RR Auction: Fine Autographs and Artifacts, 697, Amherst

Confederate Civilian Letter from December 1863: %0UII can buy nothing for Confederate Notes - Everything is now looking gloomy%0U

David G. Farragut War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed One Week After the Battle of Mobile Bay, Affirming the Delivery of Over 200 "rebel prisoners"

Nathan Bedford Forrest Document Signed

Gustavus Fox War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed to Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren, Discussing the Battle of Cherbourg

Joseph Hooker War-Dated Autograph Note Signed

O. O. Howard Autograph Letter Signed on the Army of the Cumberland

Joseph E. Johnston Autograph Letter Signed: "If the President will allow me the privilege of earning a subsistence in the U.S. nothing will ever tempt me to expatriation"

Robert E. Lee War-Dated Endorsement of a Confederate Court Martial

George G. Meade War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed on False Publications: "I should like to know who the correspondent is & where he obtained his information"

John S. Mosby Autograph Letter Signed on the "Annual Reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac"

William Preston War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed on Jefferson Davis: "The President is looking thin, worn & much older"

Robert Gould Shaw Signature - Celebrated Commander of the All-Black 54th Massachusetts

William T. Sherman War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed: "Spies and Guerillas, murderers under the assumed title of Confederate Soldiers and deserters...should be hung quick"

J. E. B. Stuart War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed to Fitzhugh Lee, Mentioning General James Longstreet and Discussing Field Logistics and Battle Preparations Days Before the Start of the Overland Campaign

Union Soldier's Letter Before the Start of the Overland Campaign, with Mentions of Grant, Meade, and Sedgwick: "Gigantic preparations are being put forth"

Charles Wilkes War-Dated Letter Signed on the CSS Alabama, a %0UIPirate%0U Vessel to Be Seized %0UIif found in Cuban waters%0U

John Ancrum Winslow Autograph Letter Signed - Four Days Before Lee's Surrender

Ferdinand Foch Handwritten Speech Draft on World War I: "By this unity of action maintained from the first lines of our front to the rear, the most distant of nations involved in the war quickly take on this sustained pace from which victory emerges"

John J. Pershing Signed Typed Speech Draft Honoring the Commander of WWI%0Uas American Expeditionary Forces

Isoroku Yamamoto Photograph Signed in German and Japanese (1938)

Napoleon Letter Signed to His Chief of Staff (1811)

Napoleon Letter Signed to Minister of the Interior

Duke of Wellington Autograph Letter Signed on Territorial Disputes Arising From the Fall of the Napoleonic Empire

CSS Alabama: John Thomas War-Dated Letter on the Capture of the Express

Lord Jeffrey Amherst Autograph Letter Signed