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CONFEDERATE FILTER CANTEEN DUG AT COLD HARBOR BY WENDELL LANG, JR.
This kidney shaped canteen stands approx. 7.00 inches high x 5.50 inches long x 2.00 inches wide at its widest part. The canteen originally had two spouts on the top, one at either end. Now only one… (R18433). Learn More »
MAKER MARKED SLING FOR .58 CAL. RIFLE MUSKET
This sling is able to fit the Springfield rifle musket or any of its contract variations. Leather is clean, smooth and only slightly stiff. In the area near the adjuster holes there are some surface… (637-116). Learn More »
MAKER MARKED SLING FOR .58 CAL. RIFLE MUSKET
This sling is able to fit the Springfield rifle musket or any of its contract variations. Leather is clean, smooth and only slightly stiff. No flaking and very, very little surface crazing. The… (637-117). Learn More »
US PATTERN 1839 WAIST BELT PLATE FROM THE ROSENSTEEL GETTYSBURG COLLECTION
Nice face with even patina. Back has 99% lead fill with just the slightest loss scattered along the edges. Both "puppy paw" posts and tongue are on back as is museum number. (M21291). Learn More »
SKIN OF US PATTERN 1826 EAGLE BREAST PLATE FROM THE ROSENSTEEL GETTYSBURG COLLECTION
This is the stamped brass skin only. No lead fill. Face is dark but eagle stamping is good. 100% intact. Museum number on back. (M21300). Learn More »
$145.00
ON HOLD
US PATTERN 1826 EAGLE BREAST PLATE FROM ROSENSTEEL GETTYSBURG COLLECTION
Face has dark patina and some discoloration which actually helps to bring out the details of the eagle. Back has 100% lead fill, one hook and museum number. (M21342). Learn More »
US PATTERN 1872 WAIST BELT PLATE FROM ROSENSTEEL GETTYSBURG COLLECTION
Solid cast rectangular brass plate with "N.G.P." in an oval at center. Letters stand for "National Guard Pennsylvania." Museum number on back. (M21295). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE FRAME BUCKLE DUG NEAR ROCK CREEK IN SIGHT OF CULP’S HILL, GETTYSBURG
Sand cast brass plate with two “teeth.” One tooth is shorter than the other, which is common to this style plate. This is the most common style of frame buckle and comes in varying sizes. Plate is… (7-3284). Learn More »
US BELT PLATE RECOVERED AT ANTIETAM
Nice looking plate with a dark patina to the face with semi-bright “US.” The surface has a couple of minor dents in the “S” but none that detract. Back has both arrow hooks and tongue as well… (475-112). Learn More »
SINGLE BRASS US CAVALRY SPUR
Item is in good condition. The surface of the item has a light patina on the arm, rowel and back section of the yoke. The rest of the surfaces are clean. The inside of the yoke has some file marks… (M22256). Learn More »
SINGLE BRASS US CAVALRY SPUR
Item is in good condition. The surface of the item has a dark chocolate patina on the arm, rowel and back section of the yoke. The rest of the surfaces are clean. The inside of the yoke has some file… (M22255). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR CALTROP
Large sized caltrops that meas. approx. 2 inches across. Both with some surface rust. (108-439). Learn More »
$50.00 Each
ON HOLD
US BELT PLATE DUG BY BILL GAVIN AT SPOTSYLVANIA - GAVIN COLLECTION
Standard issue oval US belt plate. Face is dark and covered with knife marks. These go in every direction and some are very deep. There is also a very small hole at center just to the right of the… (601-300). Learn More »
US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE FOUND AT NORTH ANNA RIVER – GAVIN COLLECTION
Face is dark and discolored from ground action and age but the “US” is still visible. Back has approx. 75% of the lead fill remaining. Both hooks are gone. Small tape label on the back reads… (601-665). Learn More »
US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE FOUND IN FEDERAL LINES AT CHARLESTOWN, WV - GAVIN COLLECTION
Face has nice plumb brown patina throughout. Brass skin has one or two very minor freeze cracks. Back has no hooks but 100% lead fill is present. Old tape label on back reads “Charles Town, Aug.… (601-674). Learn More »
$175.00
ON HOLD
PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY SPURS
Both spurs are in good condition and are marked inside the yoke “MADE IN NEW ENGLAND” and “STAR STEEL SILVER.” Both have leather straps. One has the remains of an earlier strap still attached. (172-2491). Learn More »
LATE 19TH CENTURY CAVALRY STYLE SPURS
Offered is a pair of spurs similar to model 1959 cavalry spurs. They are medium in size. They have no groove and a very heavy, short neck. Rowels are short and not sharp. No leather straps. (446-13). Learn More »
FEDERAL ENLISTEDMAN’S LEATHER WAIST BELT WITH OVAL U.S. BELT PLATE
This original leather waist belt and its matching brass plate are typical of the type worn by Federal infantrymen during the Civil War. In used condition, the black bridle leather belt follows the… (M22457). Learn More »
$295.00
ON HOLD
1890s U.S. ‘MERRIAM PATENTED’ CANVAS KNAPSACK
Example of an original specimen of a late 1890s Federal issue, box-style canvas Army pack known as the “Merriam Patented” knapsack. Invented by Co. Henry Clay Merriam, the average soldier disliked… (M22365). Learn More »
$95.00
ON HOLD
US PATTERN 1839 WAIST BELT PLATE FROM ROSENSTEEL GETTYSBURG COLLECTION
Face has dark, smooth patina. No dings or dents. Back has 100% lead fill, "puppy paw" style posts, tongue and museum number. (M21343). Learn More »
$495.00
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FEDERAL INFANTRY OFFICER’S UNIFORM, PERSONAL EFFECTS AND DOCUMENT GROUPING IDENTIFIED TO CAPTAIN JAMES BENNET, 86TH NEW YORK VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
This most interesting Civil War collection of a New York officer was part of his family’s estate until 1998 when it was made available to the collecting community. The memorabilia ensemble from Captain James Bennet includes: (1) his nine-button… (591-01). Learn More »
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