Signature, as U.S. Congressman from North Carolina, “Wm. R. Cox, Raleigh, N.C.,” on a 2 ¾” x 6 ½” portion of an album page.

Excellent.

Signature, “J.B. Gordon, U.S.S.,” as post-war U.S. Senator from Georgia, on a 1” x 3 ¼” slip of paper.

An excellent example.

During the American Civil War, Hampton served with distinction from First Manassas through the surrender of Joseph Johnston in North Carolina, becoming, along with Nathan Bedford Forrest and Richard Taylor, one of only three civilians to attain the rank of lieutenant general in the Confederate Army.

Signed Card, 2” x 3 ¾”, with Confederate rank, “Wade Hampton, L[ieutenan]t Gen[era]l C.S.A., Cav[alr]y Corps, A[rmy] [of] N[orthern] V[irgini]a.”

Lightly and evenly toned, with minor staining and surface abrasion at the corners.

Civil War-Date Signature & Rank, “T.J. Jackson, Maj[or] Gen[era]l P[rovisional] A[rmy] C[onfederate] S[tates],” on a 1 ¼” x 3” slip of paper.

Lightly toned, with show-through of old glue staining from the reverse.

Signature & Rank, “A. Sidney Johnston, Paymaster, U.S.A.,” on a 1 ¾”x 4” portion of a pre-war document.

Excellent.

A Mexican War veteran, Kemper led the 7^th Virginia Infantry from First Manassas to Williamsburg, gaining promotion to brigadier general.  He was seriously wounded and captured while leading his brigade in Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg.

Signature, “J.L. Kemper,” on a light 2 ½” x 4” card.

Very good overall, with light, even toning and a few minor stains; old mounting remnants on the reverse.