A few examples of appraisal values for
1937 SHERMAN

• [Civil War] Maj. Gen. N.P. Banks
  [Civil War] Maj. Gen. N.P. Banks and Wm. T. Sherman  Lot of 2 stereoviews from the ca 1890s Taylor & Huntington printing of the Anthony/Brady War Views series both on oversized orange mounts with their advertisement imprinted on verso titled on recto: 1321. Gen. N.P. Banks.; and 3626. General Sherman and Staff continued on verso This photograph of General Sherman and his Staff was taken on July 18 1864 on the lines before Atlanta Ga. The Ed Burchard Stereoview Collection Condition: The latter view has been purposely cut down the middle and repaired with tape on verso.
• Print of General William Tecumseh
  Print of General William Tecumseh Sherman, published by William Smith engraved by L. N. Rosenthal. 19th century. 23" x 18". Foxing water marks and some small tears.
• [Civil War - Autographs] General
  [Civil War - Autographs] General W.T. Sherman War is Hell DS  Sherman William Tecumseh (1820-1891). Union Major General known for his March to the Sea and his personal and professional friendship with Ulysses S. Grant who promoted Sherman to General of the Army following Grant's election to to the presidency. Signed W.T. Sherman / General. / Washington DC. / May 2 1881. in black ink on an 7.5'' x 9.5'' sheet of yellow paper printed boldly with Sherman's famous declaration ''WAR IS HELL''. Accompanied by an 8'' x 10.75'' steel engraving of a seated General Sherman from a painting by Nast with 1864 copyright of Johnson Fry & Co.
• Grant & Sherman: Their Campaigns
  Grant & Sherman: Their Campaigns & generals by Hon. J.T. Headley The Great Rebellion of 1861-1865. NY E.B. Treat & Co. 1865.E
• Sherman Foote Denton (American,
  Sherman Foote Denton (American, 1856-1937) "The Shad" and "The White Fish", pair of offset chromolithographs from the Annual Report of the Commissioners of Fisheries, Game and Forests of the State of New York, 1898-1914, sight sight 6-1/2" x 11". Glazed, matted and presented in giltwood frames.
• George Barnard Civil War
  George Barnard Civil War Photographs Lot of 3 albumen photographs from George Barnard's Photographic Views of Sherman's Campaign published in 1866. Includes the following titles each printed on mount recto: Destruction of Hood's Ordinance Train 9.875 x 13.875 in. mounted 16 x 19 in.; and Battle Field of Atlanta GA July 22d. 1864. No. 1. 10 x 14.125 in. mounted 15.75 x 18.75 in. Each includes Photo from nature By G.N. Barnard printed on mount recto. Plus an unmounted albumen of Battleground of Resaca Georgia No. 2 10 x 13.875 in. Condition: Battle Field of Atlanta mount has loss along right edge. Light even toning to prints.
• George Barnard Civil War
  George Barnard Civil War Photographs Lot of 2 albumen photographs from George Barnard's Photographic Views of Sherman's Campaign published in 1866. Includes the following titles each printed on mount recto: The Potter House Atlanta 9.875 x 13.875 in. mounted 15.75 x 18.75 in.; and Savanah GA. No. 1 9.875 x 13.875 in. mounted 15.75 x 19.25 in. Each includes Photo from nature By G.N. Barnard printed on mount recto. Condition: Although Potter House albumen is still accompanied by original mount it has detached from original mount; small section in middle upper portion of albumen where remnants of another print is present on surface of print. Light toning to prints.
