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WHITWORTH BULLET COLLECTION
This is a collection of eleven Whitworth bullets. an empty cartridge tube, percussion
caps, etc. for the famous, deadly, Whitworth rifle. This same group is pictured in
the book on the Whitworth Rifle authored by John Anderson Morrow. Cylindrical, hexagonal,
shouldered, round-head, flat head, parchment wrapped..... a truly impressive
collection!!! Nicely displayed in a wooden case.
$ 2995.00 |
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1864 $500 CONFEDERATE NOTE T-64
Uncirculated, perfect condition with no creases, folds or damage of any sort.
$ 795.00 |
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LARGE NIAGARA FALLS AMBROTYPE
Half-plate ambrotype of a couple in a horse drawn carriage, taken with Niagara Falls in
the background circa 1870. We have been told that this was taken from the Canadian side of
the falls. Approximately 8-1/2" wide x 6-1/2" tall.
$ 895.00 |
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US BELT BUCKLE, NON-DUG
Absolutely perfect front and back! Lightly scratched in back is "DWT" and
"1863".
$ 395.00 (BuckleND2) |
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US BELT BUCKLE, NON-DUG
Nice patina with edges slightly rolled from use. "WHF" is carved into the
solder fill on the backside (the F could possibly be an E) with an old string tag that
ID's it to William H. Farr from Woodbury, Vermont.
$ 395.00 (BuckleND1) |
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EXCAVATED US ENLISTED MAN'S SWORD BELT PLATE
Nice, excavated condition. No wreath (as usual) and minor bend from use.
$ 250.00 (BuckleDSBP1) |
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CONFEDERATE RIFLE BUTTPLATE
Nice brass butt plate from a Confederate Fayetteville Rifle, with the classic letters
"CSA" on the top of the tang. It's hard to determine if this piece is a
non-dug, barn find, or a very early dug item, but there is no ground action with a nice
dark patina.
$ 475.00 |
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WHITWORTH CARTRIDGE PACKAGE - EXTREMELY RARE!
This is one of the few surviving boxes in existence! Box only, no cartridges
(although we will include the reproduction cartridge shown for display). The box is
approximately 3-1/2" x 3" x 1/2' in size. Ammunition authority Dean Thomas
(author of the Roundball to Rimfire series) notes that this is
the only complete box for cylindrical Whitworths that is known to him. One edge is
torn as you would expect, but the rest of the box is in wonderful condition, retaining its
original shape and even has the closure flap on the back. This is one of the rarest
cartridge packages available!
$ 2495.00 |
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CONFEDERATE ARCHER PERCUSSION FUSE
Nice excavated condition, with zinc slider.
See page 59 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 895.00 (50) |
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WHITE METAL PARROTT WATERCAP FUSE
Nice excavated condition, with watercap intact.
See page 13 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 325.00 (18) ON HOLD!! |
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BRITTEN PERCUSSION FUSE
Hexagonal flanged.
See page 75 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 295.00 (47) |
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DYER WHITE METAL FUSE
Rare tapered stem.
See page 37 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 125.00 (49) |
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WHITE METAL PARROTT FUSE
Lipped for 20 - 30 pound Parrott shells.
$ 85.00 (28) |
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PARROTT PERCUSSION FUSE
All brass... Rare!
See page 84 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 325.00 (30) |
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NAVAL WATERCAP FUSE
Dated 1864 (Large date)
Nice excavated condition, but watercap is gone.
$ 125.00 (10) |
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U.S. SEACOAST WATERCAP FUSE
Nice excavated condition, with watercap intact.
See page 6 of Artillery Fuses of the Civil War by Charles H.
Jones.
$ 325.00 (16) |
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MARKED "CHEESEBOX" CANTEEN WITH SLING circa
1810 - 1830
This wooden "cheesebox" style canteen is in very nice condition with 95% of its
original dark patinaed, robin's egg blue paint. The wood has no cracks, chips or
seperations. The cooper's initial of "IR", "IP" or perhaps
"JR" appear on one side. The leather sling, although broken, appears to be
original with an old repair consisting of a couple of post Civil War rivets applied to
repair an old break.
$ 595.00 |
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TINTYPE PHOTO OF POSSIBLE BLACK CONTRABAND
Civil War era 1/6th plate image of a young black male in a floppy hat and work clothes.
There is some speckling to the emulsion, but not in the facial area.
Obviously black images are very unusual, especially from the Civil War period.
$ 250.00 |
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IDENTIFIED MUSKET SLING
Nice, sling with supple leather. No tears, or cracks, but shows signs of use,
including the name "C. Jarvis" boldly written on the underside. With a
quick internet search, it looks like there are 17 Union and 14 Confederate C. Jarvis'. If
you remove officers and cavalry it comes down to 20, and some of those appear to be
duplications. It's possible that a search of the archives might result in a
signature match!
$ 395.00 |
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WASHINGTON GRAYS / GUARDS HAT PIN circa 1840 -
1850
Approximately 2-1/4" X 2" silver over copper plate, Union shield with 13 stars
and intertwined letters "W G". It has some creases and a small area of
metal loss, but retains full silver plate. This was originally suspended from an
attached eagle that is now missing (see page 297 of American Military Headgear
Insignia by Campbell & O'Donnel for view of complete pin) Nice
relic that was dug in the Fredericksburg area. $ 95.00 |
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COPPER POWDER FLASK with MILITARY MOTIF
Attributed to Colt Arms (figure 820, page 353 of The Powder Flask
by Riling). Copper body with great antique, dark patina and crisp detail. Several
small dings along the edges and the backside is slightly pushed inward. Thumb
release is missing from top. Approximately 7" tall.
$ 350.00 |
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VICTORIAN MINIATURE FIREPLACE
Cast iron, possible salesman sample of ornate, intricate fireplace and surround with
crown, lion and unicorns part of the design. Excellent condition.
Approximately 11-1/2" wide x 10-1/2" tall.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 53rd REGIMENT
Coat Size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 150.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 68th REGIMENT
Cuff Size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 125.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 104th REGIMENT
Coat Size "as is". This regiment is famous for its attack on Redoubt #9 at
Yorktown.
Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 125.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE BOYLE & GAMBLE SABER BAYONET HANDLE
Cast brass handle is 4-7/8" long, terminating in the flat, bird's head pommel typical
of Boyle & Gamble bayonets. The only markings found on these B&G bayonets
are numbers on the lower guard, in this case number "16". Very recently
dug in a South Carolina camp in Spotsyvania, Virginia SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE USED BRITISH SABER BAYONET
Iron hilt and blade are complete and about 28-1/2" long overall. Blade has moderate
edge loss and the tip is bent. Another very recently dug relic from a Virginia
artillery position in Spotsyvania, Virginia. When found, it was stuck straight down in the
ground. $ 195.00 |
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EXCAVATED CARVED BULLET
Awesome Civil War field drum carved from a minie ball!
Dug in Stafford County, Virginia.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 41st REGIMENT
Coat Size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 150.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 41st REGIMENT
Cuff Size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 125.00 |
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ENFIELD CARTRIDGE
Nice, with no damage.
SOLD!! |
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.58 CALIBER MINIE BALL CARTRIDGE
Nice, with no damage.
$ 110.00 |
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MAKER MARKED BELL METAL POSNET
7" tall, 17" long (with handle) three legged posnet pot marked "Emerson Son
& Co" who was a manufacturer in Bristol, England. This pot shows very little
wear, with essentially full leg height and no damage at all! 18th century casting with
round sprue.
$ 495.00 |
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TINTYPE IMAGE of MAN WEARING KEPI WITH PATRIOTIC FLAG PIN
9 th plate tintype photo of a guy wearing a kepi with a very visible flag pin, in a
nice complete thermoplastic case.
$ 175.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 7th REGIMENT
Coat Size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 150.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 7th REGIMENT
Cuff size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 125.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 18th REGIMENT
Coat size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH 18th REGIMENT
Cuff size. Dug near Yorktown, Virginia.
$ 125.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR VI MASSACHUSETTS BUTTON
Cuff size, some rim loss, but has shank.
$ 175.00 |
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EXCAVATED COMPANY LETTER "B"
Perfect! Dug in Stafford County, Virginia.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED UNION RIFLEMAN'S BUTTON
Beautiful, coat size! Dug near Fredericksburg, Virginia.
$ 85.00 |
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EXCAVATED NEW YORK STATE SEAL BUTTON
Beautiful, coat size! Dug near Fredericksburg, Virginia.
ON HOLD!! |
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RARE DATED & INSPECTED U.S. MODEL 1850 FOOT OFFICER'S SWORD
This is a nice, used example of the iconic Union Foot Officer's Sword of the Civil War.
Manufactured by Ame's and inspected & dated 1850. In this first year of
production Ames produced only 250 blades in the 32" length that is featured here.
The blade is marked "U.S." over the inspector's initials
"A.D.K." over the date "1850". The blade is fully etched and the
guard retains remnants of gold gilding. The shark skin and wire wrap on the grip
are intact. No scabbard, but this may be the only 32" blade of this type that
you will ever see!
$ 1595.00 |
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1/4 PLATE UNION TINTYPE OF NCO ARMED with MISSISSIPPI RIFLE
Full standing view of a Union NCO with a Model 1841 Rifle with saber bayonet mounted,
breastplate US belt buckle and cap pouch, as well as another saber bayonet in it's
scabbard at his side. Talk about armed to the teeth! Also, note the US flag on
the pedestal at his side. Half-case.
SOLD!! |
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CDV IMAGE of AN UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE
Full standing view of a Confederate taken in Richmond at the famous Rees studio. Backmark
is "E.J. Rees & Co / Photographic / Artists / Richmond, VA". The
corners have been rounded, there is a fold crease across the chest and light fold on the
bottom left corner.
$ 150.00 |
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CDV IMAGE of CONFEDERATE GENERAL P.G.T. BEAUREGARD
Taken from life image of the famous Confederate General. The paper image has been
removed from it's card stock backing. The image is nicely toned.
$ 195.00 |
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EXCAVATED 7th CORPS CAPE PIN
Perfect! Dug in Stafford County, Virginia.
$ 225.00 |
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EXCAVATED STAR CAPE PIN
Perfect! Dug in Stafford County, Virginia.
$ 175.00 |
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EXCAVATED UNION NAVY BUTTON
Coat size 2-piece navy with straight shank and lots of gold.
$ 135.00 |
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MODEL 1861 (New Pattern) CARTRIDGE BOX
This box is in great condition with tight stitching and a smooth surface. Sides are
marked " CS Storms / Maker NY". The box plate is in fine conditions and
the tins are perfect. These early boxes are getting hard to find, especially in nice
condition.
$ 695.00 |
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EXCAVATED 7TH CORPS BADGE
Perfect stamped brass with no bends, cracks or repairs.
Dug in a Union camp near the intersection of I-95 & Rt 17 in Stafford County, VA.
$ 350.00 |
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EXCAVATED FIRED WHITWORTH BULLET
Perfect stamped brass with no bends, cracks or repairs.
Dug Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA.
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U.S. MODEL 1840 1840 MEDICAL STAFF OFFICER'S SWORD by W.H.
Horstmann of Philadelphia
Nice Civil War Medical Staff sword, marked "W.H. / Horstmann / & Sons /
Philadelphia" and "United States Medical Staff" etched on one side
amidst floral displays, and the US eagle with "E Pluribus Unum" in a ribbon and
additional floral etchings on the other side. The oval blade has no pitting, but has
dulled to a silver-gray. No dents, dings or real damage anywhere.... a nice Civil War
sword! An example of this sword can be seen in John Thillman's Civil War
Army Swords on pages 149 - 152. SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED ARTILLERY HAT INSIGNIA
Excellent condition with no bends, cracks or repairs.
Dug in June of 1992 near the Spotsylvania Courthouse battlefield.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED SOUTHERN IDENTIFICATION PLATE - CONFEDERATE?
Stamped brass, lead filled plate, likely from a trunk or baggage. Nicely engraved
is: "Col. L.W. Allen / Henrico Co. / Va". Dug in Caroline County,
Virginia.
SOLD!! |
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1854 $1 GOLD PIECE
A very high grade coin with remnants of gold luster.
Dug on Dufuskee Island, SC
$ 325.00 |
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1855 $1 GOLD PIECE
A nice coin with a weak "8" in the date.
Dug on Dufuskee Island, SC
$ 325.00 |
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1856 $1 GOLD PIECE
A very high grade coin with light scratches on the back.
Dug on Dufuskee Island, SC
$ 325.00 |
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EARLY U.S. MARINE CORPS BUTTON
1-piece button with no shank, but pretty gilt.
