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Original drawings,
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for
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for
consideration to be included in the book with appropriate attribution.
Early German
covers postmarked Meiningen;
also Meininger Beer advertising!
AND information, pictures,
etc. on Christian Meininger, boot and shoe maker,
Washington DC.
His shop was at
Roosevelt as
President. Christian was our great
grandfather! He
and the President were friends
and rode their bikes
together around Washington, DC and in Rock Creek Park.
Waynesboro, PA covers
and paper Americana plus any references to Henry
Eichholz and Eichholz
Florist.
He was our grandfather. The
florist business is still thriving today!
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Listings of Paper
Americana New!!
The Catalog of Union Civil War Patriotic
Covers: William R. Weiss, HB, 839 pp. 8.5x11,
superb reference
book, 1995, only comprehensive work of its kind.
Limited Edition! Comes with a
value guide. Shipped book rate as
it is quite heavy. Drop shipped from the publisher .
$115 includes shipping from the
publisher. One of our best sellers!
Does anyone recognize this
captain, full plate tintype?
Abraham Lincoln –War Date
Autograph Note Signed August 20, 1864 that states “I
shall be glad if any Department or Bureau can give Mr. Waugh the desired
clerkship, A. Lincoln Aug 20, 1864” Pic1 Pic2 Pic3 Pic4 $8450 Lincoln is responding
to a letter received by Sec. of War Stanton on August 20, 1864 from Mr. Waugh
in Georgetown DC stating that “…he is from Bainbridge Decatur County Georgia…is
a refugee without means or employment…desires clerkship…” Overall frame is 17x29 inches, matted area
about an inch smaller all around with 4 insets of engraving, legend, Lincoln’s
ANS on back of letter, and laser copy of letter to which Lincoln is replying
back to Stanton. This
item is investment grade and of the highest quality. A similar ANS on the web right now is
priced at $16,000.
It is interesting to note that
Ulysses S. Grant – War Date Autograph Letter Signed One page, 7.75x9.75
inches, February 9, 1865. Pic1 Pic2 Pic3 Pic4 Pic5 $4950 Grant writes from City Point, Virginia to
Maj. Gen(s) Ord and Meade. In full “City Point Va,
Feb 9, 1865, I will leave here at 12 m. for Washington to remain absent four or
five days unless sooner recalled. Please
inform Col. Bowers of all movements or changes so that he may keep me
advised., U S Grant, Lt. Gen.” He adds the word in upper left “Cipher”
indicating letter was to be encoded before transmittal,
also a pencil note upper right “11 am” in a different hand. At bottom is a copy print of Grant and his
two generals. Details surrounding the
date Grant wrote this letter are described in the Certificate of Authenticity. Fabulously framed 16x21
inches and ready to hang.
Civil War Drum, ID’d – Excelsior, Regt. Co. N.G.S.N.Y. Pic1
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$4995 A wonderful restored drum that belonged to Pvt. William Linde who had
transferred into “G’ Co, NY 10th Infantry on June 5, 1865 and
mustered out on June 30, 1865. He
had previously served in “M”
Imperial Albumen, Col.
Alexander Duncan Adams, Co B, 27th
A really nice imperial
albumen of Col. Alexander Duncan Adams, Col. 27th New York Infantry,
a two-year regiment, fought in Battles of South Mountain, Fredericksburg,
and Antietam to name a few; mounted in a nice
wooden frame about 24x30 inches which hung in Lancaster Hall, GAR #84. The image area is about 18x24 inches; frame
is in excellent condition. Quite
RARE and desirable for the image collector; comes with other
printed photos, paperwork, and summary of his career and that of the 27th
ALERT!
Box missing from Gettysburg Civil War Show June 26th 2011.
A $1000 reward
is being offered for information leading to the return of the box and its
contents. Detective Tim Guise is handling the case and
can be reached at tguise@cumberlandtownship.com
Here is a link to the
partial list of missing items Pic
Here are links to pictures of
some missing items
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Photo)
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Friend) Pic5 ) Picture of Mosby
Friend) Pic6 (
Pic7 (Great Britain stamp on
cover) Pic8 (Close up of Great
Britain stamp on cover)
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