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Lovely 1880s ivory lace wedding bonnet ivory lace wedding bonnet from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The wire-frame bonnet is completely covered in ivory lace with ribbon bow accents. The… (1307-99). Learn More »
Charming petite ivory lace wedding bonnet c.1880s from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The crown tapers in height from front to back; circular medallions of white work embroidery adorn the top… (1307-98). Learn More »
Unusual ivory net cap from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The cap is made from a single piece of ivory cotton net. A drawstring casing creates the crown of the cap, leaving the rest of the net… (1307-100). Learn More »
Hinged case for holding period eyewear. Features beaded border around decorative ridges on top and bottom of case. Measures 4 ¾” long x 1 1/8” wide. … (179-792). Learn More »
$35.00
Originally $45.00
A horn-handled razor cased in a sewn brown leather tube with removable plug at one end, 7” long and 1-1/4” in diameter. The tube was lightly carved with a pair of crossed sabers, edges down, with… (302-118). Learn More »
$645.00
Originally $895.00
Offered here is a very interesting Civil War veteran’s cane. Made from a cut branch or sapling, it has a perfect “fit in you palm” curved handle. Cane is about 31” tall with the handle… (2024-1850). Learn More »
Offered is a finely-made antique pine chest with a honey-stained finish and heavy iron handles. Some wear is evident and expected given its obvious age, but condition remains quite good. The… (1266-391). Learn More »
This antique coal oil cooking stove is in good working order and came from a Hershey Museum Auction. It is a New – Leader (likely by the Leader brand of NY) No. 1 with an 1894 Patent. It retains… (1219-59). Learn More »
$225.00
ON HOLD
Treen is distinctively different than other pieces made from wood such as furniture or cabinetry in that it is a name for small handmade vintage household items. Top of shaker lifts off to fill… (179-755). Learn More »
$40.00
Originally $50.00
Eye-catching 1890s hat from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. Made to sit on the back of the head, this hat is made from rich purple silk velvet, black silk taffeta, and taffeta covered in black… (1307-95). Learn More »
Charming black hat c.1890s from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. Made from crisp black silk taffeta, this small hat sits on the back of the head. The buckram base is entirely covered with stiff,… (1307-94). Learn More »
1865-1870 soft crown bonnet from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. Made from a tan ribbed silk, the bonnet is styled with a high brim gathered over wire and bound with brown velveteen. The wire… (1307-93). Learn More »
1870s tan cotton velvet bonnet from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The watered finish on the velvet is unusual on a plush fabric, and more commonly found on silk fabrics. The high crown and… (1307-73). Learn More »
A substantial cast iron stove front plate with hinged firebox door, marked across the upper panel "G. ARNOLD GETTYSBURG." The casting is richly ornamented in the mid-19th-century taste, centered on a… (2026-1523). Learn More »
1870-1880 fascinator with dramatic feather accent from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The small, oval fascinator, measuring 6" x 7¼", is made from olive straw plait woven with a decorative… (1307-78). Learn More »
A fashionable toque c.1880 from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The oval hat, draped on a wire frame, is made from warm brown silk velvet. A distinctive 3" wide textured beige trim with rows of… (1307-77). Learn More »
A charming toque c.1880 from the Texas Civil War Museum collection. The oval hat, mounted on a buckram frame, is made from brown silk velvet. The same brown velvet is used to make pleated bands adding… (1307-76). Learn More »
Two-piece hard rubber shaving soap case, originally with interior mirror, and small brass suspension ring. The hard rubber material made these less likely to be injured by hot water, and would not… (2026-1329). Learn More »
This style of antique hand vise was traditionally used by jewelers, gunsmiths, and machinists to secure small components for filing, drilling, or polishing. Unlike fixed bench vises, most of these are… (844-223). Learn More »
Iron mounted and silver inlaid gooseneck spurs with silver inlay on the heel bands and shanks. The inlay on the bands is engraved with a zig-zag surface. They also have vaquero style heel chains and… (1273-118A). Learn More »
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Offered here is a single shot .54 caliber percussion pistol is a product of gunmaker Richard Hollis of London, England, and identified to a navy officer who served in the U.S. and C.S. navies. The pistol measures approximately 10” long. The… (1268-689). Learn More »