AUTHENTIC AUTOGRAPH LIBRARY

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POLK, JAMES KNOX (1795-1849) Eleventh U.S. President - 1845-49; U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1825-39; Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives – 1835-39; Governor of Tennessee – 1839-41

# polkjamesknox

Letter Signed 1828 05 19	Document Signed 1840 02 18	Document Signed 1841 02 26
Document Signed 1841 05 07	Autograph Letter Signed 1841 10 01	Autograph Letter Signed 1844 04 05
Autograph Letter Signed 1844 04 05	Autograph Letter Signed 1844 10 16	Autograph Letter Signed 1845 01 09
Autograph Letter Signed 1845 09 17	Document Signed 1846 05 30 Mexican War Declaration	Document Signed 1846 06 01
Document Signed 1846 06 01	Signed Album Page with nephew & Private Secretary Joseph Knox Walker	Document Signed 1848 11 25
Franked Envelope	Autograph Note Signed no date with George M Dallas

POLK, LEONIDAS (1806-64) Confederate Lieutenant General

# polkleonidas

Document Signed 1862 12 15 with Braxton Bragg, Benjamin F Cheatham, Alexander P Stewart

POLK, TRUSTEN W. (1811-76) Confederate Colonel in the Missouri State Guard; Governor of Missouri – 1857; U.S. Senator – Missouri – 1857-62 - expelled from the U.S. Senate for Disloyalty

# polktrustenw

Signature as US Senator from Missouri

Signature as US Senator with others

POPE, JOHN (1822-92) Union Major General - Kentucky; Commanded the Union Army of the Potomac at the Battle of Second Bull Run

# popejohn

Autograph Letter Signed 1877 01 30 pg1

Autograph Letter Signed 1877 01 30 pg2

POWELL, LAZARUS W. (1812-67) Governor of Kentucky – 1851-55; U.S. Senator – Kentucky – 1859-65

# powelllazarusw

Document Signed circa 1861-63 with others

View Larger Image	PREBLE, EDWARD (1761-1807) Served in the American Revolutionary War; U.S. Navy Commodore – First Barbary War # preblee Printed facsimile signature, on a steel engraving.

PRESTON, WILLIAM (1816-87) Confederate Brigadier General – Kentucky

# prestonwilliam

Signature & Rank 1862 11 16

Endorsement Signed

Autograph Letter Signed 1863 06 25

PRESTON, WILLIAM BALLARD (1805-62) Confederate Congressman – Virginia; U.S. Navy Secretary – 1849-50; U.S. Congressman – 1847-49

# prestonwilliamballard

Document Signed 1850 05 08 with President Zachary Taylor

Signature from a letter

PROCTOR, REDFIELD (1831-1908) U.S. Secretary of War – 1889-91; Governor of Vermont – 1878-80; U.S. Senator – Vermont - 1891-1908; Union Colonel – 15th Vermont Infantry

# proctorredfield

Document Signed partial 1891 03 07 with President Benjamin Harrison

PUGH, GEORGE ELLIS (1822-76) Captain of the Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry in the Mexican War; U.S. Senator – Ohio – 1855-61

# pughgeorgeellis

Signature as US Senator

Signature as US Senator with others

PUGH, JAMES L. (1820-1907) Officer in the Confederate Army; Confederate Congressman – 1862-65; U.S. Senator – 1880-97; U.S. Representative – Alabama – 1859-61

# pughjamesl

Signed Card

PURDY, SMITH MEADE (1796-1870) U.S. Congressman – New York – 1843-45

# purdysmithmeade

Signature as US Congressman

QUINCY, JOSIAH (1772-1864) Harvard University President – 1829-45; Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts – 1823-29; U.S. Representative – 1805-13

# quincyjosiah

Inscribed Signature1831 07

Autograph Document Signed 1837 11 03

QUITMAN, JOHN A. (1799-1858) U.S. Major General - Mexican War; U.S. Representative – Mississippi - 1855-58; Governor of Mississippi – 1835-36 & 1850-51

# quitmanjohna

Document Signed 1850 03 07	Autograph Document Signed 1850 11 18	Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
Franked & Addressed Envelope

View Larger Image	RAMSAY, DAVID (1749-1815) American Revolutionary War, served as a field surgeon in the South Carolina Militia during the Siege of Charleston; Delegate to the Continental Congress – South Carolina – 1782-83 & 1785-86 # randolphj Printed facsimile signature, on a steel engraving.

RAMSEUR, STEPHEN D. (1837-64) Confederate Major General - North Carolina; Mortally wounded at the Battle of Cedar Creek, October 19, 1864

# ramseursd

Document Signed 1863 02 09

Endorsement Signed 1863 03 08

RANDOLPH, JOHN (of Roanoke) (1783-1833) U.S. Senator – Virginia – 1825-27; U.S. Representative – Virginia – 1799-1813, 1815-17, 1819-25, 1827-29 & 1833

# randolphj

Autograph Letter Signed 1829 09 25

Franked Address Panel no date

Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

RANSOM, MATTHEW W. (1826-1904) Confederate Brigadier General – North Carolina

# ransommattheww

Autograph Letter Signed 1862 10 13 with Robert E Lee

RANSOM, ROBERT, JR. (1828-92) Confederate Major General, brother of Confederate Brigadier General Matthew W. Ransom

# ransomrobertjr

Document Signed 1862 12 02 with Robert E Lee & James Longstreet

RAUCH, JOHN HENRY (?-1894) Union Surgeon & Brevet Lieutenant Colonel

# rauchjohnhenry

Document Signed 1862 09 28 Antietam Parole