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REV-WAR CANTEEN WITH INSCRIPTION.Rare Rev-War canteen with inscription ”Geo Washington canteen used by Rev War infantryman 1776 found in field in Virgina”. Also, on the side of canteen is ”MV”, Mount Vernon? A nice piece of American history. POR
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ETCHED BLADE AMERICANS MUST AND SHALL RULE AMERICA. CORSAN DENTON MAKER. 1850’S ERA.Etched on blade AMERICANS MUST AND SHALL RULE AMERICA with an Eagle enclosed around circle. Maker marked CORSAN DENTON BURDEKIN & CO SHEFFIELD. Bowie is in great condition with buffalo horn grips. Blade nearly measures 8 inches long and overall is nearly 12 inches. Bowie was made in the 1850’s era. Comes with the original sheath missing the tip. $2950
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1830-1840 JAMES BLACK COFFIN HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE & SHEATH.One of the rarest American made coffin handle knives. Less than 10 known to exist. The bowie knife handle looks to have been decorated with white dots. A real strong chance it was carried by a Native American Indian. Bowie measures 11-1/4 inches with a 6-3/4-inch blade. James Black of Washington Arkansas. 19th century newspapers and books described him as the maker of the first Bowie knife. In 1972, Black’s story was printed in the Congressional Record of the 92nd U. S. Congress under the title, “The Tale of the Man Who Invented the Bowie Knife.” P.O.R
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FACTORY ENGRAVED GOLD-PLATED PEARL GRIPS REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERRINGER.Remington saw handle derringer vest pocket pistol. Factory engraved gold plated with pearl grips. The pearl grips have amazing colors showing. Not much more you could ask for in a gun. The gun is .22 caliber and has fire blue screws and trigger. $8950
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CONFEDERATE BRASS SPUR.Civil war confederate brass single spur. $225 |
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CONFEDERATE ARKANSAS TOOTHPICK KNIFE.A true confederate Arkansas toothpick bowie knife. Wood grips with CSA crudely engraved on one side. Blade measures 8 inches and overall length is 12 inches. $1595
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BRASS DERRINGER.An interesting brass derringer single shot .32 caliber. No maker stamps construction of derringer looks to be confederate made. The brass has the reddish copper tint. Very interesting single shot derringer in good condition. $3750
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FANCY CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MARKED SPURS.Fancy Civil War Confederate spurs maker marked on each band ”OAKES”. Spurs are in good condition with sharp rowels. $2250
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WAIST BELT PLATE ”SCRIPT LETTER” CS TWO-PIECE BUCKLE.Most rare Confederate style with script letters. Confederate Engineers and surgeons typically wore this style. Buckle is non-dug. POR
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2nd TEXAS CAV UNIT H. CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE REVOLVER. T&A NATCHEZ.Confederate made revolver by T&A NATCHEZ inscribed on butt U.H. 2nd TEX CA. Serial number 135 and 31 caliber. Unit H. was Haywood’s Texas Rangers Cav. T&A NATCHEZ may have been an undocumented confederate gun maker. The Union forces may have destroyed everything this company had. I haven’t found anything on the maker. But we do know they at least made 135 revolvers. It is a very rare confederate made revolver. Carried by a 2nd Texas cav solider Haywood’s Texas Rangers. POR
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TEXAS CONFEDERATE DUG BELT PLATE CIVIL WAR.Scarce Civil War Confederate Texas dug belt plate. $5995
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2nd TEXAS INFANTRY CONFEDERATE FLAG.Civil war Confederate 2ND TEXAS INFANTRY FLAG. Printed star and hand stitched letters. Second Texas Infantry, a Confederate regiment, was organized in Galveston in September 1861 by its first commander, Col. John Creed Moore. The regiment organized to protect the coast of Texas from northern invasion and was initially billeted at cotton warehoused in Galveston. It was oved to Camp Bee in Houston by December 1861 to complete training. The unit was composed of ten companies of volunteer militia, and the staff officers were Maj. Hall G. Runnels and Lt. Col. William P. Rogers. By March 1862 the regiment had been moved from Houston to Corinth, Mississippi, to become a part of the Army of the Mississippi, being organized by Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston. While in Mississippi, the Second Texas fought in a number of engagements and skirmishes, including the battle at Shiloh on April 6-7, 1862, for which the unit was cited for bravery by generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Dabney Maury. P.O.R
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CONFEDERATE 1860 COLT REVOLVER.Rare 4-digit serial number 6294. Known shipments of the Model 1860 Armies were made to a number of Southern dealers between 1860-1861. This Colt has seen some service but is still in good condition. These Confederate armies are hard to come by. If you’re looking for a true Confederate revolver for less than $25k. $8950
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South Carolina Confederate Palmetto Guard Civil War Wool Forage Cap.South Carolina Palmetto Guard Confederate wool forage cap with gilt bullion palmetto tree over 1” high brass letters PG, leather visor and chinstrap attached by matching brass “flower” buttons, red polished cotton lining with leather sweet band firmly in place, signs of wear & use throughout, this 6” tall example – only a handful known to exist. $5750
