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REMINGTON ZOUAVE SWORD BAYONET AND SCABBARD
This is a very good example of the sword/saber bayonet for the Remington Model 1862 US Contract Rifle, best known as the “Remington Zouave.” The brass hilt has a nice mellow patina, that is not… (2022-1776) SOLD. Learn More »
RARE ½ PINT SIZE TAPER DECANTER, CIRCA 1780-1820
This American or Continental decanter stands 6 1/4" tall, with a rough ground pontil. It is unusual to find 18th century bottles this size. It was either used as a cruet bottle at the table, a… (1239-102) SOLD. Learn More »
$45.00
SOLD
LARGE QUART TAPER DECANTER, CIRCA 1780-1820
This decanter, probably American, stands 9 3/4" tall, non-lead glass with and open pontil scar. This bottle has a small piece missing under the lip that does not distract or limit its use. It is… (1239-101) SOLD. Learn More »
$45.00
SOLD
BEAUTIFUL MOURNING BROACH, LUTHER LADD, 6TH MASS. – KIA IN BALTIMORE RIOTS
This is an incredible piece! An oval mourning broach made of gold plated brass and black enamel. Housed under beveled glass in the center is an image of Luther C. Ladd of the 6th Massachusetts… (1202-879) SOLD. Learn More »
$595.00
SOLD
VERY NICE M1861 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE-MUSKET – DATED 1862
This excellent example of the most-widely issued weapon of the Civil War comes to us in a near-fine condition considering its age and many comparable examples. All metal surfaces are bright and very… (490-7416) SOLD. Learn More »
$5,950.00
SOLD
CIVIL WAR PRODUCTION " OLD ARMY" SMITH & WESSON REVOLVER
An excellent example of one of the most popular metallic cartridge revolvers of the American Civil War period. The Smith & Wesson No. 2 Army revolver was a six shot, single action revolver that… (1309-126) SOLD. Learn More »
$2,150.00
SOLD
UNIFORMED AND ARMED 8th MISSOURI “AMERICAN ZOUAVES” VETERAN WILLIAM H. BATES
A dynamic 1892 cabinet card format photograph of Civil War veteran William Henry Bates of the 8th Missouri in his wartime uniform and gear. The habits of Civil War drill also kicked in for the… (2025-3444) SOLD. Learn More »
$125.00
SOLD
DETAILED 187th NY REUNION RIBBON – BUFFALO, 1920
This ribbon commemorates the return home of the 187th from their Civil War service. Condition is good, with almost no fraying or major staining (a small hole is noted, partially obscuring the “y”… (595-2308) SOLD. Learn More »
$50.00
SOLD
FIRST CONNECTICUT ARTILERY REUNION RIBBON – BRIDGEPORT, 1908
This striking ribbon features red text over white silk and remains in good condition. The event included Companies “I”, “B”, and “The Band”. Various batteries served in independent… (595-1440) SOLD. Learn More »
$75.00
SOLD
FIRST CONNECTICUT ARTILERY REUNION RIBBON – BRIDGEPORT, 1903
This striking ribbon features red text over white silk and remains in good condition. The event included Companies “I”, “B”, and “The Band”. Various batteries served in independent… (595-1441) SOLD. Learn More »
$75.00
SOLD
UNION PATRIOTIC COVER OF BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
Unused letter cover, or envelope. Color tinted engraving of “U.S.A. Genl. Hospital, Patterson Park, Balto. No. 3.” Image fills whole cover. Color remains vibrant. Cover is in very good… (2021-129A) SOLD. Learn More »
“APPEARANCE OF FORT SUMTER ON THE TUESDAY AFTERNOON NOVr. 10th 1863”
This is a nicely matted and framed print made from a sketch by Leslie’s “special artist” W.T. Crane and is the last of three done by him that General Gilmore included in his official reports of… (2021-976) SOLD. Learn More »
UNION SOLDIER CDV — MEDICAL STAFF
Backmark: “Broadbent & Co., Philadelphia.” Mounted in a page from a CDV album, 4.75” x 4.25, w/interior gilt trim. A studio photo, featuring a mustachioed soldier in standing Napoleonic… (2021-1096) SOLD. Learn More »
SECOND MODEL ALLIN CONVERSION TRAPDOOR RIFLE
This is a very fine condition original Model 1866 US breechloading rifle with the Allin Conversion, a.k.a. the Second Model Allin “Trapdoor.” The entire stock is excellent with sharp edges. Three… (2025-3690) SOLD. Learn More »
$1,595.00
SOLD
UCV HAT INSIGNIA
Standard brass wreath hat insignia with “U C V” at the center. Pair of attachment pins on reverse. Shows a good bit of tarnish but is complete. Measures 2 ½” in width.… (2025-3504) SOLD. Learn More »
$225.00
SOLD
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MAY 10, 1861
The May 10, 1861, issue of “The Philadelphia Inquirer” covering events during the early stages of the Civil War, which had begun less than a month prior with the firing on Fort Sumter on April… (236-1268) SOLD. Learn More »
$25.00
SOLD
MODEL 1878 COLT ‘FRONTIER’ DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER
This original, double-action, .44 caliber, six shot revolver was made by the Colt’s Manufacturing Company in Hartford, Connecticut. The sidearm has a six shot cylinder matched to a 4¾” long round… (2025-3689) SOLD. Learn More »
$2,950.00
SOLD
U.S MEDICAL DEPT. LETTER - SURGEON BENJAMIN ROHRER, 10TH REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE CORPS
Dated “Head Quarters Mil. District of Washington / Washington D.C. Aug. 12th 1863.” Addressed to “Colonel.” Signed by “J.H. Martindale / Brig. Genl. Mil. Gov.” This letter concerns Surgeon… (2021-1116) SOLD. Learn More »
1905 DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO GAR ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT “REPRESENTATIVE” BADGE
Red, white & blue silk ribbon attached to pinback celluloid bar at top. Overall measures 7” x 2”. Gold lettering on ribbon reads, “ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT / DEPT. OF NEW MEXICO / G. A. R. /… (2020-1176) SOLD. Learn More »
HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BROWN BESS MUSKET
Very few regimentally marked British military long arms from any period survive today. They were used extensively on campaign and on the fields of battle for up to fifteen or more years, but after a… (1309-22) SOLD. Learn More »
$3,975.00
SOLD
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HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT - BATTLEFIELD USED SWORD - CARRIED BY GENERAL NELSON A. MILES
Adopted in August 1860 for staff officers, this pattern of US Army sword was used by officers of the staff and by general officers. A mistaken designation as the “1860 staff and field sword,” however, has taken hold among collectors. In use until… (1252-04). Learn More »
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