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SCARCE 1866 SCROLL ENGRAVED WILLIAMSON DERRINGER

CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH OF A DASHING NEW YORK CAVALRYMAN

High Grade Civil War 1850 US Staff & Field Sword

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FIFE OR PICCOLO AND DRUMSTICKS: A lot of music related pieces. 1) A wood fife or piccolo with a metal end cap and nicely turned wood band near the bottom, and a turned wood end cap finial at the top. 2) A pair of drumsticks. These

0025: FIFE OR PICCOLO AND DRUMSTICKSEst. $40-$100

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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR CABINET CARD OF COMMODORE SCHLEY: A commercially produced view of Schley, hero of the Battle of Santiago de Cuba, with a printed caption beneath. Details, particularly of the uniform, were retouched for production of the photo. While

0026: SPANISH AMERICAN WAR CABINET CARD OF COMMODORE SCHLEYEst. $10-$20

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1866 PORTRAIT ENGRAVING OF STONEWALL JACKSON: Nicely matted and framed engraving published by Johnson, Fry & Co. in 1866, just one year after the war ended. The caption notes it was taken from the original painting by Nast in the possession of

0027: 1866 PORTRAIT ENGRAVING OF STONEWALL JACKSONEst. $10-$40

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81st OHIO VETERANs DISPLAY OF CONFEDERATE CURRENCY: A wonderful ink presentation note by the Civil War veteran is part of the framed display he made of Confederate currency he brought home. Thomas Casey enlisted at age 18 and mustered into Co. F of

0028: 81st OHIO VETERANs DISPLAY OF CONFEDERATE CURRENCYEst. $75-$150

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VETERANS GOLD PAINTED SHAVING MUG: Civil War veterans added a lot of gold paint to their war souvenirs and mementos when the fiftieth anniversary of the conflict came around in 1911. Sometimes this was for display in their own homes

0029: VETERANS GOLD PAINTED SHAVING MUGEst. $40-$80

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NON DUG CIVIL WAR CAVALRY OFFICER BUTTONS: A lot of seven Civil War U.S. cavalry officer buttons. Five are large size: three are backmarked Waterbury and two are Scovill. With these are two small size Scovill marked eagle-C buttons. Enlisted

0030: NON DUG CIVIL WAR CAVALRY OFFICER BUTTONSEst. $150-$200

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CIVIL WAR CAVALRY CARBINE SWIVEL, CS SPUR, HEEL PLATES: This lot includes a non-dug Civil War cavalry carbine sling swivel that is the variant without the long intermediate link between the roller bar and the snap hook. Also included is a brass spur with

0031: CIVIL WAR CAVALRY CARBINE SWIVEL, CS SPUR, HEEL PLATESEst. $125-$200

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CIVIL WAR REMINGTON OLD MODEL 1861 NAVY REVOLVER: Early Civil War Martially Inspected Remington 36 caliber six shot revolver in NRA "Very Good" condition. 100% original. 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. The steel is overall gunmetal gray in

0032: CIVIL WAR REMINGTON OLD MODEL 1861 NAVY REVOLVEREst. $1,300-$1,800

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LOT OF FOUR 1870s MICHIGAN BUTTONS CIVIL WAR STYLE: Michigan state seal buttons are highly sought after. 1860s examples can bring over a hundred dollars each. This lot includes three large 23mm Michigan buttons and one smaller vest or cuff size. They

0033: LOT OF FOUR 1870s MICHIGAN BUTTONS CIVIL WAR STYLEEst. $40-$100

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EXCAVATED SECOND CORPS BADGE, COMPANY LETTER, ETC.: These items were dug up in Virginia back in the 1960s and 1970s by a local man who is now in his 80s. This lot consists of assorted excavated Civil War artifacts in display mounts. The best piece is

0034: EXCAVATED SECOND CORPS BADGE, COMPANY LETTER, ETC.Est. $200-$400Lot Passed

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EXCACVATED SPENCER AND BURNSIDE ROUNDS, ETC.: Lot of two display mounts. One contains five excavated Civil War Spencer rounds, complete, in varying condition. One of the most famous Civil War repeating arms, the Spencer came in both rifle and

