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May 2022 Auction Ends Thursday, May 26th, 5pm Pacific

• Lot #7: Abraham Lincoln Autograph Note Signed as President -- Lincoln Issues Amnesty to Confederate Soldier

  

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• Lot #8: Abraham Lincoln Autograph Note Signed -- Dated 3 November 1864, Five Days Before the 1864 Presidential Election -- With PSA/DNA COA

  

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• Lot #9: Original Watercolor of Abraham Lincoln by Artist Pierre Morand -- With Second Watercolor by Morand of Charles Sumner, Both from 1864

  

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• Lot #33: Intriguing Clara Barton Autograph Letter Signed -- ''...I am not well...it is not my body proper that has given way but the nerves & sleep...''

  

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• Lot #34: Clara Barton Autograph Letter Signed -- With a Photo of Her Childhood Home

  

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• Lot #35: Clara Barton Autograph Letter Signed -- Writing Approvingly of a Surgeon, ''...he hoped he should live to see every negro in the south a voter...''

  

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• Lot #36: Fascinating Autograph Letter Signed by Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston Shortly After Assuming Command of the Western Theater -- ''...the country may hold me responsible for any failure...''

  

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• Lot #37: Lot of 5 Civil War Letters & CDV of 14th Connecticut Infantryman -- With Detailed, Lengthy Letter on Battle of Morton's Ford: ''...The regt lost in killed wounded & missing about 1/2 their number...''

  

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• Lot #38: 240 Letters by a 7th Connecticut Infantryman -- ''a lad sixteen years old had...the lower part of his face blown away...you could push your fingers right through the flesh and yet he lived untill...

  

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• Lot #39: 46 Civil War Letters by a 61st Illinois Color Guard -- ''...the 43rd boys call us the Grave Yard Boys because we laid in a grave yard when the rebels come up...we fired on them and drove them...

  

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• Lot #40: 1863 Civil War Diary & CDV of a 31st Indiana Infantryman -- ''...the mangled and torn corpse of friend & foe...with lofty patriotism...on the former & hate and revenge on the latter...''

  

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• Lot #41: Lot of 21 Letters from the 74th Indiana Infantry -- With Colonel's Letter on Battle of Jonesborough: ''I...told them that to stop there was death, to retreat was no better...Our loss was severe...''

  

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• Lot #42: 13 Civil War Letters by a Soldier in the Heavy Fighting 10th New York Cavalry -- ''...the general just had six bullets put through him. I guess that he wont lead another Yankee colum into a snare...''

  

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