[4] pp, entirely in Mrs. Jackson's ink manuscript. Folded octavo leaf. Old horizontal fold, light wear, Very Good. With the front portion of the stamped and addressed envelope to Tennent. A native of North Carolina, "Jackson's widow was much honored in North Carolina and throughout the former Confederate states. After..... More
[Philadelphia: 1849]. Bifolium, entirely in ink manuscript on the first two pages. Page [3] is blank. Docketed on last page, "Copy. Recommendation of Philadelphia Banks, Merchants and others." About sixty undersigned merchants are listed. Each page 8" x 12-1/2." Contents written neatly in a single hand. At the bottom of..... More
Richmond: 1786 [November 8]. Vellum broadside, 12-1/2" x 14." Partially-printed land grant, completed in [slightly fading] ink manuscript in a secretarial hand. Boldly signed by Founding Father Patrick Henry ["P. Henry"] as Governor of Virginia. Paper seal at bottom; old flattened folds. Several spots, a couple of shallow blank margin..... More
Head Qrs. 1st Division 6th Corps: 1865 [April 14]. 7-13/16" x 9-7/8." Entirely in neat ink manuscript on blue-lined paper. Docketed on verso. Signed by Geo. C. Clendenin Jr., AAG; and by Charles H. Woodman, AAAG. Very Good. General Wheaton issues his request a few days after General Lee's surrender..... More
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Sumter, S.C. 1864. 5-3/4" x 7-3/4", completely in ink manuscript. [2] pp. Old folds, light toning and minor ink ghosting. Overall, Very Good. The letter has been endorsed on the verso by Singletary, Charleston 4 Dec. 1864, affirming that "the Boy Bob" is "the property of Mr. Nettles. At the..... More