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CONFEDERATE MISSOURI GENERAL JEFF THOMPSON. ”SWAMP FOX”Thompson was a lieutenant-colonel in the Missouri state militia at the outbreak of the Civil War. On July 25, 1861, he was appointed brigadier-general of the 1st Division, Missouri State Guard. He commanded the First Military District of Missouri, which covered the swampy southeastern quarter of the state from St. Louis to Mississippi River. He adopted the nick name Swamp Fox. $3550
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ELEVEN STAR CIVIL WAR CS BUCKLE.Most rare of all confederate buckles. Eleven stars around border. This one is extra special due to having all 3 hooks intact. 90% of the time the hooks would break off. Being weak when made. P.O.R
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1st TEXAS INFANTRY D. K. RICE 1851 navy Colt. Civil War. Confederate. InscribedD. K. Rice wrote his uncle a fabulous letter THE SHARPSBURG FIGHT. Founder of Rice University Wm M. Rice. Uncle to David K. Rice 1st Texas infantry. He served 1861-1865. In 1863 he led his company in action at Gettysburg in July. He was acting major of the regiment from September 1 1863, and took command at CHICKAMAUGA. HE WAS CAPTURED AND TAKEN TO General Rosecran. He refused to give any information. Captain Rice escaped but was unable to get back to his command for several weeks. TEXANS AT ANTIETAM. CAPTAIN RICE wrote a lengthy letter about the Battle of Antietam to his uncle, Wm. M. Rice. A good read, photo below. Captain Rice was wounded several times. Rice was sick in Richmond with pneumonia in the fall and winter of 1864 and was surrendered at Appomattox courthouse, Va on 9 April 1865.
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CONFEDERATE TEXAS 20th INFANTRY DISCHARGE PAPER S.G. SHERMAN PRIVATE.S.G. Sherman private, was under D.A. Morgan’s company. The 20th Infantry Regiment was organized at Galveston, Texas, during the early summer of 1862. The regiment was assigned to the Trans-Mississippi Department and served in Texas. It performed guard duty along the coast from Galveston to the Sabine River. $1550
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MACON ARSENAL CONFEDERATE HOLSTER.Super rare Civil War Confederate holster made by MACON ARSENAL. $5575
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EXCELLENT RARE MODEL 1859 SHARPS CARBINE PURCHASED BY US NAVY.As nice as it gets rare model 1859 sharps carbine purchased by U.S Navy. The serial number and lack of a saddle bar and ring makes it one of a small number purchased by the US Navy in 1861. There are two cartouches on the stock. Weapon is in overall great condition. $8750
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CIVIL WAR C.S.A BUTTON.Civil War Confederate C.S.A Button. $595 |
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REV WAR BUTTON.Rare Rev War Button. $495 |
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TEXAS CONFEDERATE CUFF BUTTONS.Pair Texas Confederate Cuff Buttons. $475 |
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CIVIL WAR EAGLE BUCKLE.Nice Civil War Eagle buckle with silver wreath bordering spread wing Eagle. $495 |
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CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR HOLSTER, BELT, KNIFE SET.Rare Confederate civil war holster, belt and knife. Makes for a nice display. $1495
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OLD PEWTER FLASK DRINKING LID.Old pewter flask with drinking lid. $295 |
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CIVIL WAR C.S.A. BRASS SPURS.Civil war brass spurs came from confederate Texas collection. Spurs are a rare pattern. $895 |
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CIVIL WAR SPURS FISH SCALE PATTERN.Civil war spurs with fish scale design. $695 |
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CIVIL WAR U.S. SADDLE.A nice Civil War Saddle embossed US on stirrup leather. Saddle is in good condition. $2250
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AB. LINCOLN LITHOGRAPH CURRIER & IVES.9 X 13 Lithograph by Currier & Ives Ab. Lincoln. $595
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CIVIL WAR POWDER FLASK.Civil war powder flask measures 4 inches long. It is in good working condition. Rare size. $375 |
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DUG CIVIL WAR SPUR.This old civil war spur was found in Paris Texas while plowing a garden. $325 |
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ANTIQUE CAST IRON EAGLE.1800’s cast iron Eagle measures 12 inches tall. Will make a nice display for any type of collection. Eagle is in good condition. $895 |
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DES. MOINES IOWA G.A.R MEDAL.56th National Encampment Des Moines Iowa G.A.R Medal & Ribbon. Sold |
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CIVIL WAR SPURS.A nice set of Civil War Spurs. $225 |
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CIVIL WAR MEDICAL HORSE BIT.Civil War medical horse bit and original headstall. You pour the medicine into the side spout and there is a hole in the middle of the slobber bar medicine goes into the horses mouth. $350
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1800’S MILITARY BELT & BUCKLE.Nice 1800’s military belt & buckle with Eagle spreading its wings. $695
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