2258 - Union Army Generals CDVs (31) [189515]Holabird Western Americana Collections
Thirty-one CDV-sized images of Union generals mounted to cardstock. Some of the images appear to be original photographs, while others are photographs
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2266 - Signed Photo of 1st Aerial Bomber [183787]Holabird Western Americana Collections
This is a signed 3.5"x 5.5" of pilot Didier Masson, the first person to aerial bomb a target in the western hemisphere Masson was a pione...
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2274 - Pancho Villa Wanted Poster 1916 [183778]Holabird Western Americana Collections
Dated March 9, 1916, this wanted poster offers a $5,000 reward for Francisco "Pancho" Villa , with a reward of $1,000 offered for the arre...
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Sold to S********O for (80.00 + 20.00BP) = 100.00
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2278 - Across America, Rusling, 1875 [181941]Holabird Western Americana Collections
Across America: or, The Great West and the Pacific Coast. James F. Rusling, Brevet Brigadier-General, U.S. V. First edition, 1875. Signed by author.
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2281 - Custer: Tenting on the Plains 1887 [182036]Holabird Western Americana Collections
Tenting on the Plains, or, General Custer in Kansas and Texas. Elizabeth B. Custer, Gen. George Custer's wife. First edition, 1887, Charles L. ...
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2301 - Randsburg Wash Test Range Sign [189974]Holabird Western Americana Collections
Randsburg Wash Test Range aluminum sign. The Randsburg Wash/Mojave B Complex is a test range used for air warfare training and testing, located in con
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