General Philip Sheridan: Celebrated Union General of the Civil War, Later the Indian Wars and Protector of Yellowstone National Park (1831-1888) Career Army officer and Union General who enjoyed a close association with Ulysses Grant. He famously lead his cavalry pursue General Robert E. Lee which proved instrumental in his surrender at Appomattox. On a much broader and contemporary scale, he was instrumental in the development and protection of Yellowstone National Park, both as a soldier and a private citizen. Offered is a cut signature and carte de visite with COA by Robert A. Messemer (Legends Autographs).
Also included is a vintage original STATEMENT OF VOLUNTEER dated April 11th 1865. The pre-printed volunteer form with manuscript additions, showing the particulars of Randy Carey, aged 34, originally from Ireland, late of New York, volunteering as a new recruit, and approved by the Examining Surgeon, Mustering Officer and. The questions left blank: Examining Surgeon, Mustering Officer, County Bounty Paid of $300. 6.75 x 8.25 and in superior condition.
Estimated Value $400 - 600
U.S. Civil War Leaders
