Brown family of Tompkins Country, NY. Handwritten letter on patriotic stationary card, dated "Alexandria, July 11, 1861" as his regiment is on the move to engage in the first battle of the civil war. We broke up camp Macdougal this morning on an hours notice, marched through Washington and took a steamer for this place... I go further and further from home....
I never took so much comfort in reading my bible as on the passage to Alexandria... We are in the enemies country in the midst of great danger....
I have received nothing yet from my due, and we are very poorly equipped for the war... We are so far away....
Penciled letter on stationery folded like a card, display opened up and laid flat in the double sided frame, you will see page 1 and 4 on the front, and page 2 and 3 on the reverse. Framed in acid free archive clear envelopes and museum non glare glass on both sides, so all the text is visible, along with typed transcript. From time between Fort Sumpter and First Manassas.Portland: Sanborn and Carter, dated 1844. Period spectacles, wire frame, very small lenses. The item "Civil War Items J. Brown Family of New York Letter Signed, Glasses, Bible" is in sale since Wednesday, February 14, 2018. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Religion & Spirituality\Christianity\Other Christian Collectibles".
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