• General William T. Sherman
  General William T. Sherman letter, ALS, to General Robert Patterson from General William T. Sherman (1820-1891, served as general for the Union Army in the Civil War), dated May 5, 1877, addressed to General Patterson in New York on stationery marked "Headquarters Army of the United States, Washington, D.C.", 28 lines responding to a dinner invitation and discussing the approaching visit of General Grant and other military issues, "…but regret extremely that I cannot be with you on the 11th for have the difficult task to undertake of carrying on war and an army without money…", 8 x 10 in. Lot accompanied by photo taken at the Patterson mansion at an anniversary dinner of the Aztec Club. The military figures include General Robert Patterson (seated fourth from left) and General Ulysses Grant to his right, (two pieces). Folds, toning, minor stains, fading. Descended through the Family of General Robert Patterson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• [Civil War - CDVs] Civil War
  [Civil War - CDVs] Civil War Union Generals Sherman Sheridan & Humphreys Autographs & CDVs Plus  Lot of nine including: William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891). Union Major General known for his March to the Sea appointed General of the Army by President Grant (1869-1883). Clipped signature W.T. Sherman / General 2.75'' x 4.75''. Accompanied by: an 8vo steel engraving by H.W. Smith General Orders No. 3 (January 14 1865) recognizing Sherman's March to the Sea two Sherman CDVs and a modern 8'' x 10'' photo enlargement. Andrew Atkinson Humphreys(1810-1883). Union Major General and Chief Engineer of the U.S. Army. Clipped signature A.A. Humphries / Maj. Gen. Vols. taken from a benefit album titled Autographs Contributed by the General Officers of the Army & Navy of the United States sold at the Albany NY U.S. Sanitary Commission Bazaar Feb. 22 1864 accompanied by CoA and modern photo enlargement. Philip Henry Sheridan (1831-1888). Union cavalry commander and Indian fighter appointed General of the Army (1883-88). Card signed P.H. Sheridan. Accompanied by an 8vo steel engraving by A.H. Ritchie and a CDV of Maj. Gen. Sheridan. Condition: Very good.
• E. & H.T. Anthony Stereoview of
  E. & H.T. Anthony Stereoview of General Sherman and Horse Standard size albumen view from E.&H.T. Anthony's War Views series titled on the verso label No. 3624 / Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman and Horse.? This View as taken in the Trenches before Atlanta Ga. Condition: Well soiled with standard edge wear.
• Chilmark Pewter Civil War
  Chilmark Pewter Civil War Figurine''William T. Sherman'' by Francis Barnum with certificate 10'' tall.
• F. O. C. DARLEY, "SHERMAN'S MARCH
  F. O. C. DARLEY, "SHERMAN'S MARCH THROUGH GEORGIA" 1868, the steel engraving depicts a rail line being destroyed during the "March to the Sea," pencil signed by the artist, Felix Octavius Carr Darley, and the engraver, Alexander Hay Ritchie. Presented behind a mat in a contemporary carved wooden frame, 37 x 51-1/2 in.
• 1885 "SHERIDAN'S TROOPERS" BY DE.
  1885 "SHERIDAN'S TROOPERS" BY DE. B. KEIMOffered in this lot is the 1885 "Sheridan's Troopers" by De. B. Keim, publisher David McKay, No. 23 South Ninth St. Philadelphia. "Sheridan's Troopers On The Borders: A Winter Campaign On The Plains" is a narrative of more than six months spent on the Southern Plains of the United States, observing the operations of the army directed by then Major Philip Henry Sheridan against the native peoples of various tribes. A very interesting account of several battles vs the Indians in the days of the old west. Keim writes as a man of his times, his descriptions of Indian ways is fascinating from a man who was there. Personal experiences of war against the Plains Indians With the conclusion of the Civil War the American nation turned once again to its 'Manifest Destiny' in earnest, and as the influence of the 'white man' became an ever greater burden upon the hitherto wild western frontier the inevitable escalation of antipathy and open warfare flared with the indigenous Indian tribes of the Great Plains. The 'Winter Campaign ' of 1868 saw the military men who had become household names during the war between the States-among them Sheridan and Custer-once more in the field to subjugate the Sioux, the Cheyenne and their allies. This campaign is reported here by one who took part in it-one of that resolute breed of nineteenth century journalists, the special correspondent. So the story of Forsyth's defense of Beecher's Island, The Battle of the Washita and other famous and notable fights are eloquently recounted within these pages together with the writers own personal experiences of camp, campaign and conflict. This is an excellent chronicle of the Plains Indian Wars and an essential addition to every library of the subject. De Benneville Randolph Keim (1841-1914) was a 19th-century journalist who became a war-time confidant of Ulysses S. Grant, the commanding general of the Union Army, during the American Civil War, and remained an advisor to Grant through his presidency. General of the Army Philip Henry Sheridan was a career United States Army officer and a Union general in the American Civil War. This blue-green cloth bound gold gilt stamped illustrations hardcover is in fair condition, the spine cloth is separating. Gold gilt is bright, edges exhibit scuffing. Intact pages exhibit age tanning and foxing throughout, measures 5"W x 7.75"L x 1.25"D
