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Militaria: US Civil War


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Militaria: US Civil War?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
At first glance one might think this to be just another antique saw. Something a carpenter Might have used to build an item out of wood. That image is quickly dispersed after reading the marking found on the bow of this saw. The doctors at ‘St. Catherine’s’ did not build tables or chairs with this heavy old saw. Rather they used it to remove limps that were beyond any hope of saving. Removing leg or arms required a large saw like this to cut through the bones. Doing do also required a strong stomach. Just thinking of such a brutal operation makes me shiver. Although this saw is marked as being owned by St Catherine’s Can., It was purchased from a Civil War enthusiast in Virginia, which leads to the conclusion that there is a high likelihood this saw and the doctor who used it, left his post at St. Catherine’s Hospital and made his way south to help fill the enormous need for surgeons and doctor to help treat the wounded and dying men who fought on both sides during our country’s Civil War. Chances are this gruesome tool of medicine was used time and time again at some make shift field hospital within earshot of some battle between North and South. I have seen pictures of the tools and the hospitals and one thing is for certain. We can all be thankful for the hospitals available to us now. Saw measures 22 long by 7 at the highest and has a well used, but still sharp 15.5 inch blade.  Vintage Gettysburg Booklet. The Booklet has many Old Photos of the Battlefield. The Cover has Some Stains,Folds, and Wear. The Photographs are from the Late 1800s. The Photos show Dirt Road with Wagon Wheel Tracks. No Auto Tracks! The Page have some Minor Discoloring from Age and Use. The Booklet was most likely a Souvenir from the Battlefield. The Booklet has 33 Pages, all with Vintage Photographs of the Battlefield. The Booklet is Marked: Published by William H. Tipton, Gettysburg, PA., Copyright, August, 1899 by J.H. Avil Philadelphia, PA. Vintage Gettysburg Booklet and Very Rare Find for the Age. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!! Free US Shipping via First Class Mail.  The invalid feeders of years ago such as this one were used to feed the invalid or those too ill to feed themselves. This one has a few faint hairlines in glaze but no damage to the feeder itself such as chips, etc. Shipping cost within USA - $10.00 which includes insurance. Other countries the shipping cost is determined after purchase. No handling cost.   This is a set of 6 black and white real photo postcards from the 1950's showing the Sharpsburg Rifles Unit reenactors in battle. The photography was done by Ament Studios, Braddock Heights, Md. The back of each card gives a brief description of the photo on the front. The battlefield in the background looks much different than it does today. (We live nearby). Apparently they were not called reenactors in the fifties, as the back of each card refers to them as a "Restoration of an original Civil War unit". All 6 postcards are in very good condition with sharp corners, no creases and are very clean.

Civil War era. Large Amputation Bone Sa $219.00

  

Vintage Gettysburg Americas Great Battle

 

Old Invalid Feeder, Small White Iron Sto $24.50

  

Sharpsburg Rifles Antietam Reenactors Po $25.00
Amber shooter's glasses with the original case, circa 1800's. Overall good condition. The right stem has one broken connection, which is shown in photos. Please study the photos carefully and contact us with any questions.  Hello, I have listed two flintlocks today. Now I am listing the flint that was found with them. It has the leather protective piece that was used with it. Obviously, I do not know how old the piece of leather is, so I am just telling you it was with it when the weapons were found. It is in good condition. If you have questions, please e-mail. Thanks. Lurleem  Antique childs school book, 1861 US Civil War era, Sanders New Third Reader. Published by Sower, Barnes and Co., Philadelphia and Ivison, Phinney and Co. New York. Well-used condition, partially loose from the spine, considerable usage wear which I tried to show in the detail photos, looks intact. Great addition to any Civil War or childrens book collection!  This is an unmarked 8 oz. Kimbrough Army Hospital coffee mug. It is gray with USA Meddac Kimbrough Army Hospital and a medical sign in burgundy. The other side has "Thanks For Serving". It is in excellent condition.

