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THE DAILY [NEW ORLEANS] DELTA—FEBRUARY 2, 1861

THE DAILY [NEW ORLEANS] DELTA—FEBRUARY 2, 1861

Vol. XVI—NO. 80.  8 pp., six columns, 16 x22”. Exhibits slight foxing round the margins; else VG, w/no-fold marks, laying flat in protective sleeve w/white card backing. Front page contains new… (145-118) SOLD. Learn More »

$125.00
SOLD

BUST VIEW CDV OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL AMOS H. WHITE OF THE 5TH NEW YORK CAVALRY

BUST VIEW CDV OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL AMOS H. WHITE OF THE 5TH NEW YORK CAVALRY

Image is a vignette bust view of White in the uniform of a Lt. Col. The image is clear with good contrast and has only light surface dirt on lower left corner and mount edges. Reverse has a… (P13610) SOLD. Learn More »

$175.00
Originally $275.00


SOLD

VICTORIAN ERA GUTTA PERCHA COLLAR BOX WITH SAILING SHIP

VICTORIAN ERA GUTTA PERCHA COLLAR BOX WITH SAILING SHIP

Victorian era box meant for holding gentleman’s collars features a gutta percha lid and stained wooden bottom. Hinged lid shows scrollwork designs in the corners, with an image of a sailing ship in… (1043-100) SOLD. Learn More »

$75.00
Originally $125.00


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MUSTER ROLL OF CO. F, 1ST PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY – THE BATTERY THAT BEGAN THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM; INCLUDES LIST OF THOSE KILLED IN THAT BATTLE, AND NAMES OF FOUR SURVIVORS LATER KILLED AT GETTYSBURG

MUSTER ROLL OF CO. F, 1ST PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY – THE BATTERY THAT BEGAN THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM; INCLUDES LIST OF THOSE KILLED IN THAT BATTLE, AND NAMES OF FOUR SURVIVORS LATER KILLED AT GETTYSBURG

A 2 page large folio (30 ½” x 24 ½”) muster roll of Co. F of the 1st Pennsylvania Artillery, Oct. 31, 1862, listing 25 officers and 98 privates of this company commanded by Capt. Ezra Matthews… (1054-2219) SOLD. Learn More »

$150.00
SOLD

CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH J. BARTLETT – COMMANDED A BRIGADE AT GETTYSBURG

CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH J. BARTLETT – COMMANDED A BRIGADE AT GETTYSBURG

Vignette bust view of Bartlett in a dark double-breasted frock coat with shoulder straps. Image is clear with good contrast. Paper and mount are also good but with minor scattered surface… (259-118) SOLD. Learn More »

$225.00
SOLD

PENCIL SKETCH / MARYE’S HEIGHTS, FREDICKSBURG, VA - SGT. EUGENE B. HOVEY, CO. “I”, 37TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY, WIA SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE, 5/12/1864

PENCIL SKETCH / MARYE’S HEIGHTS, FREDICKSBURG, VA - SGT. EUGENE B. HOVEY, CO. “I”, 37TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY, WIA SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE, 5/12/1864

One page, 4’ x 6.5”, mounted on slender w/card. Upper caption: “One you sent me from the army.” Lower caption: “Marries [Marye’s] heights Fredericksburg Va.” This intricate sketch… (1054-1143) SOLD. Learn More »

$95.00
SOLD

RELIC SCHENKL ARTILLERY SHELL FRAGMENT WITH FUSE

RELIC SCHENKL ARTILLERY SHELL FRAGMENT WITH FUSE

This is a “dug” fragment of a fired and exploded 3” Schenkl artillery shell. This is the nose portion still containing the percussion fuse. The iron is pitted and the brass fuse has green patina… (766-1326) SOLD. Learn More »

$75.00
SOLD

SECTIONED US 4.52” 12 LB. SPHERICAL CASE-SHOT SHELL

SECTIONED US 4.52” 12 LB. SPHERICAL CASE-SHOT SHELL

Offered here is a very nice half of an excavated cannon ball; sectioned to show the contents.  This is an iron, 12-pounder case shot shell that was intended to be fired from the smoothbore… (2020-851A) SOLD. Learn More »

$200.00
SOLD

VERY RARE RELIC SHARPSHOOTER SIGHT FOR M1855 HARPER’S FERRY RIFLE RECOVERED AT GETTYSBURG

VERY RARE RELIC SHARPSHOOTER SIGHT FOR M1855 HARPER’S FERRY RIFLE RECOVERED AT GETTYSBURG

This very rare excavated iron front Sharpshooter’s sight was issued with the U.S. Model 1855 Harper’s Ferry Rifle. Seldom seen in today’s collecting market, housed in the iron patch box.… (286-871) SOLD. Learn More »

$145.00
SOLD

RARE CONFEDERATE COOK CARBINE BARREL BAND RECOVERED AT GETTYSBURG

RARE CONFEDERATE COOK CARBINE BARREL BAND RECOVERED AT GETTYSBURG

This is a Brass Barrel Band for the rare Cook Carbine recovered at The Rose Farm by Ron Miller. The Band appears to have been crushed. This relic item was once part of the Ron Miller Collection. Ron… (286-872) SOLD. Learn More »

$95.00
SOLD

BOOK OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PRESENTED BY THE CHAPLAIN OF THE 1st MARYLAND POTOMAC HOME BRIGADE TO A SOLDIER IN THE SAME REGIMENT, THEN PASSED ON TO AN ARTILLERYMAN IN THE 2nd NY HEAVIES

