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This weapon is the 2nd type Merrill with no patchbox and year of production behind the hammer. The overall condition of the weapon is very good. The walnut stock is complete and shows signs of use but… (360-07). Learn More »
$5,250.00
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Presented is an excellent plus, post-Civil War dated naval officer’s commission presented to William Reynolds of Lancaster, PA. William was the older brother of General John F. Reynolds of… (672-12). Learn More »
Presented is an excellent, post Civil War-dated 1866 naval officer’s commission presented to William Reynolds of Lancaster, PA. William was the older brother of General John F. Reynolds of… (672-08). Learn More »
Presented is an excellent, post Civil War-dated 1866 naval officer’s commission presented to William Reynolds of Lancaster, PA. William was the older brother of General John F. Reynolds of… (672-07). Learn More »
This Type-3 M1795 Springfield longarm is a .69 caliber smoothbore, single-shot muzzleloader that was one of some 45,000 units produced between 1808 and 1814. Musket has been altered from flint to… (123-7213). Learn More »
Presented is an excellent, Civil War-dated 1862 naval officer’s commission presented to William Reynolds of Lancaster, PA. William was the older brother of General John F. Reynolds of Gettysburg… (672-09). Learn More »
The combination of the sun symbol joined by the strong lettering of the konji makes this flag both strong in meaning and also very artistically appealing. The beautifully inscribed statement in… (565-71). Learn More »
$675.00
Originally $950.00
Presented here is a very fine, pre-Civil War naval officer’s commission presented to William Reynolds of Lancaster, PA in 1841. William was the older brother of General John F. Reynolds of… (672-10). Learn More »
At top center is a large, full color, spread winged eagle on a US shield. His head is turned to his right and in his beak he holds a ribbon that reads “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” In his right claw he holds… (30-1604). Learn More »
At top center is a large, full color, spread winged eagle sitting on a fascine. His head is turned to his right and in his beak he holds a ribbon that reads “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” In his right claw he… (30-1603). Learn More »
About 20,000 of these Starr percussion Carbines in .54 Caliber were bought by the Union during the Civil War, issued to Western troops. This weapon has a dropping breach, similar in action to the… (169-216). Learn More »
This identified Civil War CDV image is that of Daniel E. Jenkins of the 51st New York Volunteer Infantry, K.I.A. at The Wilderness, VA on May 6, 1864. The twenty-year old from New York City enlisted… (475-124). Learn More »
This identified Civil War CDV image is that of John Lafayette Riker of the 62nd New York Volunteer Infantry, KIA at Fair Oaks, VA on May 31, 1862. The thirty-nine year old officer from Saltersville,… (475-123). Learn More »
This original and handsome rifle is a Civil War Model 1860 Spencer repeating rifle. In the autumn of 1862, Ohio Governor Todd recruited and organized ten independent companies of Ohio sharpshooters… (30-1595). Learn More »
The first item in the group is a bust view CDV of Capt. Roath in uniform. He wears a frock-coat with turned down velvet collar. There is some foxing on the image but it is not severe. Corners of the… (670-01). Learn More »
This is a collage of 87 bust view images of members of the Company. The photos are arranged around a larger photo of the Captain John Clark and a 5th Corps badge at center. The contrast is good on… (30-1582). Learn More »
Profile bust view of Horace Elmer in Midshipman’s uniform. Photographer’s backmark is “J.D. Fowler & Co., Opposite U.S. Naval Academy, Newport, R. I.” Image is clear with some foxing near… (P12895). Learn More »
This Joslyn carbine Model 1862, often referred to as the First Model, was assigned to two members of the New York 19th Cavalry. Carbine shows factory serial # 711, in addition to serial # 389, and was… (123-7212). Learn More »
Here, in excellent condition, is an Ames-manufactured, Model 1850 Foot Officer’s sword engraved with “PRESENTED / To Lieut. B. E. Buck / by Co H 25 Reg. C. V. Hartford. CT. / Oct. 29th… (123-7210). Learn More »
This fine, identified Civil War CDV image is that of 2nd Lieutenant James DeWitt Cutting, a cavalry officer from New York State. Cutting enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant and was commissioned into Company… (475-121). Learn More »
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Sharps "box Lock" Model 1851 Carbine »
Very Rare, Civil War Federal Mounted Signalman's Shell Jacket With Its Original Mounted Trousers »
Model 1853 Slanting Breech Sharps Carbine »
Pennsylvania Soldier's Grouping Including His Full Uniform »
Offered is one of the rarest LeMat pistols known to exist. On page 71 of the book LeMAT THE MAN, THE GUN by Valmore J. Forgett and Alain F. & Marie-Antoinette Serpette, it states that the Confederate Navy ordered 2,000 small LeMat revolvers from… (30-1472). Learn More »
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