4043 4 RARE EARLY WAR CONFEDERATE ATTY GENERAL JUDAH

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 750.00 USD
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BENJAMIN LETTERS CONCERNING NEW ORLEANS. 1) 3p ALS J.P. Benjamin, April 13, 1861 on "Confederate States of America / Department of Justice / Montgomery" letterhead to Louisiana Atty Gen. Edwin W. Moise, concerns New Orleans Arsenal contents, provisional army officer appointments, moving government to Richmond… 2) 2p ALS J. P. Benjamin, May 8, 1861 on "Confederate States of America / Department of Justice / Montgomery" letterhead to Louisiana Atty Gen. Edwin W. Moise, concerns moving LA troops in state and not to Virginia, entire government moving from Montgomery to Richmond in few days… 3) 2p Telegram, J. P. Bejamin, May 15, 1861 to LA Atty Gen. EW Moise, concerns troops LA Legion importance to defend Ship Island. 4) 2p ALS, J. P. Benjamin, Richmond Aug. 15, 1861, personal to "My dear Harvey". 5) Pass to New Orleans authorized by Sec. of War Leroy Walker, on "Confederate States of America / War Department" printed form, Sept. 5, 1861. Judah Benjamin & Edwin Moise, were 2 prominent Louisiana Confederate Jews, Jewish Confederate memorabilia is very scarce. CONDITION: very good overall, folded. (02-22987-6/JS). NON-GUN. $1,500-2,000.