From the standpoint of rarity, condition, and appearance, this one has it all. Probably the finest known survivor. Confederate leather accoutrements are scarce, and when encountered, usually in rough, well worn condition. This cartridge box has very sturdy construction. The leather retains its original smooth polished surface. No flaking. All stitching intact and tight. Latch tab and belt loops intact. Note lead finial. Inside the flap is the original tin liner with individual tubes for the cartridges. Remnants of four Sharps cartridges are inside the box. They appear to be Federal cartridges and may have been added along the way for display. This piece is ideal for the Confederate Cavalry collector who has an S.C. Robinson or Richmond Sharps, Tarpley, Cook and Brother, Bilharz & Hall, or any other Confederate Carbine. These don\u2019t come along every day.<\/p>\r\n
$5995.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\r\n John Swarthout Smith Clark was a remakable individual, and was quite qualified for intelligence work. He suffered a serious leg wound while reconnoitering Confederate fortifications at Port Hudson LA. and evidently, established a framework for interrogating Confederate prisoners among other achievements. His estimations of Confederate force strengths were unfortunately innacurate for Gen. Pope at Second Mannasas as well as during the Red River Campaign, but on balance, he was a solid and productive asset to the Union Army. I will now refer you to the detailed biographical sketch provided by the Horse Soldier in Gettysburg PA. that accompanies this fine document. President Lincoln\u2019s signature is bold and clear, as well as the signature of his Secretary of War Edwin McMasters Stanton. The commission is professionally custom framed with archival materials and UV resistant glass. A signed letter of authenticity from Wes Small of the Horse Soldier is included. Here is an opportunity to own a very historical American Civil War military document signed by President Lincoln himself. <\/p>\r\n $7500.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_2_placeholder\r\n Shepherd enlisted in Co. A, of the 18th Louisiana Vol. Infantry on Oct. 5th, 1861 at Camp Moore LA. He served throughout the war, was promoted several times, and ultimately paroled at Nachitoches LA. on June 6th, 1865. More research should be done. Canteen itself is a very good example of the classic Confederate issued \u201cGardner Pattern\u201d. The iron bands and sling bars exhibit attic type oxidation. Clearly incribed on one side are Shepherd\u2019s initials \u201cCMS\u201d. Accompanied by an old typed tag with Shepherd\u2019s service information. Ex. Bill Blackman collection.<\/p>\r\n $1650.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_3_placeholder\r\n Scarce Confederate Cavalry relic in very good condition with a woods brown patina. Provenance uncertain.<\/p>\r\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_4_placeholder\r\n These are scarce, and this one is in remarkable condition. Full length with no repairs or issues. Supple Buffalo leather. Original sling buckle and \u201cBat Wing\u201d belt tip present. Carbine snap swivel is maker marked \u201cO.B. NORTH & CO. NEW HAVEN CT.<\/strong>\u201c. This sling has seen some service but was well taken care of. A perfect companion to your American Civil War Cavalry Carbine.<\/p>\r\n $1495.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_5_placeholder\r\n An essential tool for building breastworks and setting up camp. Clearly marked, blade edge chipped from hard use. Found near Dalton GA. Note example shown in Charlie Harris\u2019 reference book \u201cCivil War Relics of The Western Campaigns\u201d.<\/p>\r\n $550.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_6_placeholder\r\n Exceptionally nice Civil War Cavalry Shell Jacket. The wool fabric has bright, unfaded indigo blue color. The yellow cavalry piping is also bright. No moth damage or repairs. All original US General Service eagle buttons are present. Inner liner is complete with arsenal sizing stamps (Size 3). Minor area of fraying to the liner on one side at the shoulder. I have taken a few shots of the jacket with a US M-1851 Cavalryman\u2019s Saber Belt rig and M-1840 Saber mounted on a mannequin. It displays like a champ!<\/p>\r\n $2650.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_7_placeholder\r\n Impressive camp find. Very well made. It even has a small hole for air intake. The hollow bottom is a mystery, perhaps there was an insert, or perhaps the lead bottom simply melted out. Provenance uncertain. <\/p>\r\n $225.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_8_placeholder\r\n Rare small size. Common aqua color. Professionally cleaned. Provenance unknown. <\/p>\r\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_9_placeholder\r\n Large and impressive relic that would be a great focal point of any relic room. Looks like it blew apart near the center of the barrel. Condition of the iron is very good indeed with no deep pitting or carbonization. Unfortunately I am uncertain of the provenance. Could be Civil War, possibly Revolutionary War, or even late 17th Century. Any expert opinions are welcome. Measures 20\u2033 in length. Ex. Bill Blackman collection. Shop or show pick up only.