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WP 1. Dug CS Boyle and Gamble bayonet.
Rare excavated Confederate weapon in super condition,
 Over 26" long. Dug near Fredericksburg, Va.
HOLD

        

     

     

  

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WP 2. M-1816 Springfield smooth bore musket.
All original with crisp 1834 date and markings.
Better than average condition overall. The ramrod
is original, but the threaded tip is broken off. Military
inspector cartouches are present. The lock action
works very well. This is a very nice conversion
musket that you will not have to make excuses for.
$1495.00

       

      

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WP 3.  Dug Dragoon saber.
Here is an interesting dug sword. This type dates
  to the 1812 period and was dug at an old home site
in Southern Pennsylvania. Minor pitting.
$595.00

       

     

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WP 1.   Remington "New Model" Army revolver.
.44 Cal., Serial # 86570. This fine weapon retains most of it's original blueing and original holster.
The mechanics of the revolver are very crisp. This is
 one gun that has been well taken care of and not
messed with.
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WP 2.   Dug .58cal. Confederate bayonet.
Superb condition with stable iron. This solid bladed
pattern is commonly known as a "Tredegar"
but was more likely made in Fayetteville, NC.
Lock ring is missing, dug Chancellorsville, VA.
SOLD

       


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WP 6.   American Revolutionary War bayonet.
This bayonet is a crude copy of the one issued with
the British Brown Bess musket. Fine relic
condition. Excavated in New Jersey.
$275.00


                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

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WP 7. Dug .52 cal. Sharp's carbine.
Here is a real piece of history, and it was "there". Dug on the Brandy Station
battlefield. Exact location goes to buyer.
SOLD

       




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WP 8.  Dug 22 cal. five shot pocket revover.
Remington-Elliot model 1860-61. This type
is pictured on page 87 of Stanley Phillips' relic
book, Supplement 1. Fine condition with
stable iron. Dug near Richmond, VA.
$395.00

       

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WP 9.  .44 cal, Remington Army Revolver.
Relic condition, missing loading lever and trigger
guard. Good display piece.
SOLD

      

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WP 10 .  Dug .54 Cal. Austrian bayonet
Nice shape with only minor pitting.This is a
much better than average dug bayonet from
Resaca, Georgia.
$165.00

       


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WP 11.   M-1842 .69 cal. Springfield bayonet.
Great condition, this bayonet would greatly compliment
an 1842 musket with a matching patina.
SOLD


                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

       


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WP 12.   M-1853 .577 cal. Enfield bayonet.
Great condition, but missing lock ring. Thick
brown attic patina.
SOLD