1861-1863 CIVIL WAR FLAGS. Specimens from Battles at Sumter, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, & Ringgold ZZSlaveryandSuffrage so to speak

so to speak

but capable of deadly mischief on both sides

Bristol England

was later issued [1839] as "A Connected System

1861-1863 CIVIL WAR FLAGS. Specimens from Battles at Sumter, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, & Ringgold ZZSlaveryandSuffrage so to speakAn absolutely irreplaceable period assemblage of four significant flag fragment from some of the most important Battles of the Civil War. The group originally assembled by Paul Ambrose Oliver [1831 1912]. Oliver was one of the most significant explosives and munitions experts engaged in the Union cause. Originally enlisted in the 12th Infantry, New York, as a Second Lieutenant, his talent with munitions became evident almost immediately. In this