<\/p>\r\n $6500.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_10_placeholder\r\n Nice early bottle. Dark green glass with applied lip. Has surface scratches but no chips or cracks. Provenance unknown. Ex. Bill Blackman collection.<\/p>\r\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_11_placeholder\r\n Top notch \u201cCS\u201d marked spur with a slick dark brown patina and unusual decorated brass rowell. Ex. Bill Blackman collection. <\/p>\r\n $3250.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_12_placeholder\r\n George B. McClellan \u2018War of 1861\u2033 badge in good condition. Appears to have been cleaned by the digger. Battle honors on reverse are \u201cBull Run, Chantilly, South Mountain, and Antietam\u201d. I haven\u2019t had time to research this soldier, but he already has a good history to have survived those battles.<\/p>\r\n $1350.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_13_placeholder\r\n Scarce droop winged eagle rosette. A pair of matching stirrups identified to a Tennessee officer surfaced years ago at the Franklin show with these rosettes on them. Provenance unknown. <\/p>\r\n $350.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_14_placeholder\r\n<\/div>\r\n Iconic Federal Canteen with intact sling loops and cork stopper. Spout is maker marked \u201cH.B. & Co. PHIL.\u201d. Great example. <\/p>\r\n $225.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_15_placeholder\r\n Scarce stamped brass hat plate in remarkable condition. No cracks or repairs, only some minor ripples. Provenance uncertain. This early variant is shown on page 276, Plate #631 of O\u2019Donnell & Campbell\u2019s reference book \u201cAmerican Military Headgear Insignia\u201d. <\/p>\r\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\n This is the coolest, most home-grown Southern knife I have ever seen. Like cornbread, turnip greens, pinto beans, and fried okra. Note lead pommel and cross-guard. Found long ago by Jackie Sarrett on Snyder\u2019s Bluff near Vicksburg MS. Blade measures 9.5\u2033 with tang. <\/p>\r\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_17_placeholder\r\n<\/div>\r\n Silver plated brass insignia in great condition. Shows obvious wear and age. \u201cT\u201d shaped pin missing on reverse. There were two incarnations of this unit. The first one was formed in the Eastern Theater and served in Eastern Virgina until disbanded in 1863. These are the troops that opposed CS Gen. Longstreet at Suffolk. The second was formed in the Trans-Mississippi Theater in January of 1864. They served in the Department of Arkansas and participated in Gen. Frederick Steele\u2019s Camden Expedition. An authentic wartime insignia. <\/p>\r\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_18_placeholder\r\n Exceptional condition. Classic stamped brass Cavalry trooper\u2019s insignia. No repairs. Attachment loops are missing. Rare in this condition. Reliable provenance. Comes with Plez Bagby COA. <\/p>\r\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_19_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. This mold produces a conical bullet as well as a round ball. See pages 24-52 of Dean Thomas\u2019 fine reference book \u201cRound Ball to Rimfire\u201d Vol. 3 for detailed information concerning Dr. Roberts Bartholow, his patents, and the deadly explosion at his cartridge works in Chester PA. on March 29, 1862.<\/p>\r\n $250.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_20_placeholder\r\n Unique shield shaped badge made of stamped brass. Although the numbers look like \u201c68\u201d it must surely be 63 because there was no 68th Tennessee Regt. of any kind, in any war. Badge reads: \u201cCO. E.\/63 TENN.\/VOL. INF.\/C.S.A..\/WAR 1861-S\u201d<\/strong>. The 63rd Tenn. consisted of volunteers from East TN. Mostly from Knox, Sullivan, Claiborne, Roane, Hawkins, and Washington Counties. This badge is possibly wartime, but could also be veteran reunion era. Recovered in the 1864 Confederate Winter camps near Dalton GA. by Bill Blackman. <\/p>\r\n $395.00 HOLD D.C.<\/strong><\/p>\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\nngg_shortcode_21_placeholder\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\n One of the best examples of these stoves you will ever see. They are definitely getting harder to find. This one is fully functional with intact firewood door. These stoves were placed in both officer\u2019s tents and soldiers\u2019 huts during the winter for warmth. Shop or show pick-up only.<\/p>\r\n $795.00 Shop pick up or show delivery only.