Lt. General John M. Schofield Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD. Signature: "J.M. Schofield/Lieut. Gen'l U.S.A./Rome, Italy/November 14. 1904", 4½x2½. Civil War General John McAllister Schofield (1831-1906), who was a commander in Sherman's Atlanta campaign, served as Andrew Johnson's Secretary of War from 1868-1869.

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD. ALS: "J.M. Schofield," 1p, 6x9. Headquarters Division of the Missouri, Chicago, Ill., 1886 February 17.Thecommander in Sherman's Atlanta campaign and President Andrew Johnson's Secretary of War (succeeding Edwin M.

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD. ALS: "J.M. Schofield" as Commanding General of the U .S. Army, 1p, 5¼x8. Washington, D.C., 1890 March 10.To General James Grant Wilson, New York City.

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD The General who succeeded Stanton in Johnson's Cabinet after his impeachment trial sends his autograph. ALS: "J.M. Schofield/Lieut.-Genl U.S.A.", 1p, 4½x6¾. Bar Harbor, Me., 1898 July 19. To Miss Maude R. Jones, Wellesley, Mass.

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD. ALS: "JM. Schofield/Maj Genl U.S.A.", 1p, 4¼x6¾, inlaid to 5¼x8½. Chicago, Illinois, 1883 November 10. To Miss Ernestine L. Merrill, Boston, Mass. Begins: "Dear Jerry Saily".

GENERAL JOHN SCHOFIELD ALS to General Winfield Hancock regarding artillery training and deployment Autograph Letter signed: "John Schofield", 2 pages (front and verso), 12x9 open flat, 6x9 folded. Docketed on integral leaf. Chicago, Illinois, 1885 December 4. Red pencil notation (unknown hand): "Rec'd Dec. 6 1885".

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD Major General Schofield signs "Respectfully" Autograph Sentiment signed: "Yours Respectfully/JM Schofield/Maj Genl", 4¾x2¼ lined sheet. Civil War General John McAllister

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD The Civil War General signs his name in black ink on a printed card Printed card signed: "John M. Schofield", in black ink, 4x2½. Washington, D.C. March 1, 1869. To C.S. Russell Jr. Civil War General John M.

JOHN M. SCHOFIELD Typed Letter signed as Commanding General of the US Army (1892) Typed Letter signed: "J. M. Schofield" as Major General and Commander of the US Army, 1 page, 8x10. Washington, D.C., 1892 January 6. On letterhead of the Headquarters of the Army to Mr. A. E.