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ASSEMBLED TO BE SOLD IN 1864 AT NY METROPOLITAN

FAIR TO BENEFIT WOUNDED SOLDIERS

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(CIVIL WAR—ALBUM.) Autograph album containing over 150 items Signed, or

Signed and Inscribed, by prominent mostly Civil War-period politicians, generals, writers,

artists, and others, including Autograph Letters, Autograph Quotations, Autograph Notes, and

drawings. The letters and notes, mostly to the first wife of General Egbert Ludovicus Viele,

dated 1861-64. Also included are two small fragments from the confederate flag which flew

over Fort Pulaski and which was torn down in April, 1862, by Union soldiers under the com-

mand of General E.L. Viele; each mounted to album page. Assembled by Mrs. Viele in order

that it might be sold at the New York Metropolitan Fair to benefit the U.S. Sanitary

Commission. Most mounted one to a page on recto and verso, most with calligraphic identifi-

cation and painted decorative border. With calligraphic title-page. 4to, disbound with original

morocco boards present.

SHOULD BE SEEN

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Vp, mostly 1864

[80,000/120,000]