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CSBP 1. Confederate Officer’s Belt Rig. New Orleans Pattern.

Rare Confederate General Service CS Tongue and Wreath Accoutrement Belt Buckle with rounded belt loops and concentric ringed wreath. The CS  marked tongue is soldered on to the belt bar. These rounded loop belt rigs were almost certainly produced in New Orleans. Some variants feature a star in the center and may have been sold to Mississippi and Texas officers. The other well known type features the Great Seal of the State of Louisiana. Condition of the belt is excellent. No missing leather but does show minor cracks and wear. This type may have a cotton web core. The stitching on the wreath loop appears to have been re-done at some point in time. Original brass belt adjuster present. This is a top-of-the line Confederate Officer’s Belt. $15,500.00

WP 1. Fine British “India Pattern of 1793” Musket .75 Cal. & Matching Socket Bayonet.

High quality example of the “Brown Bess” type produced by Wheeler with Commercial proofs. This musket is notable not only for its antiquity and condition, but also completeness. It could have very well been used in North America during the War of 1812, or even in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars. Metal surfaces are smooth with nary any pitting. Lock is marked “WHEELER” with the crown cipher of King George III. Lock is mechanically sound with tight action. Original threaded tip ramrod present and kept in place by three brass ramrod sleeves. Both shoulder sling loops are original and intact. Bore is clean with no pitting. Stock has nice, unsanded edges with minimal service dings and blemishes. No repairs, cracks, or missing wood. The classic Brown Bess socket bayonet fits the barrel nicely and matches the patina of the gun. $3995.00

WP 2. US M-1859 Maynard Type II Cavalry Carbine .50 Cal.

1864 Production Serial # 24311. Very nice condition, appears un-issued with 100% factory blue finish on the barrel. Bore is sharp and mirror clean. Trigger, hammer, and lever action works flawlessly. The date “1865” is stamped on the trigger guard tang, possibly noting a re-issue. Saddle ring and bar intact. Clear Maynard Patent Address on both sides of the frame. Stock is very good with no evidence of sanding. Very minor service wear and dings. No cracks or repairs. Two sharp US Military Inspector’s Cartouches present on the wrist.  $2250.00

WP 3. Big Confederate D-Guard Bowie Knife.

Classic clip-tip D-Guard Bowie Knife with a consistent dark brown patina to the blade. Walnut grip is complete and tight with some minor rough spots. Measures 20″ overall. Ex. Alejandro DeQuesada collection.  $3650.00

WP 4. Austrian M-1842 Saddle Ring Cavalry Carbine .75 Cal.

Very good condition. Also known as the “Kammer Karabiner”. These carbines were purchased by US and Confederate agents early in the war. The Confederacy produced large caliber ammunition for these guns, but mainly used buckshot. Untouched patina on all metal surfaces. Lock is marked with production date 852 (1852) and functions properly. Bore has 12 groove rifling and needs cleaning. Rear and front sights present. Stock is excellent with no cracks, repairs, or missing wood. There is a hole in the fore-stock to accommodate a ramrod.  $1250.00

CWI 1. Quarter Plate Tintype of a Confederate Soldier Brandishing a Massive D-Guard Bowie Knife.

This image is published, but I cannot remember which book it is in, possibly William Turner’s “Even More Confederate Faces”. The un-identified Confederate private featured here is seated with a Bacon Revolver in his belt and a Large D-Guard Knife in his hand. The tin scabbard is also visible. The leatherette case is original but has separated at the spine. The dark stripes on the shell jacket remind me of some known images of Mississippi volunteers.  $7995.00

WP 3. US M-1842 Springfield Military Musket Carried by Pvt. Robert L. Lockett, Co. C, 18th Mississippi Vol. Infantry, CSA. “Left behind as a token of appreciation by a Confederate soldier from Mississippi for care and comfort given to him by my Grandfather’s family after the battle” (Antietam).