$ 110.00 |
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As it is framed now |
As framed at Mt.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON SIGNED LOTTERY TICKET
This ticket was signed by George Washington in 1768 and has spent the last six months on
loan to Mount Vernon, where it was displayed in the "Looking West" display as
pictured above. It's nicely framed with an engraving of George, and ready for you to
display it in your own museum! $ 8, 995.00
A brief history of the Mountain Road Lottery: the lottery
was a project conceived in 1767 by George Washington, Captain Thomas Bullitt, and others.
Captain Bullitt had served with Washington during the French & Indian War. The idea
was to build a road through the Allegheny Mountains in Virginia and to construct a resort
in the area now known as The Homestead, Hot Springs, Virginia. The lottery failed, in part
due to there being numerous other lotteries at the time, and that the King then banned all
lotteries in 1769. However, Captain Bullitt eventually went ahead with the plan, and the
resort became a reality without the aid of the lottery or George Washington. The lottery
tickets which were signed by George Washington became collector's items. There are about
25 known tickets in various libraries, etc.
** more info on the Mountain Road Lottery at
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RICHMOND GRAYS CROSS BELT PLATE
Beautiful thick sheet brass, die stamped plate with no wear or damage. The Richmond
Grays were organized in January of 1844 and were originally part of the old 19th Regiment
of Militia. We couldn't find much reference on this plate, but one is pictured on page 25
of Howard Crouch's Virginia Militaria of the Civil War. He
says "These plates are very rare, yet a die was specifically cut to strike the entire
legend on the face."
SOLD!! |
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MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA HAT PLATE circa 1825 - 1840
Approximately 3-1/4" wide X 4-3/8" tall, this plate went on the tall
leather caps and shakos of the period. This one retains a fair amount of its original
gilding, the plume holder and one attachment loop on the back. There is one, hardly
noticeable, hairline crack just left of the top center.
$ 495.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED "NY" STATE OF NEW YORK BELT BUCKLE
Very attractive, with the number "3"
stamped on the belt bar.
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CIVIL WAR FIELD SNARE DRUM Made by
Porter Blanchard of Concord, New Hampshire
Nice Civil War era military snare drum, measuring approx. 16-3/4" in diameter and
about 15" tall. The shell and hoops are original and the bottom head is old, with the
top head, ropes and tension ears being replacements. Most of the original label is
intact with two penciled "No 20" markings (perhaps a bench number) inside the
shell. A brief history of Porter Blanchard: "Along with furniture he
made churns and military drums. His sons continued the churn business through the 1890's.
The surviving drums date from the Civil War era. In 1864 he is listed as drum & churn
maker at 211 Main along with sons, Chas. P. and Thomas. In 1849 the 'New England
Mercantile Union Directory' shows Blanchard under 'drums' indicating a business in this
type of manufacture at an earlier date. A label in a drum in NH Hist. Soc. collections
shows bass & tenor drums, ebony sticks, B & C fifes manufactured by Porter
Blanchard, Concord, NH." American Military Goods Dealers
and Makers, 1785-1915 $ 1295.00 |
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STATE OF NEW YORK CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE
Absolutely gorgeous non-dug specimen! $ 795.00 |
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CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER'S DOUBLE
BREASTED FROCK COAT
Double-breasted gray wool frock with fourteen CS-36 ( H.T. & B. / Manchester)
Confederate Staff Officer's Buttons in two rows down the front, and two more CS-36 buttons
in the back, where there were originally four. These buttons were manufactured by the firm
of Hammond, Turner & Bates of Manchester, England and are quite valuable on an
individual basis. The exterior of the coat is in nice shape, with a couple of
patched areas, mostly in the left side skirt area (shown in photos). Most of the
buttons are attached with their original old cotton thread, but two or three appear to be
replacements and are attached with modern thread. The inside retains most of its
lining from the waist up, and the arm linings are still there, but from the waist down
there is only a small portion of lining remaining. The tail pockets, however, are
intact. We cannot find a name anywhere in the coat, so we don't know who he was. It
has estimated that there are less than 300 authentic Confederate uniforms in private
hands. Here's your chance!!
$ 29,995.00 |
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EARLY FOUR POUND SOLID SHOT ON ORIGINAL SABOT
Approximately 5" tall overall. There is an obvious mold seam on the ball
which is about 3-1/8" in diameter. One leg of the cross-strapping is gone from just
below where it is soldered together at the top.
$ 1295.00 |
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DALGHREN, FEDERAL NAVY BLIND SHELL
Fired from a 3.4" cal. Rifled Boat Howitzer, this projectile has a small brass pin,
or cap at the tip of nose... its purpose is unknown. This "blind shell"
has four ribs arranged vertically around the shell's body. Underneath the lead cup sabot
rounded iron base with five wide ribs. Around the lead cup sabot was a large groove which,
was filled with rope, saturated with tallow and lamp-black, which acted as lubrication.
This shell has a hairline crack that is totally stable (visible in the photo), and is
pretty much perfect otherwise.
$ 1195.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE SADDLE SHIELD
This is the unmarked version of the same style often found embossed with
"CS". Approximately 2" tall X 1-1/2" wide.
$ 195.00 |
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CS-52-A CONFEDERATE NAVY
Coat Size 23mm. Beautiful! B\M: Firmin & Sons / 153 Strand London / &
13 / Conduit St.
$ 1095.00 |
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CONFEDERATE PATRIOTIC SILK BANNER
Great piece of Southern patriotic folk art that recognizes the thirteen states comprising
the Southern Nation (includes Maryland & Missouri). The design is watercolor on silk
with a red silk border. Each state is represented by what appears to be a gamecock
perched in a Palmetto tree appropriately topped by South Carolina. The canton has a
Christian cross surmounted by thirteen stars. This banner was purchased from a local
Fredericksburg family whose ancestry includes several Confederate veterans.
Definitely of 19th century manufacture, but we cannot guarantee that it is Civil War
period. The flag itself is approximately 18-1/2" X 15" and the colors are
bold and vivid. The silk has a small area of loss near the center. $
5995.00 |
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DOUBLE BARREL PISTOL
Beautiful gentleman's pistol with engraved brass frame, engraved trigger guard, nice
checkered grip with inlayed shield and iron clamshell patchbox on butt, and a nice
twist to the barrel. About 8-1/2" overall length. Trigger spring on left is
weak, but otherwise mechanically fine. $ 695.00 |
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CS-54-A CONFEDERATE NAVY
Coat Size 23mm. Beautiful! B\M: Courtney & Tennent / S.C./
Charleston.
