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DOC004
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Special Orders No. 56
Head Quarters Vet. Res.
Corp Barracks
Albany, NY Aug 11/65 |
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Dated August 11, 1865. Concerns
Privates Frances Bryant & Sherman Eckert of Co. D 2nd Regt. U.S.V. Vols.
are herby detailed as orderlies at Hd. Qrs. Mil. Dist. of Nor. & Wes.
N.Y. Albany N.Y. and will report without delay to William Ruger Capt. &
A. A. Genl. By order of A. Benson Brown Capt. V.R.C. Comdg. Post Eugene
D. Dimmick Sr. V.R.C. Most Adgt. Marked with "Copy Order Comdg Office 2d
Regt. U.S.V.V. |
SALE $35.00 |
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1129 |
Civil War U.S. Navy
Return of Expenditures |
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Return of Expenditures for the
week ending May 3d, 1863. Lists returns for Master's Department,
Carpenter's Department, Boatswain's Department and Sailmaker's
Department. Signed by F(?) Rodgers Lieut. & Exec. Off. |
SALE $ 28.00 |
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MRPT004 |
1865 Morning Report
Troy Barracks |
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Morning Report of
Detachment Second
Regiment U.S. Vet. Vols. dated Oct. 13th, 1865. Stationed at Troy Road
Barracks, Commanding Officer Major Ivan
Jailof (?) List present, absent, number on Special Duty or confined,
etc. Photo only shows partial view.
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SALE $15.00
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94-248 |
1862
Cavalry Capt.
Pay Voucher |
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For
"Capt. John Coleman in K Company, Regiment Harris
Light Cavalry 2 N.Y." Approx. 6½"x8¼" in
size. For the period "first of May, 1862 to
thirtieth if June, 1862, being two months days, at 14
dollars per month ......$ 28." Signed by "Rob P
Dodge Paymaster U.S. Army" and signed received by
"John Colman." One of the most decorated Cav.
Regiments, Judson Kilpatrick was its' Lt. Col. |
SALE $35.00 |
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Y1843
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1898 Discharge Papers
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia |
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"Know Ye, that Homer C. Hathanay a Corporal of Captain Norris O. Danforth's Company F First Regiment of Heavy Artillery, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, who was mustered in on the eighth day of April one thousand eight hundred ninety seven to serve one year, is hereby discharged from the service of the Commonwealth of MA...." Signed by Norris O. Danforth and Charles PGaff(?). |
SALE $30.00 |
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84-1128
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Wisconsin Veteran
Civil War Declaration
for Invalid Pension
Application |
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Printed form,
filled out in ink by Private Andrew Jackson of CO. D, 21st Wisconsin
Volunteers, who was honorably discharged at Madison, Wisconsin in
1865. He is applying because of a "wound of thigh and debility
from age" for total disability. Appoints J.W. Morris of
Washington, D.C. as his attorney to prosecute his claim with power of
substitution. Gives his address as County of Winnebago, State of
Wisconsin. Signed by Jackson at the bottom. |
SALE $ 25.00
SOLD
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91-1068 |
WWI Major of
Infantry's Commission
Certificate |
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Issued to Sydney
H. Hopson on August 5, 1917 and signed by the Asst.
Secretary of War, Feb. 11, 1918. Temporarily appointing
him Major of Infantry. With impressed seal of the United
States of America War Office. Edges browned from when it
was apparently framed. |
SALE $20.00 |
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92-1886 |
Corps De Afrique
Civil War Pay
Voucher No. 3 |
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For 1st Lieut.
Geo. H. Hepworth of the 4th Regt. Corps d' Afrique (Louisiana
Native Guard), for May 1st to Aug. 17, 1863 for himself
and a black servant, David Nasin. Approx. 11"x 17",
all fold creases have been reinforced with some type of
cloth tape (old reinforcement). |
SALE $80.00 |
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93-532 |
Civil War Eagle
Masthead Discharge |
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For "William
H. Carlton, a Private of Captain Gidney W. Farrell
Company H 173d Regiment of New York State Volunteers...Discharged...at
Savannah Georgia by reason of expiration of term of
service... born in 'New Haven' in the State of
Connecticut, is 18 years of age, five feet seven inches
high, dark complexion, blue eyes, brown hair and by
occupation, when enrolled a clerk." Stamped "Received
N.Y.M. Agency Jun 29 1868 Washington, D.C. on back. Also
has an Oath of Identity on the back but it is not filled
in. |
SALE $35.00
SOLD
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88-893 |
7th N.Y.N.G.
Certificate of
Discharge |
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"By virtue of the
authority vested in me by the Military Code of the State of New York
as Colonel Commanding the 7th Regiment in the 2nd Brigade and 1st
Division of the N.G.S.N.Y. I have this day granted and by these
Presents do grant unto J.W. Lore of New York in the County of New York
a Private in the 7th Regiment an honorable Discharge from further
service in the Military Forces of the State, except in the case of
Insurrection or Invasion." Dated November 16th, 1882. |
SALE $20.00 |
