordinary relic, two strands of Robert E. Lee's hair. The locket was obtained by our consignor from Butterfield's in Los Angeles in 2001, who describes the provenance of the item: '...originall

Longstreet, Mahone & Anderson Endorsed Letter to Robert E. Lee, 1863 A partial letter addressed to General Robert E. Lee, endorsed by Generals Longstreet, Mahone, and Anderson. 2pp (front and back

Oil on canvas portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee wearing his uniform, white hair and beard, signed and dated lower right "N. Bruck / 1935", carved walnut frame; sight 21 5/8"W x 29 3/4"H; f

Alfred Bruno Leopold Clausen (1883-1974), oil on canvas bust length portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee wearing his uniform, with white hair and beard, painted in front of a distant landscap

With great pleasure, we present this Virginia military button worn during the Civil War by General Robert E. Lee, bestowed by the General himself to 16-year-old Fanny Crump at the close of the war. Ne

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir

The Commander's Strategy: General Robert E. Lee's Handwritten Military Letter. Up for auction is a remarkable document from one of the most storied periods in American history–an original handwritte

Beautifully engraved partly-printed vellum DS, signed "R. E. Lee," as superintendent of West Point, one page, 17 x 21.5, June 16, 1854. United States Military Academy diploma presented to George A. Go

Robert E. Lee Patriotic Letter Signed With Rank: "The time is now near at hand when every good man should be at his post" A 1p letter signed with rank by Robert E. Lee (1807-1870), the Confederate com

Signed Robert E Lee CDV by E & H. T. Anthony. Robert E. Lee entered the United States Military Academy in 1825 and graduated second in the class of 1829. On May 13, 1846, the United States declared wa

Robert E. Lee Paddle Steamer Model in Display Case. Approx. 34"H x 70.5"W x 22.5"D. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Photograph album containing fourteen (14) carte de visite (CDV) depicting Lee, including eight (8) depicting bust portraits of Lee in his Civil War era Confederate uniform, three (3) with studio marks

(American, b. 1952) Overall: 4'2-1/2"h x 4'2-1/2"w Sight: 4'h x 4'w

We are privileged to present a rare and historically significant piece at our upcoming auction: a carte de visite (CDV) photograph signed by General Robert E. Lee, depicting him as a three-star genera

Wonderful and rare albumen photograph of General Robert E. Lee and his officers in their first meeting since the surrender at Appomattox, Virginia in 1865. The image was taken at White Sulphur Springs

Robert E. Lee Signed Carte de Visit, Very Attractive Measuring 2.375" x 4", Richmond, undated. A vignette bust portrait of Lee, dressed in his Confederate uniform. Signed below the image, "RE Lee." Wi

Robert E. Lee Signed CDV Photo Confederate General Robert E. Lee signed CDV photo, with Mathew Brady backstamp on verso. Signed in large black ink, ''RE Lee''. Carte de visite measures 2.375'' x 3.625

Two page letter, dated April 17th, 1851, written and signed by then Colonel Robert E. Lee from Fort Carroll in Maryland. The letter is addressed to George Proctor Kane, who at that time was the Collec

Robert E. Lee Writes from Texas Shortly Before Secession LEE, ROBERT E. Letter Signed, "R. E. Lee", December 1, 1860, 1 p., San Antonio, Texas, to Col. S. Cooper, Adjutant Gen'l, U.S.A. Beautifully ma

Robert E. Lee Autograph Letter Signed.  One page, 7.75" x 6". Fort H

photo card by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, Virginia, tax stamps signed June 27, 1865, fold near top.

New York: Doubleday, Page and Co., 1904 in two volumes, with autograph insert; each volume bound in full leather by Sandorski and Sutcliffe, London, with cloth slipcases Approximately 4 linear in. (10