SOLD!! |
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CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER CS-36-A1
Coat size 24mm. Beautiful! Backmark is "HT&B
/ Manchester"
$ 1295.00 |
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CIVIL WAR SPENCER CARBINE S/N 10994
Receiver has "Spencer Repeating / Rifle Co. Boston Mass / Pat'd March 6,
1860" marking, and the serial number 44690 with all markings being strong. Walnut
stock is in good condition with no cartouches evident. All metal is smooth with
the barrel color being a mixture of brownish grey. Mechanics are fine, with a
decent bore. All original Civil War features, except that the magazine tube has the
later grooved end cap (which is easily changed). A very nice Civil War
Spencer! SOLD!! |
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CONFEDERATE GENERAL SERVICE CS-81-A
Coat size 23mm. Perfect. Backmark is "S. Buckley
& Co / Birmingham"
SOLD!! |
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE SEAL SC-13-A7
Coat size 23mm. Nice with lots of silver remaining! Backmark
is "Smith Young & Co / N York" (RMDC)
$ 275.00 |
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KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL SU-189
Coat size 20mm. Nice gold gilt. Backmark is
"Scovill Mfg Co / Waterbury" (RMDC)
$ 595.00 |
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EXCAVATED VIRGINIA STYLE CS TWO PIECE BUCKLE
The wreath was dug between the Wilderness and Spotsylvania Courthouse in an area
occupied by Wade Hampton's troops. The tongue came from Spotsylvania as well, but
was not dug with the wreath. The fit and patinas match wonderfully and absolutely no
one would doubt that they belong together! A beauty!
SOLD!! |
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FRANKFORD ARSENAL 8 SECOND FUSE PACKAGE
Just about perfectly intact, with good red color and no real weak spots!
Dated 1864, it still contains all of its 8 second artillery fuses.
$ 150.00 |
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FRANKFORD ARSENAL 8 SECOND FUSE PACKAGE
Just about perfectly intact, with great yellow color and no real weak spots!
Dated 1863, it still contains all of its 8 second artillery fuses.
$ 150.00 |
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FRANKFORD ARSENAL 8 SECOND FUSE PACKAGE
Just about perfectly intact, with good blue color and no real weak spots!
Dated 1864, it still contains all of its 10 second artillery fuses.
$ 150.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR USA ARTILLERY BUTTON
Coat size, cast 1-piece brass, in good condition. No Shank.
Dug at South Redoubt in upstate New York.
$ 750.00 |
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LOTTERY COAT BUTTON of 1778,
Small size (18mm) some rim damage, nice shank.
Dug at New Boston / Robinson's Farm in upstate New York.
$50.00 (vest2) |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR
"INIMICA TYRANNIS" BUTTON
Rare!
Coat size. Some rim chipping. Dug at New Boston /
Robinson's Farm in upstate New York.
$ 250.00 |
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CHARLOTTE MILITARY INSTITUTE SU-55
Coat size 20mm. Backmark is "Scovill Mfg Co /
Waterbury"
$ 450.00 |
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RI-35-A "WC" WASHINGTON CAVALRY (Rhode
Island) BUTTON
B/M: "R&W Robinson / Extra Rich". Perfect and loaded with gold!
$ 395.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE "SCRIPT I" BUTTON WITH OLD SQUARE
NAIL
Now here's a cool relic! Some soldier, for some reason drove a nail through
this this button.
Was he using the button as a washer, or just wasting time and material.... who
knows? Found near Spotsylvania Courthouse. $ 165.00 |
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recently acquired a nice collection of non-dug buttons, both Confederate and Union.
We will be adding items for a while, so check back or give us a call! |
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE CADET BUTTON SU-408
Coat size 21mm. Rare backmark: "Firmin & Sons / London"
$ 495.00 ON HOLD!! |
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KENTUCKY STATE SEAL KY-1-D
Coat size 23mm, with nice gilt. A beauty! Backmark is "Horstmann
& Allien / N.Y."
$ 595.00 |
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS TX-6-A
22mm coat size and near perfect, with a tiny, tiny ding in the star. Blank
backmark.
SOLD!! |
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA SC-24 (Excavated)
21mm coat size, circa 1840's. Great detail with chocolate brown highlights,
solid gilt background and no ground action. The back is slightly pushed with the shank
bent to about 45 degrees. Backmark is "Scovills / Waterbury".
Extremely rare!
SOLD!! |
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MARYLAND STATE SEAL MD-11-A1
Coat size 22mm, with 100% gilt. A beauty! Backmark is "Cannfield Bro
& Co / Baltimore."
$ 425.00 |
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CONFEDERATE Non-Excavated "CS over A"
BUTTON CS-88
Extremely rare, and usually found with weak letters and/or dings in the face due to the
high convex and low quality brass. This one is very sharp and is in excellent
condition! 17mm (which is the only size they come in).
$ 7900.00 |
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CONFEDERATE STAFF BUTTON CS-41-A
Nice local staff, coat size (22mm)
$ 1850.00 |
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MILITIA 2-PIECE WAIST BELT circa 1855-1860
Nice cast brass plate on its original belt. The finish on the belt has bubbled a
bit, but the leather and stitching is all in good shape.
(American Military Belt Plates by Duncan Campbell & Mike O'Donnel page 199 Plate 296).
$ 795.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED OFFICIAL & DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OD-24
Coat size, "R&W Robinson" (in a ribbon) backmark. Brilliant
button with 99.9% original gilt. Perfect!!
$ 195.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED UNION STAFF OFFICER'S BUTTON
Coat size, two piece (simulated 3-piece) button with "Jennens & Co
London" (in a ribbon) backmark. Brilliant button with 99.9% original gilt.
Unlisted in Albert's. Number G238 in Tice. Tice refers to these as "quite
rare"!
$ 250.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED 1812 INFANTRY OFFICER'S BUTTON GI-51-I
Coat size with "Warranted Superfine" backmark. Beautiful design
of eagle with forked lightning, olive branch, trophies and shield. 99% silver!
$ 475.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED 1812 INFANTRY OFFICER'S BUTTON GI-40
Coat size with the backmark being a series of slash marks and an eagle.
Perfect example and 100% silver!
