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This original and intact leather accoutrement set is a great example of an Confederate-used black bridle leather belt matched with an English-made leather belt holster. Typical of the rigs worn by… (172-2314). Learn More »
This leather accoutrement is a very fine example of a post Civil War belt holster custom made for a single action army Colt revolver or similar piece. Produced by an unknown maker, this strong,… (172-2324). Learn More »
"ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL / 1910". Crisp Inspector marking, with initials "H.E.K", present on reverse belt loop. Holster features black bridle leather, with encircled "US" in 1" lettering, with lanyard… (172-1897). Learn More »
This Civil War leather accoutrement is a very good specimen of a Confederate made revolver belt holster as worn by many officers and mounted troops. Considered part of the equipment of southern… (558-143). Learn More »
$950.00
Originally $1,295.00
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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 »
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 fame. He was born in Lancaster and enlisted in the… (672-09). Learn More »
Our next show is the N-SSA Spring Nationals this week in Winchester, VA - May 16-20 Learn More »