0035: EXCACVATED SPENCER AND BURNSIDE ROUNDS, ETC.Est. $100-$200

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TEN EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR SPENCER CARTRIDGES: Spencer repeating army rifles began to appear in the field in early 1863 and were carried by units such as Custer's Michigan Cavalry Brigade and Wilder's Lightning Brigade. Carbines started seeing

0036: TEN EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR SPENCER CARTRIDGESEst. $100-$200

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1849 COLT POCKET REVOLVER PARTS GUN: This would be a "basement gunsmith special" in the early days of mail-order antique arms. This consists of a barrel, loading lever, cylinder, frame with Colt stamp, backstrap, triggerguard, and even

0037: 1849 COLT POCKET REVOLVER PARTS GUNEst. $75-$150

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MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR BULLETS: This sizeable lot consists of about 70 complete or partial bullets. There are different makes and calibers, including a couple of cleaner rounds and some cut in half or made into game pieces by bored

0038: MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR BULLETSEst. $50-$75

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0039: MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR BULLETS, ETC.Est. $10-$20

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FIGHTING KNIFE MADE FROM A CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SABER: This fighting knife was made from a regulation model 1860 light cavalry saber by Ames. The markings on the ricasso are still crisp, with one side having the Ames maker stamp and the other side

0040: FIGHTING KNIFE MADE FROM A CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SABEREst. $75-$125

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PAIR OF SIGNAL LANTERNS: Two mid-nineteenth century signal lanterns. One painted black with a short chimney. The other painted a bluish-green. Both have finger rings for carrying and shutters. Wick assemblies are in place.

0041: PAIR OF SIGNAL LANTERNSEst. $125-$175

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CIVIL WAR 1858 PATTERN CANTEEN: An early battlefield pickup canteen or a barn-find. Brackets and spout in place. Minor dents. Overall standing rust with some light traces of tinning. Rust holes along the bottom seam. Looks good in

0042: CIVIL WAR 1858 PATTERN CANTEENEst. $75-$100

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HENRY REPEATING RIFLE CARTRIDGES & CARBINE SLING BUCKLE: Three excavated complete .44 cartridges complete for the Civil War Henry repeating rifle; an excavated Civil War buckle for a cavalry carbine sling, with two small cracks to the center bar; an

0043: HENRY REPEATING RIFLE CARTRIDGES & CARBINE SLING BUCKLEEst. $150-$200

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SIX US MARKED HARNESS BOSSES: Four are hollow brass with prongs. One is hollow brass and missing the prongs. One is an earlier pattern, excavated, with solder filled back and fastening wires.

0044: SIX US MARKED HARNESS BOSSESEst. $75-$150

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PAIR OF BINOCULARS WITH SHOULDER SLING: Probably dating around 1900, these binoculars have a leather shoulder sling, likely a recent replacement, riveted on the side rings. The leather covers to the barrels are in place and complete. The

0045: PAIR OF BINOCULARS WITH SHOULDER SLINGEst. $75-$150

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1866 STANDARD GRADE WILLIAMSON DERRINGER: A standard grade version of the scarce Williamson single shot Deringer, using plain brass frame and triggerguard and simply checkered grip. These were invented by David Williamson of New York and

0046: 1866 STANDARD GRADE WILLIAMSON DERRINGEREst. $600-$800Lot Passed

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MINTY SIXTH PLATE GUTTA PERCHA CASE: Thermoplastics really came into vogue in the 1850s and were used for a wide variety of goods. Photographic cases are the most familiar and collecting the different mold designs has been a field of

0047: MINTY SIXTH PLATE GUTTA PERCHA CASEEst. $100-$200

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GERMAN 1829 SHORT SWORD AND SCABARD - FASCINEMESSER: A pre-WW1 Imperial German Fachinemesser M1829 short sword in its leather scabbard with brass mounts. About 24 inches overall with a 19 inch blade. Made with a wide blade and wider tip, these were

0048: GERMAN 1829 SHORT SWORD AND SCABARD - FASCINEMESSEREst. $150-$300

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