A most remarkable and interesting musket with solid ID and history. One side of the butt-stock is inscribed “R.L. Lockett 18″/R.R.L. 18th Miss. Regt.“. The musket came directly from the Grandson of Noah Rohrbach, whose family name is also attached the the Rohrbach (Burnside’s) Bridge. A notarized letter signed by W. Roulett (same family that owned the Roulett Farm) accompanies the musket. Letter is dated July 20, 2001 and states that the musket had been in his family since Sept. 17, 1862. A detailed record of Pvt. Lockett’s life and service is also provided. The 18th Mississippi suffered heavy casualties at Antietam, 43% of those engaged. Lockett evidently came through unscathed. He was born in Tennessee but his family re-located to Madison County MS. He enlisted on March 10, 1862 into Co. C, of the 18th Mississippi Vol. Infantry, later part of Gen. William Barksdale’s Mississippi Brigade. Lockett was captured at the second Battle of Fredericksburg on May 3, 1863 but was exchanged soon after on May 23rd. He served with the 18th through many battles including Gettysburg, eventually getting wounded at Cedar Creek on Oct. 19, 1864 “having his front teeth shot out”. Lockett was captured again at Sayler’s Creek on April 6, 1865. He was released upon giving an oath of allegiance and provided transportation to Canton MS. Lockett lived his life as a farmer, was married, had children, and died at the age of 86 on November 26, 1924. The condition of Lockett’s musket is untouched. The lock is marked “SPRINGFIELD” and dated “1846“. The barrel has a light layer of surface rust. There is heavier oxidation on the trigger guard, barrel bands, and butt plate. Butt plate is marked “US”. The lock functions properly. The original ramrod is full length with threaded tip but does not fit all the way down the channel due to an obstruction. The stock has a lot of character with hand-carved checkering at the wrist. Pvt. Lockett deliberately and clearly inscribed his name (twice).  You can make out “Miss.” with difficulty but it is definitely there. On the opposite side of the butt-stock is another soldier’s name “D.D. Baty“. This soldier, according to some research, was Pvt. David D. Baty, Co. H, 6th GA. (later mustered into Co. B, 53rd. GA. Vol. Infantry Regt.). The 18th Mississippi and 53rd Georgia were both in Gen. Lafayette McLaws Division. How Pvt. Lockett acquired Baty’s musket prior to Antietam is unknown. The M-1842 Percussion Musket .69 Cal. is typical of Confederate arms used at Antietam. The 18th Mississippi was engaged at the West Woods sector of the battlefield and the circumstances in which he encountered Noah Rohrbach is unknown. Perhaps he was slightly wounded, or perhaps provided with some food and water? This musket comes from the collection of the late Dennis Urban, he was a chairman on the Knoxville American Civil War Roundtable, and was a noted researcher. A comprehensive folder of his research paperwork is included. HOLD M.Cz.

MS B1. Dug English Colonial “Mallet” Wine Bottle Ca. 1720-1750.

Nice early bottle. Dark green glass with applied lip. Has surface scratches but no chips or cracks. Provenance unknown. $350.00

WP 5. Early US M-1873 Springfield “Trapdoor” Military Rifle .45-70 Cal. with Socket Bayonet, Scabbard & Sling.

A very fine and good looking example showing use, but well taken care of. Metal surfaces mostly smooth with some minor spots of surface oxidation. Traces of factory blue finish here and there. Lock and breech mechanism works properly. Lock is marked “U.S./SPRINGFIELD/1873” Early production serial # 80722 present on breech as well as the date “1870” over an eagle head proof with crossed arrows. Original long range sight and cleaning rod intact. Butt-plate marked “U.S.“. Stock has not been sanded and only has minor service wear and blemishes. There is a script “ESA” (Erskine A. Allen) Military Inspector’s Cartouche over the date “187..?”. on the wrist oppsite the lock. The leather shoulder sling appears original. The socket bayonet is in great shape, finish is consistent with the rifle. The scabbard frog is marked “WATERVLIET ARSENAL” along with other arsenal stamps. $1495.00 HOLD M.S.

CWI 2. Quarter Plate Tintype of Two Confederate Brothers.

Unidentified brothers (or possibly friends) wearing matching battle shirts. The fair-haired fellow on the left is armed with a Bowie Knife and holstered revolver. These rough and ready volunteers could be from Arkansas or Missouri. Housed in its original leatherette case. $2250.00

CART 1. Packet of “Col. Colt’s Patent” Navy Revolver Cartridges .36 Cal.

High quality packet containing six cartridges. Unopened with a clearly printed label. A fitting companion to your Colt Navy Revolver. $495.00 HOLD L.F.

USBP 1. Dug US Cartridge Box Sling Fragment with Breastplate.

Remakably well preserved. Most likely found in a trash pit. The Richmond VA. area digger passed away so exact provenance remains unknown. $595.00

ART 1. Dug Confederate Paper Time Fuse Adapter. Found on Seminary Ridge, Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.

This type of brass adapter was used in spherical artillery shells and case shot. Very good condition with remnant of paper time fuse intact. Found by Mike Furmage on Seminary Ridge (private property). $175.00

USBP 2. US Enlistedman’s Belt Buckle.

