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General
Joseph E Johnston |
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55-753 |
General
Joseph E Johnston,
Commanded
the Army of the Tennessee |
| Atlanta Campaign, letter dated 1881 on House of
Representative stationary stating that
he has been a long member of the Episcopal Church,
8”x10” letter, minor blem in field of letter away
from manuscript, all in Johnston’s hand, framed and double
matted (17”x23”), copy photo of Johnston in uniform, nice
presentation…...$445.00
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00-514 Governor
Thomas O. Moore
Confederate Governor of Louisiana, his ink signature on a 1862 State of
Louisiana $100 Confederate Bond with coupons.......................$115.00
55-737 Jefferson
Davis
President
of the Confederate States, nice ink signature of Davis done
post-War, getting difficult to obtain, especially authentic
specimens and not those by his wife Varina late in his
life.......................................................................…$595.00
55-776
George A.
Treholm
Confederate
Secretary of the Treasury, 1864-65, formerly involved in
blockade running, succeeded Memminger, his signature on a post
war bond document, uncommon, short term Sec. of the Treasury…...........................................$125.00
55-780
George A.
Williams, AGG
On
the Staff of Govan, Archer, and St. John R. Liddell,
signature, by command of General Johnston, GA Williams
AAG….............................$20.00
00-510
General
Hamilton P. Bee
His signature on a Republic of Texas printed voucher dated 1838 at
Houston...the word "cancelled" through his name...priced at what the voucher
alone is worth, quite inexpensive.................$80.00
00-511 General
Tom Green
Texas early father, killed by a Sharpshooter
in Louisiana in 1864, his signature "Green", 1852 in ink...$75.00,
another, double signed on the wrapper of
a document, twice signed " Green" one in pencil with a note, another in pen
dated 1847....................$100.00
00-513 General
Joe Wheeler
Alabama Cavalry General, Tennessee and Atlanta Campaigns, a check written
in his hand dated 1904, near mint.....................$135.00
00-515 General
William Mahone
Army of Northern VA, a large ink signature off a post- War bond,
uncommon and very fine........................$100.00
00-516 General
Jones Mitchell Withers
fought at Shiloh, Perryville, and other Army of
Tennessee encounters. His signature on a City of Mobile Railroad Bond in 1859 as Mayor.
Bond with coupons with eagle vignette, bond is cancelled with a thin line through his
name, quite uncommon, the bond alone is worth our asking price, some
toning...................$85.00
55-723 General
Robert E. Lee
Commander
and Chief of the Confederate Armies of Northern Va.,
surrendered in April 1865 to Grant at Appomattox. A
huge card signed “R.E.Lee
in beautiful dark ink, exceptionally large signature.
Professionally framed in a 21”x16” gold frame, blue satin
backing with gold trim borders to the insets, large color
portrait of Lee with engraved plate. Museum quality framing,
just an outstanding presentation highlighting the wonderful
signature..........$2995.00
55-724
General
James
Archer
5th Texas, Prisoner of at Gettysburg, died due to
chronic illnesses he picked up while a POW at Johnson’s Isle
and Charleston Harbor (1864),
bold signature on an 1859 Army document as a Captain USA,
large blue manuscript listing provisions given to
citizens serving the Quartermaster in the Indian Territory, mint
condition….......................$450.00
55-725
General
W.B. Bate
Tennessee
General, Chickamauga,
Chattanooga, Army of Tennessee battles through North Carolina,
large signature “Wm.B Bate, Tennessee”,
dark ink and very attractive..…$95.00
55-727
General
Simon B. Buckner
Surrendered
Fort Donelson after left in command in a hopeless position by
Pillow, Chickamauga, fought with Bragg, one page letter ALS and
signed December 9th, 1896 regarding details of
General Pike’s (Albert CSA) life, well written ALS.....................$275.00
55-729
General M.C. Butler
Commanded
the 2nd SC Cavalry, fought with valor against
Sheridan in 1864, sent to assists in stopping Sherman’s
advance into North Carolina, typed letter to General Joe Wheeler
