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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
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ORIGINAL MAKER-MARKED FEDERAL ENLISTEDMAN’S 1851 PATTERN BUFF CAVALRY SWORD BELT, COMPLETE WITH BUFF SHOULDER STRAP
This handsome, well-preserved buff leather, dragoon sword belt outfit is a fine and wonderful accoutrement of the Civil War. Belt specimen, in very good original condition, is constructed of strong… (526-11). Learn More »
$2,500.00
SOLD
1832 PATTERN ARTILLERY BELT
Buff leather dyed brown on the outside to conform to the 1851 Regulations while the inside was left white. Leather is in very nice condition but a little stiff. The frog for the M1832 Artillery Short… (172-2500). Learn More »
ARTILLERY OFFICERS POUCH BOX AND BELT
From the style of the stamped brass cannons and the buckle on the rear of the belt we believe this to be a French piece. The belt meas. approx. 2.00 inches wide. The leather is in good condition with… (172-2465). Learn More »
ORIGINAL 1851 PATTERN OFFICER’S WAIST BELT PLATE WITH KEEPER ON A REPRODUCTION SWORD BELT
This brass, rectangular waist belt plate is a regulation 1851 pattern officer’s belt plate used with a black bridle leather belt typically worn in the Civil War. In very good condition, this M1851… (M21841). Learn More »
M1832 FOOT ARTILLERY SWORD AND BELT RIG
Model 1832 artillery sword manufactured by the Ames manufacturing Company. The 25 ¼ inch sword has a brass hilt and a 19 ¾ inch blade. The blade is a peppery dusky gray patina with spots of pitting… (E2185). Learn More »
G.A.R. SWORD BELT
This is a high quality sword belt, probably worn by an Officer in the G.A.R. The 1 ¾ inch wide belt is folded and stitched from light tan glove leather. It has a brass adjusting buckle and three… (123-6843). Learn More »
$145.00
Originally $295.00
US M1839 BELT PLATE WITH LEATHER BELT
Belt plate obverse exhibit medium coppery patina with some verdigris and a few minor dings. Reverse Arrow hooks solid; lead backing present with some grime & moderate scratching. Leather belt… (M20344). Learn More »
FEDERAL ENLISTEDMAN'S LEATHER WAIST BELT WITH ITS OVAL U.S. BELT PLATE, BOTH IN UNISSUED CONDITION
This original black bridle leather waist belt and its matching brass belt plate are typical of the type worn by Federal infantrymen during the Civil War. In used condition, the leather belt follows… (172-2059). Learn More »
MINT CONDITION US OVAL BUCKLE ON MINT CONDITION BROWN BUFF LEATHER BELT
One of the nicer example that we have seen for sale in some time. Face of buckle retains 98% of its original gold gilt finish. Belt is very nice with maker's stamp visible "S.H. Young/&… (612-17). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR NCO OFFICER'S WAIST BELT WITH RARE VARIANT LEAD-FILLED M51 SWORD BELT PLATE
Overall about mint and untouched. Distinctive 'flat' lead filled plate with raised rim, integrally cast wreath, plain background and 3/8" wide tongue. Very scarce. (548-104). Learn More »
$750.00
Originally $995.00
ALTERED MODEL 1839 CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE, POSSIBLE CONFEDERATE USE FROM THE BILL GAVIN COLLECTION
Model 1839 US cartridge box plate that has been converted to a "puppy paw" style belt plate. Both posts and tongue were added to the back. The base of the two posts have dented the face near the "S."… (601-109). Learn More »
US INFANTRY OFFICER'S BELT RIG
Civil War belt with post war use. Belt meas. approx. 1.75 inches wide. Rectangular, wide tongued, officers plate with matching bench mark numbers on plate and keeper. Small strip of leather passes… (M21503). Learn More »
FINE CONDITION, BUFF LEATHER SWORD BELT RIG WITH AN ARSENAL MARKED, M1851 PATTERN NCO EAGLE BELT PLATE
This artifact is an early, original buff leather sword belt accoutrement worn by Federal enlisted cavalrymen prior to and during Civil War. In very fine almost complete condition, this leather belt… (M21074). Learn More »
MOUNTED ARTILLERYMAN'S COMPLETE LEATHER SWORD BELT RIG WITH M1851 NCO EAGLE BELT PLATE AND KEEPER
This fine condition buff leather artifact is an original sword rig worn by Federal mounted artillerymen prior to and during the Civil War. Seldom seen in the collecting field today, this sword waist… (M21527). Learn More »
$1,295.00
Originally $1,950.00
US OFFICER'S BELT RIG FROM THE COLLECTION OF GETTYSBURG RESIDENT HENRY CHRITZMAN
Belt is broken and laid out in a riker box. Belt plate is standard issue officer's plate with wide tongue on back. Plate is in nice shape and shows honest wear to face. Keeper is attached to 7.25… (579-04). Learn More »
US MODEL 1834 ARTILLERY BELT RIG WITH SWORD FROG
Bridal leather belt measures 53" in length [15" folded under], 1.75" in width, with 11 belt holes. Brass metal-work includes a double disc, "S" link buckle, with two "frog" belt rings and square… (172-2021). Learn More »
MODIFIED U.S. ENLISTEDMAN'S LEATHER WAIST BELT
This artifact is an original, Civil War enlistedman's black bridle leather waist belt that was modified by an owner leather. The belt measures 39" long and is 1" wide for the entire length save for… (558-649). Learn More »
$60.00
Originally $97.50
FEDERAL INFANTRYMAN'S PATTERN 1856 BLACK BRIDLE LEATHER BELT
In good used condition, the black bridle leather belt follows the 1856 pattern and measures 40" long x 1¾" wide and still retains its brass adjuster. This rugged and used leather belt shows no… (258-66A). Learn More »
7TH NEW YORK GUARD SHOULDER BAYONET BELT RIG, CIRCA 1859-63
Maker marked belt. Stenciled on reverse is "Made By / John Baker / 63 Walker St. / New York". Consists of a white-dyed bridle leather shoulder sling , measuring 56" in length, 2.375" in width, with… (346-42). Learn More »
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