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Dave Taylor's 9th Civil War Auction Feb 2022

High finish matched pr cased Smith & Wesson revolvers

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Dave Taylor's 9th Civil War Auction Feb 2022

Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Online Auctions

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Civil War arms and equipment. Photographs, guns, swords, shoulder straps, Confederate artifacts, Colt revolvers, Bowie knives, Canteens, War of 1812 carved powder horn, and more. SHIPPING INSIDE USA ONLY.

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Very very early smith and Wesson army revolver: You will be hard pressed to find another Civil War Smith and Wesson earlier than this one. This number two army model bears serial number 138 on bottom strap and back face of barrel. The cylinder

0074: Very very early smith and Wesson army revolverEst. $1,500-$2,000

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Civil war starr army revolver double action: One of the most modern designs used during the Civil War was this self cocking 44 caliber six shot army revolver made by the Starr arms company. Total government purchases amounted to 21,050, with

0075: Civil war starr army revolver double actionEst. $800-$1,200

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Civil war Eagle arms revolver: This is a miniature version of the plant revolver. This is an early variation of this interesting little revolver. The six chambers are front loaded with .30 Cal. Cup Fire rounds and

0076: Civil war Eagle arms revolverEst. $400-$700

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Grant and Colfax Jugate 1868 Campaign CDV Framed: 1868 joint CDV of Grant and Colfax with a portrait of Washington at top center and mirror American eagles above portrait busts of the two candidates with a United States shield, two flags and the ax

0077: Grant and Colfax Jugate 1868 Campaign CDV FramedEst. $150-$300

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Stonewall Jackson Portrait by A.H. Ritchie period frame: Superb quality engraving by A.H. (Alexander Hay) Ritchie of Stonewall Jackson with facsimile signature at bottom. In an very nice Victorian oval walnut frame and mat. Ritchie specialized is

0078: Stonewall Jackson Portrait by A.H. Ritchie period frameEst. $150-$250

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Civil War New York Cavalry Officer Saber: This model 1860 cavalry officer saber incorporates the NY state motto Excelsior into the floral and martial blade etching. Chances are very good that the target buyer was an officer in one of the

0079: Civil War New York Cavalry Officer SaberEst. $800-$1,200

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Confederate Fayetteville rifle turned Musketoon: Fayetteville rifle turned Musketoon. Genuine Fayetteville shortened for use on horseback. All original Fayetteville parts except for one site leaf and the ramrod. Shipping on this item is $55.

0080: Confederate Fayetteville rifle turned MusketoonEst. $1,500-$3,500

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Confederate Enfield Rifle Musket Georgia: Standard P53 Enfield rifle musket exported from Birmingham England to the Confederate States. This bears the Confederate markings of S H over G under a crown which shows it to have been sold by

0081: Confederate Enfield Rifle Musket GeorgiaEst. $1,800-$2,500

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Impressive Silver handle Bowie knife silver Scabbard: Beautiful clip point Bowie with silver scabbard by George Wolstenholme large 12in overall. Crisp IXL stamping and Wolstenholm Washington Works Sheffield Eng. markings. Cutlery handle with recurved

0082: Impressive Silver handle Bowie knife silver ScabbardEst. $1,250-$2,500Lot Passed

IDENTIFIED 9th CORPS BADGE 14 NYHA NICE!: This is a wartime corps badge you can sleep at night owning- not one of the many fakes out there or "impositions"invented to satisfy an eager customer base and swindle the new collector. The badge is

0083: IDENTIFIED 9th CORPS BADGE 14 NYHA NICE!Est. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

Most unusual Army holster I have ever owned: This is an extremely unusual modification of a regulation Civil War .44 revolver holster. The holster was made and marked by William Kinsey of Newark, who had wartime army contracts for thousands of

0084: Most unusual Army holster I have ever ownedEst. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

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Very interesting Civil War photograph album: Much more interesting than most 1860s family CDV albums. This one is presentation embossed in gilt lettering on the cover. From the England and Young and North families in Berlin Pennsylvania. CDVs

0085: Very interesting Civil War photograph albumEst. $300-$400

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World War 1 bugle: Excellent as found marked and dated World War One bugle. ww1 wwi Freshly found last week as I type this, in untouched attic brown condition. Nicely marked with Chicago maker stamp and contract date

0086: World War 1 bugleEst. $100-$200

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High finish Early Series 1 Manhattan revolver: Outstanding example of a very early Manhattan Firearms revolver. This is the early series 1 model revolver in .31 caliber. It is the model that Thomas Bacon helped develop while working with

0087: High finish Early Series 1 Manhattan revolverEst. $1,500-$2,500

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Solid gold Civil War presentation pendant: 14 karat gold watch fob professionally jeweler engraved PRESENTED TO CAPT. C BURGESS BATTERY F 9th N.Y.V. ARTILLERY BY THE COMPANY OCT. 7th 1863 Charles Burgess Residence was not listed; 43

0088: Solid gold Civil War presentation pendantEst. $500-$1,000

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Civil War CDV 52nd Illinois Hospital Steward: Bust portrait in uniform autographed in ink on the back. J Robinson Residence was not listed; Enlisted as a Private in the 52nd Illinois Infantry. On 12/30/1863 he transferred into AR Colored

0089: Civil War CDV 52nd Illinois Hospital StewardEst. $75-$150

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Civil War CDV 52nd Illinois officer: Nice seated portrait of Edwin A. Bowen in Majors uniform and inscribed / autographed on the back. Residence Lamoille Illinois Enlisted on 9/17/1861 as a Captain. On 10/25/1861 he was commissioned

0090: Civil War CDV 52nd Illinois officerEst. $75-$150

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Civil War cdv Photo Colonel 52nd Illinois: Bust portrait in uniform autographed in ink on the back. . Clipped corner and scuffed as shown. John Schuler WilcoxResidence Elgin IL; 28 years old. Enlisted on 9/14/1861 as a Captain. On

0091: Civil War cdv Photo Colonel 52nd IllinoisEst. $75-$150

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0092: Rhode Island artillery Tintypes 3Est. $75-$150

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0093: CDV Civil War Soldier in Greatcoat 23rd Iowa?Est. $50-$75

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Civil War photo US COLORED TROOPS Officer: CDV seated view of a very bald William W Douglass 12th USCT UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS and 74th Illinois Infantry. He sports a commercial 4-button blouse with Smith patent shoulder straps. His

0094: Civil War photo US COLORED TROOPS OfficerEst. $75-$150

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Wild 1860 CDVs Who Are these smoking guys?: I bought these two CDV photos online. They have THE LOOK and are a wonderful mystery and curiosity. The seller was erroneously convinced that these uniformed dapper Dans were Confederate sailors.

0095: Wild 1860 CDVs Who Are these smoking guys?Est. $400-$1,000Lot Passed

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0096: Ambrotype Civil War SoldierEst. $50-$100

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Civil War Photo General Slocum: Outstanding uniformed seated pose of General Henry Slocum. Henry Warner Slocum graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1852. He entered the service as a 2nd Lieutenant in the artillery,

0097: Civil War Photo General SlocumEst. $75-$150

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