• Two William T. Sherman letters:
  Two William T. Sherman letters: nine-line autograph letter, lined stationery "Headquarters Army of the United States/Washington, D.C." (printed), June 25, 1878, regarding a speech he had given in New York, 8 x 5 in., edges darkened ; eight secretarily written lines to S. V. White, Union League Club, New York, October 2, 1889, turning down an invitation to attend the laying of a cornerstone, 8 x 5-1/4 in., each signed "W.T. Sherman" (William Tecumseh Sherman, 1820-1891, Union Civil War general); with clipped inscription on blue paper, "Saint Louis Mo./May 8, 1861/W.T. Sherman", 3-3/8 x 9-3/4 in., all with folds, toning, minor soiling ; cabinet card of Sherman standing in uniform, 6-1/2 x 4-1/4 in., minor corner loss, toning ; black and white lithograph of Sherman, 7 x 5-1/2 in., pencil marks, stains . (Five items.) Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• SHERMAN (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY) 15
  SHERMAN (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY) 15 ½" x 19 ½" House on a hill. Silver gelatin print, signed "Sherman" lower right corner, matted under plexiglas in a meta section frame, overall 23 ?" x 27 ?".
• William T. Sherman signed book, Ida
  William T. Sherman signed book, Ida B. Forbes, General William T. Sherman, His Life and Battles , McLoughlin Brothers, New York, 1886, inscribed on verso of frontispiece "To William McLellan Mac…with compliments of W. T. Sherman, General, Philadelphia, Pa-Dec. 26, 1887", 8-3/4 x 7-1/4 in. Interior separations to spine, wear, edge losses to boards, rounded corners, browning, "an" of "Sherman" blurred (as signed and blotted). The Estate of the Late William M. Pomeroy, Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
• [Civil War] Major General William
  [Civil War] Major General William Tecumseh Sherman Before Atlanta Stereoview  A ca 1890s albumen print on a tan Photographic War History/The War For the Union imprinted mount with the recto title 3623. ''Old Tecumseh'' Himself. continued on verso General William T. Sherman was familiarly know[sic] as ''Old Tecumseh '' his full name being William Tecumseh Sherman. This Photograph of him was taken in the Union lines before Atlanta July 19 1864. His boys will be glad to see him as he looked during the war. Filling out the remainder of the verso side is a lengthy imprinted appeal to purchase other views of this series from The War Photograph & Exhibition Company of Hartford Conn. The Ed Burchard Stereoview Collection Condition: A very crisp image; near-excellent. The ink bleeding of the recto imprints looks to have occurred during the printing process.
• 1933 AND 1937 UNIVERSITY OF GA.
  1933 AND 1937 UNIVERSITY OF GA. MEMORABILLIA Grouping of 1933 and 1937 University of Georgia memorabilia comprising: 1933 and 1937 "Pandora" yearbooks; "Introductory Bulletin: The University of Georgia, Athens, Volume 37, Number 3", The University of Georgia, Athens, March 1937,
• [Civil War - Manuscripts] Civil War
  [Civil War - Manuscripts] Civil War Soldier's Letter Describing Sherman's March From Savannah GA  4pp dated January 5 1865 at Savannah Georgia. Writing to his brother P.H. Richardson You have doubtless learned that Sherman with his Yankee invaders have found their way to and into the City of Savannah. We left Atlanta on the 15th of Nov. for parts to us unknown & marched in all directions except West or Northwest but making our general course South East. He describes the terrain of coastal Georgia speaks of highly successful foraging to the point that he is the heaviest he has ever been (We had a plenty of Sweet Potatoes fresh Pork Beef & Molasses also some Honey etc so we lived fat & had a good time altho our March was a long one) and recounts the only fight along they way near Macon where one Union regiment terribly whipped 5 Brig. of rebs that charged them several times & were repulsed with terrible slaughter. He gives details of their entry in Savannah including dates resistance and other war news and describes Savannah as a fine city for a Southern one well laid out with paved streets and residents eager to take the oath of Allegiance. Richardson even gives his personal views on his ultimate superiors: I begin to think it was Sherman's head that made Grant so prominent a Gen. as you know 2 [drawing of a head] are better than one - still I don't feel to distrust Gen. Grant's ability as a General. The final page is full of news relevant to the correspondents' family and friends but closes with the plea O! when will this War be over is there any prospect of a Submission on their part ever or will the last man woman & Child be exterminated before submitting? O! for Grace to patiently endure & do our whole duty so long as duty Calls So I will will close wishing you Heaven's Choicest blessing here and hereafter and here I wish you a Happy New Year. Richardson does not sign with a rank but mentions in the letter that for the last few months he has been detailed with the Division Hospital 1st Div. 15th A.C. and is acting as Commissary Sargt. Condition: Very good.
