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THE CONFEDERATE ENFIELD - NEW REVISED EDITION
***NEWLY REVISED EDITION, JUST ARRIVED FROM THE PRINTER!*** Written by Capt. Steven W. Knott, USN (Ret). Softcover, 54 pages. Contains minor corrections from the first edition, as well as a new… (ST501177). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE GENERAL ORDERS APPOINTING ROBERT E. LEE AS “GENERAL IN CHIEF OF THE ARMIES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,” AND DEPOSING BRAXTON BRAGG
An original copy of General Orders No. 3, published by the C.S. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office in Richmond on February 6, 1865. The order is in three parts, published for “the information… (1030-130). Learn More »
FRAMED LITHOGRAPHS OF STONEWALL JACKSON’S BIRTHPLACE & BOYHOOD HOME
Frame contains two lithograph images. The small image in the bottom right corner is the home that Confederate General Stonewall Jackson was born in, on January 21, 1824 in Clarksburg, Virginia (now… (1030-22). Learn More »
TYPE III CONFEDERATE FAYETTEVILLE RIFLE DATED 1863
Unlike the Type I and II this Type III does not have a humpback profile to the lockplate. Instead it has the general contour of the Model 1861 lockplate. The hammer, lock and barrel have been finished… (1030-105). Learn More »
STAMPED BRASS IRISH SHAMROCK WREATH INSIGNIA
Brass wreath measures 2 ¼” across. Retains good detail on face. Unissued; no fasteners on back. Shamrock wreaths associated with Irish groups, militias, and Civil War regiments. … (33-397). Learn More »
STAMPED BRASS SOUTH CAROLINA HAT INSIGNIA
Brass insignia measures 1 ¾” tall. Palmetto tree with two ovals positioned at trunk and “1776” at bottom. Great detail remains. Four solder marks on rear but wires are gone. This was… (33-365). Learn More »
NEWLY PUBLISHED! “CAPTURED & COLLECTED” – CONFEDERATE REISSUED FIREARMS
Knott, USN (ret.), Capt. Steven W. Published by The Horse Soldier, 2019. Softcover, 80 pp., heavily illustrated with color photographs. This monograph examines the Confederate system used to recover,… (ST501179). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE RICHMOND SOCKET BAYONET
Bayonet is made of a solid piece of iron formed into a triangular blade with a socket on the end for affixing to the musket. Blade meas. approx. 18.00 inches long. There are no flutes on either of the… (1000-1370). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE VETERANS FOURTH NATIONAL SILK CONFEDERATE FLAG
This flag came out of Missouri some fifty-plus years ago and shows age appropriate to the era of Confederate veterans organizations and reunions in the first half of the century. Made of silk, it… (M25841). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE FLAG SILK HANDKERCHIEF
Silk handkerchief features four Confederate battle flags in the corners with an image of crossed rifles and stars in the center. Dates to circa 1920’s-1930’s. Measures 16 ½” square. Top right… (766-950). Learn More »
$35.00
SOLD
CONFEDERATE-MARKED BRITISH PATTERN 1853 ENFIELD RIFLE
This fine condition, original British longarm is a .577 caliber, Enfield Pattern 1853, Tower-marked rifle-musket. Of all the British arms, the Pattern 1853 rifle-musket is perhaps the best known and… (218-502). Learn More »
$2,595.00
Originally $2,795.00
FABRIC FROM THE CHAIR OF PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS TAKEN DURING THE FALL OF RICHMOND
11” by 14” unframed display with a piece of fabric from Jefferson Davis’s Presidential chair in the Confederate House of Representatives. Included are copied photos of President Davis and the… (M20366). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR ERA CONFEDERATE STYLE SADDLE BAGS
Confederate cavalry troopers used a wide variety of saddlebags: some captured, some government made, and many likely of this commercial type that was popular before, during and after the war. This… (14-1985). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE TIN DRUM CANTEEN
This is the classic style of a C.S. tin drum canteen. Tin spout and all three sling keepers are present. Edges, spout and keepers are soldered. Measures 6” in circumference by 1 ½” wide. The body… (M21837). Learn More »
ONE HALF OF A CONFEDERATE FRAME BUCKLE
This is an interesting study piece. Now measuring 32mm by 65mm, the open side of the frame broke off at the central bar. Since the belt was sewn to the central bar and the tongues remain in place, it… (1000-1321). Learn More »
$200.00
SOLD
CONFEDERATE WIDE FRAME FIXED TONGUE BUCKLE
Measuring 62mm by 72mm, this fixed tongue buckle has slightly wider side bars than the standard frame buckle. The tongues have a slight bevel on the side of the buckle where they and the crossbar are… (1000-1339). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE FRAME BUCKLE FROM CENTRAL VIRGINIA
This C.S. frame buckle shows impact from something. The plate measures 64mm by 72mm and its central bar has been bent to one side and one edge of the frame has been bowed slightly. The excavator has… (1000-1338). Learn More »
COLLECTION OF DUG UNION AND CONFEDERATE BUTTONS - MISSISSIPPI “I”
This lot of 12 dug buttons includes the following: 5 US General Service Eagle coat buttons – 1 extra quality, 2 Scoville, 2 plain backs. All have shanks. None have any gilt left. Most have dark… (611-578). Learn More »
$450.00
Originally $650.00
CONFEDERATE PERCUSSION CAP POUCH
This is a nice example of a Confederate-made percussion cap pouch. In good condition, this pouch looks much like its northern counterpart. The outer flap is in good condition with an… (410-397). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE THIN OR “BABY” FRAME BUCKLE FROM MALVERN HILL
A standard issue Confederate general service frame buckle. These have a number of variations and this thinner frame style is sometimes termed the “baby” frame version and thought to have been used… (1030-267). Learn More »
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LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE VETERANS’ FLAG PRESERVED BY AN AMERICAN FLYER
Probably no American fighting force in World War One is better known than the Lafayette Escadrille, a small group of some 38 American and 4 French flyers who, before America’s official entry in the war, fought as a unit under the French from April… (161-10). Learn More »
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