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SCARCE CONFEDERATE TIN CIVIL WAR CANTEEN.A very rare Confederate Civil War canteen with handle. One of the scarcest items to find in the Confederate field of collecting. In good solid condition. POR
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CIVIL WAR C.S.A SIDE ROWELL SPURS.Civil war rare Confederate spurs. Rowell is made sideways instead of up and down. $1895
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CIVIL WAR 1860 COLT ARMY REVOLVER HOLSTER.Civil War 1860 Colt army holster in super nice condition. $1550
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1851 COLT NAVY CIVIL WAR REVOLVER.Civil War 1851 Colt Navy Revolver made in 1861. Colt still has some original blue and case hardening. Has a good bore and is mechanically fine. $3550 |
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IDENTIFIED CSA 6TH REG ARKANSAS VOLS. CO. A. CONFEDERATE BUCKLE.Most rare Arkansas confederate identified buckle with soldier’s name and regiment engraved on back. Anything from Arkansas is nearly impossible to come by. $4750
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C.S.A GENERAL JOHN McCAUSLAND SADDLE & LETTER.Very rare and historic General John McCausland Civil War saddle with letter. McCausland’s regiment fought in the brigade of Brigadier General John B. Floyd in western Virginia and was transferred to Bowling Green, Kentucky, to serve in General Albert Sidney Johnston’s army. McCausland and his men fought at the Battle of Fort Donelson and escaped before the Confederates surrendered the fort in February 1862. For the remainder of 1862 and 1863, McCausland’s troops fought in the Department of Southwest Virginia. There, McCausland gained the nickname “Tiger John” for his fearless partisan raids. POR
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CIVIL WAR SILVER OFFICERS SPURS.Nice small set of civil war silver officers’ spurs. The shank is in the form of horse head. Original leather straps are still on the spurs. $1595 |
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CONFEDERATE BOWIE KNIFE 28 KILL NOTCHES.A fascinating Confederate bowie knife with 28 notches in wood handle. Name on iron guard R.B. Ro…. Measures 13 inches with an 8-3/4-inch blade. $6750
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”EGG-SHAPED” CSA OVAL, BELT PLATE.Civil war ”Egg-Shaped” CSA Oval, Belt Plate. This was primarily a western theater plate issued to the Army of Tennessee during 1862 and 1863. The CSA belt plate is much rarer than the die struck CS plate. They made large quantities of the CS plate. Not many of the CSA belt plates are encountered. $5750
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1850’s WELLS FARGO & CO EXPRESS SADDLE HOLSTERS.Rare 1850’s saddle holsters for flintlock pistols. Upon the body of one of the holsters is the remnants of an old Wells Fargo & Co tag. The scabbard portion are hard leather. The muzzles are open ended. $4950
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CIVIL WAR BUGLE ORIGINAL TASSELS.Rare civil war bugle with soldier’s name on rim JW DAUSMANN. Bugle comes with its original tassels. In battlefield condition with dints and dings. $3750
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CIVIL WAR CITIZENS GUARD KENTUCKY FLAG.Rare Civil War Kentucky double sided hand sewn cotton flag. The flag may represent Citizens Guard. Flag measures 36”x 54”. $6550
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CIVIL WAR CLIP POINT CONFEDERATE BOWIE KNIFE.Very nice confederate clip point blade bowie knife. Nice Stagg grips with iron S-guard. B.K. engraved on blade. Measures 17-1/4 inches with a 12-inch blade. $6550
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CIVIL WAR NORTH CAROLINA CONFEDERATE FLAG.North Carolina played a significant role in the Civil War, with many battles and other events taking place in the state, including Battle of Roanoke Island. This important battle took place in early 1862 and involved over 20,000 soldiers and almost 60 ships. Battle of Averasboro, on March 15-16, Confederate General William J. Hardee resisted the right wing of Sherman’s army at this battle. Fort Fisher, Confederate fort protected the trading routes of Wilmington, North Carolina’s port. North Carolina suffered significant human losses during the Civil War, with over 30,000 troops dying, mostly from disease and battle. Very rare Confederate flag measures 38 inches x 22 1/2 inches. P.O.R
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CIVIL WAR GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.GAR Grand Army of The Republic Civil War Veteran Badge. $275 |
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MAYNARD PRIMED POCKET REVOLVER FACTORY CASED.This is an extremely rare & important handgun. It is important because of its unusual & short-lived experimental ignition system which incorporated the Maynard Tape Primer which was cutting edge technology for its time. It is rare because only around 1,000 only were made between 1851-1857 earning it a unique place in firearm & US history. At least 200 of these pistols were known to have been shipped to the abolitionist John Brown in Kansas in 1857, some of which were then known to have used in the failed 1859 raid on the US arsenal at Harpers Ferry in Virginia which was a precursor to the American Civil War. Could this be one of these which was captured & then saw service with the Confederates in the US Civil War? The Massachusetts Arms Co. was an early Colt competitor formed in 1849 by a group which included famous names in the gun business: Horace Smith, Daniel Wesson, Joshua Stephens & J. T. Ames which was later incorporated in March of 1850. The company was successfully sued by Samuel Colt for patent infringement in 1851 for their use of the star mechanism for rotating the cylinders on cocking which was patented by Colt. As a result of the lawsuit, the Massachusetts Arms Co. redesigned their handguns with a hand-revolved cylinder & utilized the Maynard tape primer (legally & under patent). This is the Pocket revolver version that doesn’t have the push button above the trigger. The cylinder doesn’t revolve when cocked back. It is a manual turn to line up with the hammer. A very rare revolver housed in its factory case. Serial #836 $7950
