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EXCELLENT IRON BRIGADE REUNION RIBBON

EXCELLENT IRON BRIGADE REUNION RIBBON

Here is a post-Civil War silk reunion ribbon from the famous Iron Brigade in the Union Army that commemorates its participation in the Civil War.    In excellent condition, the yellow-gold … (661-01) SOLD. Learn More »

WONDERFUL CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CARTRIDGE BOX WITH ITS ORIGINAL LINEN CARRY STRAP

WONDERFUL CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CARTRIDGE BOX WITH ITS ORIGINAL LINEN CARRY STRAP

Presented here is a remarkable, completely original Civil War Confederate leather cartridge box in wonderful condition that still retains its original, black painted-linen shoulder sling. A true… (151-93) SOLD. Learn More »

$4,500.00
Originally $6,500.00


SOLD

MODEL 1860 COLT ARMY REVOLVER ID’D TO MEMBER OF 16TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY

MODEL 1860 COLT ARMY REVOLVER ID’D TO MEMBER OF 16TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY

This item was purchased right from the family of the soldier who carried it in the war. This is a .44 cal. Colt Amy revolver with serial number 77599. This number matches throughout, even on the wedge… (172-2657) SOLD. Learn More »

CONFEDERATE $500 NOTE

CONFEDERATE $500 NOTE

This is one of the most reproduced bills out there but this one is real! Confederate Government $500 bill with profile of Stonewall Jackson at lower right and Rebel Battle Flag with the Seal of the… (L13891) SOLD. Learn More »

LATE WORLD WAR TWO 29TH DIVISION HELMET

LATE WORLD WAR TWO 29TH DIVISION HELMET

This is a swivel bale, front seam, World War Two M1 steel helmet with the 29th Division insignia painted on the front. Paint is in nice condition with average wear from age and storage. Green woven… (302-37) SOLD. Learn More »

G.A.R. QUARTERMASTER RIBBON - STATE OF MAINE

G.A.R. QUARTERMASTER RIBBON - STATE OF MAINE

From Rockland, Maine estate. Standard vertical ribbon ladder badge [measuring 3.75 in length, l.75” in width] with blue & gold sergeant’s chevrons attached to vertical pin above, with… (M22317) SOLD. Learn More »

$95.00
SOLD

CIRCA 1830'S GLASS DECANTER WITH CLEAR BASE

CIRCA 1830'S GLASS DECANTER WITH CLEAR BASE

This tear-drop shaped glass artifact is a vintage and pleasing, blown glass wine or spirit decanter. Piece measures 8" high and has a 3¾" wide clear base. Decanter sports a 2¼" diameter x ¼" thick… (246-74) SOLD. Learn More »

$95.00
Originally $135.00


SOLD

'UNION HYMN' SONG SHEET ID'D TO ALANSON WILES, 42ND PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY ("BUCKTAILS") & 17TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY

'UNION HYMN' SONG SHEET ID'D TO ALANSON WILES, 42ND PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY ("BUCKTAILS") & 17TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY

Union Hymn, written by Jon E. Kiser of South Troy, VT.  Measures 5 7/8" by 7 3/4"; fold line at center, light scattered soiling.  On the reverse in period ink is written, "to Mrs. Emily J. Strait /… (411-95) SOLD. Learn More »

$35.00
SOLD

A CONFEDERATE SKETCHBOOK: A COLLECTION OF DETAILED NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS ON CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS AND ACCOUTERMENTS FOR THE MILITARY COLLECTOR AND ENTHUSIAST

A CONFEDERATE SKETCHBOOK: A COLLECTION OF DETAILED NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS ON CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS AND ACCOUTERMENTS FOR THE MILITARY COLLECTOR AND ENTHUSIAST

By Michael R. Thomas. Privately printed 1981, 2nd Ptg. 20pp., ills. Gray wraps with ills. covers, measuring 10.75 x 8.5.  A collection of detailed notes and observations on Confederate uniforms and… (460-374) SOLD. Learn More »

$7.50
SOLD

DARK CIVIL WAR WINE BOTTLE FROM PICKETT’S MILL, GA

DARK CIVIL WAR WINE BOTTLE FROM PICKETT’S MILL, GA

Here is a Civil War period, quart-size glass wine bottle. This thick glass specimen is dark green color and measures 10” tall x 2¾” wide.  Glass surface is smooth and has no cracks, chips, or… (277-51) SOLD. Learn More »