Shooters Spectacles with Original Case~1

 

Original Flintlock Flint $75.00

  

Sanders New Third Reader 1861 $34.95

  

Unmarked Kimbrough Army Hospital Coffee $4.99
This is a set of 2- 124th US Army Reserve Command 8 oz. coffee mugs. They are white with 124th US Army Reserve Command in red. An emblem in the center and gold medical sign at the bottom. The other side has a list of med dets and hospitals in red letters "Meet The Challenge". One of the mugs has gold trim, one does not. They are in excellent condition.  This is an unmarked 10 oz. coffee mug. It is a cream mug with US Marine Guadalcanal, B.S.I.P Oct, 1942 on one side and "Never Forget The Price Of Freedom" all in brown on the other side. It is in excellent condition.  THE PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR Francis Trevelyan Miller -- Editor- in- Chief RARE: This is a First Edition of all ten volumes of Miller's famous photo-documentary of the Civil War. In addition, it is also a LIMITED EDITION of 1,000. . ..all books marked 70. "Miller's work still remains the major source for photographs of the Civil War, the greatest single collection of Brady illustrations. The Mathew Brady photographs represent the first instance of a comprehensive photo-documentation of a war. As the New York Times reported, Brady had brought home to us the terrible reality and earnestness of war." The ten volume set contain over 3,389 images. I - The Opening Battles II - Two Years of Grim War III - Decisive Battles IV - The Calvary V - Forts and Artillery VI - The Navies VII - Prisons and Hospitals VIII - Soldier Life Secret Service IX - Poetry and Eloquence X - Armies and Leaders New York: The Review of Reviews Co., 1911. © 1911, by Patriot Publishing Co., Springfield, Mass. Printed in New York, U.S.A. The Trow Press. This 100 year old collection of ten volumes is all Original Black Leather with gold gilt. There is minor wear to a few of the books and bindings, but a beautiful set and rare in this condition. Comes from a smoke free home.  Here is an unissued pair of M1872 Company Sergeant Quarter Master chevrons. This is part of an extensive collection of militaria that we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview, in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. These chevrons are in excellent condition. 10 x 8 inches. A fabulous addition to any fine militaria collection!

124th US Army Reserve Command Set of 2 C $8.99

  

Unmarked US Marine Coffee Mug $3.99

  

The Photographic History of the Civil Wa $4000.00

  

Pair Co. Quarter Master Sgt Infantry Che $75.00
This is Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve Sterling silver Bracelet, In excellent condition, Measuring approximately 7 3/4 inches long  This is a pair of rare issued M1872 Cavalry chevrons off of a uniform. These are part of an extensive militaria collection we are listing over the next several months. Items listed will be available for preview in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. This fabulous pair of chevrons is in superb condition and are the proper lemon yellow. There is slight soiling and one minor material pull. These still display beautifully. They are approximately 7.5 inches on each length of the V. A wonderful addition to any fine Cavalry collection!  Here is a pair of unissued M1872 Ordnance Chevrons for the rank of Corporal. These are part of an extensive collection we are listing over the next several months. Items listed will be available for previewing in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. The chevrons are in excellent, unused condition, with each side of the V measuring 7.5 inches. A great addition to your militaria/chevron collection!  This is a single M1873 Chevron for a Quarter Master Sergeant. This is are part of an extensive collection of militaria that we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed will be available for preview in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. The chevron is in excellent condition. Dimensions are 10 x 6 inches. An excellent addition to your Cavalry collection.

RCNVR ID Bracelet $120.00

  

Pair of Issued M1872 Cavalry Chevrons $130.00

  

Pair of Unissued M1872 Ordnance Chevrons $75.00

  

Cavalry M1873 Sergeant Quarter Master Ch $65.00
This is an unissued pair of Infantry Sergeant chevrons M1872. This is part of an extensive collection of militaria that we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview, in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. These chevrons are in excellent condition and are 8.5 x 11 inches. A fabulous addition to any fine militaria collection!  This is an unissued M1872 single regimental Quarter Master Sergeant Infantry chevron, which is part of an extensive militaria collection we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. In superb condition, the dimensions are 10 x 6.5 inches. This would be an exceptional addition to your Infantry or militaria collection.  This is an unissued pair of Artillery Sergeant chevrons M1872. This is part of an extensive collection of militaria that we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview, in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. These chevrons are in excellent condition and 8 inches in length on each side of the V. A fabulous addition to any fine militaria collection! We make every effort to describe each item as accurately as possible, however, we are not experts in all items consigned to us. Please feel free to contact us with any information you may wish to add.  Here, we have a single M1886 Infantry Pioneer Chevron. This is part of an extensive collection of militaria we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. The chevron is in excellent condition and measures 10 1/2 x 5 1/4 inches. A great addition to your militaria collection.

