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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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CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH LETTER MAY 9 1853 IRA HAYNES: -NO RESERVE-A very legible and informative letter dated May 1853 Sonora Twolomae County Cal. written by Ira Haynes to his father back home in Greene, NY. We have several letters of different dates

0097: CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH LETTER MAY 9 1853 IRA HAYNESEst. $500-$1,000

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GOLD RUSH LETTER IRA HAYNES SONORA 26 DECEMBER 1853: -NO RESERVE-A gold mining letter from Sonora, California, dated December 26, 1853, from Ira Haynes to his father back in Greene, NY. This is one of several we are proud to offer. 2-pages, ink. Very

0098: GOLD RUSH LETTER IRA HAYNES SONORA 26 DECEMBER 1853Est. $250-$500

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WONDERFUL GOLD RUSH LETTER WITH GOLD FLAKES SONORA 1852: -NO RESERVE-A wonderful letter enclosing some gold flakes from the California gold rush. This is one of several letters we are offering written by Ira Haynes from Sonora, California, to his father

0099: WONDERFUL GOLD RUSH LETTER WITH GOLD FLAKES SONORA 1852Est. $500-$1,000

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GOLD RUSH LETTER VIGILANCE COMMITTEES AND SHOOTINGS: -NO RESERVE-A letter dated Aug. 14, 1855, from Ira Haynes in Sonora, California, to his brother. Haynes says he has recovered from a fall, recounted in another letter we offer: he had come near

0100: GOLD RUSH LETTER VIGILANCE COMMITTEES AND SHOOTINGSEst. $750-$1,200

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GOLD RUSH LETTER FEBRUARY 1854 GOLD LOSING ITS LUSTER: -NO RESERVE-Letter written by Ira Haynes from Sonora to his father in Greene, NY, dated Feb. 21, 1854. Haynes usually is upbeat in his letters, putting forward expectations of success even as he

0101: GOLD RUSH LETTER FEBRUARY 1854 GOLD LOSING ITS LUSTEREst. $500-$1,000

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Wild West Indian Territory Letter & Cover: -NO RESERVE-We are offering several letters from Ira Haynes, who journeyed from Greene, NY, to California during the gold rush and remained in the west for the rest of his life. During the Civil War

0102: Wild West Indian Territory Letter & CoverEst. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

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Confederate Officer Photo and Envelope: -NO RESERVE-Photograph of Confederate General Stephen Elliott, Jr., as a lieutenant colonel, along with an envelope addressed to his wife. He is shown in the regulation uniform of a Confederate Lt.

0103: Confederate Officer Photo and EnvelopeEst. $250-$500

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Lincoln signed commission, painting, photo Gen Sibley: -NO RESERVE-This important archive has been in my personal collection since I was a college student in the 1970s, being a shirt-tail relative's effects. My shirt tail -Aunt Katherine- was a true

0104: Lincoln signed commission, painting, photo Gen SibleyEst. $4,000-$6,000

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Letter from Gov of Michigan Regarding Lincoln: -NO RESERVE-A very interesting autograph letter signed by Michigan Governor Henry H. Crapo to state representative James Clements of Ann Arbor dated April 17, 1865, just days after the assassination

0105: Letter from Gov of Michigan Regarding LincolnEst. $500-$1,000

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0106: Civil War Tintype ARMED AND DETERMINED YANKEEEst. $450-$650

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0107: Civil War Tintype MUSKET DRESS HAT AND FROCKEst. $200-$350

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Civil War Tintype Cavalry revolver and saber.: -NO RESERVE-This quarter plate tintype has bends and some scrapes, but is still solid and stable, and has wonderful content. Our young cavalier stands in front of a painted backdrop showing a

0108: Civil War Tintype Cavalry revolver and saber.Est. $350-$500

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Civil War Ambrotype Cavalry PISTOL, BOWIE AND SABER: -NO RESERVE-A very nice full-standing quarter-plate ambrotype of an armed Union cavalry corporal in a period oval frame with mat. I have removed it from the frame for some photographs to better show