$29.50
SOLD

EXCAVATED RELIC SPOON FROM CULP’S HILL, GETTYSBURG

EXCAVATED RELIC SPOON FROM CULP’S HILL, GETTYSBURG

Presented is this large-size relic pewter spoon excavated from the area of Culp’s Hill on the battlefield at Gettysburg. Piece measures 4½” long with a 3½” long bowl.  In relic condition, the… (277-54) SOLD. Learn More »

$18.50
SOLD

LARGE 19TH CENTURY MOUTH HARP OR JAW’S HARP

LARGE 19TH CENTURY MOUTH HARP OR JAW’S HARP

Artifact is a iron musical instrument of the 19th century and descendant of ancient Asian and European musicians. Often referred to as a Jaw’s harp or Jew’s harp, device is made to be placed… (277-52) SOLD. Learn More »

$29.50
SOLD

CIVIL WAR ERA TIN CUP

CIVIL WAR ERA TIN CUP

This artifact is a small, tin drinking cup of Civil War manufacture commonly used by soldiers and civilians alike. Strong and rugged, this tin cup measures 1¾” high by 3” in diameter and has a… (277-46) SOLD. Learn More »

$29.50
SOLD

POSSIBLY CS ALTERED, PARTIALLY ID’D, M1836 TYPE 2 HALL U. S. BREECHLOADING CARBINE

POSSIBLY CS ALTERED, PARTIALLY ID’D, M1836 TYPE 2 HALL U. S. BREECHLOADING CARBINE

Presented here is a much-altered specimen of a Model 1836 Hall breechloading smoothbore percussion carbine. It appears to have been modified from a M1819 Halls’s rifle or carbine originally produced… (31-1460) SOLD. Learn More »

PICKETT’S CHARGE BULLET

PICKETT’S CHARGE BULLET

Dropped .54 caliber Gardner in good condition. (R18935) SOLD. Learn More »

$25.00
SOLD

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE R.E. CAMP, NO. 1, CONFEDERATE VETERANS, AT RICHMOND, VA, ON OCTOBER 29TH, 1909, BY HON. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE R.E. CAMP, NO. 1, CONFEDERATE VETERANS, AT RICHMOND, VA, ON OCTOBER 29TH, 1909, BY HON. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN

Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, 1909. 40pp., brown wraps. Fine condition. Good Virginia Confederate veteran collectible. (460-355) SOLD. Learn More »

$15.00
SOLD

CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL IRVIN MCDOWELL

CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL IRVIN MCDOWELL

This an outdoor view of McDowell as a Brigadier General seated on a camp stool in front of his tent. The General wears a double breasted frock coat with velvet collar and dark blue trousers. He also… (P12949) SOLD. Learn More »

CONFEDERATE STYLE WEBBED WAIST BELT WITH SWORD HANGER

CONFEDERATE STYLE WEBBED WAIST BELT WITH SWORD HANGER

Woven web belt meas. approx. 1.0 wide and approx. 24.75 inches long. One end of the web belt is attached to a plain brass roller buckle with a leather keeper. Attached to the other end is a piece of… (7-3267) SOLD. Learn More »

EXCELLENT DUG CIVIL WAR C. S. CAVALRY SCRIPT 'C' BUTTON

EXCELLENT DUG CIVIL WAR C. S. CAVALRY SCRIPT 'C' BUTTON

This artifact is a fine condition, excavated example of a convex two-piece CS cavalry script button as worn on the uniforms of Confederate horse soldiers.   The handsome, brass, coat-size button is… (R18601) SOLD. Learn More »

$325.00
Originally $400.00


SOLD

EXCAVATED, RARE CIVIL WAR C. S. ENGINEERS SCRIPT “E” BUTTON

EXCAVATED, RARE CIVIL WAR C. S. ENGINEERS SCRIPT “E” BUTTON

This seldom seen artifact is a fine condition dug example of a two-piece CS army Corps of Engineers button as worn on the uniforms of Confederate officers.  Regulations for the CS Army adopted in… (R18572) SOLD. Learn More »

$350.00
Originally $500.00


SOLD


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RHODE ISLAND STATE CONTRACT UNION ENLISTED FOOT GREAT COAT

The Infantry, Heavy Artillery and Engineers used this style of greatcoat. The foot style great coat is single breasted with a standing collar and has an elbow length cape. The coat is made of quality Sky Blue wool with a heavy brown cotton jean… (583-01). Learn More »

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