Greybird Product 5

What could be better than an artifact that actually tells you it's history, word for word, in print? Or how about an actual image of someone long gone, whose memory would be lost if not for your interest? Such artifacts are truly a unique look into our nations past. Plus, when a newspaper's over a hundred years old, even the advertisements are fascinating!

News Papers	Item #	Price
Army Navy Journal, Oct 29, 1864: Nice wartime news from a military newspaper, but that's not the best part! The advertisements on last two pages are incredible: Just a sample...Horstmann Brothers, Remington Army and Navy Revolvers, Starr Arms, Tiffany Deringer Pistol, Barninum's Museum (with TOM THUMB!) Elliot's Revolvers, and more. Whew! A history of military suppliers just in ads! Pages uncut at top	NP28AJJJ	$55
Army Navy Journal, Oct8, 1864: Nice wartime news from a military newspaper, but that's not the best part! The advertisements on last two pages are incredible (this one is really good!): Just a sample...Merrill Carbines, Tiffany Swords, Mann's Accoutrements, Artificial Limbs, Horstmann Brothers, Remington Army and Navy Revolvers, Tiffany Deringer Pistol, Elliot's Revolvers, and more. Uncut ast top, showing it was never read. Whew! A history of military suppliers just in ads!	NP29AJJJ	$55
Army Navy Journal, Oct 22, 1864: Nice wartime news from a military newspaper, but that's not the best part! The advertisements on last two pages are incredible: Just a sample...Horstmann Brothers, Remington Army and Navy Revolvers, Starr Arms, Tiffany Deringer Pistol, Barninum's Museum (with TOM THUMB!) Elliot's Revolvers, Fisk Caskets, Artificial eyes, and more. Whew! A history of military suppliers just in ads!	NP30AJJJ	$55
Walton's Morning Star, Sept 1, 1864: Has news on war plus McClellan's nomination for president. A northern paper, but I can't tell what state! NY, maybe?	NP26ACJJ	$27
August 4, 1821 Christian Watchman Newspaper: Slight soiling and foxing on top edge, and had once been bound. Otherwise good condition.	NP21JEJJ	$8
Bank Notes and Paper Currency	Item #	Price
Sheet of 59 Confederate Bonds: $500 in bonds, $15 each, Issued Feb 1864,Series 2, #3522, In very good condition, small tear in upper right about 1/4", has one bond clipped and removed, the rest of the sheet is intact. Each bond signed by "Ro Tyler" (?). In hard acid free envelope. Would look awesome framed! Approximately 17 x 28. Neat thing is the red treasury stamp on back, which reads "CSA Treasury Department."	NE50BJJJ	$400
1861 Confederate Bond: #987 for Forty Dollars, signed by M Teller?	NE21JFJJ	$14
Confederate 1861 Bond: #776, fourteen dollars, signed by MC Morton	NE26JBJJ	$12
1861Confederate Bond: #2165, Forty Dollars, signed by ES Reid	NE22JFJJ	$14
Documents	Item #	Price
1860 Pensacola & Georgia Rail Road Co. Tax Receipt: For Joel Tucker and signed also on back "Joel Tucker in two places, one with $5.01 amount. Dated 1860 in three places. Very good condition, no tears or holes.	NE51AGJJ	$32
April 1862 Western & Atlanta RR 50 Cent Note/ticket: Very good condition, and very historical date as the Great Locomotive chase occurred in that month and year (April 1862) on that very railroad. WA RR memorabilia with that key date is in demand and hard to get, especially in this condition	NE52AGJJ	$50
March 1, 1862 Western & Atlanta RR 25Cent Note/Ticket: A few tiny pin holes, worn but still a historical piece in good display condition.	NE53AGJJ	SOLD
June 16, 1862 Western & Atlanta RR 50 Cent Note/Ticket: A few tiny pin holes, a little worn but still a historical piece in very good display condition.	NE54AGJJ	$35
"Hard Times" January 24 1862 Western & Atlanta RR $1 Note/Ticket: A few tiny pin holes, a little worn but still a historical piece in very good display condition. Printed on a partial sheet of old 1855 Georgia bonds, due to the need to conserve rag paper during the war. Very historic piece as the WA Railroad was rthe life li9ne into Georgia during the Civil War, plus the "Hard times aspect of printing it on old bonds. Just Added!	NE55AGJJ	$50
GAR Post Card: Used but in overall good condition, 1 bent corner, slight foxing on each corner, no tears. Has the GAR badge on front. Postmarked "Hunnington, NY, 1909."To "Miss AC Brown, Thompson, Penn" Has Green one cent stamp.	MP33JHJJ	$18
Sons of Veterans Post Card: Has been glittered on the outlines, maybe by owner? Unused. In very good condition, no tears, top two corners slightly foxed but that is only thing noted. otherwise nice.	MP35JHJJ	$20
Sons of Veterans Post Card: In good condition, no tears, all corners slightly foxed, otherwise nice. Addressed to "Miss Ethel Cary, Woodhaven, BD".	MP36JHJJ	$18
Patriotic Cover: 5 1/2 X 3 inches, some yellowing, flag design intact and clear.	MP9JDDE	$12
Photographs	Item #	Price
Ambrotype Young Woman: 9th plate with copper frame no case. Typical early1860's dress. Yellowish stain around her head, but does not detract from picture.	PH22JIEJ	$25
Kids with Flags 1898 Stereo-card : "Why has old glory been Baptized and re-Baptized in blood" reads the caption under a group of kids draped with flags. Awesome patriotic card from the late 1800's, proving there IS some neat stuff made after 1865 worth having!	PH30JGEE	$15
Identified Pair Of CDV "Katherine Diehl": Name written on back, with "Warren, Ohio", CDV on left is definite 1860's style, other is her as an old woman. Great set, and prime for research. Complete with 5x6 velvet lined Riker display case.	PH36ABJJ	$50