Buy/Consign
The Horse Soldier is always interested in purchasing entire collections or single items. We also offer very competitive consignment rates and can provide consignment letters of recommendation. Our aim is to work with your needs whether dispersing your collection or a single item. If you are interested in selling or consigning any items we would like photographs of the item included in your initial contact.
PLEASE NOTE! You MUST call or e-mail ahead and schedule an appointment with Sam or Wes Small to discuss consigning or selling your item/collection. Thank you for your cooperation.
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I have been dealing and consigning with The Horse Soldier since 1986. My experiences with the Small family and their staff have always been very pleasant and problem free. They are professional and fair in every respect. I have referred many customers to them over the years and everyone of them has been happy with the results. In my opinion - honesty and customer service are trademarks of The Horse Soldier and I would highly recommend them to anyone considering the purchase or sale of quality militaria and historical items."
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The loss of the Eighteenth South Carolina Volunteers in this engagement was very heavy, being nearly or quite half the number that went into action.” – Official Report of Second Bull Run by W.H. Wallace, Colonel 18th SC Vols., from the… (846-195). Learn More »
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