M1872 Pair of Infantry Sgt Chevrons Unis $65.00

  

M1872 Quarter Master Sgt. Infantry Chevr $65.00

  

M1872 Pair of Unissued Artillery Chevron $65.00

  

M1886 Infantry Pioneer Chevron $45.00
Original and extremely rare ca 1890s US Mounted Indian Scout Dress helmet for the 7th cavalry. Complete with Red and White Horsehair plume, one piece red/white helmet triplette and Aiguillette Cords for wear with uniform coat. Has original crossed arrow side buttons, plate with crossed arrow overlays and original 7th cavalry insignia. Excellent+ condition throughout. Please note the QMD inspection stamp inside the subtle leather sweatband. Size is __. A magnificent example for a museum or high-end collection. Complete and original examples of this helmet in excellent shape are rarely encountered. We have been authorized to sell a very high-end military collection and this is one of the very fine items we have to offer. A similar one, not in as fine condition, is available for $2,900. Additional pictures are available. This is an incredible opportunity to add a rare jewel to your militaria collection!  Here, we have an excellent pair of Military School Stripes-Chevrons. These are part of a a significant collection of U.S. militaria that we are listing over the next several months. Items listed are available to be previewed in Delray Beach, Florida. While we believe that these chevrons date back to the Indian Wars, it is possible that they are older than that era. They are in superb condition. Dimensions - they are approximately 6 1 2/ inches in length, 6 inches at the widest point, and approximately 1/4 inch at the narrowest point. A fabulous piece of history to be added to your militaria collection or a great gift for your collector friend or relative!  We are proud to have been selected to assist in the sale of an extensive and significant collection of militaria. Please visit often, as we will be listing amazing items over the next several months. Items listed are available for viewing in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. Here, we have a fabulous and rare officer's sword belt holder, which was worn with officer's dress uniforms. c 1872 Excellent condition, with some expected tarnish. The dimensions are 9 x 1/2 inch. A trophy item to be added to your U.S. militaria collection. A perfect holiday gift!  We are pleased to have been selected by one of the foremost collectors of U.S. militaria, to divest his vast collection, which spans the Civil War until WWII. Please visit us often, as we will be listing this extensive colection over the next several months. Items listed will be available for viewing in South Florida. Please contact us for details. We are pleased to present a fabulous and rare original 42 star flag c 1889. The stars are hand sewn. It is in good condition, with some staining. There are no tears. We believe this flag dates to the 1880s, as the 43 star flag became official on July 4, 1890. The dimensions are 93 x 57 inches. What a great piece of history to add to your collection and just in time for Fourth of July!

US Mounted Indian Scout Dress Helmet c 1

 

Very Early Military School Stripes-Chev $45.00

  

Antique Officer's Sword Belt Holder c 18 $110.00

  

