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Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Auction 5

Confederate Spiller & Burr Revolver ex Albaugh

Confederate 2-Pc CS Buckle on Original Officers Belt

Superb Civil War Armed Cavalryman Tintype

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Auction 5

Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Online Auctions

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Coming soon... Our fifth online auction of arms, military collectibles, Civil War antiques, and historical curiosities including wonderfully exciting letters from an early 49er in the Gold Fields of California. Also offered are numerous high condition Confederate guns, swords, and related southern accoutrements from an ages old collection. Also WW2 insignia, GAR national encampment medals, artillery shells, etc...

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MUSICIAN SHOULDER KNOTS: -NO RESERVE-Red cord knots with lyre buttons. This can be shipped/mailed by USPS for $8.00. Insurance is $1.50 per $100 value. USPS signature service is $3.00 If you prefer UPS $21 for shipping

0073: MUSICIAN SHOULDER KNOTSEst. $75-$100Lot Passed

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0074: Civil War Armed Soldier CDV Super Felt HatEst. $100-$200

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LUCIUS MARSHAL 2nd PENNSYLVANIA HEAVY ARTILLERY: -NO RESERVE-Vignette bust view of a young man in uniform. He seems to have turned down the collar of his frock coat and added a bowtie for the photographer. The fittings for shoulder scales are

0075: LUCIUS MARSHAL 2nd PENNSYLVANIA HEAVY ARTILLERYEst. $75-$125Lot Passed

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WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN CDVS: -NO RESERVE-Two carte-de-visite lithographs. One showing Washington and family. The other is the famous view of Lincoln and Tad looking at a photo album, which in some versions is altered to a bible.

0076: WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN CDVSEst. $20-$30

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CDV Armed Infantryman 128th New York Died in La: -NO RESERVE-cdv carte de visite in uniform with a pistol stuck in his belt. Ink ID on reverse needs research. One of our friends researched this man and found him. Peter E. Rifenburgh 128th new york

0077: CDV Armed Infantryman 128th New York Died in LaEst. $10-$50

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Albumen photo family & dog Log Cabin Portrait: -NO RESERVE-Nice framed 1870s albumen photo of pioneer family in front of their log home. This can be shipped/mailed by USPS for $15.00 Insurance is $1.50 per $100 value. USPS signature service is

0078: Albumen photo family & dog Log Cabin PortraitEst. $50-$100

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CDV CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS CHASSEUR: -NO RESERVE-This CDV format Civil War photo is backmarked by a Waltham, MA, photographer and shows a thoughtful young man in military uniform in a vignette view. His open jacket displays a scalloped

0079: CDV CIVIL WAR MASSACHUSETTS CHASSEUREst. $25-$100

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CDV CIVIL WAR US NAVY ASSISTANT SURGEON WM. GALE: -NO RESERVE-Seated half-length view of a US Navy officer wearing the USN shoulder straps regulation for an Assistant Surgeon 1852 to 1864. Forshew, Hudson, NY, photographer. Nicely signed or

0080: CDV CIVIL WAR US NAVY ASSISTANT SURGEON WM. GALEEst. $100-$300

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Civil War Vet Hat Cords Buttons & Cravat: -NO RESERVE-Five large and two small G.A.R. buttons, with a gold hat cord and black cravat. Likely 1880 to 1900. Would look good with a veteran's display. This can be shipped/mailed by USPS for

0081: Civil War Vet Hat Cords Buttons & CravatEst. $75-$150

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Super CW Tintype Officer US Reg Artillery: -NO RESERVE-This CDV size tintype came in a group of photos that included some officer of a regular artillery unit and this fellow seems to fit the pattern. Immaculately turned out, he wears a

0082: Super CW Tintype Officer US Reg ArtilleryEst. $200-$500

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Smoking Civil War Officer Tintype! Likely Regular Army: -NO RESERVE-This is one of several CDV sized tintypes with remarkable clarity I recently acquired. Several were identified to a regular army artillery unit and this fellow likely belongs as well. He

0083: Smoking Civil War Officer Tintype! Likely Regular ArmyEst. $250-$500

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1853 Document Colt Navy, case & Flask Super Letterhead: -NO RESERVE-1853 Pre Printed receipt from famed Gun Dealer A W Spies of New York City. 10% discount given to the buyer of this M1851 Colt Navy revolver, with case, and flask, to D.T. Lanman & Co.

