Freeman's | Hindman: American Historical Ephemera and Early Photography, 6319, Cincinnati

Manuscript book documenting the wartime experiences of a 1st South Carolina Infantry private occupying captured Union forts near Charleston, SC.

A detailed 12pp letter describing the Seven Days' Battles written by an officer of the Pennsylvania Reserves, which sustained heavy losses during the engagements.

An archive related to the Hewett Brothers of the 8th & 21st Maine Infantries and the 2nd Nebraska Cavalry.

Soldier's Bible recovered by Sgt. W. F. Calhoun in front of Marie's Heights during the Battle of Fredericksburg, VA

Smith family archive, incl. war-date letters of William N. Smith (1842-1867), Co. H, 36th Massachusetts Infantry and cased image of Smith in Civil War uniform.

Archive of war-date letters by Daniel T. Dunsmoor, 147th NY Infantry, DOW sustained at the Battle of the Wilderness, and his two brothers who also served in New York regiments, one of whom died of disease during the war.

1864 diary of Private Joseph C. Foster, 148th New York Infantry, wounded at Battle of Chaffin's Farm.

Civil War letter archive of brothers George and James Burke, 1st New York Veteran Cavalry, and John Burke, 20th Kentucky Infantry

2 letters from Pvt. Reynolds Everts, 136th PA Infantry, mentioning Stonewall Jackson and battlefield details.

Soldier's letter from Samuel Conklin, 141st PA Vols, recounting his and others' wounds sustained at the Battle of Chancellorsville.

War-date letter archive of Sergeant Duncan Thompson

Letter from Alexander Heasley (1839-1865), discussing progress of the 1st SC Colored Infantry, later the 33rd Infantry USCT. [With:] Additional document.

Diary of Pvt. Thomas Hyland, 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, with Gettysburg content incl. PICKETT'S CHARGE.

Letter written by Capt. Sampson J. Whiteman, 1st United States Colored Cavalry, describing the disastrous Battle of the Crater.

War-date letters of Sidney Humphrey Hayden (1813-1890) and Albert "Bert" Hayden (1844-1918), an employee of the United States Military Railroad office in Alexandria, Virginia.

The Very Latest, Gen. Scott Has Resigned.

The capture of Fort Sumter featured in The Liberator.

STANFORD, Governor Leland (1824-1893). Early California militia commission signed ("Leland Stanford"), as Governor of California, appointing Anton Ewald Captain of Co. G., First Regiment of Infantry, "Sigel Rifles."

Raleigh Semi-Weekly Standard. Vol. XI, No. 64.

Huntsville Confederate Extra.

Two Civil War-era newspapers, incl. coverage of Second Bull Run and early report of Lee's expected surrender to Grant.

British Defend Homeland in Battle of Britain.

Grumman F4F-3 Hits the Japs Eye.

The Hard Hitting Vultee Vengeance is Our Deep-Bellied Answer to the German Stuka.

Tank Paratroopers Fly into Combat.