Original 42 Star Flag w / Hand Stitched St $650.00
This is an antique 42 star parade flag, which while in not perfect condition is fabulous. This is part of an extensive collection that we will be listing over the next several months. Items listed are available for preview in Delray Beach, Florida. Please contact us for details. If you are looking for a specific item of militaria, we can probably help. Please feel free to contact us with your wish list. The 42 star became official on July 4, 1889. The condition is used, with stains and tears, which are seen in the pictures. The dimensions are 23 x 17 1/2 inches. A fabulous item to be added to your collection.  The official 36 star U.S. official flag is one of the most spectacular items we have cataloged and photographed. The pictures tell the story. Unfortunately, we only are allowes space for eight. However, we have many more, so please let us know if you would like to see all of them In amazing condition for its age, there is one original repair that is beautifully done. The hand stitching is incredible. There is staining. The dimensions are 69 x 136 inches. The flag became official in 1865, when Nevada was admitted as a state. It was official until 1867, when Nebraska was admitted. This flag would be an fabulous jewel in any fine collection or the perfect holiday gift for that special collector. Feel free to contact us for a shipping rate. This treasure will need to be specially packed to be shipped safely to its new home.  Here, we have a pair of officer's shoulder straps, Captain's rank, either from the Indian Wars. These are in overall good condition, with some soiling, wear and a bit of tarnish. 4 x 1 3/4 inches. A fabulous addition to your U.S. militaria collection.  Fantastic military pin or brooch, made from 9 c gold with fine enamel accents, excellent detail, as per images, In excellent condition, Measuring approximately 2 x 3/4 inch.

Antique 42 Star U. S Parade Flag c 188 $75.00

  

Antique Civil War Era 36 Star Official F $1200.00

  

Pair Artillery Captain's Shoulder Straps $125.00

  

RAF Gold Pin - Golden Wings $350.00
Vintage, 1864 undated but not a modern reprint, engraving of Sherman's Campaign in Georgia-The Battle of Resaca. Has been cut down from the original page size thought the image is complete. Has a fold crease, several edge tears and waterstaining on the borders. Most problems could be covered with a good mat. 6 in. x 11 in.. Great for any Civil War enthusiast! Priced according to condition.  Here is one of the most well recognized spoon and wreath type belt buckles worn during the times of the Civil War. This antique Virginia two piece brass belt buckle has a nice, even age patina that doesn't burn the tongue as ones that have been chemically aged to look old always do. Robert E. Lee and his Army of Northern Virginia wore this and other buckles and plates for thweir home state of Virgina with fierce pride and the utmost confidence. Confidence in their General, in their cause, and in their dreams of forming a new government to replace the one run by influences mostly of Northern desires. I've also attached a photo of this same buckle from Kirchner's book of Civil War buckles and plates, which is pretty much the exact match to the piece shown in this listing. A fine Civil War belt buckle to add to your collection. Va. CSA   This is an early U.S. Navy tarred cap, which was warn during rains during the Civil War through the Indian Wars. It is in excellent condition. A perfect addition to your militaria collection or a special gift for that collector Dad!  A very old, very small and easy to carry Oil lamp that is of the type carried by many soldiers in the days of the Civil War. Used cautiously, this small light would have been just enough to allow a lonely soldier enough light to read or write letters to home, or to gaze longingly at a small photo of the girl he left behind. Original period lamp

Battle of Resaca 1864 Harpers Weekly Pri $24.95

  

Civil War Era Confederate Va. spoon & w $897.00

  

Antique Civil War Navy Tarred Cap $250.00

  

Civil War era Personal Oil Lamp - readin $47.00
If you lived in the time of the Civil War and carried a shotgun, you also carried one of these old tools. This is a measuring device used to measure out a correct portion of Black Powder when loading shotgun shells. Depending what you planned on hunting, you would add an appropriate amount of black powder to each sheel. This device made keeping the loads equal a whole lot easier. Made by DE Co. Torrington, Conn  Imagine sitting close to a campfire, surrounded by fellow soldiers who are all wondering if the next day might be their last. This is a typical Game Box that was carried from campsite to campsite by many a young soldier from North to South. Dominoes, Dice, Jacks and original boxes. Civil War entertainment.  Another great old Shadowbox edition would be this relic part of the leather scabbard off a Civil War sword. Great coloring. Tons of potential.  If you know someone who loves to take small items and turn them into a great display by placing them into a shadowbox, these parts of an actual Civil War Pinfire Pistol will really put a smile on their face. Items shown are included.