$ 475.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED OFFICIAL & DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OD-8
Coat size, blank. Brilliant button with 99.9% original gilt. Near perfect!!
$ 475.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED MISSOURI STATE SEAL MO-1
Nice, with no damage and lots of gilt. Extra / Quality backmark.
$ 295.00 |
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NON-EXCAVATED OFFICIAL & DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OD-22
No damage and some gilt. "K. u. K Hof Lieferanten / BS /W"
backmark.
$ 175.00 |
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OFFICIAL AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE BUTTON OD-6
Stunning, non-dug 1-piece button with loads of original gold! Backmark is
"Charles Jennens / London."
$ 595.00 |
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ZACHARY TAYLOR CAMPAIGN BUTTONS 1848
Four large size (25mm) and one small size (14mm) buttons with great, untouched patinas.
Backmark is "Hero of Monterey" on the large size and "Extra Sporting"
on the small one. No rust on the backs. Not often that we find campaign
buttons all from the same coat!
Your Choice, coat or cuff: $ 175.00 each, for or all five $ 750.00 |
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.50 CALIBER SMITH CARBINE CARTRIDGE - M&M #77
Paper & foil cartridge in great condition!
SOLD!! |
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.54 CALIBER CARTRIDGE FOR RIFLE - M&M #23
This would be used in the Mississippi Rifle and is in beautiful condition!
SOLD!! |
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.69 CALIBER CARTRIDGE FOR SINGLE SHOT PISTOL OR 1847 MUSKET -
M&M #12
Beautiful condition!
SOLD!! |
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.54 CALIBER STARR CARBINE CARTRIDGE - M&M #58
Beautiful condition, with two percussion caps and original wrap and string!
SOLD!! |
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FRANKFORD ARSENAL 8 SECOND FUSE PACKAGE
Just about perfectly intact, with great yellow color and very few weak spots!
Dated 1863, it still contains all of its 8 second artillery fuses.
$ 150.00 |
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BILLINGHURST REQUA BATTERY GUN CARTRIDGE SET
Nice display of an original no-dug intact cartridge, a cut-a-way of a brass
casing, and a dug specimen of the bullet itself.
$ 295.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE TWO-PIECE BUCKLE
Nice tongue with a partial wreath (the belt bar is gone).
SOLD!! |
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AMBROTYPE OF UNION SOLDIER with FLAG PIN
1/9th plate tintype of a US soldier with patriotic flag on on his kepi. Housed in
full thermoplastic case with just the usual nicks.
$ 195.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE RICHMOND SPUR
This is the classic Richmond spur of a slightly thinner profile than is sometimes
seen. Dug at Todd's Tavern in Virginia.
$ 350.00 |
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EXCAVATED MARKED CIVIL WAR SPUR
Civilian pattern, but definitely military used having been recovered along with
nine muskets and numerous other artifacts from a camp on the Po River in Spotsylvania,
Virginia. Marked "Sheldon" on the strap bar, along with stars and other
markings.
$ 195.00 |
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EXCAVATED UNION ARTILLERY CUFF BUTTON
16mm cuff size. Scovill Co / Waterbury backmark, with tons of gilt and a
perfect shank.
$ 55.00 |
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EXCAVATED RHODE ISLAND CUFF BUTTON
16mm cuff size. Treble Gilt backmark, with lots of gilt and perfect shank.
$ 85.00 |
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EXCAVATED UNION NAVY BUTTON
23mm coat size. Brown patina with lots of gold and a slightly bent shank.
Scovill Mfg Co / Waterbury backmark. Dug in Virginia.
$ 95.00 |
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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE / MILITIA TYPE BUCKLE
Approximately 2-3/4" x 1-13/4", sheet brass buckle with solder
marks on the back from the missing hook devices. Many of this style were worn by
Confederate soldiers. Dug at Deep Bottom Run in Stafford County, Virginia.
$ 225.00 |
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AMBROTYPE OF CONFEDERATE OFFICER
1/9th plate ambrotype of a CS officer with kepi and cloth epaulettes. This
guy has tinted cheeks and staff buttons adorning his uniform.
$ 595.00 |
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RIFLEMAN HAT PLATE, circa 1825
Large, approx. 6" tall X 4-1/2" wide, stamped brass hatplate with the
eagle clutching a rifleman's hunting horn insignia. The back retains the tin plume
holder but the attachment loops are missing. One small punched hole is in the
border on the left side. This is a beautiful display piece from the era of
magnificent military insignia!
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED NORTH CAROLINA LOCAL BUTTON
23mm coat size. Brown patina with a fair amount of gold and a perfect
shank.
Dug in Virginia at the Wilderness.
$ 250.00 |
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EXCAVATED ORDNANCE CORPS BUTTON
22mm coat size. Slick brown patina with shank.
"US / Ordnance Corps" backmark. These are usually dug in Confederate
camps.
$ 175.00 |
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EXCAVATED ARTILLERY OFFICER'S OVERCOAT BUTTON
23mm with perfect shank and lots of gold!!!
$ 85.00 |
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1862 ONE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
Professionaly graded and slabbed by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
This was dug in a Union camp on Defuskie Island, South Carolina.
$ 750.00 |
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EXCAVATED EG-6 ENGINEER'S BUTTON
23mm coat size. No shank, but tons of gold!!! Scovill Mfg Co / Waterbury
backmark.
$ 450.00 |
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EXCAVATED NY-28 NEW YORK STAFF BUTTON
23mm coat size. Lots of gold!!! Scovill Mg Co / Waterbury backmark.
$ 395.00 |
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EXCAVATED CS-202 CONFEDERATE RIFLEMAN'S BUTTON
23mm coat size. Brown patina with straight shank, but a hairline crack. W.
Dowler / Superior Quality backmark.
$ 750.00 |
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EXCAVATED CAVALRY OFFICER'S OVERCOAT BUTTON
23mm with perfect shank and tons of gold!!!
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UNIFORM BUTTONS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1776 - 1865
Warren K. Tice. 519 pages 8-1/2" X 11" full of pictures and descriptions of
buttons! Tice has done an astounding amount of research, so that this book contains many
buttons not covered in Albert's, and also lists every known backmark for each button.
