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WORLD WAR ONE 32ND DIVISION PATCH
Felt red arrow on square OD green wool backing. (7-3310). Learn More »
WORLD WAR ONE 32ND DIVISION PATCH
Felt red arrow on square OD green wool backing. A little larger than normal. (7-3308). Learn More »
WORLD WAR ONE 32ND DIVISION PATCH
Felt red arrow on square OD green wool backing. A little smaller than normal. (7-3307). Learn More »
GROUP OF THREE SETS OF ORIGINAL SHOULDER STRAPS FROM CIVIL WAR COMBAT VETERAN HENRY L. PASCO, 16TH CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER
Fresh to emerge in the collecting arena is this ensemble of cloth and gold bullion shoulder straps (boards) identified to one of Connecticut's Civil War veterans, Henry L. Pasco of the 16th Regiment,… (R17612). Learn More »
$1,950.00
Originally $2,250.00
ITEM FROM A GROUPING OF PERSONAL EFFECTS IDENTIFIED TO MAJOR JAMES A. RANEY, 36TH NEW YORK INFANTRY - HARDEE HAT INSIGNIA
Major Raney served throughout the Mexican War as a member of the 10th US Infantry, and enlisted as a Captain in Co. B of the 36th NY on July 15, 1861, while apparently remaining active in local… (M21889). Learn More »
$800.00
Originally $895.00
ITEM FROM A GROUPING OF PERSONAL EFFECTS IDENTIFIED TO MAJOR JAMES A. RANEY, 36TH NEW YORK INFANTRY - INFANTRY HAT INSIGNIA
Major Raney served throughout the Mexican War as a member of the 10th US Infantry, and enlisted as a Captain in Co. B of the 36th NY on July 15, 1861, while apparently remaining active in local… (M21888). Learn More »
$800.00
Originally $895.00
TRAGIC AND HISTORIC GROUPING PERTAINING TO SERGEANT HENRY (HARRY) Y. BALL, 109TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
Sgt. Henry Y. Ball was killed in action near Pine Knob, Ga. June 16, 1864. Ball enlisted in the 109th PV on December 20, 1861. He is listed as being detailed for a company of sharpshooters June 23,… (L13290). Learn More »
$11,500.00
Originally $12,500.00
CIVIL WAR SERGEANT'S SHOULDER SCALES
Nice matching pair of brass shoulder scales. Clamshells are solid and not hollow pressed like those for Privates. The bodies are made up of individual scales held together by brass edging and a plate… (558-322). Learn More »
SET OF US MARINE CORPS SHOULDER SCALES
This a complete set with anchors and turnbuckles. The top surfaces have been heavily cleaned. Both are marked on the bottom “HORSTMANN, PHILADELPHIA.” Removable plates for tassels are present. (172-2466). Learn More »
ID’D ENLISTEDMAN’S NCO SHOULDER SCALES – FRANK A. MONSON, 1ST & 5TH NEW YORK CAVALRY
These NCO shoulder scales are in very good condition. Clamshells are solid and not just stamped. The undersides of both have the strap for attaching them to the uniform jacket. Neither has any dents… (446-03). Learn More »
BULLION & SEQUIN MALTESE CROSS HAT INSIGNIA
One arm is torn but not completely separated. Otherwise in fine condition. (M21731). Learn More »
SILVER BULLION AND SEQUIN HAT / CHAPEAU EAGLE INSIGNIA
Item meas. approx. 3.0 x 2.0 inches. Nice condition. (M21732). Learn More »
EXCELLENT, ORIGINAL ‘IRISH HARP’ INSIGNIA MADE OF SILVER BULLION
Presented here in fine original condition is a non-regulation cloth and silver bullion ‘Irish Harp’ insignia. Beautifully constructed, the insignia is constructed on a harp-shaped piece of thin… (M21730). Learn More »
POST-WAR 6TH CORPS, 1ST DIVISION BADGE
Badge has a red enamel on front with a t-bar pin on the back. Very fine condition overall. (460-1436). Learn More »
EXCAVATED BRASS INFANTRY BUGLE INSIGNIA IN GOOD RELIC CONDITION
This rolled and stamped insignia device is a sheet-brass artifact that depicts a military insignia worn by soldiers in the infantry branch of the Federal Army during the Civil War. The excavated,… (348-98). Learn More »
EXCAVATED BRASS 'JEFF DAVIS' STYLE HAT INSIGNIA
This artifact is an excavated brass hat insignia commonly referred to as the "Jeff Davis" eagle device as worn on the crown of military headgear prior to and during the Civil War. Jefferson Davis was… (348-94). Learn More »
EXCAVATED ACORN BADGE OF THE FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS, DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND
Officially adopted in April 1864 to be worn by Officers and men of all the regiments of the corps, this acorn-shaped badge was commercially manufactured and sold by sutlers in the field and in stores.… (R10766). Learn More »
$245.00
Originally $295.00
24TH CORPS BADGE, RECOVERED AT BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA
Brass heart, meas. 1" in dia. Missing soldered, on reverse side, but hooks missing. Brass tarnished w/age spots on both sides. The Federal 24th Corps was created Dec. 3, 1864 & was composed of… (R9201). Learn More »
$350.00
Originally $795.00
RELIC 6TH CORPS BADGE
Metal cross 6th Corps badge dug from an unknown Virginia battlefield. Measures 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" and has a hole at the end of each arm. Has an even patina across entire surface including the edges and… (M17922). Learn More »
$325.00
Originally $450.00
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LINCOLN PLAQUE BY VICTOR DAVID BRENNER
Stamped brass plaque with profile relief of President Abraham Lincoln on the front. The silhouette of Mr. Lincoln is the same as on the current US penny. Plaque meas. approx. 7.25 x 9.50. Upper left-hand corner has some dents but otherwise the… (337-217). Learn More »
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