Early Powder Measure for Loading Shotgun $63.00

  

Civil War Games & Wooden Games Boxes $98.00

  

Relic tip portion of Civil War Sword Sca $39.00

  

Civil War Relic Pinfire Revolver parts. $77.00
Talk about a neat old piece of American History. This very useful old wooden box was once used as a safety precaution for the handling of TNT, or Dinamite. The sliding lid was lost sometime ago, but this near little wooden box will look great in your office or family room, will serve as a useful and decorative container for anything from DVD's to Dominoes and will certainly generate more than it's fair share of interesting conversations. Meaures 15 x 7 x 6 inches. Wow. Boom!  If you are really into using real antique items as decorations, here's a great old item to add to your medicine chest. This is a part bottle of Parke Davies Heart Tonic Pills. The ingredients are much to old to be consumed by humans, but the bottle and the label will make an excellent gift for someone with unique tastes in decorating.  Not for Human Consumption... For those of you who love to decorate with rel antique items, this old box of Boston Spiced Bitters is a great irtem for kitchen or bathroom. The label tells it all. A unique gift item.  This neat old stonewear bottle was purchased decades ago from a little shop south of Gettysburg. These Two-Toned Ginger Beer Bottles were almost as common in the days of the Civil War as are the aluminum cans that our soda comes in today. This bottle has a slightly tapered lip with one ring below it and stands just over 8 inches tall. The glazing colors have faded slightly with time and the bottle shows quite a number of small flaws that appeared with the bottle being fired. I think every Civil War collection should have one of these old beer bottles and this one is a fine example of Civil War era crockery bottles.

TNT, Explosives, Wooden Carry Crate - C $119.00

  

Early Parke Davies Meds. Heart Tonic pi $35.00

  

Boston Spiced Bitters - Wilson Botanical $29.00

  

1860's Ginger Beer Bottle. Civil War Era $29.00
A fine looking Civil War, Confederate, Georgia state seal, coat size uniform button. 100% gilded gold plate. Maker & location stamped into back. ( see photos) You'll have a hard time findinf a nicver looking Georgia Civil War era button than this. 23.5mm. Examine the photos for more detail.   A Federal oval US cartrisdge box plate (Reg. 1839)made using the Dingee dies that featured the tall, more narrow, round based U & S. This old box plate is in the same, unpolished condition as when it was found. The plate retains a great looking age patina that I think would benefit from a little gun oil, but that's a decision I'll leave to it's new owner. The piece was purchased many years ago from a private collection of Civil War artifacts. It still has the original lead backing, but the loops have rusted away long ago. The US box plate was made using the same molds that formed the US belt buckle plates. It measures approximately 3 7/16 inches across and 2.25 inches wide and other than a few bumps and bruises, the cartridge box plate is in very good condition. Please see the photos and if you have any questions, feel free to contact Picker’s . Thank you, JM Free shipping with purchase.  An original Civil War Eagle Breast plate that was purchased from a resident of Taneytown, Maryland. The little town is located less than 15 miles due south of Gettysburg,Pa. and less than a day's march from several other famous Civil War Battlefields. This is the WH Smith pattern breastplate used by the Federal Army as well as many of the States. Most were made between 1850 and the state of the war, thus it was worn by both Union and Confederate soldiers. It was to the leather shoulder strap of the soldier's cartridge box in about the area as the man's heart. That was likely the reason the insignia was commonly called a breastplate. This Civil War Breastplate atill has the original lead backling that gave it most of it's strength, but the pair of loops by which it was attached to the shoulder strap have rusted away with time to become no more than bumps in the lead backing. The condition is as found, making this very nice looking Eagle Breat Plate a great representative piece of historic Civil War accoutrements and a fine addition to your collection.  I have to say, the image of Louisiana's Pelican, hovering over and protecting her offspring has always been my favorite of all the Civil War era state seals. This gorgeous die stamped brass plate is one you will seldom see, let alone have the opportunity to own, so don't miss this chance. The plate depicts a Pelican feeding her younfg and was likely made prior to the start of the Civil War, but worn by many a proud Louisiana soldier during the length of the great conflict. A motto can be seen stamped inside the framing ring and it reads, 'Union, Justie and Confidence'. A really fantastic piece of Confederate history. Free shipping in the USA. Others please ask for a quote.