Non-excavated example of the mid-late war Boyd and Sons contract pattern. Great condition. Deep, untouched patina. $250.00

USBP 3. Dug US M-1851 Officer’s Sword Belt Plate Found in the East Woods/Cornfield, Antietam MD. Battlefield.

Found way back in 1973. Excellent condition with traces of gold plating. The Cornfield was the scene of savage fighting on the morning of Sept. 7, 1862. The US officer that lost this buckle was most likely a victim of the carnage. $495.00 HOLD J.W.

WP 6. P-53 Enfield Rifle Musket Socket Bayonet & Scabbard.

Excellent condition with factory blue finish on the socket. Leather scabbard is also in excellent condition with smooth leather and perfect stitching.  $350.00 HOLD A.P.

CWI 3. Sixth Plate Ambrotype of a Southern State Militia Officer.

Dashing young officer in full dress with epauletts, red sash, two-piece sword belt buckle, and Knight’s Head sword. Once part of Pat Booth’s noted collection of Confederate Civil War photography. Evidently he had some good reason to believe that this officer is a Southerner.  $1250.00

MS 1. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter “L” Hat Insignia.

Regulation large size ‘L” in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. One of the scarcest to find. Dug near Spotsylvania VA.  $295.00

MS 2. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter “M” Hat Insignia.

Regulation large size ‘M” in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. The rarest of the hat letters. Dug near Fredericksburg VA.  $450.00 

CART 2. Unopened Packet of Six Cartridges for the M-1849 Colt Pocket Revolver .31 Cal.

Near mint condition with a super sharp label. The perfect companion to your Colt or other Civil War pocket revolver. $495.00

MS 3. Dug Percussion Cap Tin. Lid Marked “HICKS CENTRAL FIRE”. Chancellorsville VA. Battlefield.

Neat relic. This particular tin is 100% Civil War period. Good condition but delicate. Found many years ago by Mike Furmage. $95.00

MS 4. Dug Civil War Ginger Beer Bottle.

Excellent condition. Found near Savannah GA.  $25.00

MS 5. Dug US Cavalry Saddle Shield.

Plain brass saddle shield insignia in very good condition. Found by Mike Furmage on Sugar Loaf Hill, MD. $35.00

ART 2. Dug US 3″ Schenkl Case Shot Fragment.

Large tail end fragment of an exploded Schenkl Case Shot. A couple of shrapnel balls intact inside. Ex. Pete George colection. SOLD

MS 6. Dug Confederate Company Letter “H” Hat Insignia.

Cast brass letter “H” in good condition. Found in a CS Infantry camp near Richmond VA.  $125.00 HOLD T.J.

MS 7. Matching Pair of Civil War Cartridge Box Tins.

Perfect condition and maybe what you need for a cartridge box. $195.00

CSBP 2. Battlefield Struck Confederate Enlisted Man’s Belt Buckle.

This “Stamdard” type Confederate Frame was struck directly on the center bar, pushing it inward and shattering the buckle. I cannot remember the exact provenance but I believe it was Spotsylvania VA. I doubt that the unfortunate soldier wearing this buckle could have survived. $1850.00 HOLD Kristof

MS 8. Dug USA Hospital Dept. Bottle.

Flawless bottle. Large size variant. Professionally cleaned for display. Found near Dalton GA. $950.00

WP 7. US M-1833 Dragoon Saber & Scabbard by Ames.

Early American saber in good overall condition. Leather grip has some wear. Wire wrap mostly missing. Brass guard has a deep untouched patina with “J.M.” inspector stamps on the quillon. Blade is marked “United States” on one side of the ricasso. Ames mark and date present on other side but is obscured by grime or oxidation. No nicks or sharpening. Scabbard has mostly intact black paint. Service dings here and there. Mounts are missing rings.  $695.00 

CSBP 3. Dug Confederate Cavalry Carbine Sling Buckle.

Rare short variant as seen in Mullinax. Found near Kennesaw GA. Excellent condition with an untouched patina. $850.00

CSBP 4. Dug Confederate Enlisted Man’s Belt Plate.

Classic “Tennessee Thin” style C.S.A. rectangular belt plate in very good condition with a green-brown patina. All belt hooks intact. No repairs or issues. Note thin border and large periods between the letters. This variant is shown on page 63, Plates #105 of Steve Mullinax’s reference book “Confederate Belt Buckles and Plates”. Provenance uncertain. If anyone recognizes this buckle and knows where it was found please chime in. Measures 70 x 48 mm.  $3250.00

CSBP 5. Dug Confederate Enlisted Man’s Belt Buckle.