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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. $1850
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE REBEL FLAG.Very nice Civil War Confederate Rebel Flag. Measures 19 1/4” x 35 1/2”. $6250
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CONFEDERATE GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE CDV PHOTO.During the American Civil War, Fitzhugh Lee served as a lieutenant of cavalry and later became the brigadier general of the 1st Virginia Cavalry. He replaced Colonel “Grumble” Jones and played a significant role in the Northern Virginia Campaign. Photo was taken in New Orleans. $395
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CONFEDERATE C.S. CIVIL WAR BUCKLE.Confederate CS Civil War buckle. A Civil War Yankee’s musket ball just clipped the edge of buckle. As you can see remnants of the bullet still remain. $4295
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CIVIL WAR FIGHTING BOWIE KNIFE.Here is a really nice-looking Civil War Bowie knife. The handle is solid and was made to hit solider in the head. Bowie measures 16 1/4 inches and blade 10 3/4 inches. $2250
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MOST UNIQUE COLLEGE HILL CONFEDERATE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY SWORD.This is the most unique and rare Confederate sword made by College Hill for a little drummer boy. The blade has the unstopped fuller. Wood handle is missing wire wrap. Sword measures 24 inches long. A very unique & rare sword. $7750
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE SHORT SWORD & SHEATH.Confederate short sword with original leather sheath. Total length 24 5/8”, Blade length 17 1/4”. Most rare still having its original sheath. $1895
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1800’S PRESENTATION GRADE BLACKFOOT INDIAN DAG KNIFE.This is a rare and exceptional American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Blackfoot Indians dating to the 19th century. This is a presentation grade knife, sometimes referred to as a Chief’s grade knife. Bonham’s Auction House listed a very similar example of Presentation Dag knife in their June 1, 2015, sale which sold for $18,750 and shows the same pattern of manufacture with the elaborate placards and flat grip having a rounded hilt area with flared gripping area which tapered to a round pommel. The knife blade had the same patina as the piece offered here. Sotheby’s Auction House offered a Blackfoot Dag knife that sold for $22,500 that had the same grip pattern and patina blade. The beaver back Dag knife shows a solid wood classic high grade Dag knife handle with brass placards. A great center piece for any collection. por
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FIERCE CONFEDERATE FIGHTING KNIFE.A true Confederate fighting knife. The brass guard is made to hook the blade and jerk it out of hands of the solider. The handle is made extra strong with iron and brass. If hit the handle would not break. This knife was especially made for close combat fighting. The large blade measures 9 inches long and overall measures 13 inches long. It is the coolest confederate fighting knife I have ever owned. $3550
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CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR SPURS.Civil War Confederate spurs with unique shank. $1250
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THE UNION 1861-1865 RECORD & BOOK.If your family is from the North this is very special and historical find for you. As a history buff, very nice addition to your collection. I myself liked the music very much. Marching through Georgia is a great song. Historical album & book for you to enjoy and learn our history. $150
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7th OHIO INFANTRY CIVIL WAR CANTEEN OVI.Rare oil cloth covered 7th Ohio Infantry Canteen. In great condition. $1575
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SOUTHERN CONFEDERATE REBEL SILK WAVER FLAG.Rare 1800’s Confederate Rebel handheld Waver Silk Flag. $1295
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C. HEINZ CONFEDERATE PUSH DAGGER COLUMBIA S.C.Seldom encountered C. Heinz Columbia S.C. Confederate push dagger & original leather sheath. Measures 8 inches with 7-inch blade. $6795
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CONFEDERATE ARKANSAS TOOTHPICK BOWIE KNIFE.Very nice Confederate Arkansas toothpick Bowie knife. Measures 13” with a 8-1/2” blade. $695 |
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1840 ”DRAGOON” WHITE BUFF BELT CROSSED CANNON BUCKLE.A rare U.S. Dragoon ”buff” belt set with crossed cannon’s buckle and original leather sword hangers in excellent condition. This set is perfect for display on a Dragoon uniform. The Dragoons were the earliest U.S. Cavalry and served on the western frontier. Both Lee and Stuart served in the Dragoons before the Civil War. $2995
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