SALES HAVE BEEN VERY GOOD ON RELICS      
 NEW ITEMS 1 & 2 so please check back each day
​        Priced very Reasonable, Have a great day!​
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  MORE WONDERFUL CIVIL WAR ERA RELICS
​    I WILL BE LISTING SOON MAYBE TODAY  ? 
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    Very Rare Identified Cartridge Box from the
  Battle of Gettysburg & was in a Museum at one
​               Time, Very Very Rare { SOLD }  

   Very Rare Identified Texas Star 9th Texas Inf.     This came out of the Fort Worth Texas Civil War
​                   Museum it's so Rare { SOLD }

 Very Rare 1912 UCV 23rd Alabama Flag { SOLD } 

   Very Rare Identified 1850 model Field & Staff
      Officer`s Sword & original medal scabbard 
       Lt. James W. Hoey 71st New York Infantry 
  This Sword with him at the battle of Gettysburg 
​                       { Very Rare { $3995.00 } 

Very Nice 1851 Model Colt Navy Revolver with all
 matching numbers #122237 made in 1862 comes
​  also the wood box & 36 caliber Colt Bullet Mold 
       { There`s also his initial`s JRN } { SOLD }

Very Rare Confederate Morse Carbine 50 caliber
​     made in Greenville South Carolina, { SOLD } 

  Very Rare Civil War Union Officer`s Chasseur Kepi Ordnance Department even the two buttons 
 are Ordnance Department very rare It came out
​           of a Late Uniform Experts Collection  
   { This the only one that i have ever seen in my   
​       28 years of Collecting so Rare { $4950.00 } 

   Very Rare Confederate Bowie Knife & Leather Sheath blacksmith made from a File. { $3650.00 }

​Very Nice Civil War Blacksmith made Confederate Bowie Knife made from a File and it has the original leather Sheath this came out of a very old civil war collection. Clip point Blade 9 inches in length and overall length 13 3/4 inches. { This would be a nice addition to your civil war relics collection very rare to have the original sheath also }

      1855 Model Springfield Musket dated 1860
       there`s even stamped into the wood twice   
                        WASH GRAYS { SOLD } 

 Very Rare Sappers & Miners Musketoon with its very rare 1847 S & M Sword Bayonet { $2750.00 }

This Springfield Musketoon Dates 1853 & the Sword Bayonet dates 1855 these are very rare and very hard to find now days this one came out of a very old Collection from Virginia. And it functions well.  

      1851 Officer`s Fancy Buckle on its original
       Leather Belt with the leather saber straps 
         Very Nice Officer`s Belt Rig { $850.00 }

 Very Rare Civil War Era Complete set, Cup-Plate  Knife-Fork & Spoon very good shape {$325.00}
    { Horse Soldier Sold just the cup for $325.00 }

    Very Rare Numbered 1073 Enfield Butt Plate
            Great Conversation Relic { $325.00 }

Very Rare Confederate Civil War Cartridge Box 
This came out of a very old Collection {$2850.00}

​   Civil War Era Ball Carbine E. G. Lamison & co.
​     Windsor. VT. U S Balls Patent June 23, 1863 /MAR 15, 1864 only 1002 made, 50 caliber 7 shot repeater with Walnut stock. 20 1/2 round barrel.
       { Functions Well { SOLD ON LAY AWAY }  

   1855 Model Harpers Ferry Musket Dated 1859 
  Marked on Lock Plate U.S./Harpers Ferry only
​              12,158 made 3 Band Musket { SOLD }  

Identified 1850`s Foot Officer's Sword & Original
    Leather Scabbard, Lt./ Captain Oscar Jewett
     7th Michigan Infantry & 1st Nevada Cavalry 
       { Wounded at Gettysburg Pa. { $5995.00 } 

​This is a very rare 1850`s Foot Officer`s sword & leather scabbard, The maker of the sword was Palmer, Bachelder's & Co. from Boston. Lt. Oscar Jewett started off in the 7th Michigan Infantry as a wagoner and was in the Battle of Gettysburg and was wounded, then in 1864 he mustered into the 1st Nevada Cavalry and was out west fighting the Indian wars. His rank was Lt./Captain and by all of these records that we have on him and his brother that was in the 16th Michigan Infantry and was killed on little round top on the 2nd of July 1863 and he was a Lt. at this time so we believe this was his sword at Gettysburg Lt. Wallace E. Jewett and his brother took this sword from him after he died and carried it threw the rest civil war and Indian wars with him. 
This is a wonderful 1850`s Foot Officer`s sword Overall length 37 inches& blade length 31 inches that was carried by the two brothers though the civil war and Indian wars and on the leather scabbard there's an old tag that reads:                                            It also is scratched on the brass handle Captain and his name it's hard to see. 
                                                                { Property at one time of Capt. O. Jewett Civil War }    
​And you get all of the Documents & file and Military Records on these brothers, this very nice Identified Sword came from Civil War Dealer Vinnie Caponi from New York he always has the best & Rarest Civil War Relics.      

  Confederate Cavalry Saber with original Wood
     Scabbard, Kraft Goldsmith KGK, Columbia,
​        South Carolina VERY RARE { $7950.00 }

Beautiful condition and super rare, Kraft Goldsmith Columbia, South Carolina Cavalry saber with its original wooden scabbard & brass hardware. The blade is 34 1/2 inches in length & overall length is 40 1/2 inches. 
  { THIS CONFEDERATE SABER & ORIGINAL SCABBARD BEEN IN OLDER COLLECTION FOR OVER 40 YEARS } 
                               { Reasonably Priced I have seen these very rare Swords Sale for around $9500.00 } 

​ Very nice Maker marked Revolver Cartridge Box
      { Very Good Shape & Good Price { $195.00 } 

This is a Revolver Cartridge box in very good shape maker marked, Its hard to find a maker marked one now days.   

   Very Rare "M" Rifle Enfield Type 1 Dated 1863 
​   3 band musket { SOLD ON HOLD LAY AWAY }

 ​This is one of the rarest Enfield type 1 dated 1863 3 band musket that you can find in my opinion, it does look like it was damaged at one time on the top of the wood stock and has been repaired at that time. it measures 55 inches overall length, and it has a 39-inch barrel. it also has the number on the barrel 25 for a 58 caliber. Also, Ed Holloways book Confederate Long Arms & Pistols makes a good case that M-Rifles were built by Watson for the Confederate firm of Murdock & Morrison. 

     { I SAW ONE OF THESE AT THE MANSFIELD OHIO CIVIL WAR RELIC SHOW FOR $2950.00 THIS YEAR }    
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