Georgia Civil War non-dug State Seal But $179.00

  

Original Civil War - US cartridge box p $235.00

  

Civil War Union Eagle Breast Plate - Dug $167.50

  

Confederate Civil War, Louisiana Brass b $1377.00
Here we have a rare combination of authentic Civil War pieces collected together at Harper's Ferry, during a building restoration project that took place in the late 1980's. The beautifully preserved brass crossed swords Cavalry insignia was found in a cubby hole under a window opening, wrapped up in a piece of old cloth. Along n with the crossed swords and nearly missed by the young man who made the discovery was this cloth collar star insignia which I believe is in fact the single star that would have been attached to the collar board of a Major in the Confederate Cavalry. This is one of thw rarest of finds. Cloth insignais that were worn in the days of the Civil War are rarely ever found. The years have left only dust or unrecognizable remnants of most cloth pieces, but because the piece was safely tucked away in a dry and dark place, it survived the decades it spent in hiding and can now be a prized addition to your Civil War Collection. This is one of the few Confederate cloth insignias I have ever been lucky enough to locate and I am certain you'll agree with me on the value of this very rare and special find. Free US shipping is also included with purchase.  Here we have another great looking Civil War relic purchased near Taneytown, Maryland, just south of the battlefields at Gettysburg. The plate would have been worn on the sword belt and since it is a model 1864, it would surely have been issued to a Union soldier. A nice, as found piece of Civil War history. Free US shipping included with the sale priced Civil War belt plate.  Here is an original Civil War relic brass two piece belt buckle imported from England and used by several Confederate militias. The plate has the same design on the face as the one shown on page 332 in the Kerksis book on Plates and Buckles of the American Military, as well as the same central design in buttons of the CS staff officers and in particular, on page 135, item 8 of the Howard Crouch book, Civil War Artifacts. The buckle has a great looking age patina and even, uniformity to the wear patterns. This buckle was part of a very extensive collection of Civil War pieces that obviously took the original owner most of his life to gather together. I have quite a good selection of different pieces from this collection listed and will from time to time be adding more to the shop. I think there were only two pieces in this entire collection in quantities of two. For the most part the items I have to offer from this collector's long held stash are one of one and are the only one I have unless noted otherwise. In other words, if you like something, please don't wait too long to buy it, or someone may beat you to it. The Confederate pieces are especially hard to come by and when they are gone, they are more than likely gone for good. I'm offering a number of these rare finds at Sale Prices and in most cases all of these old accoutrements also give you the bonus of Free shipping inside the USA; buyers outside the US, please ask me for a shipping quote.  Here we have an original Civil War Artillery Cannons hat badge. This is a branch of service insignia worn by artillery soldiers and was part of a large collection purchased over twenty years ago from a Frederick, Maryland Civil War enthusiast. The insignia retains a rich and varied age patina. The original brass pins used to attach the insignia to the front of the hat are both in tack. This is a very nice, authentic Civil War piece that can be a great gift for your favorite Civil War Enthusiast. Frewe US shipping on this antique insignia

Civil War Cavalry Hat Pin - Non Dug - Br $477.00

  

Civil War Union Eagle Belt Buckle - Dug $179.00

  

Rare Confederate State 2 pc. Brass Civil $737.00

  

Original Civil War Brass Artillery Hat P $155.00
A nice original brass Hardee Hat War Eagle badge or insignia that got its name from Judge William Hardee, a member of the Officer's Council who adopted the new style hat this badge was used on. When the Civil War broke out, Judge Hardee, a southern loyalist, joined the Confederacy and served as a General in the Confederate Army. This badge has a wonderful age patina and shows very little damage. It is missing on of its two fastening pins off the back, but more than makes up for the missing pin with its high condition. Buy this and receive free US shipping.  Antique bone handled knife and fork set. Shipping cost $5.50 within USA.  This Photographic Reprint is of General Longstreet. The Reprint was made by Leib Image Archives, York, PA. The Size of the Reprint: 14 inches High x 11 inches Wide. Great for Framing. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!!!  This Photographic Reprint is of General J.E.B. Stuart. General Stuart was killed in the Civil War in 1864. The Reprint was made by Leib Image Archives, York, PA. The Size of the Reprint: 14 inches High x 11 inches Wide. The Reprint was made from the Original Photograph. Great for Framing. Please e-mail me with any Questions!

