FRANKLIN, Benjamin (1706-1790). Partly printed document signed (“B. Franklin”), as President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, 6 August 1787. 

HANCOCK, John (1737-1793). Partly printed document signed (“John Hancock”), as Governor of Massachusetts, 22 June 1789.

WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799). Partly printed document signed ("G:o Washington"), as President, countersigned by Edmund Randolph as Secretary of State, 3 September 1795.

[WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799)]. George Washington centennial birth anniversary ribbon. 1832. 

[WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799)]. A group of 5 Civil War-period CDVs, comprising:

ADAMS, John (1735-1826). Partly printed document signed (“John Adams”), as President, countersigned by Timothy Pickering as Secretary of State, 1799. 

JEFFERSON, Thomas (1743-1826). Partly printed document signed (“Thomas Jefferson”), as President, countersigned by James Madison as Secretary of State, 1806. 

Captain E.L. Jones, Company D, 54th Massachusetts Infantry, WIA Fort Wagner, South Carolina, Model 1850 foot officer's presentation sword. 

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - 54TH MASSACHUSETTS]. EMILIO, Luis F. (1844-1918). History of the Fifty-Fourth Regiment or Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, 1863-1865. Boston: The Boston Book Company, 1891. 

Gettysburg casualty Lieutenant W.H. Hamilton, Company I, 14th Vermont Infantry, Model 1850 foot officer's presentation sword. 

WILLIAMS, John C. Life in Camp: A History of the Nine Months' Service of the Fourteenth Vermont Regiment. Claremont, NH: Claremont Manufacturing Company, 1864.

Confederate Agrider H. Dufilho Staff & Field Officer's Sword with broken blade. New Orleans, Louisiana.

Hiram Lynn, Company F, 3rd Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, KIA Lovejoy Station, Georgia, presentation Remington-Beals Navy revolver and holster. 

Colt Army Model 1860 revolver.

Civil War J.D. Chevalier California Bowie knife and sheath. 

Model 1861 US Springfield rifle musket dated 1861 with bayonet and frog.  

Patriotic album containing 24 engraved CDVs of Union generals. New York: Leavitt & Allen, 1862. 

SHELL, J.H., photographer. CDV portrait of Private Horace C. Green, 2nd New York Cavalry, "Harris Light Cavalry," with superimposed ID shield. Findlay, OH: [ca 1860s].

BONTA & CURTISS, photographers. CDV of the Civil War homecoming arch made to welcome Syracuse regiments back from war. Syracuse, NY. 

COLLINS, T.P., photographer. Patriotic Civil War CDV of brothers Oliver and Frederick Hutchinson with flag and eagle drum. Westfield, MA: [1860s]. 

Civil War partial stereoview capturing soldiers' private moment.

Half plate ambrotype portrait of a beautiful, young Southern woman of Richmond, Virginia. 

Quarter plate tintype of bugler Charles Raymond, Company D, 2nd Ohio Cavalry.

Ninth plate ambrotype of double-armed Ohio volunteer infantryman wearing "OVM" belt plate. 

Sixth plate tintype taken in the field featuring Ohio soldiers posed with their rifles, equipment, mess gear, and hardtack. 

Civil War hardtack with penciled inscriptions identifying it to Corporal Wesley L. Jarvis of Co. K, 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 

Civil War hardtack with period tag identifying it as a piece brought home by a soldier and shared with other "old soldiers." 

Civil War hardtack with manufacturer’s stamp, "Holmes & Coutts Army Bread," New York.

Civil War hardtack in original mailing envelope. June 1863. 

Civil War hardtack received by identified veteran in September 1864 with historical society tag. 

Civil War hardtack issued to D.K. Bunnell, 23rd New York Infantry, at Fredericksburg, Virginia. 13 December 1862.

Private John A. Irvin, Company H, 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, hardtack inscribed at Camp Bardstown, KY, January 1862, and quarter plate ambrotype.

Civil War caricature CDV of soldier eating hardtack. 1861. 

Private Daniel Lee Holgate, Company G, 52nd Illinois Infantry Regiment, KIA at Shiloh. Autographed letter humorously suggesting the use of hardtack to build a fort. Cameron, MO. 1 January 1862.

Blanket tossed to wounded Private Edward M. Curtis, Company A, 157th New York Volunteers, 11th Corps, at the Battle of Chancellorsville. 2 May 1863.

Battle of Gettysburg 50th anniversary reunion encampment souvenir pennant. 1913. 

MILLER, Francis Trevelyan. (1877-1959). Gettysburg. New York: The Review of Reviews Company, 1913. 

GAR Rank Post 534 quilt, Gnadenhutten, Tuscarawas County, Ohio.

Private Jacob H. Perine, Company E, 4th Michigan Infantry, WIA twice at Gettysburg. A collection of items, incl. GAR dress cap, ribbons, and buttons. 

Manuscript circular in which Major General Joseph Hooker orders the use of corps badges in the Army of the Potomac. Headquarters, Army of the Potomac. 21 March 1863. 

Private Byron Smith, 203rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment. Autographed letter with X Corps badge sent home to his sister. Hampton, VA, 6 January 1865.

Private Charles Leland, Company B, 13th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, KIA at Gettysburg. Autographed letter regarding his new corps badge. "Camp Near Fletchers Chapel," VA, 16 April 1863.

Private George S. Young, Company G, 126th New York State Volunteers. Autographed letter requesting a new corps badge. "Culpepper Courthouse," VA, 15 September 1863.

Army of the United States Corps Badges 1865. Albumen photograph. Cambridge, MA: Fred C. Low, 1870. 

Civil War IX Corps badge comprised of clay from Petersburg Mine Explosion. Petersburg, Virginia, July 1864. 

Civil War soldier's folk art shield brooch "made from a Rebel bone" by Private Hudson S. Oakes, Company B, 20th Maine Infantry.

Private Daniel Hudson, Company K, 5th Ohio Volunteers, silver corps badge engraved with battle honors, incl. Winchester, Port Republic, Cedar Mountain, Antietam, Dumfries, and Chancellorsville. 

I Corps bullion and cloth corps badge. 

Frame style 1st Division, III Army Corps badge. 

2nd Division, II Corps badge. Attributed to H.G. Clagston, [ca 1863].