CIVIL WAR STYLE LETTER OPENER W/DISPLAY STAND

7" Long 1 1/2" wideAnother stunning Reproduction antique!Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style, i

7" Long 1 1/2" wideAnother stunning Reproduction antique!Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style, i

Two Pink Rock Crystal And Bronze Lamps 32" H From A New Jersey Home

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7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

7" Long 1 1/2" wide Another stunning Reproduction antique! Transport yourself to the captivating era of the Civil War with this meticulously crafted letter opener. Designed in a vintage antique style,

19th and 20th century group The lot includes a Washington bronze token dated 1773 for Friendship Fire Co along with a sterling silver Robert E. Lee confederate letter opener and a South Carolina 1670-

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1926 1st ed Abraham Lincoln Autobiography Civil War Letters & Speeches Slavery “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.” ― Abraham Linc

I believe it would have been used as a fancy letter opener. Resembles swords from the Civil War Era. 9 3/4 inches long.

Group Lot of Vintage Cookie Cutter, Caycraft Funeral Home Knife & Letter Opener, Very old Jacks, Miniature Cat Coin Purse, Confederate Money, Old Stamps, Military Memorabilia.

Bosca (Italy) scissor and letter opener set, leather holder; letter/note holder; A. Nouveau style wall pocket; ink well, correspondence stand; letter openers Dimensions: 14"L wall pocket 10x9.25 desk

An antique cast brass inkwell stand writers desk produced in the style of the Middle American Victorian Period. A replica of the inkstand used by President Abraham Lincoln in the summer of 1862 to dra

19th and 20th century. Group including a handsome Rococo Style silver plate pair of candlesticks, an Edwardian silver plate ink stand with S Kirk sterling letter opener and sterling ink pen, a pair of

A scarce, Civil War period, antique, cast iron hall stand or tree cast with an arrangement of military weapons. From a Georgian-style, country home in Virginia designed by internationally known interi

Lt. General Grant Leaves Siege of Petersburg to Plan Fort Fisher Campaign Superb Civil War Letter! In this brief note, Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant Tells Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry that he is g

Six (6) post Civil War ephemera including letters, some signed, from Jefferson Davis and CSA Cabinet Members Robert Toombs and John Reagan. 1st item: Jefferson Davis, former Confederate States of Amer

Letter written by wounded soldier Dan Hitchcock to his wife on April 8, 1865, begins "Dear Wife". After some preliminaries, he writes: "We are having glorious news all the time, and I guess we will wi

Fantastic Confederate Civil War letter written by 16 year-old Seaborn Montgomery, Jr. of Americus, Georgia. Seaborn was a cadet at the Georgia Military Institute (GMI) in Marietta when Sherman’s

Three Pro-Lincoln Civil War Letters During 1864 Election A fantastic collection of three Civil War letters discussing the 1864 election between incumbent Abraham Lincoln and General George B. McClella