• Chilmark Civil War Pewter
  Chilmark Civil War Pewter Figurine ''GeneralTecumski Sherman'' by Francis Barnum 10'' excellent.
• 1934
  1934
• 1873
  1873
• WILLIAM T. SHERMAN 3-PAGE ALSA
  WILLIAM T. SHERMAN 3-PAGE ALSA William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891) Autograph Letter Signed as Commanding General of the United States Army. Three pages ink on lined stationery, Headquarters Army of the United States letterhead, Washington, January 8, 1881, addressed to a Reverend (illegible) in Brooklyn, New York, regarding a social event, signed "I am most truly, your friend, W. T. Sherman." Mounted between glass in a custom hinged frame so that all pages are displayed, along with an engraved portrait of Sherman. Stationery is creased but in good condition. Paper, 5 x 8"; outer frame, 18 1/2 x 16 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $600-800 Condition: Stationery is creased but is in good condition.
• Chilmark Pewter Civil War
  Chilmark Pewter Civil War Figurine ''William T. Sherman'' by Francis Barnum 10''.
• Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
  Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
• Three Civil War Lithographs
  Three Civil War Lithographs American, mid 19th century or later, all with some hand color: "Fort Peirson, Camp of The Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, New Berne [sic,] N.C.", by Samuel J.F. Thayer, 1863, tent camp with fortifications, regimented troops marching in background, 19 x 21-3/4 in. (page), heavily toned, fabric tape verso; "Majr. Genl. William T. Sherman, On His Victorious March…", originally published by Currier & Ives, undated, probably a later printing, General Sherman on rearing horse, 15 x 11-1/4 in. (page), minor corner loss; "Map of the Southern States…", as published in Harper's Weekly History of the Rebellion, 1863, showing southern United States and coastline with blockades noted, borders with patriotic vignettes and portraits of Abraham Lincoln, William Seward, Generals Winfield Scott and George McClellan, two joined pages with maps and other views verso, 21-5/8 x 31-1/2 in. (page), numerous tears, separations and losses (some within image), paper tape reinforcement verso,
• SHULKIN SEVEN MURAL DESIGNS MOMA
  SHULKIN SEVEN MURAL DESIGNS MOMA EXHIBITED 1936Anatol Shulkin, American, born Russia, 1899 - 1961, Series of Mural Designs for the Morristown New Jersey Courthouse. Seven sketches, some not photographed due to condition. Please see all available images Subjects appear to show farmers and families appealing for justice. Main color piece from MoMA is tempera on paper on board along with a matching study on tracing paper. Five other alternate studies accompany this lot. It appears that the studies were ultimately not executed. See image and https://www.moma.org/artists/65735?locale=en Dimensions: the color tempera frame size is 18x14, others vary Property descended directly through the family and in storage since the artist's death in 1961. (AHEC6266/7)(TC) Artist's Biography: Anatol Shulkin, Russian-American, 1899-1961 Shulkin immigrated to the United States from Russian at twelve and studied with George Bellows and Leon Kroll at the Art Students League and the National Academy of Design in the 1920's. He had early solo exhibitions at the Art Centre Gallery, later at the Midtown Galleries in New York, and was a founding member of An American Group, Inc., a leftist leaning organization of artists. In 1932, the New York Times reviewed a solo exhibition of Shulkin’s work, commenting “he deserves front rank honors…put this exhibition, without fail, on your list of current ‘musts’. “ Later, Shulkin was a successful muralist with awards from the U.S. Treasury in 1935, 1937, 1938 and 1940, producing murals for the Works Progress Administration as well as several important private commissions. He also exhibited at the Corcoran Biennial, The National Academy of Art, The Cleveland Museum of Art, The Carnegie Institute, and the Art Institute of Chicago. As a native Russian-speaker, Shulkin had access to the Soviet Delegation at the 1944 Dumbarton Oaks Conference, the result of which is a series of historic life portraits in this sale. Anatol Shuklin's work is in the permanent collections of the Whitney and Metropolitan Museum of Art. Condition: all fragile with abrasions and tears and losses, adhesive tape residue etc.