Civil War Find. Hardee Brass Eagle. Hat $98.00

  

Bone Handled Knife and Fork Set - CW Er $20.00

  

Civil War Photo Reprint-General Longstre $29.95

  

Civil War Photo Reprint- General J. E. B. $29.95
This Civil War Photograph Reprint is of General Robert E. Lee and his Horse: Traveller. The Photograph Reprint was made from the Original Photo. The Reprint was made by Leib Image Archives, York, PA. Size of the Reprint is: 14 Inches High x 11 Inches Wide. Great for Framing. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!!!  This Photographic Reprint is of U.S. Grant. The Reprint was made by Leib Image Archives, York, PA. The Reprint was made from the Original Photograph. Size of the Reprint: 14 inches High x 11 inches Wide. Would be Great for Framing. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!!  Vintage (not a modern reproduction), dated 1875, engraved and published by Johnson, Wilson and Co. of New York. Titled The Capture of the Works at Petersburg, from an original painting by Nast in the possession of the publishers. From an unknown book. Page size 7 in. x 10 3/8 in., image size including text 6 1/2 in. x 7 3/8 in.. Used condition-has an edge and corner water stain, some age discoloration, some light text ghosting on the reverse, was previously cut from a book prior to my purchase of it. No other major problems. Great period piece for framing!  Vintage 1960 booklet titled The War 1861-1865 as depicted in prints by Currier and Ives. Published by the Nationwide Insurance Co., based on their extensive corporate art collection. lightly used, only 1 small edge tear on the front. Intact. Softbound, 5 7/8 in. x 9 inches. 34 pages. Great for Currier and Ives, Civil War collectors or Nationwide Ins. collectors! Free US first class mail shipping!

Vtg. Civil War Photo Reprint-Robert E Lee $29.95

  

Vintage Civil War Photograph Reprint-U. S $29.95

  

Capture of the Works at Petersburg 1875 $35.00

  

The War 1861-1865 Currier and Ives Print $8.95
Vintage c.1960s Gettysburg (PA) Battlefield souvenir creamer. Very nice graphics, very light wear of the gold, no chips or cracks, light crazing but not the ugly kind. 5 in. high. Made in USA. Great for any Civil War collection!  This is a book written by Private Edward Chase with an introduction by General C.H. Howard, printed in 1891 by R.S. Peale & Company of Chicago, entitled The Memorial Life of General William Tecumseh Sherman. The book is not a bad read, it is just not in perfect condition. The back cover has evidence of either getting wet or being in a damp area at some point in its life. There is a tear at the bottom center area of the title page. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.  engraved silver six point star with pin back, 1st lieut. Company A , 195th Regiment, PA Volunteers, recruited in Berks County, PA  Here is a battlefield dug remnant from our Civil War. We have absolutely no doubt in the authenticity of this piece. The style and composition of the plate closely matches various handmade Confederate plates and buckles in the Kerksis book on civil war plates of the American Military. There are so many known variations of this type belt or box plate, it is impossible to exactly identify the maker, but our research, along with testimony by a relative of the man who originally found this piece, we have concluded this plate is an actual confederate relic. The piece was purchased from the relative of a private collector, now deceased. As you can see in the photos, the plate has neither lead filler or hooks filling the back and has been otherwise flattened and abused by time and other causes that will remain unknown. None the less, this is a rare find and still a worthwhile piece of civil war history. The man who found it lived in the country not far from Hagerstown Maryland and claimed to have found this plate, as well as several other related items, while exploring along the banks of the Antietam Creek. The general location he described is close to the place where fighting took place. For years this plate remained glued to a plaque covered in red felt and displayed by its owner. You can still see a few tiny bits of that felt if you look closely at the plate's back. At some point after the collector's death, the display fell apart and pieces were left behind when the property was abandoned.

Vintage Gettysburg Battlefield Souvenir $9.95

  

The Memorial Life of General William Tec $45.00

  

identified silver Civil War badge

 

CS - Dug Confederate Oval Buckle or Box $449.00


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