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MS 2. Dug Artillery hat insignia.
Very good shape with very slight bends.
Provenance unknown.
$195.00
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MS 3. Dug flag staff tip.
This rare relic was dug in the 5th Kentucky Confederate Infantry camp at Middle Creek, KY.
by Bill Ewing. This is a great piece with solid provenance.
$550.00
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MS 4. Dug U.S. Infantry officer's hat insignia.
Very good shape with almost imperceptible hairline
repair in center. Dug at Fredericksburg, VA.
$350.00
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MS 5. Confederate Leech and Rigdon spur.
Unusually good condition with rowell intact.
Provenance unknown.
$395.00
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MS 7. Dug Confederate kepi insignia.
Remains of complete kepi dug near Chickamauga, GA.
Infantry horn is lead filled and smaller than the typical
stamped brass type, the strap buckle is of a style dug
in Texas and Louisiana camps. The buttons are non-
matching and ornamental. No repairs or damage.
$495.00
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MS 10. Great seal of the Confederacy.
One of the original copper electrolyte copies made in
1873 from the one and only Great Seal. These were made on
the order of Col. John T. Pickett to be sold for the benefit of
Sothern widows and orphans. This one is in it's original case.
$1995.00
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MS 13. M-1859 " Bullseye "Canteen.
This is one good looking canteen with it's original
sling, stopper and cover. The spout is loose.
$495.00
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MS 14. Dug 1816 Model Springfield lock.
Dated 1838 and converted to percussion, this
fine relic was dug by Bob Westbrook in the
60's in North Georgia.
$150.00
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MS 15. Dug sword scabbard tip.
Nice patina and condition. Dug on the
Chancellorsville, VA. Battlefield.
$65.00
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MS 16. Dug Austrian Rifle lock.
It would be almost impossible to find a better dug
example. Excavated by Bob Westbrook.
$165.00
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MS 17. Dug ladies sash buckle.
Neat Victorian piece dug by Kenny Copelin on
a Civil War site in Kentucky.
$35.00
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MS 1. Dug Texas hat pin.
No doubt about this one. Dug in the camp of
the 8th Texas Cavalry regiment near Varnell
Station, GA, by Bill and Keith Rowland.
$795.00
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MS 19. Dug Confederate martingale.
This rare relic is a crude copy of it's U.S.
counterpart. Same type as depicted on page 62
of Stanley Phillips' 1st supplement relic book.
No repairs. Provenance unknown.
SOLD
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MS 20. U.S. cavalry bit.
This bit comes from Strasburg, VA. I would guess that
it is a barn find, as it is hardly pitted at all.
A nice set of rosettes would do it justice.
$125.00
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MS 21. Dug Mainspring Vise.
This neat little relic was dug in the Shenandoah Valley.
$45.00
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MS 22. Extremely rare Dug Drummer's insignia.
This relic is depicted on page 209 of Charlie Harris's
Western Theatre relic book. Upon close examination,
it has been determined that this piece is from the
Indian Wars era.
SOLD
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MS 23. Dug corner decoration.
This neat piece made of solid brass was dug
by Gene Cooley on the Berkeley Plantation.
It probably adorned a piece of imported furniture.
$45.00
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MS 24. Carved lead insignia.
Well, I now know exactly what this is. It is a
4th U.S. Army Corps badge. The 80 represents
the 80th Illinois regiment. This piece was dug at
Utoy Creek, GA. The 80th was the only 4th Corps
regiment in Sherman's Atlanta Campaign.
I now know this because Tim Hardegree
was nice enough to call me. He dug it.
$195.00
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MS 25. Dug patriotic Lincoln plaque.
Excavated at Ringgold, GA. Unique and interesting
totem of the invading Lincolnites.
$75.00
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MS 27. Dug Confederate picket pin.
Early dug condition with only light pitting.
Recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield and
recently acquired from the Lee's
Headquarter's Museum.
SOLD
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MS 28. Dug Confederate saddle shield.
Excavated at Utoy Creek, GA. These unmarked shields
are not common finds. Perfect condition, as dug.
SOLD
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MS 29. Dug bugle mouthpiece.
Recovered by Gene Cooley at Harrison's
Landing, VA. in the seventies.
HOLD
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MS 30. Dug Mouthpiece for brass instrument.
Unusual long pattern. Dug at Harrison's Landing, VA.
$125.00
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MS 31. Dug set of Confederate knapsack hooks.
This type of knapsack was imported from Issacs
and Campbell of London through the blockade.
Complete and in great condition.
SOLD
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MS 32. Dug sword hanger?
Unknown relic dug at Chattanooga, TN. If anyone knows
what this is, please let me know.
HOLD
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MS 33. Dug 14th U.S. Army Corps badge.
This neat carved piece was found at Chattanooga.
$195.00