• 15th Corps Veteran Sixth Plate
  15th Corps Veteran Sixth Plate Tintype with Inset Forty Rounds Badge A painfully young early war volunteer from the call of 1862 wearing a regulation four button sack coat with cravat that is the off-to-war dress of a recent civilian. The anonymous private is accoutered with a US oval plate on a pristine just-issued leather belt holding a brass-hilted sword bayonet. Pinned vertically to the pillow of the case is an iconic post-war painted metal Forty Rounds badge suspended from a pressed eagle and stenciled American flag segment evidence that the young man survived the war and lived to associate with fellow veterans in the GAR. Sherman??Ts hard-scrabble bummers were busy ''marching to the sea'' in February 1865 when the iconic 15th Corps badge was formally adopted and there is no documented evidence that ?Forty Rounds? ever saw field service except as the contents of a fully loaded cartridge box. Condition: Varnished plate near EXC. with just average clarity. Glossy black cartridge box with slight bend on right flap and minor paint loss at edges; raised gold paint perfect. Fine cloth flag segment worn and frayed missing lower metal planchet. Tintype and badge housed in separated composition case missing front lower edge.
• Samuel Shaver (Tennessee,
  Samuel Shaver (Tennessee, 1816-1878), Andrew Johnson, oil on canvas, circa 1856, prior to the presidency, unsigned, 30 x 25 in., original 19th century gilt wood frame,
• After Sherman F. Denton (American
  After Sherman F. Denton (American 1856-1937) six chromolithographs of fish c. 1900 from Fish and Game of the State of New York 1895-1907 sight 9 3/8 in. x 12 in. attractively matted and framed.
• ALEXANDER HAY RITCHIE (NEW
  ALEXANDER HAY RITCHIE (NEW YORK/CONNECTICUT, 1822-ALEXANDER HAY RITCHIE (New York/Connecticut, 1822-1895) engraving, "On the March to the Sea," Union General William T. Sherman leading the march from Atlanta to Savannah, Georgia. The image depicts soldiers tearing up train tracks, pulling down power lines, gathering supplies, burning houses, breaking bridges, and black civilians fleeing with the Union army. After the painting by F.O.C. Darley, published by L. Stebbins, Hartford, CT, 1868. Image measures 25" x 40.5". In a wood frame; 39.75" x 53.75" overall.
• 2 PIECE COLLECTION CIVIL WAR ERA
  2 PIECE COLLECTION CIVIL WAR ERA BOOKS: To include 1) SENOUR, Rev. F., ''Sherman and His Campaigns'', First edition, 1865, published by Henry M. Sherwood, Chicago. Note foxing, loose area on spine cover. 2) BOYD, A. K. H., '' The Recreations of a Country Parson'', Second series, Authors Edition. Published 1862 by Ticknor and Fields Boston. Book has spurious Abraham Lincoln autograph dated July 13, 1863. Note missing areas of cover, wear and split to seam.CONDITION: Note conditions in description
• Lieutenant General Grant print
  Lieutenant General Grant print along with an engraving of Grant and Sherman in Civil War camp. Largest image: 21" x 15 1/2".
• After Sherman Denton (American,
  After Sherman Denton (American, 1856-1937) "Fish", suite of five chromolithographs, 7-3/4" x 11", plate signed. Glazed, matted and framed en suite.
• GAIL SHERMAN CORBETT (AMERICAN
  GAIL SHERMAN CORBETT (AMERICAN 1871-1952) CHAMPS ELYSEE Oil on canvas: 24 x 20 in. Framed; lower right signed: G. Sherman
• GAIL SHERMAN CORBETT (AMERICAN
  GAIL SHERMAN CORBETT (AMERICAN 1871-1952) CHAMPS ELYSEE Oil on canvas: 24 x 20 in. Framed; lower right signed: G. Sherman