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| DOC4- 99X-001 |
Quarterly Return of
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores 1865-Retained Copy |
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For Co. "E" 2nd Regiment U.S.V.V. Infantry, commanded by Captain John O'Connell during the "2s Quarter ending 30th June, 1865. Station Albany, NY. Filled in browned ink, some inventory as listed: Springfield Rifle muskets, Sharpes rifles, bayonet scabbards, cap pouches and cone picks, cartridge boxes, screw drivers and cone wrenches, tompions, etc. Has hole in middle of document, not seen on image but falls in area where there appears to be no inventory listing. | SALE $10.00 SOLD |
| DOC4- 98X-D02 |
Morning Report of Detachment Second Regt. U.S. Vet. Vols. for Oct. 3rd, 1865 |
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Commanded by Major Ivan Jailop, station Troy Road Barracks. Lists four companies with a total "Present for Duty Equipped" of 3 Commissioned Officers and 205 Enlisted men. With categories for Sick, in arrest with confinement, aggregate, on detached services, with leave, sick without authority, on special duty, etc. Unfolded, document is approximately10 1/2" x 31" in size. Folded into 4" x 10 1/2". | SALE $15.00 SOLD |
| DOC4- BAT-005 |
Monthly Return
of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage Form Nov. 1865 |
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Form No. 51, Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage, received and issued at Troy Road Barracks for November 1865. Signed Lt. Chas. Ackerman Co. C. 2nd U.S.V.V. Filled out in pencil. | $ 25.00 SALE $20.00 |
| DOC4 -X41 |
Volunteer Veterans Board of Inquiry Letter |  |
Written in pencil, from the Troy Barracks in Albany, dated Oct. 11/65. Regarding an inquiry into the loss of arms belonging to Co. D 2nd U.S.V.V., said arms being destroyed when a railroad car ran over them. (Gun carelessly placed so it fell out of the car by Golden.) | $ 30.00 SALE $25.00 |
| DOC4 -X40 |
Civil War Period Deposition and Garrison Court Martial Summons |
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One side has a summons for prisoners and witness' to appear before the Garrison Court Martial Command at Hd. Qrs. V.R.C. Barracks in Albany, N.Y. Aug. 24.65. Marked over this is "Deposition of Frank J. Lambert Co. D 2nd Regt. U.S.V.V. Sept. 5. 1865. Reverse side has deposition taken attesting to the lost of checkbook for local bounty to the amount of $300.00 in NY City and that this bounty is now due him now (Lambert.) | $30.00 SALE $25.00 |
| DOC4- 92-1494 |
Spanish American War Soldier's Memorial Register |  |
For Co. H, 8th Mass. Vol. Inf. Lists company officers, field and staff and NCO's & privates. Organized at Salem, Mass. in 1805, mustered into the U.S. service at Camp Dewey, South Framingham, Mass. May 11, 1898. Approx. 20" x 24", in red, white and blue frame. Lithographed with patriotic and military motives on all sides. | $ 90.00 SOLD |
| DOC4- 84-2080 |
1907 U.S. Navy Battleship Masthead Discharge |   |
Issued to First Class Gunners Mate Frank W. Bryant Oct. 18, 1907 at New York. Double sided, framed to see both back and front, so his enlistment record and descriptive list can be read. He was honorably discharged from the U.S.S. Hancock. He enlisted Oct. 7th, 1902 at Boston, Mass. | $ 50.00 |
| DOC4- 95-569 |
GAR Membership Certificate |  |
Certificate for "Jas. A. Harsha of Co. H 83rd Illinois Vols." A member of Post No. 370 of Argyle, N.Y. Full color chromolithograph, it is dated 1883. (Harsha became Commander of the Post in 1901.) Completely bordered with beautiful Civil War and GAR vignettes, in period antique frame. Approx. 21" x 25". | $ 350.00 |
| DOC4- 91-213 |
Spanish American War Memorial Register |  |
For Company L, 8th Mass. Vol. Inf. Lists company officers, field and staff, the NCO's and privates. In original oak frame, under Plexiglas, it is lithographed with patriotic and military motives on all sides. | $ 90.00 |
| DOC4- 81-582 |
Civil War Discharge of Private Samuel N. Goldthwaits |   |
Private Samuel N. Goldthwaits, Co. D 1st Vermont Volunteer Artillery, enrolled on the twenty-seventh day of November, to serve three years or during the war... Discharged the 25th of Aug. 1868 at Fort (?) Samuel Goldthwait was born in Lynn, Mass. Framed two sided to show engagements of the 1st Heavy Artillery & 11th Inf. Vt. Vols. | $ 95.00 |
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