Pickers Humanitiques TIMED Auction - Native American, Militaria, Civil War, Ephemera, Railroad & Black American History

21: Portrait of Francis Channing Barlow (1834–1896), a prominent Union officer & Gettysburg hero during the American Civil War. Engraving by A.H. Ritchie, Gilded frame and hand written information., 16 1/4” x 11” x 1”

22: Antique framed portrait features a photograph/engraving of Alexander H. Stephens, identified by the handwritten note in the matte listing his name, residence at Liberty Hall in Crawfordville, Georgia, and the date March

23: Framed etching and written designation of prominent Confederate Civil War General, James Longstreet who is credited with personally assisting General Lee in losing the civil war. The handwritten document is dated April 8

24: Engraving of Confederate Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, known for ordering the first shots at Forst Sumter, by G. Perme and signed and dated 1882. Gilded frame. , 17” x 12” x 1”

25: Portrait (etching) and possible signature of Lieutenant General Richard “Old Bald Head” Stoddert Ewell a prominent Confederate commander during the American Civil War, best known as "Stonewall" Jackson's trusted subordin

26: Framed portrait and a Departmental Telegraph Lines document signed by U.S. President James A. Garfield. The telegram, dated July 13th, is addressed to Warren S. Young at the Treasury Department and requests his presence

27: Framed portrait and handwritten letter by U.S. President Grover Cleveland, photographic portrait next to a signed letter dated January 29, 1888., 18” x 22 1/2” x 1”

28: Framed historical document set featuring a typed letter signed by Warren G. Harding, the 29th President of the United States. Etching portrait and official White House stationery dated September 13, 1922., 16” x 21” x 1”

29: Typed Letter Signed by President William Howard Taft on official White House stationery dated October 30, 1910, accompanied by a lithograph/etching of the president., 21” x 16” x 1”

30: Framed vintage collection commemorating President William McKinley, showcasing a black and white engraved portrait above his handwritten signature on a period check., 19” x 13 1/2” x 1”

31: Framed lithograph titled "The First of May 1865 or Genl Moving Day in Richmond Va," created by Kimmel & Forster in New York City in 1865. The political cartoon satirizes the Confederate leadership packing up to flee Rich

32: “Field of Honor" signed artwork by artist Don Prechtel. It depicts a Civil War battle scene, dying soldiers and the enemy flag., 28” x 33 1/2” x 2”

33: Commemorative signed and numbered edition of "Council of War" by artist Don Stivers, depicting Confederate General Robert E. Lee on horseback surrounded by his officers, before his historic defeat by the United States Ar

34: Wait at Vicksburg - Artist signed and numbered, on Paper, framed, limited-edition offset lithograph print by military artist Don Stivers depicting actor John Wayne as victorious Union Colonel John Marlowe from the 1959 f

35: A framed limited edition signed and numbered print titled "The Truce" by renowned military artist Don Stivers depicting the desperate and chaotic last hours of Southern hostilities. 1983, 27” x 33 1/2” x 1”

36: Framed architectural etching titled "Fianco del Tempio di Vesta in Tivoli" (Side of the Temple of Vesta in Tivoli) originally drawn and published by Francesco Piranesi between 1780 and 1809, (continuing his father Giovan

37: Large framed limited edition civil war print titled "Stuart's Ride Around McClellan" by artist Mort Kunstler. The scene depicts quisling J.E.B. Stuart's cavalry ride during the Civil War, specifically dated June 13, 1862

38: Framed architectural engraving titled "Elevazione del Tempio della Fortuna Virile," depicting the elevation of the Temple of Fortuna Virile in Rome., 25” x 21 1/2” x 1”

39: Framed fan art titled "Lee and Jackson's Last Meeting" by artist James Thomas Neumann. Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson during their final meeting in 1863, prior to the Battle of Chancellorsville.

40: An antique portrait and a hand-signed letter from President Theodore Roosevelt on White House stationery to Admiral George W. Melville January 27, 1908., 16” x 21” x 1”