2416 GROUP OF UNION CIVIL WAR INTERESTING DOCUMENTS &

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SIGNATURES. 1) Major General John Gibbon, signed letter September 3, 1864. John Gibbon (1827-1896) a career miitary officer and graduate from West Point, is best known for commanding the Iron Brigade and repulsing Pickett's charge at Gettysburg. Letter is tipped onto album sheet with cracks at folds. 2) Morning Report of Sick & Wounded, Harpers Ferry, Virginia, February 11, 1865 signed by Dr. Neil F. Graham (1841-1928), 12th Ohio. Large file of research concerning his medical career; wartime and after. 3) Weekly Report of Sick & Wounded of the 54th Pennsylvania, February 6, 1864, signed by Surgeon John Milton Allen (1818-1903). 4) Requisition for Forage, June 26, 1865, Thibodeaux, LA 33rd Illinois. 5) September 20, 1864 list of Ordnance including Sharps carbine cartridges and Colt pistol cartridges signed by Colonel William Palmer, Commanding 15th PA Cavalry. 6) 10-pg Monthly Return, Fort Barrancas, FL, Captain Samuel Clark 22nd Maine Cavalry, December 31, 1864. 7) Endorsement Col. William J. Palmer, June 10, 1865, 15th PA Cav. 8) Large clipped autograph Brigadier Robert A. Cameron. 9) Folio Muster Roll, Company G, 38th Mass, December 1862 until February 1863. Detailed list of 78 soldiers in Company G, Carolton, LA. 10) Volunteer Enlistment, Alonzo Maddocks, 2nd Maine Cavalry. 11) Volunteer Enlistment for soldier in 18th Illinois Infantry. 12-13) Two Volunteer Enlistments for soldiers in Cochran Legion Irish Brigade; one approved and signed by Lt. Col. Thomas W. Reed and the other signed by Col. Large file of research and biographical sketches of signatures and history. CONDITION: overall good to very good. PROVENANCE: Dr. Reggie Van Driest collection. (02-27147-26/JS). NON-GUN. $300-500.