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rm000 | -- | NEW Confederate Selma Arsenal (marked and dated) friction primer box. Still contains two friction primers. This is a very rare Confederate item. The only other one that I am aware of is in the Atlanta History Center Collection. | $2550.00 | |
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rm003 | NEW Excavated Fifth Corps badge; Commercially made, clear evidence of the T-bar pin attachment and nice edge decoration. There are two creases, but no repairs. This one is for real! | $575.00 | ||
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rm004 | NEW Federal Cavalry Rosette; lead filled. Attachments not present. Bold "US" | $45.00 | ||
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rm006 | NEW Rare plate! This is a true U.S. Army regulation Model 1851 Officer's sword-belt plate (calling for gilding and applied wreath, they were soon replaced with cast wreaths in the officer's grade)! This incredible excavated example is loaded with gilt and shows the clear outline of the German silver wreath. This is a wonderful plate, and truly rare example. It was found at Annapolis Junction, Maryland. | $575.00 | ||
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rm007 | -- | NEW Complete set of the War of the Rebellion, Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Missing only one volume. | Inquire on availabilty | |
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rm009 | NEW Dug "US" buckle with arrow head hooks. Some light rim damage at upper left corner, but smooth surface and solid lead on reverse; retains all three hooks. | $200.00 | ||
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rm010 | NEW Dug "US" buckle with puppy-paw hooks. Solid rim, some blistering to lead on reverse. Found in Washington County, Maryland. The Army of the Potomac invested this County during the Antietam Campaign and, again, in the pursuit of Lee and his army to the Potomac River following the Battle of Gettysburg. | $250.00 | ||
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rm011 | NEW Click on item for additional view of this very cool token of American Military Button manufacture, "Robinsons & Jones." Made of copper and about the same size of a large cent. 29mm. | $75.00 | ||
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rm012 | NEW Engraved shield. "T-Bar" pin is absent, but its base and clasp are present... Political/Secret Society/unknown. Found in Hillsboro, VA near Harper's Ferry. | $125.00 | ||
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Sold Regimental hat number "1". Good dug condition, a little fraying at top edge, but solid and strong example | $35.00 | |||
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Sold Company hat letter "K". This is one of the scarcer hat letters as it is fragile and subject to breaking at the joint of the "K." This excellent example was found on private property at the Battle of Antietam. | $100.00 | |||
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Sold Collection of rare CS State accoutrement plates. | Sold | |||
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Sold Collection of rare CS Central Government accoutrement plates. | Sold | |||
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Sold Collection of rare CS State accoutrement plates on the belts. | Sold | |||
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Sold Collection of rare CS Central Government accoutrement plates on the belts. | Sold | |||
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Sold Model 1851 Regulation Federal Sword Belt Plate. Found near Hillsboro, Loudoun County, Virginia. | $225.00 | |||
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Sold Tongue to Two-piece "CS" Found in Central Virginia, this one whistles Dixie. Guaranteed real for life. | $975.00 | |||
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Sold Super excavated enlistedmen's Federal cavalry sword belt plate. One of the very desirable patterns with "rays" surrounding the eagle. Some of the German silver wreath still intact. This fine buckle was found at Hillsboro, in Loudoun County, Virginia. A Southern approach to Harper's Ferry, this area was strongly picketed by both sides. | $375.00 | |||
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Sold Nice dug Militia plate. Hook attachments are no longer present. | $475.00 | |||
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Sold Neat & unusual excavated Rooster Whistle. | $175.00 | |||
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Sold Nice officer's sword belt plate and belt. Some moderate tearing and a break to sword hanger. | $625.00 | |||
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Sold Fine Union 'rooster neck' spur. Found near Hillsboro, Loudoun Co., VA. | $75.00 | |||
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Sold Ruby ambrotype and CDV of two Federal Soldiers. | $750.00 | |||
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Sold Knife/Fork combination set. Point of knife broken. | $85.00 | |||
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Sold Four overcoat size Union Riflemen buttons found in a trash pit at Calverton, VA. | $125.00 | |||
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Sold Nice, relic! Lead patiotic name stamp. Has spread wing eagle at top with arrows and laurel branches in talons. Stars and wreath beneath. | $55.00 | |||
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Sold Dug eagle breastplate, no loops, pretty nice. Recovered in Loudoun County, VA. | $115.00 | |||
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Sold Colonial bleeder (blood-letter) or fleem with very unusual bold floral decoration. This from my personal collection. I haven't seen another this ornate. | $200.00 | |||
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Sold Very nice dug Union Artillery insignia (no breaks or repairs). | $225.00 | |||
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Sold Nice Union belt buckle found on private property at Gettysburg, PA. | $275.00 | |||
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Sold Great and unique cavalry make-do item. A trooper fashioned a spur strap from a Federal sword belt plate. | $250.00 | |||
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Sold 12 lb Bormann. Unloaded. | $275.00 | |||
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Sold Very nice Remington revolver in original "H.A. Dingee" marked (scarce) holster. Verbal family attribution to NY soldier accompanies piece. | $2450.00 | |||