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THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA $1 NOTE FROM THE COLLECTION OF LEE’S HEADQUARTERS MUSEUM, GETTYSBURG
Dated October 7, 1861. Number 11459. Shows wear and light soiling throughout; chipping along edges. Printed on paper that has a portion of another note on the reverse. This item was once part of… (173-4091). Learn More »
$125.00
Originally $150.00
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG, VA $1 NOTE FROM THE COLLECTION OF LEE’S HEADQUARTERS MUSEUM, GETTYSBURG
Date and number have faded with time and are no longer legible. Shows soiling and wear throughout. This item was once part of Lee’s Headquarters Museum of Gettysburg collection; it was… (173-4090). Learn More »
$125.00
Originally $150.00
EXCAVATED SOUTH CAROLINA LOCAL BUTTON, SC20A
Excavated South Carolina Confederate Local Button SC20A. The word in the motto is misspelled "OPIRUSQUE". Backmark: "W. Wildt & Son" rmdc 23mm. Shank possibly replaced. Smooth brown patina.… (127-1027). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR LOUISIANA STATE SEAL BUTTON
Albert’s LA7A1. Button depicts a pelican on a lined field with rope border around its edge, intended for Louisiana militia units. This die was produced by Steele & Johnson before the war,… (127-2233). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE CAVALRY STIPPLED “C” COAT BUTTON
Albert’s CS126. Two part convex button. Button depicts stippled block "C", intended for Confederate cavalry troops, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Backmark: "H T & B… (127-2204). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE STIPPLED “R” RIFLEMAN’S COAT BUTTON
Albert’s CS201. Two part convex button, coat size. Button depicts stippled block "R", intended for Confederate riflemen, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Riflemen were… (127-2203). Learn More »
VIRGINIA STATE SEAL STAFF BUTTON (VA20)
Central state seal encircled by motto on ribbon, lined field. Three-piece button. Straight shank. “EXTRA / QUALITY”. Coat size. Bright gilted face in excellent condition. Tice’s VA261A8. … (990-131). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY BUTTON
Central block “A” (lined) on plain field with border. Two-piece button with straight shank. “Superior Quality.” Coat size, Very good condition; bright. References: Tice CAS203A3; Alberts… (986-40). Learn More »
VERY RARE BOYLE, GAMBLE NCO SWORD WITH LEATHER SCABBARD
Manufactured: Richmond, VA Maker: Boyle & Gamble Year: Civil War Model: B&G NCO Size: 26.8 inch blade, .93 wide, .29 thick Condition: Excellent+ This NCO has the standard straight blade with a… (870-485). Learn More »
RARE CONFEDERATE SHARPS CARBINE CARTRIDGES WITH JEFFERSON DAVIS CONNECTION
Three Confederate Sharps paper cartridges, mounted in riker box [8.5 x 6.25”], with the accompanying note: “RARE CONFEDERATE PAPER CARTRIDGE [2 RINGS BULLETS]. These Were Suppose to have been… (696-42). Learn More »
$1,800.00
Originally $2,250.00
CONFEDERATE BOYLE & GAMBLE NCO SWORD
Manufactured: Richmond, VA Maker: Boyle & Gamble Year: Civil War Model: N.C.O. Size: 26.5in blade, .8 wide, widens to .9 near the tip Condition: VG These NCO swords are quite scarce. There were… (870-499). Learn More »
RARE CONFEDERATE ENROLLMENT DOCUMENT AND OATH OF ALLEGIANCE DOCUMENT FOR AN ALABAMA CITIZEN
This pair of documents involve Mr. Phillip C. Booe of Marengo County, Alabama. The first document meas. approx. 6.75 x 5.00 inches, is pre-printed and filled out in legible ink. It reads: ENROLLING… (L14876). Learn More »
RELIC CIVILIAN / CONFEDERATE CAVALRY SPUR
This is a single, excavated cavalry spur. Civilian or Confederate style spur with scalloped edges. No rowel. Light patina on the brass, may have been over cleaned by the “digger”. In very good… (665-50). Learn More »
$100 CONFEDERATE BOND ISSUED FROM RICHMOND
Mid war bond issued from the Confederate Capital at Richmond, Virginia. The bond is dated February 20, 1863 and is not numbered. The center design is an image of Alexander H. Stephens. The printer… (665-02). Learn More »
LOUISIANA TRUST BANKING CO. $1 NOTE, 1903
One dollar bank note is numbered 16741 and dated December 15, 1903. Fold creases are present. No tears or chips.[sl] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON… (L14507). Learn More »
CS T-71 $1 NOTE
Dated Feby 17th 1864. Serial number 4960. Series H. Engravings are done in black on pink. Central design is portrait of Alabama Senator Clement C. Clay. Back is blank. Engraved & printed by… (622-392). Learn More »
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER - DATED JUNE 21, 1864
Articles are titled, “THE WAR NEWS”, which covers Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Sheridan’s raids; “SHERIDAN’S DEFEAT”; “THE COURTS” and “CITY INTELLIGENCE”, which tells of felonies,… (665-05). Learn More »
RELIC CONFEDERATE CAVALRY SPUR
This is a single, excavated cavalry spur. Brass civilian style used by Confederates. Rusty remains of iron rowel and small bit of leather strap on one side. Nice green color to the brass and in very… (665-52). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE & SOUTHERN AGENT MARKED SHOTGUNS
Pritchard, Jr., Russ A. and John W. Ashworth, Jr. with Liza Bryson, Tim Prince and W. C. Smith, III. Hardback, 383 pp. Heavily illustrated with color photographs. Confederate & Southern Agent… (ST501172). Learn More »
$500 CONFEDERATE BOND
Mid war bond issued from the Confederate Capital at Richmond, Virginia. The bond is dated February 20, 1863 and is not numbered. The center design is an image of Christopher Gustavus Memminger,… (558-342). Learn More »
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WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 RIFLE MADE IN 1876
Winchester made about 170,000 .44 caliber Model ‘66s in various configurations starting in 1866, when they overlapped with the last Henry rifles. Production ceased in 1884, but parts remained on hand and the last left the factory only in 1898. This… (169-479). Learn More »
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