<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_22_placeholder\r\n Rare 12th US Army Corps badge made of solid silver, possibly from a coin. The regimental #7 is neatly cut out in the center. The only 7th regiment in the 12th Corps was the 7th Ohio Vol. Infantry. There are tiny holes on the tips of the star where it was sewn onto a kepi. Unfortunately the original collector has passed away and we don\u2019t know where it was recovered. The 12th Corps was in the thick of all the major battles of the Army of The Potomac including Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, etc. They transferred to Tennessee under Gen. Hooker to fight in the Battles of Wauhatchie and Lookout Mountain. <\/p>\r\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_23_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Glass flask has no cracks or chips. Pewter cup and cap has W. T. Fry mark. This flask came directly from Carter\u2019s great-great Grandaughter along with many of his other personal effects. There was an example of this exact flask dug at Shiloh, so we know it is Civil War period. More research should be done on Lieutenent Carter. The 5th Wisconsin participated in all of the major battles of the Army of The Potomac including Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. <\/strong><\/p>\r\n $195.00 HOLD <\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_24_placeholder\r\n Scarce brass bullet mold in excellent condition. Ready to display with your revolver or cased set. Clearly stamped \u201cMASS ARMS CO. \/CHICOPEE FALLS<\/strong>\u201c. Only 1000 of these revolvers were produced and almost all were purchased by the State of Virginia Militia just prior to the war. Here is the correct bullet mold.<\/p>\r\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_25_placeholder\r\n Classic \u201csmoothside\u201d canteen with intact wool cover, cork stopper with chain, and complete original shoulder sling. This one is not a surplus item, but was actually carried during the war.<\/p>\r\n $350.00 HOLD T.K.<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_26_placeholder\r\n Here is what I found digging in March after the Fredericksburg Show. We scouted a residential area off of Route 3 that was being prepared for construction and recovered a few relics. There are some fired and dropped bullets from the December 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg. A camp hatchet was recovered near a lead canister ball that was hacked up. Several small camp items also recovered. Some of the Federal bullets are of the \u201cswaged\u201d variety. <\/p>\r\n $65.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_27_placeholder\r\n Authentic examples in excellent condition.<\/p>\r\n $55.00 ea. <\/strong><\/p>\r\n Private Foust enlisted on August 25th, 1864 for a one year term of service. He was honorably discharged on May 31st, 1865. The 207th Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry Regt. saw action at Bermuda Hundred, Battle of Weldon Railroad, Fort Mahone, Hatcher\u2019s Run, Fort Stedman, and the Siege and Union breakthrough at Petersburg, and finally Appomattox. Although the regiment only fought for one year, they took heavy casualties. <\/p>\r\n $225.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_29_placeholder\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\n Very good condition with no repairs. Found near Corinth MS.<\/p>\r\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_30_placeholder\r\n High quality example that is clearly marked below the neck. Produced for cased revolvers. <\/p>\r\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\n<\/div>\r\nngg_shortcode_31_placeholder\r\n Very rare Mexican War type in great condition. Only minor loss at the upper right edge and no repairs. Possibly cleaned by the digger or a water find. See page 145, Fig. 2. in Howard Crouch\u2019s reference book \u201cHorse Equipment of the Civil War Era\u201d for the type. Provenance unknown.<\/p>\r\n $1995.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_32_placeholder\r\n This iron mold was found near LaGrange TN. by the late John Marks. Could also be for a Colt Army revolver. Hinge is frozen in place.<\/p>\r\n $75.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_33_placeholder\r\n\r\n Excellent condition. Found near Savannah GA. <\/p>\r\n $25.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_34_placeholder\r\n High quality plate with sharp details and a deep bronze patina. Note \u201cUNITY IS STRENGTH\u201d motto over a Federal Eagle. See pages 251-252, and Fig. 583 of O\u2019Donnell and Campbell\u2019s reference book \u201cAmerican Military Headgear Insignia\u201d for more information and an example mounted on a leather cap. This plate is associated with the Massachusetts Vol. Militia but was also used by other units. Provenance uncertain.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_35_placeholder\r\n Crudely stamped shield found near Richmond VA. <\/p>\r\n $65.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\n These brass molds were imported from England by the Confederacy along with large quantities of Enfield Rifle Muskets. Gun tools, and bayonets. Condition is excellent with intact cavity insert.<\/p>\r\n $395.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_37_placeholder\r\n These heart shaped insignia adorned the central chest section of the rider\u2019s harness. Made of stamped copper and found in a Confederate cavalry camp near Chattanooga TN.Excellent condition. Note solder marks on reverse.<\/p>\r\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\nngg_shortcode_38_placeholder\r\n Found in N. VA. Larger 1\u2033 size.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_39_placeholder\r\n Found in N. VA. Larger 1\u2033 size.<\/p>\r\n $45.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_40_placeholder\r\n Found in N. VA. Larger 1\u2033 size.<\/p>\r\n $75.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_41_placeholder\r\n Found in N. VA. Larger 1\u2033 size.