0084: 1853 Document Colt Navy, case & Flask Super LetterheadEst. $75-$200

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Factory Engraved Colt Navy Revolver 14th Michigan: -NO RESERVE-FINE GUSTAVE YOUNG DELUXE ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. SN 99672. Cal. 36. Fine engraved 4th Model 51 Navy with 7-1/2″ oct bbl, dovetailed front sight and 1-line Hartford

0085: Factory Engraved Colt Navy Revolver 14th MichiganEst. $7,500-$8,500Lot Passed

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18th Century Flintlock Pistol: -NO RESERVE-A long barrel French flintock holster pistol dating about 1790-1815. Barrel length 11.5 inches. Bore roughly .52 caliber. The wood has nice edges and sharp checkering on the grip. The

0086: 18th Century Flintlock PistolEst. $1,000-$1,500

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1842 Teachers poem to Parting Students: -NO RESERVE-Parting lines to students authored by Andrew J. Tucker, March 12th,1842. Printed on silk. Roughly 6 inches tall. Super piece of nostalgia. Can be mailed for $6. $1.50 per hundred

0087: 1842 Teachers poem to Parting StudentsEst. $50-$150

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JACK LEE OR BLACK JACK CDV IN UNIFORM: -NO RESERVE-Formerly in the African-Americana collection of Eugene Robinson, News Pundit and panel member MSNBC, this carte-de-visite shows an older black man in a triple-breasted militia coat and

0088: JACK LEE OR BLACK JACK CDV IN UNIFORMEst. $200-$300

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PRISONER EXCHANGES AND HOSTAGES IN THE WAR OF 1812: -NO RESERVE-Dated December 13, 1814, from US Headquarters at Plattsburg, this letter involved negotiations for the release or exchange of prisoners and hostages between the U.S. and British. Sir

0089: PRISONER EXCHANGES AND HOSTAGES IN THE WAR OF 1812Est. $200-$400

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Hamptons Battery Buckle Shell Confederate Buttons: -NO RESERVE-I have owned this wonderful Civil War group of relics forever. I purchased them directly from the family along with a captured Confederate CSA Froelich staff officer's sword and

0090: Hamptons Battery Buckle Shell Confederate ButtonsEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

Civil War Sword Presented to USA by W. Clauberg 1862: -NO RESERVE-Beyond rare, this sword is truly and literally unique. This is likely the only one in existence. It has been in my personal collection for over forty years. This heavy horseman's saber

0091: Civil War Sword Presented to USA by W. Clauberg 1862Est. $3,000-$5,000Lot Passed

INSCRIBED SWORD SAMUEL D. NICHOLS 4th IOWA WIA ATLANTA: -NO RESERVE-Samuel D. Nichols had an active combat record, rising from 1st Lieutenant to Colonel of the 4th Iowa and serving on the staffs of Peter J. Osterhaus and John A. Logan, with battle honors

0092: INSCRIBED SWORD SAMUEL D. NICHOLS 4th IOWA WIA ATLANTAEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

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GOLD RUSH LETTER IRA HAYNES SONORA MAY 17, 1853: -NO RESERVE-A very well written 3-page letter, with envelope, written by Ira Haynes from Sonora, California, dated 17 May 1853, to his father Artemus, back in Greene, Chenango County, NY. Ira

0093: GOLD RUSH LETTER IRA HAYNES SONORA MAY 17, 1853Est. $500-$1,000

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GOLD RUSH LETTER REPORTING AN ACCIDENT, SONORA 1855: -NO RESERVE-Gold mining was physically dangerous as well as financially risky. In this June 1855 letter to his brother Samuel, Ira Haynes recounts an accident he suffered while tending the sluices on

0094: GOLD RUSH LETTER REPORTING AN ACCIDENT, SONORA 1855Est. $500-$1,000

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IRA HAYNES GOLD RUSH LETTER THE BUSINESS OF MINING 1853: -NO RESERVE-A gold rush letter written from Sonora Sept. 26, 1853 by Ira B. Haynes to his father back in Greene, NY. 2-pages ink. This gives a very good idea of the business end of mining. He relates

0095: IRA HAYNES GOLD RUSH LETTER THE BUSINESS OF MINING 1853Est. $500-$1,000

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CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH LETTER 1853 IRA HAYNES: -NO RESERVE-A gold rush letter written from Sonora December 11, 1853 by Ira B. Haynes to his father back in Greene, NY. 3-pages ink. One of several letters from Haynes that offer a rare inside view

0096: CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH LETTER 1853 IRA HAYNESEst. $500-$1,000

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