[FLAGS]. 13-star American flag with medallion pattern. Ca mid-to-late 19th century.

[FLAGS]. 13-star American flag, possibly a US Navy boat flag. Ca mid-19th century.

[FLAGS]. 13-star American flag. Ca late 19th-early 20th century.

[FLAGS]. 30-star American parade flag. Ca 1848-1850.

[FLAGS]. 31-star American parade flag. Ca 1850-1859.

[CIVIL WAR]. 34-star American flag from the George P. Hunt Estate. Ca 1861-1863.

[CIVIL WAR]. 35-star American flag. Ca 1863-1865.

[FLAGS]. 39-star American flag. Ca 1889.

[SPANISH AMERICAN WAR]. 45-star Spanish American War-era flag identified to George W. Potter, Company K, 2nd Massachusetts Infantry, with related stereoviews, bookends, and other imprints.

[FLAGS]. 47-star American flag. Made by H. Channon Co., Chicago, IL, 1912.

[FLAGS]. A group of 2 American flags, incl. 45-star and 48-star examples. Late 19th-early 20th century.

[FLAGS]. 48-star American parade flag identified to eight women, likely honoring their naturalization as US citizens. 1914. 

[WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE]. A collection of items belonging to women's rights activist Mariwyn Heath, incl. "Votes for Women" pennant, Veteran Feminists Medal of Honor, pinbacks, buttons, & pewter figures.

[WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE]. Stand by the Women. Vote No on Woman Suffrage Amendment No 1. Woman's Right is the right of freedom from political duties. Philadelphia, PA: Allied Printing, n.d., ca 1919-1920.

[COLONIAL]. STANDISH, Myles (ca. 1584-1656). Fragment of banner attributed to having been borne at Standish's funeral.

ARNOLD, Benedict (1741-1801). Receipt signed ("Benedt. Arnold"), and issued to a future member of the Connecticut Sons of Liberty. Windham [CT], 21 May [1]764.

[SHAY'S REBELLION]. By His Excellency James Bowdoin, Esq. Governour of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. A Proclamation. Boston: Adams & Nourse, 1787.

[WHISKEY REBELLION]. Letter from Pennsylvania militiaman William McCorkle describing "insurgents" in western Pennsylvania. "Headquarters Carlisle [PA]. November 12 1794."

LAFAYETTE, Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de (1757-1834). Document signed ("Lafayette") to General Louis-Alexandre Berthier, French Minister of War. 5 May 1794. [With:] Lafayette mourning ribbon, 1843.

[MILITARIA]. A gold presentation medal awarded to Captain J.T. Chew by the Pennsylvania Artillery, 4 October 1829.

[MILITARIA]. Civil War-era gold sash buckle.

[MILITARIA - NAVY]. Walking stick presented to Joseph Rudolph by Captain Giles B. Harber.

[NULLIFICATION CRISIS]. Proclamation by Andrew Jackson President of the United States. N.p., [10 December 1832].

[CIVIL WAR - SOUTH CAROLINA ACT OF SECESSION]. An Ordinance. To dissolve the Union between the State of South Carolina and other States...under the compact entitled "The Constitution of the United States of America." N.p., [Charleston: Evans & Cogswell?] n.d. [ca 20 September 1860].

[CIVIL WAR]. Charleston Mercury Extra:...The Union is Dissolved! [Charleston, SC]: [Charleston Mercury], 20 December 1860. THE FIRST CONFEDERATE IMPRINT.

[CIVIL WAR] – [POLITICS]. A group of 18 CDVs of Union and Confederate personalities, incl. Jefferson Davis, Alexander Stephens, Andrew Johnson, & Superintendent of Army Nurses Dorothea Dix.

[CIVIL WAR]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. Gen'l. Robt. E. Lee and Staff. Washington, DC, 1866.

[LEE, Robert E. (1807-1870)]. Albumen photograph of Robert E. Lee with fabric identified as piece of General Lee's uniform.

[LEE, Robert E. (1807-1870)]. Ink and watercolor portrait of Robert E. Lee made for Confederate officer & Virginia lawyer Daniel B. Lucas.

[LEE, Robert E. (1807-1870)]. Possibly one of the last portraits taken of Robert E. Lee. Ca late 1860s.

[CIVIL WAR]. LEE, Robert E. (1807-1870). Autograph free frank ("R.E. Lee"), as Lieutenant ("Lt."). Washington City, 16 December n.d.

[MOSBY, JOHN. S. (1833-1916)]. Albumen photograph featuring Mosby and 16 members of the 43rd Virginia Cavalry Battalion, or "Mosby's Rangers," signed and inscribed by Mosby ca 1887.

[MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916)]. Autographed portrait of Mosby inscribed to his daughter, Ada B. Mosby.

[MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916)]. A group of 4 reunion ribbons for "Mosby's Men," with reunion notice.

MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916). ALS to General Fitzhugh Lee. San Francisco, CA, 17 December 1895. Revealing insights from conversations with General Robert E. Lee and the doctor who attended Stonewall Jackson at First Manassas.

MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916). ALS to Captain Samuel F. Chapman. Washington, DC, 18 June 1909. Discussing the indictment of Jefferson Davis for treason, the pardoning of Mosby's ranger John McCue, and Mosby's support of Ulysses S. Grant.

MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916). ALS to Captain Samuel F. Chapman. San Francisco, CA, 18 December 1895.

MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916). ALS to Captain Samuel F. Chapman. Washington, DC, 28 March 1909. Mentioning the notorious former "Mosby Ranger" and traitor, Charles E. Binns.

[MOSBY, JOHN S. (1833-1916)]. A group of 4 items related to John Mosby incl. photograph of captured general, Edwin H. Stoughton.

[JACKSON, THOMAS "STONEWALL" (1824-1863)]. Tintype copy of the last portrait of Stonewall Jackson. N.p., ca 1863.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a young man armed with a Prescott Revolver and a clenched fist.

[CIVIL WAR]. ROOT, M.A. & S., photographers. Half plate daguerreotype of Major Oscar F. Winship. New York, NY, ca 1851-1853.

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate hand-tinted tintype of a member of the Pioneer Corps .

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype featuring a cavalryman on horseback in front of a large tent.

[CIVIL WAR] Sixth plate ambrotype of an aged captain sporting a tarred kepi cover.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a uniformed soldier standing before a large American flag.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype featuring a triply armed Union infantry private with a Smith & Wesson revolver and cocked forage cap.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a pair of Zouaves, one holding a fife.

[CIVIL WAR]. Ninth plate ambrotype portrait of a strikingly young soldier wearing shell jacket and forage cap.

[CIVIL WAR -- GRANT, ULYSSES S. (1822-1885)]. CDV of Ulysses S. Grant as major general. New Orleans, LA: T. Lilienthal, 1863.