Particularly fine large size “Wishbone” Frame Buckle with an untouched patina. No bends or repairs. Provenance uncertain. $950.00

CSBP 6. Dug Confederate Sword/Saber Belt Buckle Tongue.

Richmond Arsenal CS tongue in excellent condition. Found near Macon GA. $1250.00

MS 9. Dug Confederate Cavalry Martingale.

Large size variant of this star within a shield insignia that was originally mounted on the chest strap of a horseman’s harness. Made of lead filled stamped brass, and usually found in Confederate contexts. It may be A Texas or Mississippi cavalry insignia. Provenance pending. $650.00

USBP 4. Dug US Militia Panel Plate Ca. 1850’s.

Perfect face with no bends, cracks, or repairs. Sharp details. Belt bar missing on reverse but tongue intact. Provenance uncertain. $495.00

MS 10. Dug State of Illinois “Veterans” Pin.

These pins were apparently sold by sutlers in camp to the soldiers. Many of these men were proud of their home states and wore these pins on their hats or uniforms. Provenance forthcoming. $495.00

USBP 5. Dug US M-1839 Enlisted Man’s Belt Plate.

Pre-Civil War US buckle in very good condition with intact belt hooks. Minor lead loss on reverse. Provenance of The Atlanta Campaign. $395.00

USBP 6. Dug US Breast Plate Insignia for Cartridge Box Shoulder Sling.

Flawless plate with full lead and both attachment loops intact. This US contract pattern was produced by E. Gaylord of Chicopee Mass. Provenance of The Atlanta Campaign. $250.00

USBP 7. Dug US Cavalryman’s Carbine Sling Buckle.

This buckle is quite remarkable as it is plum worn out from hard service in the saddle. Tongues are completely worn through and you can see the wear on the frame itself. Fragment of leather sling still attached. Provenance of North Ga. $125.00

USBP 8. State of New York Militia Cartridge Box Plate.

Superb non-excavated condition with full lead and intact loops. $695.00

MS 10. Dug US M-1855 Engineer Corps Hat Insignia.

Scarce Large size pin in excellent condition. Provenance forthcoming. $650.00

USBP 9. “Baby” US Enlisted Man’s Cartridge Box Plate.

High quality plate in early dug condition, or possibly non-excavated. Full lead back and intact attachment loops. $395.00

MS 11. Dug Wine Bottle Found in New York Infantry Camp. Brooke Station VA.

Tall amber colored wine bottle in excellent condition. Digger neatly noted exactly when, and where it was found. $65.00

MS 12. US M-1861 Enlisted Man’s Cartridge Box and Accoutrement Belt.

This early War US cartridge box and belt rig was brought into our shop by a local woman. She stated that they belonged to her late husband’s family and she had no specific identification or history. The cartridge box is in very good condition with intact belt loops, latch tab, tins, and Watertown Arsenal contract plate mounted on the outer flap. Stitching is tight. No maker mark present which is correct on an early war box. The belt is in similar condition. Leather is very supple and shows wear from hard campaigning. The buckle is also a Watertown NY. contract pattern with arrow hooks. I have seen buckles and plates of this pattern dug in early war camps and battlefields, particularly Shiloh. I would prefer these to be sold together, but will offer them separately. Cartridge Box $595.00 Belt $395.00

MS 13. Dug Civil War Ale Bottle.

Excellent condition. Found long ago near Brooke Station VA. in a Union Camp trash pit. $35.00

MS 14. Dug US Patriotic Whisky Flask Ca. 1850’s.

This large size flask is marked on one side “PITTSBURGH”. Excellent condition. Dug near Savannah GA. Professionally cleaned.  $195.00

MS 15. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter “G” Hat Insignia.

Regulation large size “G” in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. Dug near Richmond VA.  $75.00 HOLD J.H.

MS 16. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter “F” Hat Insignia.

Regulation large size “F” in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. Dug near Richmond VA.  $75.00 HOLD J.H.

MS 17. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter “K” Hat Insignia.

Regulation large size “K” in very good condition. Hard to find these complete. Stamped brass construction. Dug Spotsylvania Co. VA.  $85.00 HOLD J.H.

MS 18. Dug Confederate “Mississippi Pattern” Cavalryman’s Spur. 

