Swann Galleries: Printed and Manuscript Americana, 2708, New York

Poor People's Campaign 1968, SCLC.

(CIVIL WAR.) Currier & Ives. A Startling Announcement.

Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue . . . for the Year Ending June 20, 1863.

Letter to famed Richmond Unionist spy Elizabeth Van Lew, reflecting on the war.

Letters home by two commanders of the 16th Alabama, concluding with the fight against Sherman near Atlanta.

Coming at Last! Oh Yes Sir, the Rebels are Coming at Last!

Letter by a patriotic Confederate woman while serving as a nurse to her wounded brother.

Pair of artistic depictions of the new South Carolina state palmetto flag.

Seal of the Confederacy, painted on silk.

Letter to college president Robert E. Lee, requesting words of counsel and encouragement

Final letter to the doomed Private Edmund E. Doane, with Brown & Alexander embalmer's pass and receipt.

Diary of a private at Vicksburg, including his thoughts on the Fort Pillow Massacre.

Letter describing the Louisiana Tigers ransacking a Maryland store and desecrating flags.

Carte-de-visite album including John Wilkes Booth and Union officers, apparently compiled by Gov. Andrew.

Military hospital patient card and other papers for Albert Davis of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery.

Correspondence of Clinton Fisk on the formation of 33rd Missouri, including a manuscript recruiting circular.

Group of 12 pieces of sheet music composed by an American woman.

Papers of naval captain, including manuscript maps of the Charleston and Savannah defenses, and monitor drawings.

Testimony of the British officers of a captured Charleston blockade runner, Emilie.

Navy Department order regarding the first Navy Medals of Honor.

Identification tag of a Northfield soldier.

Civil War diary and letters of Capt. William Wood of the 9th New York (Seward's Pets) and other family papers

Long run of letters by a descendant of Henry Knox, serving in the 1st New York Rifles.

Documents on the early months of the Washington Grays, including a satirical account of the officer's mess.

Letter and papers regarding the transport of an Ohio sergeant's body home from Chickamauga for burial.