<\/p>\r\n $45.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_42_placeholder\r\n Good condition with a couple of light bends. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance uncertain.<\/p>\r\n $55.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_43_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance of Orange VA. Ex. Sam Higginbotham collection.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_44_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance of Spotsylvania County VA. <\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_45_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance of Spotsylvania County VA. <\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_46_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance of Orange County VA. Ex. Sam Higginbotham collection.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_47_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Hard to find intact. Larger 1\u2033 size. Provenance of Spotsylvania County VA. Ex. Bob Scates collection.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_48_placeholder\r\n Regulation large size \u2018L\u201d in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. One of the scarcest to find. Dug near Spotsylvania VA.<\/p>\r\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_49_placeholder\r\n Regulation large size \u2018M\u201d in very good condition. Stamped brass construction. The rarest of the hat letters. Dug near Fredericksburg VA. <\/strong><\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_50_placeholder\r\n Early pattern with silver bullion and sequins on black felt. See page 138, fig. 309 of O\u2019Donnell and Campbell\u2019s fine reference book \u201cAmerican Military Headgear Insignia\u201d for a near identical example and more information. Measures 2.5\u2033 across. Ex. Mike Janton collection.<\/p>\r\n $75.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_51_placeholder\r\n Plain lead filled Martingale with wire hooks (one broken) of a type found in Confederate cavalry camps. This one is non-excavated. Excellent condition. Martingales were purely decorative insignia that adorned the chest strap of a horse\u2019s harness. Union forces had plain ones with a raised rim, as well as \u201cUS\u201d marked and the officer\u2019s style with the Federal Eagle.<\/p>\r\n $350.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_52_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Smaller size. Aqua color with no damage. Found in a Civil War trash pit. Provenance uncertain.<\/p>\r\n $95.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_53_placeholder\r\n Rare milk-colored bottle in flawless condition. Note pontil at bottom. Found in a Civil War troops camp near Savannah GA. <\/p>\r\n $225.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_54_placeholder\r\n Plain brass saddle shield insignia in very good condition. Found by Mike Furmage on Sugar Loaf Hill, MD.<\/p>\r\n $35.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_55_placeholder\r\n Perfect condition and maybe what you need for a cartridge box.<\/p>\r\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_56_placeholder\r\n Flawless bottle. Large size variant. Professionally cleaned for display. Found near Dalton GA. <\/p>\r\n $795.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_57_placeholder\r\n Large size variant of this star within a shield insignia that was originally mounted on the chest strap of a horseman\u2019s harness. Made of lead filled stamped brass, and usually found in Confederate contexts. It may be A Texas or Mississippi cavalry insignia. Found in the camp of Ross’s CS Cavalry. Chattahoochie River line near Atlanta. <\/p>\r\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_58_placeholder\r\n This large size flask is marked on one side \u201cPITTSBURGH\u201d. Excellent condition. Dug near Savannah GA. Professionally cleaned.<\/p>\r\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_59_placeholder\r\n Dark amber bottle with a tall tapering profile. Excellent condition. Digger documented it as being found near Brooke Station VA. on March 6, 1999. <\/p>\r\n $65.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_60_placeholder\r\n Fine manual of arms authored by Gen. William J. Hardee of Georgia (Later a Confederate General in the Army of Tennessee). Official title is; U.S. Infantry Tactics, for the Instruction, Exercise, and Manoeuvres of the United States Infantry, Including Infantry of the Line, Light Infantry, and Riflemen. Prepared Under the Direction of the War Department, and Authorized and Adopted by the Secretary of War, May 1, 1861.. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1861. Exceptional condition, complete with no issues. Note quality of the pages, cover and spine.<\/p>\r\n $250.00 HOLD T.K.<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_61_placeholder\r\n Scarce camp find in good condition. Lice were an ever present nuisance among soldiers in the Civil War. Provenance uncertain. <\/strong><\/p>\r\n $45.