"A Brief History Of The Sons Of Veterans, U.S.A." offers a detailed look into the origins and development of this patriotic organization. Focused particularly on General John A. Koltes, Koltes Camp No. 171, Troop K, New York Division, S.V., U.S.A., the book provides biographical insights into the city of Utica and includes autograph letters from famous Americans. This volume serves as a valuable historical document, preserving the legacy of Civil War veterans and their descendants. Explore the rich heritage of those who honored their fathers' service to the nation in this commemorative work.
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