One of the more recognizable Confederate Arsenal spurs. Super slick, deep green patina. Iron rowell mostly rusted away. Provenance uncertain.  $275.00

MS 19. Dug Cylinder from a Colt Pocket Revolver .31 Cal. 

Neat relic. Provenance uncertain. SOLD

MS 20. Dug Hard Rubber Lice Comb found in a Civil War Trash Pit. 

Scarce camp find in good condition. Lice were an ever present nuisance among soldiers in the Civil War. Provenance uncertain.  $65.00

MS 21. Dug Civil War Tobacco Pipe with Masonic Decoration. 

Another interesting trash pit find. Excellent condition with highly detailed Mason’s motifs. Soldiers on both sides of the conflict were members of the Free Masonry orders.  $250.00

MS 22. Dug Lead Knuckles. 

Classic trench relic in very good condition. One of the loops appears to have been intentionally removed. I believe that this one comes from the Atlanta Campaign trenches but cannot confirm 100%.  $450.00 HOLD J.V.

MS 23. Dug Civil War Saber Bayonet Handle Fragment. 

Appears to be Confederate. Note flat profile like Cook and Brother. Verbal provenance of Atlanta Campaign.  $45.00

MS 24. Dug US Combination Mess Tool. 

Neat soldier’s relic designed like a pocket knife with folding knife, fork and spoon. Half of the wooden handle is intact. Note brass spoon. Verbal provenance of Atlanta Campaign.  $150.00

MS 25. US Pattern of 1855 Army Corps of Engineer’s Hat Insignia. 

Medium size US Regulation Insignia in great non-dug condition. One of the attachment loops is missing.   $150.00

MS 26. Dug Allen & Wheelock Pepperbox Cylinder .32 Cal.

Fine war relic in great condition. Provenance uncertain, but likely Atlanta Campaign.  $295.00

CART 3. Extremely Rare Packet of M-1855 Colt Revolving Rifle Cartridges .44 Cal.

Original packet contains 6 cartridges in great condition. Perfect to display with your .44 Cal. Colt Revolving Rifle. The empty packet with original label can be sold separately. Cartridges $450 ea. Packet $995.00

CART 4. Packet of “Col. Colt’s Patent” Navy Revolver Cartridges .36 Cal.

High quality packet containing six cartridges. Unopened with a clearly printed label. A fitting companion to your Colt or other Civil War Navy Revolver. $495.00

CART 5. Unopened Packet of Six Cartridges for the M-1849 Colt/Whitney Pocket Revolver .31 Cal.

Near mint condition with a super sharp label. The perfect companion to your Colt or other Civil War pocket revolver.  $495.00

CSBTN GS 1. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.

CS 86 A, 22 mm. Classic “C.S.A.” cast brass button in very good condition. Found near Sharpsburg MD. by Mike Furmage. $450.00

CSBTN GS 2. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.

CS 81, 23 mm. Nice example of the Confederate “C.S.A.” general service button with a brown patina and intact shank. Light push to face. “SUPERIOR QUALITY” bm. Found on the Nashville TN. Battlefield. $350.00

CSBTN C 1. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.

CS 127 A, 23 mm. Good representative example. Great patina. Shank missing. “SUPERIOR QUALITY” bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $250.00

CSBTN I 1. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CS 181 A, 23 mm. Outstanding condition. Milk chocolate brown patina. Shank is perfect. “E.M.L&C./Richmond, VA.” bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $195.00

CSBTN I 2. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CS 182 A, 23 mm. Low convex Western Theater “I” in awesome condition with a pea-green patina and intact tin back. Shank bent and rusted over. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $165.00

CSBTN I 3. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CS 181 A, 23 mm. Super slick chocolate brown patina on this beauty. “E.M.L&C./Richmond, VA.” bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $195.00

CSBTN I 4. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button Variant with Stars.

CSI 255 A1 (Tice), 23 mm. Dark brown patina. Stars are not well struck. There are a couple visible on the side. Tin back and shank intact. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $195.00

CSBTN I 5. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CS 182 A, 23 mm. Low convex Western Theater “I” in superb condition with a brown-green patina and intact tin back. Brass shank present. These buttons were no doubt supplied to Gen. Lomgstreet’s Army when they wintered in East Tennesseev in 1864. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. $165.00

CSBTN I 1. Dug Confederate Infantryman’s Coat Button.

