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INDIAN WARS MCCLELLAN SADDLE.Old Indian Wars McClellan saddle. Very hard to find in any condition.Will make for a nice display. $525
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ANTIQUE BRASS SIGNAL CANNON.Antique brass signal or salute cannon. The cannon is made from solid brass with a wooden frame. The walls of the cannon are 3/8” thick. The wooden frame features hammered brass strapping. The signal cannon is in good condition. The bore has not been inspected and firing capability has not been determined. Cannon measures 4” x 13.5” and is 5” tall. Cannon would make a great display over fireplace mantle. $795
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1870 DOCTOR BAGS & BOTTLES.Circa 1870 Doctor bags made by A.A. MELLIER ST. LOUIS MISSOURI. Bags are in pretty good shape one better than the other. These would make for a nice display. $595
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CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR FLAP HOLSTER.Civil war flap holster fits 1851 navy and 1861 Navy Colt revolver. $895
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1830’S SADDLE.Rare circa 1830’s saddle. This is the type of saddle rode durning the Alamo. $5795
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CIVIL WAR HAT BADGES & GUN TOOL.Nice civil war hat badges and gun tool. $250 |
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OLD 1876 STAR FLAG.Linen with printed canton having large 76 in center with eleven eight pointed stars arched above. Machine sewn fly measures 32 x 56 inches. Flag is slightly faded and a few small holes. $2295
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U.S. SADDLE BAGS.Set of U.S. Saddle bags in great condition. $395
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CONFEDERATE SADDLE BAGS.SCARCE Civil War Confederate Saddle Bags. On one side of bag strap is missing. The part that lets the bags hang down is tore but has been reinforced with old leather. Very rare to find a pair of Confederate Saddle bags in any condition. $795
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CAVALRY CARBINE. 7th.CAVALRY INDIANA.Provenance Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. In returning to Memphis 7th. Indiana Cavalry took part in an expedition in search of Forrest surprising his dismounted force at Vernon,capturing the camp and a large quantity of stores, 16 cars loaded with pontoons for Hood’s army, and 4000 new English carbines. Sale to benefit the collections of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Confirmed to be Confederate by Civil War carbine expert Tim Prince. These were imported from England through the blockade to Texas in 1864. A train load of these carbines, destined for Nathan Bedford Forest’s men, was reportedly intercepted and destroyed. December 28, 1864 in Vernon, Mississippi by Union troops. Stamped on the bottom of the stock is Scott & Son and on the top of the stock near the butt plate is an anchor with the letter S below it. The barrel has English proof marks and the numbers 25 indicating it is .577 caliber. The lock plate is the correct 1863 Tower lock plate. $4495
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BATTLEFIELD PICK UP CONFEDERATE D-GUARD.Confederate D-Guard picked up at the battle of Gettysburg. About an inch of the handle is missing. The blade measures 14 inches long and overall 19 1/4 inches. A nice relic for display. $895
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CIVIL WAR D-GUARD.Nice Civil War D-Guard Bowie knife. Measures 17 1/2 with a 13 1/8 inch blade. $1895 |
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CIVIL WAR SHARP SHOOTERS GLASSES.Civil war sharp shooters glasses in good condition. $225 |
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EAGLE HEAD SPURS.Civil war Eagle head spurs in nice condition. $395 |
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CIVIL WAR BAYONET.Civil war bayonet marked U.S. $375
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CONFEDERATE D-GUARD. GUARD FORGED INTO INDIAN HEAD.Confederate D-Guard Bowie knife. 17 1/4 inches long with oak handle. Maker stamp J*K. The guard has been forged into an Indian head. A really fascinating confederate D-Guard Bowie Knife. $1295
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ANDERSONVILLE PRISON E.W. MCINTOSH CIVIL WAR SURIVOR.Rare cabinet card photo of E.W. McIntosh. Captured by the Rebs at Ackworth Georgia Oct 1864. Was then taken to Andersonville prison where he suffered and nearly starved to death. P.O.R
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7TH ARKANSAS CONFEDERATE CARTRIDGE BOX MAGEE & GEORGE NEW ORLEANS MAKER.Inscribed on front of cartridge box PARKIN 7th ARKENSAW INF. Below the CS plate is the maker MAGEE & GEORGE NEW ORLEANS. Magee and George was a noted military manufacturer from the New Orleans area. This firm produced over 50,000 sets of infantry accouterments in only 16 months; until the fall of New Orleans to the Federal army. Products made by this firm were used in both the east and the west. Magee and George had contacts with Louisiana, Mississippi, and Missouri. P.O.R
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CIVIL WAR G.A.R SLOUCH HAT.Nice G.A.R slouch hat in good condition. $695 |
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O.V.I CIVIL WAR BUCKLE.Ohio Vol Inf belt buckle with two hooks missing. $450 |
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CIVIL WAR MEDAL SURGEONS NAME.Rare civil war medal with Surgeons name on side of medal F.LE BARON MONROE Asst Surgeon 1st Lt Bat.. Medal is dated April 15 1861. $895
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