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_62_placeholder\r\n Deep untouched patina with intact triangular sling loops and adjustable spout. These flasks were issued with the M-1841 \u201cMississippi\u201d Rifle. Clear markings. <\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_63_placeholder\r\n Non excavated spur with intact brass rowell. No repairs or issues. Ex. Bill Blackman collection.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_64_placeholder\r\n This flattened saber guard was found by Bill Blackman in one of the 1864 Confederate Winter camps near Dalton GA. <\/p>\r\n $85.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_65_placeholder\r\n Excellent condition. Found by Bill Blackman on Hansborough Ridge near Stevensburg VA. <\/p>\r\n $75.00 <\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_66_placeholder\r\n Found many years ago by Bill Blackman in Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 Winter Camp at Dalton GA.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_67_placeholder\r\n Neat relic. Found by Bill Blackman in Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest\u2019s 1863 Cavalry Camp at Altamont TN. <\/p>\r\n $125.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_68_placeholder\r\n Bucolic log cabin scene with name \u201cM.L. GREEN\u201d above and \u201c1863\u201d underneath. Other side has a boat on a lake scene with \u201c1863\u201d below it. Excellent condition with vivid paint. Very well executed. <\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_69_placeholder\r\n Found many years ago just South of Potato Hill (Dalton GA. area) by Bill Blackman. All of the buttons have a matching aqua-green patina. <\/strong><\/p>\r\n $895.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_70_placeholder\r\n Highly detailed oval shaped tongue disc that was dug near the Chickamauga Battlefield by Bill Blackman. See page 88, Plate 127 of O\u2019Donnell & Campbell\u2019s reference book \u201cAmerican Military Belt Plates\u201d for an identical example. Very rare.<\/p>\r\n SOLD<\/strong><\/p>\r\nngg_shortcode_71_placeholder\r\n Richmond Arsenal variant found in one of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest\u2019s Cavalry camps in Northern Mississippi. Great condition. Half of rowell shank tip broken.<\/p>\r\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\r\n <\/strong><\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\n MS 1. Confederate Cavalry Carbine Cartridge Box. From the standpoint of rarity, condition, and appearance, this one has it all. Probably the finest known survivor. Confederate leather accoutrements are scarce, and when encountered, usually in rough, well worn condition. This cartridge box has very sturdy construction. The leather retains its original smooth polished surface. 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Abraham Lincoln Signed Commission of Col. John S. Clark, Aide de Camp and Head of Intelligence for General Nathaniel Banks.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 3. Confederate Wooden Drum Canteen Identified to 2nd Lt.\/Capt. C.M. Shepherd, 18th Louisiana Vol. Infantry Regt. CSA. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 4. Dug Confederate Cavalry Saddle Shield Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 5. Early War Buff Leather US Cavalry Carbine Sling.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 6. Rare Confederate Government Axe Head Marked \u201cCSA\u201d and \u201cMACON GA\u201d.<\/b><\/h2>\r\n
MS 7. M-1858 US Cavalryman\u2019s Uniform Shell Jacket.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 8. Dug Civil War Soldier\u2019s Tobacco Pipe made from Lead.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 9. Dug USA Hospital Department Bottle.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 10. Exploded 6 Pounder Iron Cannon Barrel. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 11. Dug English Colonial \u201cMallet\u201d Wine Bottle Ca. 1720-1750.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 12. Fantastic Dug Leech & Rigdon Confederate Cavalry Officer\u2019s Spur.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 13. Dug Identification Badge with Battle Honors. Pvt William W. Snyder, Co. A. 50th Penn. Vol. Infantry Regt.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 14. Dug US Militia Officer\u2019s Stirrup\/Bridle Bit Rosette.<\/strong><\/h2>\r\n
MS 15. US M-1858 Enlisted Man\u2019s \u201cBullseye\u201d Canteen. Maker Marked.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 16. Dug US Volunteer Militia Hat Plate Ca. 1825-1840.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 17. Dug Confederate Soldier\u2019s Side Knife. Snyder\u2019s Bluff MS.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 18. US 7th Army Corps Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 19. Dug US Regulation Cavalry Hat\/Kepi Insignia. East Cavalry Field, Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 20. Rare US Bartholow\u2019s Patent Army Revolver Bullet Mold .44 Cal.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 21. Dug 63rd Tennessee Vol. Infantry Regt. Badge C.S.A.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 22. US Sibley Camp Stove.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 23. Dug 7th Ohio Vol. Infantry Regiment 12th US Army Corps Hat Badge.