BOOK OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PRESENTED BY THE CHAPLAIN OF THE 1st MARYLAND POTOMAC HOME BRIGADE TO A SOLDIER IN THE SAME REGIMENT, THEN PASSED ON TO AN ARTILLERYMAN IN THE 2nd NY HEAVIES

Small book measures roughly six inches by four inches and has an embossed black cover. In gilted words, the spine reads: “SOLDIER’S LIBRARY,” “PARLEY THE PORTER,” “13” indicating that… (L15581) SOLD. Learn More »

$250.00
SOLD

ELEGANT ENGLISH PERCUSSION PISTOL BY WILLIAM PETHER OF OXFORD CA 1840

ELEGANT ENGLISH PERCUSSION PISTOL BY WILLIAM PETHER OF OXFORD CA 1840

This compact percussion pistol has nice grain to the wood, checkering on the grip, and profuse floral engraving on the lockplate, hammer, breechplug tang, and triggerguard, along with small oval… (490-2235) SOLD. Learn More »

$595.00
SOLD

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ARTILLERY CANNON WORM, LIKELY AMERICAN

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ARTILLERY CANNON WORM, LIKELY AMERICAN

These double-helix iron implements were among the basic tools of an artillery crew serving a muzzle-loading cannon. Swabbing out the bore with a sponge staff between shots in action was an essential… (2020-908) SOLD. Learn More »

$225.00
SOLD

SEATED VIEW OF A PENNSYLVANIA OFFICER & LADY WITH DOG

SEATED VIEW OF A PENNSYLVANIA OFFICER & LADY WITH DOG

CDV is a full seated view of a Union officer wearing a dark single-breasted frock coat with barely visible shoulder straps and matching trousers. He also wears a sword belt with rectangular plate. He… (1054-749) SOLD. Learn More »

$75.00
SOLD

STANDING VIEW ATTRIBUTED TO BE TWICE WOUNDED NEW YORK SOLDIER CORPORAL WILLIAM H. SCORSBY

STANDING VIEW ATTRIBUTED TO BE TWICE WOUNDED NEW YORK SOLDIER CORPORAL WILLIAM H. SCORSBY

CDV is of William H. Scorsby in a dark civilian suit posed with his right arm resting on the back of a chair. Image is exceptionally bright and clear. Paper and mount have light edge wear. Reverse has… (1094-150) SOLD. Learn More »

$45.00
SOLD

VERY NICE ID IMAGE OF 115TH NEW YORK OFFICER DURING SERVICE WITH 7TH NEW YORK CAVALRY – WILLIAM H. SHAW

VERY NICE ID IMAGE OF 115TH NEW YORK OFFICER DURING SERVICE WITH 7TH NEW YORK CAVALRY – WILLIAM H. SHAW

CDV is a waist up view of William H. Shaw while serving with the 7th New York Cavalry. He wears a dark forage cap with a rain cover over it and with crossed sabers insignia attached to the front. He… (1094-173) SOLD. Learn More »

$155.00
SOLD

BULLET IN WOOD FROM LEE’S HEADQUARTERS MUSEUM COLLECTION

BULLET IN WOOD FROM LEE’S HEADQUARTERS MUSEUM COLLECTION

Here is a substantial chunk of wood with a .58 caliber Williams type I bullet embedded in the center. The piece measures approximately 9” x 4” x 2”.  Wood is solid. Originally sold by the Horse… (2020-1018) SOLD. Learn More »

$495.00
SOLD

CIVIL WAR NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD KNOT

CIVIL WAR NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD KNOT

Gold bullion sword knot made out of gold bullion tape with an acorn of coiled gold bullion wire with a dark blue center at the bottom of the acorn. The top of the acorn is shaped by six rows of dead… (2020-784) SOLD. Learn More »

$200.00
SOLD

PRESENTATION COLT POCKET TO E.O. BLAKE, CO. G, 6th MASS. VOL. MILITIA, RICHARDSON LIGHT INFANTRY, HELPED HOLD FORT MONROE FOR THE UNION

PRESENTATION COLT POCKET TO E.O. BLAKE, CO. G, 6th MASS. VOL. MILITIA, RICHARDSON LIGHT INFANTRY, HELPED HOLD FORT MONROE FOR THE UNION

This inscribed Colt 1849 rates excellent for condition with 80 percent or better original finish overall. The barrel and frame show lots of blue, the markings are crisp, the cylinder scene and stamps… (172-5579) SOLD. Learn More »

$3,250.00
SOLD

RARE ORIGINAL 1891 COPY OF “THE HISTORY OF 24TH MICHIGAN OF IRON BRIGADE”

RARE ORIGINAL 1891 COPY OF “THE HISTORY OF 24TH MICHIGAN OF IRON BRIGADE”

History was written by O. B. Curtis and published in 1891. Volume is green cloth hardbound with the title in gold on the cover and spine. Covers show heavy edge wear. Spine has one small minor split… (2020-1120) SOLD. Learn More »

$275.00
SOLD

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RARE WORLD WAR TWO GERMAN DIPLOMATIC CORPS DAGGER WITH PORTEPEE, IN OUTSTANDING CONDITION

This type of dagger was authorized by Adolf Hitler in May of 1938 to commemorate his visit to Rome. The dagger is a little over 15.50 inches long with a stylized eagle’s head pommel and a mother of pearl grip. The cross guard features a national… (1022-38). Learn More »

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