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| DOC20- R138 |
Form No. 19 |
"All accounts of expenditures shall set out a sufficient explanation of the object, necessity, and propriety of the expenditures. Nature and period of service rendered, rate of pay per day or month, etc., should be stated in the account. The correctness of the facts stated on a voucher, and the justness of the account must be certified by an officer. When a receipt is signed by a mark it must be witnessed by a disinterested third person- a commissioned officer if practicable. If payment is made wholly in currency, the description of the check in the the receipt will be stricken out; if made wholly by check. the part relating to currency will be stricken out." A single. | SALE $10.00 |
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| DOC20- R139* |
Examination Preliminary to Muster-out of Service or Discharge |
"Examination Preliminary to Muster-Out of U.S. Service or Discharge. In the Case of___, a ____ in Co.____Reg't____". Has "Declaration of Person to be Mustered Out of Service or Discharge., Certificate of Company Commander or other Immediate Commanding Officer. and Certificate of Examining Surgeon." Have several. | SALE $10.00 each |
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| DOC20- R141* |
(Form 3.- War.) Trimonthly Field Return |
"This form will be used for regiments, independent companies, Post, Districts, Brigades, Divisions, Corps, Departments or Armies, and will be made out in triplicate, one to the immdeidiate commander, one to the Adjutant General U.S.A., to be sent direct, and one to be retained. To be made on the 10th, 20th, and last day of each month and after each action, from the latest returns which have been obtained at those headquarters at those dates. This forms also to be used as a 'Daily Field Return,' when required." Two sided, approximately 10.5" x 25" overall. Have several. | SALE $15.00 each |
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| DOC20- GR368 |
WWI Military |
In French, it honors Lieut. Emile Man Baudowy and his unit for bravery and life saving evacuations under constant enemy bombardment in the fall of 1917. From General Aldebert, Commanding the 8th Infantry Division. | SALE $8.00 | |
| DOC20- H6114 |
1966 Marine Accident Report and Photos |
National Transportation Safety Board, Department of Transporation, Marine Accident Report for the "Collision SS Texaco Maassachusetts (U.S. Registry) and MV Alva Cape (British Registry) June 16, 1966". One photo shows the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Spencer after firing on the Alva Cape. The second is a closeup of the deck of the cutter with spent shelves. Photos has descriptions on back as well as information as to where it came from (U.S. Coast Guard). | All Three SALE $12.00 |
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| DOC20- 90-1013 |
1863 Signed Pay Certificate by Surgeon Smith |
"Certifciate To be Given to Enlisted Men at the time of their Discharge, to enable them to receive part of their pay, &c." Issued to Terence Fritz, a Private of Captain Cogans Company (H) of the 88th Regiment of Infantry Volunteers of the State of New York..." (Fighting Irish) "Given in duplicate, at Gen. Hosp. Fairfax Semiy, this Sixth day of January, 1863 . By order of Brig. Gen. Martindale Daniel P. Smith, Surgeon in Charge". Has additional noted on the other side in pencil. | SALE $48.00 | |
| DOC20- O2139 |
1863 Form 39. Provost Marshal's Office Draft Notice |
From the Provost Marshal's Office, 2nd District, State of Vermont, July 22, 1863 for Richard Burnham of Reading Vt. He is drafted for a period of 3 years, and must report on the 8th day of August, in Woodstock Vt. The other side has a printed Requisition for Transportation of Drafted Men but is not completed. | SALE $28.00 | |
| DOC20- 84-2583 |
1863 Headquarters of Provost-Marshal, Nineteenth District, Pa. Correspondence |
It asks D.R.J. Stinett to "furnish the office with the number is days your men were engaged taking the enrollment." "Notify me also immediatetly if you desire to serve the notices on drafted men." Signed by H.S. Campbell, Pro. Mar. Includes yellow envelope of "Headquarters of Provost-Marshal Nineteeth District, Waterford, Erie Co." | SALE $12.00 | |
| DOC20- 53-D216 |
1864 Letter to Family From Soldier on the March |
From "Camp near the ?????, May 29th, 1864." Addressed to Dear Brothers and Sister. Lined paper, folded into four, 3 pages written, with original envelope addressed to Cambridge, Vermont. "...the fourth of July will see it in our possession, and when this is done the war will be nearly at a end." He writes that they are within 18 miles of Richmond and still in the mach, that it is a "doomed city". He describes the fields, houses and country side and the destruction caused by the army on the march. Signed Wm. L. Ober (he was a musician with the 19th Mass. Vols.) Postmarked from Washington D.C. | SALE $35.00 | |
| DOC20- 53-D218 |
1864 Mass. Vols. Letter Home |
"Camp 19th Mass. Vols. Jan. 2nd, 1864." To his sister, he talks about "true love grows out of a first esteem for the moral, mental, & physical goof qualities of the loved affi'd." He describers his new room with fireplace, no windows and a bed. He wonders, as it is the 2nd of January, what the year's experiences will be. He is hearing good news from every quarter. "everything looks forseeable for a speedy close of the war. The reds are soming into our lines every day. One (A telegrapher) says that it is impossible to keep the confederacy alive much longer. Signed by Wm. L. Ober Co. D. 19th Mass. Vols. 1st brigade, 2nd div. 2nd corps. Has M.P. Kelly and Jeremy Raborne (?). With original envelope, postmarked Washington D.C. | SALE $32.00 | |
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