There are also chapters on four leading manufacturers, with histories of the companies and
great photos of their backmarks . The section on state buttons includes buttons all the
way back to the American Revolution, with the United States section starting in about
1830, and a section covering the complete period of Confederate manufacture, so as a Civil
War button reference, this is great! Special Price for
Christmas: Was $ 60.00 Now Only $
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U.S. MODEL 1816 FLINTLOCK PISTOL by North
Attractive single-shot flintlock pistol. Lock markings are "S. North" over an
eagle flanked with "U" and an "S" over "Midln
Con" with "S. North" being very weak. Barrel markings are "P /
US " and "N. Carolina" (not sure about the age of the Carolina
mark). All metal is fairly smooth, with some light pitting in areas. The jaw
screw seems to be newer. The wood is good with some dings and some initials on
the back side. No cartouches visible. SOLD!! |
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MOORE'S PATENT FRONT LOADING REVOLVER 32 Caliber Teat-Fire
An attempt to get by the Rollins White patents, these took a front loaded teat-fire
cartridge. This one has had all the iron cleaned to near bright, with some areas of old
pitting on the cylinder. The barrel markings are: "Moore's Pat. Fire Arms Co.
Brooklyn N.Y." and the cylinder marked: "D. Williamson's Patent Jan. 5,
1864". The brass is all very nice, with attractive escroll engraving. $
595.00 We just put this and a
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"PRESENTATION" GRADE UNION OFFICER'S SWORD BELT
PLATE
Unusual construction, with a thin, die-stamped face carefully fitted to a brass backplate,
that features a fancy scroll work on the back. These were advertised in Schuyler Hartley
& Graham's 1864 catalog accompanying presentation swords! See page 387 of American
Military Belt Plates by Duncan Campbell & Mike O'Donnel.
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American Military Equipage, 1851-1872: Frederick P. Todd
600+ pages of text and great line drawings of what the American soldier, sailor and Marine
of these years wore and carried with an emphasis on the Civil War era. A
definitive depiction of Civil War uniforms and accoutrements of the Union and Confederate
forces!
This has been long out of print and is a definate "must have" book!!
$ 110.00 |
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Just Released!!!!
The Civil War Collector's Price Guide 12th Edition
280 pages of every collecting category of the American Civil War. This edition of the
Guide features not only updated values but also 500 black-and-white images, numerous
full-color pages, scores upon scores of new listings, and even an all-new
category.
$40.00 |
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COLT MODEL 1860 .44 CALIBER
"ARMY" REVOLVER s/n 89072
The serial number dates this one to early in 1863, with all number matching including
the wedge. Barrel markings are strong being: "- Address Col. Saml
Colt New-York U.S. America -" and the frame is marked "Colts /
Patent" on one side. Overall a smooth brown metal, with no pitting.
There are sub- inspectors marks in several places on the metal parts. The walnut
grips are good, with a cartouche on each side, one stronger than the other.
Mechanically it is fine and all of the metal markings are good, with a fair amount of
cylinder scene still showing. $ 2095.00 |
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CONFEDERATE TONGUE PORTION OF 2-PIECE BELT BUCKLE
Excavated "Richmond Style" CS tongue.
SOLD!! |
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VIRGINIA 250 Dollar Note - MARCH 1781
Extremely high grade (AU) with full margins and bold signatures. Difficult to
upgrade this one!
SOLD!! |
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PENNSYLVANIA 2 Shilling Note - April 1772
Signed by John Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence from that
state. This note has good margins and only one extremely light fold visible on the
reverse. Very attractive with bold signatures.
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MASSACHUSETTS "CHEESEBOX" CANTEEN
Classic "cheesebox" canteen with original paint of blue/black background with
the letters "MS" over the earlier "US". This is a known marking
that historians believe can be attributed to the State of Massachusetts re-use of the
"US" contract canteens when they became obsolete. One leather sling strap
is intact. There is a small split on the side near the bottom. The back is
branded "NR" who was, no doubt, the cooper that constructed these canteens, but
remains unidentified.
SOLD!! |
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Back in print and in stock now!!!!
AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael O'Donnel & Duncan Campbell.
600+ pages of everything from the American Revolution up to and past the Civil War.
$50.00 |
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EXCAVATED REVOLUTIONARY WAR USA ENTERTWINED BUTTON
Approximately 18mm with straight shank and nice surface. Weak "USA", but nice
and solid. Comes with a nice display box.
Dug at New Boston / Robinson's Farm in upstate New York.
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New Book! New Book!
New Book! New Book! New Book!
GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD RELICS & SOUVENIRS
by Mike O'Donnell with Charles "Hap" Hazard & Sue Boardman, 319 pages
Page after page of wonderful relics with brief descriptions of what they are, and
where they were found on the battlefields of Gettysburg! Whether "cleaned
up" off the field immediately after the battle, "eyeballed" years later, or
metal detected decades later, they are all part of this fascinating study! This is
an outstanding reference book that everyone should have!
$ 35.00 |
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EXCAVATED LOUISIANA LOCAL BUTTON
B/M: Local.
Good condition, with plenty of gold, this was dug in Louisia County, Virginia.
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED LOUISIANA LOCAL CUFF
BUTTON
B/M: blank.
Good condition, with nice gold.
$ 375.00 |
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EXCAVATED LOUISIANA CUFF BUTTON
B/M: blank.
Good condition, with great gold, this was dug in a Texas / Louisiana camp at Bowlers Mill
in Louisia County, Virginia.
$ 375.00 |
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EXCAVATED NORTH CAROLINA BUTTON
B/M: local.
Nice gold.
$ 295.00 |
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EXCAVATED MILITIA SWORD HANGER
The shield is about 2" tall with a beautiful smooth dark-green patina, with two
6" chains still attached.
Neat piece!
SOLD!! |
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EXCAVATED MAKER MARKED CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE
Great condition, smooth lead back with and easily readable "Boyd &Sons /
Boston" mark. One of the loops is smashed down (but still solid) and the other
is perfect. There is a very slight, gradual bend below the "U" that is
hardly noticeable unless you pick it up and examine it. $ 295.00 |
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COMPLETE BOX, GALLAGER CARTRIDGES
Ten metallic cartridges for Gallager's Carbine, in original box.
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COMPLETE PACKAGE, MAYNARD CARTRIDGES
Ten metallic cartridges for Maynard Carbine in original wrap.
$ 695.00 |
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TINTYPE OF UNION ARTILLERY OFFICER
1/9 Plate tintype image of an artillery officer with a sword, 2-piece belt buckle
and crossed cannons on his hat. This guy could possibly be pre-war Virginia militia, in a
full thermoplastic case.