0109: Civil War Ambrotype Cavalry PISTOL, BOWIE AND SABEREst. $300-$650

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0110: Civil War Tintype 14th BROOKLYN ARMED soldierEst. $750-$1,000

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1887 photo IDAHO SPRINGS 1st Gold Strike Gold Rush Colo: -NO RESERVE-Cabinet card photo 1887. Idaho Springs was the site of the first large gold strike in Colorado in 1859. George Jackson,a former California Forty-niner was drawn to investigate the area

0111: 1887 photo IDAHO SPRINGS 1st Gold Strike Gold Rush ColoEst. $150-$250Lot Passed

Albumen Photo Charles Sumner 1860 Civil War: -NO RESERVE-A very clear large format albumen portrait of Charles Sumner taken from life. This was trimmed during the period for mounting in an oval frame. Sumner is identified in period pencil on

0112: Albumen Photo Charles Sumner 1860 Civil WarEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

C.D. Fredricks? Whole Plate Civil War Tintype: -NO RESERVE-A remarkably clear whole plate tintype. The large size is very rare in and of itself. Quality whole plate images are frequently the medium used on wealthy or important subjects. These

0113: C.D. Fredricks? Whole Plate Civil War TintypeEst. $600-$1,200Lot Passed

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Tintype Civil War 1855 Rifle Musket & Revolver: -NO RESERVE-Quarter plate tintype full case. Fine standing pose of Yankee infantryman proudly displaying his Type 1 Model 1855 US Musket with clearly visible Maynard tape primer and long range rear

0114: Tintype Civil War 1855 Rifle Musket & RevolverEst. $400-$600

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MINT Armed Civil War Tintype Enfield Hardee Hat: -NO RESERVE-Superb, Perfect, Quarter Plate cased tintype and CDV photo. Stone mint and perfect condition. Perfect clarity and contrast showing a bearded Yankee soldier proudly displaying his Enfield

0115: MINT Armed Civil War Tintype Enfield Hardee HatEst. $450-$600

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA 3 POUNDER BRONZE CANNON: -NO RESERVE-A beautiful 18th century bronze 3 pounder field gun mounted on a contemporary Civil War style carriage. Cannon were valuable pieces of ordnance that changed hands as they were sold in

0116: REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA 3 POUNDER BRONZE CANNONEst. $10,000-$15,000Lot Passed

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Confederate Spiller & Burr Revolver ex Albaugh: -NO RESERVE-EXTREMELY FINE AND VERY EARLY CONFEDERATE SPILLER & BURR REVOLVER. With an ownership history that is about as good as it gets.SN 105. Cal. 36. A top shelf example of the incredibly

0117: Confederate Spiller & Burr Revolver ex AlbaughEst. $20,000-$30,000

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CONFEDERATE RIGDON AND ANSLEY REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER: -NO RESERVE- CONFEDERATE RIGDON & ANSLEY REVOLVER. SN 1832. Cal. 36. This gun surfaced in 2013 as a newly found example. It is all original and complete (except for wedge screw) and has all matching

0118: CONFEDERATE RIGDON AND ANSLEY REVOLVER WITH HOLSTEREst. $20,000-$25,000Lot Passed

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Confederate Leech & Rigdon IDed 7th South Carolina Cav: -NO RESERVE- CSA Leech and Rigdon Civil War revolver SN 1174. Cal. 36. This is a very nice example of an original and authentic Leech & Rigdon maker marked revolver in standard configuration. This

0119: Confederate Leech & Rigdon IDed 7th South Carolina CavEst. $15,000-$20,000

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CONFEDERATE GRISWOLD REVOLVER: -NO RESERVE-.36 caiber, 7.375" octagon to round barrel, S/N 3502, This is an original confederate Griswold revolver with all original and matched parts. These were copies of the 1851 Colt Navy

0120: CONFEDERATE GRISWOLD REVOLVEREst. $16,000-$20,000

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