661 - GENERAL
DANIEL SICKLES, Union Corps Commander. Wounded severely and
lost a leg at the Battle of Gettysburg. A check,
post-war completely in his hand...we have a few at a special
price.........................................$85.00/each
662 -
GENERAL WILLIAM WELLS, WINNER OF THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR,
1st Vermont Cavalry, as a Major at Gettysburg. He led a charge of the
1st Vermont Cavalry when General Farnsworth was killed at both Round
Tops. As a Major of the 1st Vermont Cavalry, he won the Medal of
Honor, later Brig. General. A nice check signed all in his hand,
post-war. Very
fine....................................................$100.00
663 -
GENERAL PHILIP H. SHERIDAN, (1831-88). Union Major General. A
Cavalry Commander who had a distinguished career from Boonesville to
Chickamauga to the fighting at Yellow Tavern, which resulted in the
death of J.E.B. Stuart in 1864. Signed 1.5" X 3.5" clip, P.H.
Sheridan, USA. Framed with engraving 11" X
14"......................................$325.00
664 -
GENERAL LORENZO THOMAS, Brig. General. Organized many Colored
Regiments in the Department of Mississippi and Dept. of the Gulf that
were important to fortifying the white units in those districts. His
signature on an 1851 printed general order as Asst. Adj. General of
the United States.....................................$85.00
666 -
GENERAL RICHARD OGLESBY, (1824-99). Union Major General -
Illinois; Civil War Governor of Illinois (1864-69). Oglesby led the
8th Illinois Infantry at Forts Henry and Donelson. Was severely
wounded at Corinth and commanded a division in the 16th Corps before
resignation and a successful Illinois gubernatorial bid. Closing and
signature, "Respectfully yours, R.J. Oglesby......................................$55.00
667 -
GENERAL QUINCY GILLMORE, (1825-88). Union Major General -
Ohio. An 1849 graduate of West Point, Gillmore served in the Carolinas
and is most noted for the capture of Ft. Pulaski and Morris Island,
South Carolina. Signature with rank, "Q.A. Gillmore, Maj.
Genl." Large
signature.......................................$65.00
668
- GENERAL ALEXANDER P. WEBB, Union Brigadier General.
Won Medal of Honor at Gettysburg where he was severely wounded. Short
note from him signed in 1866. Scarce, very
fine......................................$175.00
669 -
GENERAL JOHN GIBBON, Gettysburg Commander. Wounded at
Fredericksburg, commanded the Iron Brigade. Large clip in bold pencil
as Colonel (36th US Infantry). Very
scarce................................................$165.00
SOLD
670 -
GENERAL WILLIAM ROSECRANS, Tennessee Campaigns and Corinth.
Nice ink clip as Major General.......................................$100.00
671 -
GENERAL JOHN GEARY, Wounded at Cedar Mountain, Gettysburg, and
Chancellors Ville Campaign. Nice ink
clip.....................................$95.00
672 -
GEORGE STONEMAN AND SAMUEL HEINTZELMAN, One page document
signed Fort Brown, TX on January 26th, 1860. "S.P.
Heintzelman" and twice "George Stoneman, Capt.
2nd Cavalry" approving a requisition for stationary for
use during the 4th Quarter of 1859. Some staining affecting several
signatures, priced accordingly............................$125.00
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