asking Wheeler to go with him on an inspection (1898) (both were
Span-Am. War Commanders), signed boldly in
ink.............................................$145.00
55-731
General
Thomas Clingman
Cold Harbor,
Drewry’s Bluff, Petersburg, wounded at Weldon RR, large
signature, ink...................$95.00
55-733
General
Francis Marion Cockrell
Wilson
Creek, Elkhorn, commanded a Missouri brigade at Vicksburg,
Atlanta Campaign with Hood, wounded at Franklin, Tenn.,
large ink signature............................$95.00
55-734
General
Alfred Holt Colquitt
Colonel
of the 6th Georgia,
Seven Pines, Chancellorsville, Sharpsburg, Petersburg,
portion of cover signed in ink while in US Senate, nice and bold
signature..............................$125.00
55-735
General
James Conner
South
Carolina, Hampton’s Legion, Yorktown, 1st Bulls
Run, Seven Pines, wounded twice in action, bold signature in
ink................................$95.00
55-736
General
Sam Cooper
Organized
the Confederate Military services for Davis, Seminole War,
Mexican War, fled with Davis from Richmond, large sign. In
ink.........................................$95.00
55-739
Major
Kinlock Falconer
Army
of the Tennesee, on the Staff of Joe Johnston, Bragg, and
Villepigue, dated signature March 12th, 1864 as AAG
to Johnston, signed note “Is the soldier fit for field service”..$35.00
55-740
General N.B.
Forrest
“That
Devil Forrest”, infamous cavalry commander in Tennessee,
Mississippi, and Alabama, finally defeated at Selma by General
Wilson, excellent ink signature, very bold, framed with copy
photo of Forrest, gold frame, excellent autograph much scarcer
that the clipped bond signatures..............................$1200.00
55-741
General
S.G. French
Vicksburg
Campaign, Atlanta Campaign, Hood’s Nashville and Franklin
Campaign, ALS by French (1884) to General Marcus Wright,
interesting one page letter regarding his War service to Wright,
signed on front and initialed on the verso, very fine................$195.00
55-742
General
Clement A. Evans
Served
in Army of No. Va., almost exclusively, wounded five times, nice
signature in ink on a portion of a post-war envelope as a return
address, postmarked Atlanta 1908 with
stamp..................................$100.00
55-743
General R.L. Gibson
Louisiana
General, Colonel of 13th La. Shiloh, Chickamauga,
Atlanta, Hood’s invasion of Tenn., his signature on a post War
check drawn on the Citizens Bank of La., signed R.L.
Gibson.............................$125.00
55-744
General R.L. Gibson
another check, Canal Bank of New Orleans 1868, signed Randall
L. Gibson, scarce full signature,
VF..................................$165.00
55-745
General
Thomas Green
Texas,
early founding Father of Texas, killed by a sharpshooter in 1864
in Louisiana, signature in ink “Green, April 13th,
1852”.......................................$85.00
55-747
Colonel
John Cheves Haskell
Wounded
at Gaines Mill and lost right arm, later Lt. Colonel, married
the daughter of Wade Hampton, typed legal letter signed dated
1898.......................................................$60.00
55-748
General
W.D. Hardee
Commander
in the Atlanta and Tennessee Campaigns, bold signature in ink, war
period, W.D. Hardee, Lt. General,
scarce....................................$445.00
55-751
General
Eppa Hunton
Led
Pickett’s Brigade at Gettysburg, Army of Northern Virginia,
from Virginia, signed check all in his hand (entire check in
manuscript), dated 1854, full signature Eppa
Hunton, uncommon.....................................$195.00
55-754
General
Bradley T. Johnson
Maryland,
burned Chambersburg, Pa., ALS dated 1869 on his legal
stationary, bold signature, 1 page legal content
letter.........................................$185.00
55-755
General
W.E. ‘Grumble’ Jones
Killed in action at the Battle of Piedmont June 5th,
1864, signature on
a US Army document at Fort Ewell, Texas, 1853 regarding military
supplies, blue paper, VF...............$145.00
55-756
General
A.R.Lawton
Fought
in Seven Days Campaign, Cedar Mountain, 2nd Manassas,
wounded at Antietam, ink signature on a card, uncommon...............................................................................$125.00
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