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 24. Civil War Whisky Flask\/Cup Marked \u201cW.T. FRY & Co. NEW YORK\u201d Identified to Sergeant Richard Carter, Co. C 2nd Wisconsin Vol. Inf. Regiment. Later Transferred to 5th Wisconsin Regt. (Army of The Potomac) Where He Achieved Rank of 1st Lieutenent.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 25. Massachusetts Arms Co. Marked Bullet Mold for Adam\u2019s Patent Navy Revolver .36 Cal.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 27. M-1858 US Enlisted Man\u2019s Canteen.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 26. Dug Group of Relics Found in Fredericksburg VA.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 29. Enfield Rifle Musket, Rifle and Carbine Tompions .577 Cal.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 30. Stencil, Tintype, US Army Discharge, and Pension Certificate. Pvt. John R. Foust, Co. F, 207th PA. Vol. Infantry Regt.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 31. Dug US Artillery Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 32. Scarce \u201cGOODYEARS PATENT\u201d Gutta Percha Powder Flask.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 33. Excavated US Federal Eagle Martingale for Mounted Officers Harness ca. 1835-1845. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 34. Dug Colt Navy Revolver Bullet Mold.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 35. Dug Civil War Ginger Beer Bottle.<\/strong><\/h2>\r\n
MS 37. US Militia Shako Hat Plate Ca. 1825-1835.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 38. Dug Confederate Cavalry Saddle Shield.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 39. Confederate Enfield-Pritchett Pattern Bullet Mold .577 Cal.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 40. Dug Confederate Cavalryman\u2019s Martingale.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 41. Dug US Company Hat Letter \u201cA\u201d Hat Insignia. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 42. Dug US Company Hat Letter \u201cB\u201d Hat Insignia. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 43. Dug US Company Hat Letter \u201cC\u201d Hat Insignia. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 44. Dug US Company Hat Letter \u201cD\u201d Hat Insignia. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 45. Dug US Company Letter \u201cE\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 46. Dug US Company Letter \u201cF\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 47. Dug Company Letter \u201cG\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 48. Dug Company Letter \u201cH\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 49. Dug Company Letter \u201cI\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 50. Dug Company Letter \u201cK\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 51. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter \u201cL\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 52. Dug US M-1855 Company Letter \u201cM\u201d Hat Insignia.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 53. US Infantry Officer\u2019s Embroidered Hat Insignia ca. 1845-1855.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 54. Confederate Cavalry Martingale.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 55. Dug Civil War Period Pickle Bottle.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 56. Dug \u201cMilk Glass\u201d Civil War Mustard Bottle.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 57. Dug US Cavalry Saddle Shield.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 58. Matching Pair of Civil War Cartridge Box Tins.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 59. Dug USA Hospital Dept. Bottle.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 60. Dug Confederate Cavalry Martingale. Atlanta Campaign.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 61. Dug US Patriotic Whisky Flask Ca. 1850\u2019s.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 62. Dug Wine Bottle Found in an \u201c1862-1863 New York Infantry Camp\u201d.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 63. \u201cU.S. Infantry & Rifle Tactics\u201d Manual For Officers.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 64. Dug Hard Rubber Lice Comb found in a Civil War Trash Pit. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 65. US Rifleman\u2019s \u201cPeace Flask\u201d by N.P. AMES. Dated 1837.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 66. Rare \u201cUS\u201d Officer\u2019s Spur with Thirteen Stars.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 67. Dug US\/CS Cavalry Saber Guard.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 68. Dug US Shoulder Scale.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 69. Dug Confederate Infantry Button with Fragment of \u201cButternut\u201d Uniform Cloth.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 70. Dug Confederate Surgeon\u2019s Fleam.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 71. Painted US M-1858 \u201cBullseye\u201d Canteen.<\/h2>\r\n
MS 72. Five Confederate Infantry Buttons Found Together from a Discarded Shell Jacket. <\/h2>\r\n
MS 73. Dug US Militia Officer\u2019s Sword Belt Buckle Tongue Disc Ca. 1830-1838.<\/h2>\r\n
MS<\/strong> 74. Dug Confederate Cavalryman\u2019s Spur. Gen. N.B. Forrest\u2019s Cavalry.<\/h2>\r\n
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