Leslie Hindman Auctioneers: American Historical Ephemera and Photography, 2057, Cincinnati

Sixth plate tintype of a Confederate cavalryman displaying his Remington revolver.

Sixth plate ruby ambrotype portrait of Confederate General PGT Beauregard dressed in federal uniform.

Genl. G.T. Beauregard, CSA.

A group of 5 CDVS, incl. full standing CDV "Blockade Portrait" of the CSA commander.

Two CDVs of Robert E. Lee and his staff.

Photograph of Robert E. Lee standing in front of his home several days after his surrender at Appomattox.

Albumen photograph of Lee with fellow Confederate officers and Northern philanthropists at White Sulphur Springs, WV.

Rare post-war photograph of the Confederate generals.

Letter signed ("R E Lee Genl"), as Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia, to Confederate Colonel Henry B. Davidson (1831-1899).

CDV of John Calvin Brown, Confederate general later elected governor of Tennessee.

CDV of Mosby in major's uniform.

CDV of Colonel Mosby. Baltimore seller's stamp on verso.

ALS to J. A. J. Cresswell. Mosby explains his political predicament within Virginia's discordant postwar Republican Party.

ALS to James Williamson. . Mosby asks for an update on the publication of Williamson's book, Mosby's Rangers.

ALS to James Williamson. Mosby mentions the Greenback Raid and several Rangers by name.

ALS to James Williamson.

Mosby's War Reminiscences: Stuart's Cavalry Campaigns.

ANS regarding the book Mosby's Rangers.

ALS to James Williamson. Referencing two named rangers.

Autograph manuscript "The Treatment of President of the Southern Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, as Federal Prisoner, And How He was Finally Liberated."

Grouping associated with General Walter Gwynn (1802-1882), and his nephew Captain W.G. Turpin (1828-1874), both with service in the CSA Corps of Engineers.

Masonic items associated with Confederate General Albert Pike (1809-1891) and 33rd Degree Mason James W. Millis of Ogden, Territory of Utah.

Ledger book associated with Winchester, Virginia, cabinet maker John Kerr (1797-1875), documenting coffins built and sold for Union and Confederate soldiers as well as other wartime activity.

Archive associated with the 47th New York Volunteers, the "Washington Grays," including content related to the Battle of Cold Harbor and the Army of the James.

Corporal Samuel McKinney Stafford (1837-1922), 16th Ohio Battery, archive including war-date diary and letters.