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HOLY GRAIL CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR CANTEEN.Here is one of the holy grails of Confederate items. A CS tin canteen not many have been seen. Very few Museums have one in their collection. One of the rarest of all Confederate items made. In good solid condition with a small pin prick hole from rust. POR
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SCARCE C.S.A. 4-BARREL PISTOL.A unique pistol with 3-inch long 4-barrels and large .42 caliber. Pistol has a lever on the right side. You can turn it to the left to shoot the top barrels and right to shoot the bottom barrels. It has double set triggers. There are no maker marks or import stamps. It was made in America circa 1860’s. A real good chance it was carried by a Confederate soldier since the Union weapons were heavily maker stamped. When cocked back you have to push the triggers forward for it to stay cocked. It may have been a safety feature for this gun. When cocking back the springs are very strong. This is a really cool pistol. $5750
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REMINGTON FACTORY ENGRAVED VEST MODEL.Factory engraved Remington vest model. Very scarce .32 rim fire. Remington address on top barrel flat at chamber. Nice two piece rose wood grips. $3950
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C.S.A CIVIL WAR BUCKLE.Civil War C.S.A Rectangular Buckle. Large quantities were issued to the Army of Tennessee during the winter of 1862-1863. $2550 |
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE LIEUTENANT COLONEL KEPI.Very rare Civil War Confederate cap worn by Lieutenant Colonel. Very nice gold bullion trim. Cap came from an old collection in Georgia. This cap would be a center piece for the most advanced collection. $5295
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FANCY GOLD CIVIL WAR GENERAL SPURS.Fancy engraved gold Civil War spurs with long shanks. $3995
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1738 ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT MANUSCRIPT, BOSTON TEA PARTY.Manuscript document on paper, signed between Thomas Baylias and Richard Clarke, where Baylias would work for the Richard Clarke Co. For five years. Clarke, a Boston merchant, had ties to the East Indian Company, and was a consignee of the tea thrown in the Boston Harbor, London, England, 1738. Measures 15.25” x 9.5” $3795
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CONFEDERATE READ & WATSON CIVIL WAR RIFLE.This is an extremely rare Confederate rifle made from 1862-1863 by the firm of Read and Watson in Danville, Virginia, by altering a .52 caliber Hall M1819 breechloading rifle to a percussion muzzle-loader. Virginia had acquired 1,000 of these rifles from 1836 to 1838 (and an equal number of carbines) from the U.S. government under the terms of the 1808 militia act. Existing payment vouchers from May 1862 to September 1863 show the state paid Read and Watson for converting roughly 900-1,000 Halls. Most were apparently the rifles. $7995
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CIVIL WAR SADDLE.In nice condition Civil War Saddle. Great for display. $2595
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IDENTIFIED CIVIL WAR SOLIDER & WIFE AMBROTYPES BULLET & BUTTON.Civil war solider Benjamin Franklin Jones & his wife Mary Jane White Jones. Grouping consists of ambrotype photos of Benjamin & wife Mary Jones. Brought back from the war bullet & button. Tintype photo of civil war solider Benjamin Jones in full uniform and weapons. A nice civil war grouping. Solider was probably wounded and is the original bullet pulled from his body. Cases are unattached. $1550
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CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR MEDAL.Civil war medal dated 1863 to 1910 member. Medal is in good condition. $595 |
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CONFEDERATE SOLIDER 1/4 PLATE AMBROTYPE PHOTO.Quarter plate of a Confederate Infantry soldier leaning against his sword and a pillar statue on it. He has infantry bugle cap device a square belt buckle and what appears to be a Confederate foot soldier sword. Condition is good except a small crack running across his feet. Does not detract from photo. $1295 |
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ANTIQUE EDWARD BARNES & SONS ABALONE HANDLE KNIFE.1860’s U.S. EWARD BARNES & SONS Abalone handle knife. Measures 9 1/4 inches with a 5 1/2-inch blade. $1795
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STUNNING CONFEDERATE BOWIE KNIFE.Large Confederate bowie knife measuring 20.5 inches with blade at 15.25 inches. Handle is made from Southern yellow pine. Iron guard with belt hanger. Very nice Bowie knife. $8995
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ANTIQUE HAND FORGED MINERS CANDLE HOLDER.Old hand forged Miner’s candle holder. $150
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CS TWO-PIECE CIVIL WAR BUCKLE.Civil war Two-Piece Confederate buckle. One side of the bar has been cleaned and the number 63 found. A nice rare Confederate buckle. $3750
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BUSH WHACKERS OF MISSOURI CIVIL WAR.Tintype photo of 5 Missourians bush whackers of the civil war. Weapons are strapped on and ready to go. Each man chewing on cigar. Bottom right looks like” BILLY THE KID”. A superb tintype photo. $5250 |
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ROBERT E. LEE PHOTO AMAZING PERIOD FRAME.Confederate general Robert E. Lee photo in amazing, engraved frame. $1250
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RARE REV WAR PLUG BAYONET FIGHTING KNIFE & SHEATH.Nice Rev War Plug Bayonet Fighting Knife with its original wood sheath. Total length 16 1/8”, Blade length 9”. $1575
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CIVIL WAR M1851 PATTERN BELT BUCKLE SPREAD WINGED EAGLE.Indian wars buckle spread winged Eagle stars and bars silvered wreath. $395 |
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CIVIL WAR BUGLE.Civil war bugle in good condition. $1250 |
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INDIAN WARS McCLELLAN SADDLE.Indian wars McClellan saddle with brass stirrups marked US 11.5 inch seat. $1795
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1800’S SLAVE BALL.Circa early 1800’s slave ball. $575 |
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CIVIL WAR SADDLE.Civil war saddle large round horn. $450 |
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ANTIQUE SNAKE BUCKLE.Antique snake buckle measures 2 1/4 inches wide. $395 |
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BULLS EYE CANTEEN.Confederate tin canteen bulls’ eye with leather carrying strap. $1395 |
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CIVIL WAR OFFICERS SPURS.Civil war officer spurs in good condition. $250 |
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17 CIVIL WAR BUCKLES.17 Civil War bridal buckles. $275 |
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1853 US BATTY POWDER FLASK.Rare US powder flask marked on rim 1853 Batty. It is missing the spout other wise in good condition. $595
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CIVIL WAR HORSESHOE INSIDE TREE.Civil war horseshoe blown into tree. Found at Gettysburg in 1925. $1295
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1800’S SCRIMSHAW POWDER HORN SHIPS.Circa 1800’s scrimshaw ships powder horn. $995
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CIVIL WAR SADDLE.Nice civil war saddle with US on stirrup covers. Saddle is in good sound condition and makes for a great display. $1595
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LOUISIANA TIGERS CONFEDERATE BUCKLE.The Louisiana Tigers was a name given to a battalion of soldiers from the state of Louisiana who served with the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. Instead of wearing the standard gray jackets associated with the Confederate Army, the Louisiana Tigers were known for their colorful uniforms comprised of bright red shirts, billowing pantaloons made of blue and white striped fabric, red fezzes with blue tassels, and sometimes blue jackets with red embroidery. This clothing was influenced by the Turkish Zouave uniforms, a nickname often used when referring to the Louisiana Tigers. P.O.R
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1839 LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS BOOK.Rare 1st edition 1839 Lives of The Presidents book in good condition. $250
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SOUTH CAROLINA MARKED CIVIL WAR SPURS.Rare confederate South Carolina spurs marked inside of heel band S/C with the Palmetto tree and GESCHMIEDET. Spurs are in good condition. $2575
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