CS 184, 23 mm. These classic solid cast brass Confederate buttons were made in large quantities, most likely in Atlanta GA. This example is a straight up beauty with a smooth brown-green patina. Found near Dalton GA. in one of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston’s 1864 winter camps. $175.00

USBTN AS 1. Dug US Army Staff Officer’s Coat Button.

GS 17, 23 mm. Great representative example. Loaded with gold plating. “EXTRA QUALITY” bm. I forgot where it was dug unfortunately.  $55.00

NSBTN NY 1. New York Militia Staff Officer’s Coat Coat Button.

NY 24 (Alberts), 27 mm. Very large high ranking officer’s button with super spectacular die work. Perfect shank. One piece construction. Ca. 1830’s. “L. R. PARIS” bm. Rare and desirable New York button. $995.00

NSBTN NH 1. New Hampshire State Militia Coat Button.

NH 6, 23 mm. Great representative example with sharp details and gold plating. “SCOVILL MFG. CO. WATERBURY.” rmdc.  $65.00

USBTN TE 1. Dug US Topographical Engineer’s Coat Button.

TE 3 (Alberts), 23 mm. Rarely seen excavated. Early one-piece button in great condition with a chocolate brown patina and gold plating in all the right places. Perfect shank. “SCOVILLS/WATERBURY” bm. Found near Fredericksburg VA. $795.00

NSBTN CT 1. Dug Connecticut State Militia Coat Button.

CT 13 (Alberts), 23 mm. Great representative example with sharp details and rose colored gold plating. Intact shank, light push to face. “SCOVILL MFG. CO. WATERBURY.” rmdc. Provenance uncertain. $65.00

USBTN AS 2. Dug Early US Militia Cuff Button.

Rare and unlisted one piece button with droop winged eagle/shield in chest, surrounded by 13 stars. 15 mm. Green patina, shank bent over and broken. Any information would be appreciated. Found near Savannah GA. SOLD 

CSBTN I 2. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CSI 244 (Tice), 23 mm. Classic Tennessee Puff-Rim “I” with a smooth chocolate brown patina. Tinned iron back and shank intact. Found by Charlie Poteet near Chattanooga TN. SOLD

CSBTN I 3. “Tennessee Puff-Rim” Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CSI 244 (Tice), 23 mm. Rare to find non-excavated. Copper face with tinned iron back. Perfect shank. $795.00

CSBTN I 4. Confederate Infantry Cuff/Vest Button.

CS 172, 16 mm. Lined “I” with an untouched patina. Perfect shank. “Produced by Smith, Kemp & Wright. “EXTRA RICH” bm. $395.00

CSBTN A 1. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button.

CS 101, 25 mm. A stunning gemstone. Large Stippled “A” with “HT&B MANCHESTER” bm. Real slick patina. Found in the sugar white sand near Fort Fisher NC by Jack Wells. $495.00 HOLD D.T.

CSBTN A 2. Dug Confederate Artillery Kepi Button.

CS 107, 14 mm. Rare kepi size Script “A”. Slick green patina with sharp detail. Iron back and shank intact. Found near Dalton GA. $595.00

CSBTN A 3. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button.

CS 107, 14 mm. Attractive Script “A”. Smooth brown patina with traces of gold. Perfect shank. “S. ISSACS COMPBELL & Co./LONDON” bm. Found near Clear Brook VA. $450.00 HOLD D.T.

NSBTN VT 1. Vermont State Militia Cuff/Vest Button.

VT 235, As 5 (Tice), 23 mm. Nice looking button with sharp detail and gold in the recesses. “EXTRA QUALITY.” bm. $65.00

CSBTN GS 2. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.

CS 81, 23 mm. Classic “C.S.A.” button with a smooth chocolate brown patina and upright shank. Desirable “S. BUCKLEY/BIRMINGHAM” bm. Provenance of Dalton GA. $450.00 HOLD T.P.

CSBTN I 5. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CSI 218 (Tice), CS 178 (Alberts) 23 mm. Scarce Script “I” produced by William Bird of London. Slick green patina with no issues whatsoever. Found by Roger Jarrell at West’s Crossroads, SC. $495.00

CSBTN I 6. Dug Confederate Infantry Kepi/Cuff Button.

CSI 277 (Tice) 14 mm. Off-the-charts rare cast pewter “I” kepi button in flawless condition with intact integral shank. Found in a Confederate Infantry Camp near Franklin TN.  $795.00

CSBTN I 7. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.

CSI 278 B1 (Tice), CS 185 (Alberts) 22 mm. Cast pewter “I” in excellent condition. Intact integrtal shank. Found near Murfreesboro TN. $250.00

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