WOW! Here is an Original 1865 Civil War Era Maine Pay Document with Revenue Stamp. This 1865 document is an official financial receipt acknowledging a transaction involving a Civil War soldier's funds. The text states that the Town Treasurer of Danville received the sum of forty-four dollars ($44). This money was originally remitted to the Office of the Treasurer of State by Brackett M. Field, who is identified as a Maine Volunteer. The funds were sent for "my use" (referring to the party authorized to receive it) and were subsequently collected by N. L. Ingersoll from the State Treasurer's office on April 3, 1865, just days before the end of the Civil War. This original, handwritten historical document from April 5, 1865, is in good, stable condition, showing typical signs of age that add to its authentic character. The light blue lined paper exhibits standard folding creases from contemporary storage, minor edge wear, and a small tear along the upper left margin, though the overall structural integrity remains sound. The handwritten ink text remains highly legible, with only minimal fading, and the 2-cent US Inter. Revenue stamp is firmly attached in the upper left corner with a visible cancellation mark. The reverse side is blank and clean except for light toning consistent with 19th-century paper artifacts. Please note that a comprehensive, AI-generated historical document analysis detailing the transcription, key figures, and historical context of this piece will be included with your purchase. Please see photos for condition. A Wonderful addition to your collection. I am shipping internationally through eBay International Standard Delivery. I’ll try and answer any questions as I can. Please be specific on your questions. Don't wait to ask either. Don't miss out! A wonderful addition to your collection.