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TINTYPE OF UNION OFFICER
1/4 Plate tintype image of a Union officer with a sword, red-tinted sash and a
silver ID shield. He's in a broken half case.
$ 395.00 |
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EXCAVATED SWORD SCABBARD THROAT circa 1810
Dented, but very solid, with slick green-brown patina,and some silver finish remains.
Nice early piece!
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EXCAVATED LOCK FROM U.S. MODEL 1861 RIFLE-MUSKET
Cleaned and coated, mainspring gone, but the rest of the internals are intact.
$ 65.00 |
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EXCAVATED LOCK FROM ENFIELD RIFLE-MUSKET
In original dug state, with all the internals intact.
$ 65.00 |
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LA-8 LOUISIANA STATE SEAL BUTTON
A real pretty Louisiana "local" with lots of gold gilt.
The shank is there, but is bent over.
$ 575.00 |
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EXCAVATED U.S. BRIDLE BIT BOSS
Nice cast brass piece, from the side of a horse bit.
$ 55.00 |
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EXCAVATED U.S. ROSETTE
Nice lead filled, stamped brass piece, from a horse bridle.
$ 55.00 |
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EXCAVATED BANJO TENSION FITTING
A number of these went around the body of the banjo to hold threaded J hooks used
to tighten the head of the banjo.
$ 75.00 |
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EXCAVATED
Nice scabbard tips.
$ 10.00 each |
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EXCAVATED MARBLES
Nice ceramic marbles
$ 25.00 each |
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EXCAVATED WATCH KEY
Gold gilted.... very fancy!
$ 25.00 |
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EXCAVATED ROSETTE
Stamped brass and lead filled.
$ 30.00 |
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EXCAVATED ROSETTE
Stamped brass and lead filled.
$ 30.00 |
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EXCAVATED CYLINDER FROM PIN-FIRE REVOLVER
Nice old label says this was dug on November 27, 1958! Tag also says "FR
12NJ" which probably means that the digger was in an area occupied by the 12th New
Jersey. The 12th was at Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and from the Wilderness on down
to Petersburg. Great early dug relic! $ 125.00 |
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CONFEDERATE CAVALRY CS-127
Blank back.
$ 450.00 |
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EXCAVATED UNION SPUR
Officer's style!
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EXCAVATED UNION SPURS
A nice matched pair.
$ 125.00 |
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EXCAVATED UNION SPUR
Complete with iron rowel.
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ARTILLERY FRICTION PRIMERS
Dug at Chancellorsville Battlefield near the park.
$ 18.00 each |
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GEORGIA STATE SEAL BUTTON
GA-2A. B/M: W.G.Mintzer / Phil / 1861.
Brown patina with some gilt! Back has some damage with repair around the edge.
$ 225.00 |
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GEORGIA STATE SEAL BUTTON
GA-12. B/M: Local.
Complete with light ground action
$ 250.00 |
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GEORGIA STATE SEAL BUTTON
GA-4. B/M: Horstmann & Allien / NY (with rays).
Nice gilt surrounding details. This one is hard to find with any gold!
$ 325.00 |
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VIRGINIA STATE SEAL BUTTON
VA-22. B/M: Local.
Perfect and chocolate brown.
$ 195.00 |
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE SEAL BUTTON
NC-8. B/M: Local.
Complete with silver around the
details!
$ 165.00 |
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CONFEDERATE RIFLEMAN'S BUTTON
CS-202. B/M: blank.
Brown patina with very light ground action.
Perfect shank.
$ 850.00 |
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DUG 6th CORPS BADGE
Cut from brass and heavily silvered. In perfect condition, but missing pin on back..
$ 650.00 |
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STAR & CRESCENT CAPE PIN
Cast brass star & crescent with a cast in shank on the back and a loop at the bottom
with a piece of cape chain remaining. Nice green patina.
$ 275.00 |
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just picked up an old collection of U.S. Buckles & Plates, all dug in the
Fredericksburg area. This is the largest assortment we have had in some time, and we
are pleased to be able to offer them at what we feel are very reasonable prices. There are more of these pictured on our Buckles page. |
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Buckle Buc-2 $ 295.00 |
Belt
Buckle Buc-4 $ 295.00
Some leather under the hooks! |
Belt
Buckle Buc-5 $ 275.00
Marked "H.A.Dingee", with piece of hook!
On Hold!! |
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Buckle Buc-7 $ 250.00 |
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Buckle Buc-8 $ 245.00 |
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Buckle Buc-8 $ 245.00 |
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BP-2 $ 125.00 |
Breastplate
BP-5 $ 125.00 |
Breastplate
BP-8 $ 175.00
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EXCAVATED UNION REGULATION CAVALRY SPUR
Nice, with some of the rowel remaining. Dug at Todd's Tavern, in Spotsylvania,
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U.S. ARMY & MILITIA CANTEENS 1775 - 1910 by Mike O'Donnel
Nice hardbound, scholarly work on a very diverse and interesting subject. 300 pages
covering wood canteens (both militia style and Confederate) metal canteens (northern,
southern and militia) and all sorts of "filter canteens", "medical
canteens" and other specialized types. Tons of excellent photographs with
profuse text and details on who made and sold these critical pieces of military equipment.
$ 38.50 |
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EARLY WAR SMOOTH-SIDED CANTEEN PICTURED
IN THE CANTEEN BOOK! (page 187)
"Multiple features identify this as one of approximately 50,000 regulation canteens
made in Indianapolis during 1861-62 by Jacob Voegtle. Nearly all have this thin,
slightly tapered spout with a tiny rounded lip. Other noteworthy features are the
elliptical collar, low convex faces and pronounced raised rim. Examples have been
noted with square screw-nuts on Cincinnati style stoppers. The U.S.
Quartermaster contracted for 30,000 of this basic design (including Goldsberry's 10,00)
and another 20,000 were delivered to the Cincinnati Depot in late 1862. It appears
that Voegtle subcontracted those last canteens to middleman Oliver Holden who falsified
his address on the contract as "Indianapolis." New Yorker Holden listed his
address as "Cincinnati" on his next large contract which he subcontracted to
local tin works."
$ 225.00 |
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LOUISIANA LA-4
B/M: Hyde & Goodrich
Nice gilt with perfect shank, mounted on old display card. Slight push on wing. Dug at
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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WATERCOLOR DRAWING OF CONFEDERATE FLAGS
Nice hand drawn and water colored rendition of the Confederate 1st National, 3rd National
and Battle Flag. Simple black frame is 15" X 22."
