Civil War Discharge Document 1865 Pennsylvania Volunteer Named Soldier Framed Original
$179.99Civil War discharge papers in blue case, black frame Civil War Discharge Document 1865 Pennsylvania Volunteer Named Soldier Framed
Original Civil War Discharge Document – June 23, 1865 – Pennsylvania Volunteer Soldier
Up for sale is an authentic Civil War-era discharge document dated June 23, 1865, issued at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
This historic document features the classic “To all whom it may concern” heading with detailed eagle engraving and handwritten entries.
Details:
- Soldier: Christian Cilly (as written)
- Rank: Private
- Unit: Pennsylvania Volunteers (Company I noted on document)
- Enlistment: August 1864
- Discharged: June 23, 1865
- Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
The document includes personal descriptive details of the soldier such as height, complexion, eye color, and occupation, adding to its historical and genealogical interest.
Condition:
- Original antique document with age toning and fold lines
- Ink writing remains legible
- Creasing and discoloration consistent with Civil War-era paper
- Currently framed under glass for display and preservation
This is a genuine piece of American Civil War history, ideal for collectors of military memorabilia, Pennsylvania history, or genealogy research.
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