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PEWTER WHALE OIL LAMPS
These lamps were a common feature in American households of the 1830's. These have
their original burners and onlya few very minor dings. One is approximately
7" tall with a 4-1/2" diameter base, and the other is approximately 8" tall
with a 5" base.
Your choice $ 195.00 each. |
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CIVIL WAR ERA BACKPACK
This is the "hardpack" type of tarred canvas over a wooden frame. The box
portion is approximately 15" wide X 13-1/2 tall and about 4-1/2" deep. The
tarred canvas is in pretty good condition with a red unit number "6" painted on
the flap. The leather strapping is dry with some broken off and missing. A
nice display piece.
$ 395.00 |
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U.S. MODEL 1816 WICKHAM
CONTRACT FLINTLOCK MUSKET Dated 1830
Nice unconverted martial flintlock musket. Walnut stock is nice and dark with one
sliver missing just behind the nose cap. Two cartouches are visible, but are weak.
Lock markings behind the hammer, being "Phila / 1830" in two
vertical lines are very strong. The markings in front of the hammer "U.S. /
M.T. Wickham" are somewhat obscured by moderate pitting from firing. The breach
markings being a "P" in a depressed circle and and stamped "U.S." are
readable with the "P" being strong. All metal is brown and smooth with the
exception of the lock in front of the hammer, and the breach on the lock side, which
exhibits moderate pitting consistent with use. The frizzen has been relined after
wearing from use and that lining has worn through as well. This gun was fired! A
nice honest martial flintlock! $ 2495.00 |
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MANUFACTURER MARKED OVOID JUG
Two gallon capacity ovoid shaped jug stamped "Smith, Brickner & Co /
Albany" all highlighted in blue with a "2" capacity stamp as well.
13" tall and in perfect condition.
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MANUFACTURER MARKED BLUE DECORATED STORAGE CROCK
One gallon ovoid, wide mouth crock with blue decoration around the lifting lugs, and the
stamped maker's mark. Mar reads, "Smith & Day / Manufacturers / Norwalk
Con" in a nice blue oval. Crock is 9" tall and about 6" at the
opening. Condition is near perfect with only a few very minor base chips.
$ 395.00 |
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WOOD & BRASS ENGLISH TELESCOPE
Circa 1820
Approximately 20" long closed, and 38" fully extended and 2-3/8" diameter
at it's largest point. The inner brass tube is marked "Harris & Son London
/ Day or Night". There are a couple of rivets missing, and I don't know how
well it works, though the lenses look ok. Displays very well.
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CURRIER & IVES PRINT "THE BRAVE WIFE"
Period frame is approximately 15" X 19". At the bottom of the print reads,
"The wife who girds her husband's sword, 'Mid little ones who
weep or wonder, And bravely speaks the cheering word, What tho' her heart he
rent asunder, Doomed nightly in her dreams to hear, The bolts of war around
him rattle, Hath shed as sacred blood as e'er, Was poured upon the line of battle!"
Nicely hand-colored and ready to hang! $ 150.00 |
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MILITIA OFFICERS SWORD WITH WONDERFUL ETCHED BLADE
AND IVORY GRIP Circa 1825
Overall length of sword is 35" with a 30-3/4" blade. The blade is
beautifully etched with a cannon tube crossed with a sword, flags and other trophies
amidst floral motif on one side; and a panel with 22 six pointed stars and floral motif on
the other. The grip is of ivory or bone, with cracks on both sides and about a
1" X 1/4" piece missing on one side. The throat washer is still there and
in good shape, and the scabbard is undamaged, with a mixture of brown and bright metal. A
very nice early sword! $ 1195.00 |

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CS-Unlisted CONFEDERATE NAVY;
B\M: Harding & Sons / London.
Coat Size. Rare backmarked.
$ 2595.00 |
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GAR PAINTED CANTEEN.
Classic Civil War "bull's eye"canteen with one side painted gold with red, white
and blue stripes. The other side is a solid gray color. Probably for a Garand Army
of the Republic (GAR) hall. Great Civil War folk art!
$ 495.00 |
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PROBABLE CONFEDERATE TINTYPE
1/9th Plate, waist-up view of soldier wearing a two-piece buckle that has been gilded with
what appears to be "CS". Full case. Reported to have been purchased from
an eastate sale in Georgia.
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DON TROIANI'S SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
182 Pages filled with great text and hundreds of color photos of Revolutionary War
artifacts, many of which have never been published before, accompanied by artist
renderings depicting individual soldiers and battle scenes, all with the incredible
attention to detail that Don Troiani is known for! From Bunker Hill to Yorktown, this book
has it all!
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CIVIL WAR PERCUSSION CAP BOX
Light crazing on outer flap but stitching is tight and box is complete. No wool, but
some original caps are still inside. Marked on inner flap "Newark / N.J."
$ 200.00 |
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CIVIL WAR NAVY FUSE BOX
Marked under the flap "USNY / Boston." Very nice smooth leather with solid
closure tab.
$ 375.00 |
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MODEL 1858 SMOOTHSIDE CANTEEN WITH BROWN COVER.
Great condition with full cover that has a small 3" long seem split along the edge at
the 5 o'clock position. Original stopper.
$ 450.00 |
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MODEL 1858 SMOOTHSIDE CANTEEN WITH BLUE-GRAY COVER.
Perfect condition with 100% of original cover that appears to be a blue-gray color.
The initials "JHF" are deeply carved into the pewter spout. Beautiful
piece!
$ 595.00 |
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MODEL 1858 SMOOTH SIDE CANTEEN WITH TIN SPOUT.
Somewhat unusual appearance with a few light body dings and a great tin spout with
original cork and stopper. This is the canteen that is often referred to as the St.
Louis Arsenal style.
$ 295.00 |

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PAIR of BRASS EPAULETS. A pair of epaulets or
"shoulder scales" worn on the top of the shoulder of the uniform. Display
wonderfully by themselves, or mounted on a uniform. $ 395.00 |
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Cloth Corps Badge 1st Corps - Sphere
Approximately 2-1/4" in diameter, with green polished cotton backing, and gold
bullion border. $ 495.00 Stolen!! This was
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M-16 CIVIL WAR
CARBINE BRUSH Barrel brush with approximately 26" long leather cord
for pulling it through the breach-loading carbine. Excellent condition
$ 59.00 |
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