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Auction 10 2022

4th South Carolina Cavalry Confederate Inscribed Colt revolver

Original Trade Sign Tredegar Iron Works Richmond Virginia

Civil War McDowell Forage Cap 6th Infantry

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Auction 10 2022

Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Online Auctions

Guns swords and historical curiosities. Confederate guns and belt plates. The original 1860s painted trade sign from The Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, Virginia. Civil War cap from 6th Regiment. Civil War to Spanish-American War Swords, sabers, and knives. Civil War rifles, carbines, muskets, and revolvers. A CW Signal Corps leather -cartridge box- for carrying colored flares. Bowie knives. Early photography including ambrotypes, tintypes, CDV photos etc... Early flintlock weapons.

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High Condition Sword: Super condition late 1800s fraternal sword and scabbard Materials, Packing, and Shipping on this item is $30.00. Insurance is $1.50 per hundred. Signature required service $6.50 by UPS. NO

0001: High Condition SwordEst. $100-$500

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Civil War Sword M1840 Artillery Saber 1845 Date: Very scarce with this early date of 1845. Mexican War / Civil War. Union and Confederate. Very good example of the Ames light field artillery saber of the early pattern with a recessed cup in the

0002: Civil War Sword M1840 Artillery Saber 1845 DateEst. $300-$500

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Really Pretty 1850s to 1860 Powder flask: 5 inches overall length. The copper body is beautiful with deep patina and no dents or scratches. Brass top, no seam openings, functions perfectly. Plain design so appropriate to display with any

0003: Really Pretty 1850s to 1860 Powder flaskEst. $100-$200

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Early Powder flask w Compartments for caps and bullets: A highly appealing and well made 1840s era pistol size powder flask. 4 inches overall height from tip of spout to base. This has a richly patinated copper body with brass collars or ferrules at

0004: Early Powder flask w Compartments for caps and bulletsEst. $150-$300

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Exceptional 1861 Civil War Photo Col. Ambrose Burnside: CDV photo of exceptional clarity and contrast taken by Matthew Brady in August 1861 and so notated in original brown in on the reverse. Image is stellar. A full standing portrait of Burnside

0005: Exceptional 1861 Civil War Photo Col. Ambrose BurnsideEst. $100-$200

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Decorated Third Corps Cavalryman's Saber: Regulation Federal contract M1860 (aka M1856 aka M1858) light cavalry saber and scabbard complete in all respects. Most interestingly, this saber was hand decorated by the trooper who carried it in

0006: Decorated Third Corps Cavalryman's SaberEst. $700-$1,200

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Civil War Sword Cavalry Officer's Saber: French made Cavalry officer's saber and scabbard in excellent complete condition. Grip has full shagreen and wire wrap. Blade is fine with vivid floral etching. Steel scabbard is likewise excellent

0007: Civil War Sword Cavalry Officer's SaberEst. $500-$800

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Civil War 1864 Bullseye Canteen w Cover & Strap: Excellent condition maker marked and dated Civil War -bullseye- canteen with all three brackets intact as well as the cotton shoulder strap and twill cover, and the original stopper. In my

0008: Civil War 1864 Bullseye Canteen w Cover & StrapEst. $300-$400

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Civil War Relic Battle of White Oak Swamp: Minie ball embedded in wood with a great sixty year old relic hunters typed tag included. Minie bullets in wood survive as the result of the toxic lead in the bullet leaching into the host tree over

0009: Civil War Relic Battle of White Oak SwampEst. $100-$200

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Civil War artillery fuses Unopened Package: Perfect unopened package of Civil War artillery 1863 fifteen second fuses. The late Turner Kirkland of Dixie Gun Works had thousands of packages of these when I was a teenager. I think the price

0010: Civil War artillery fuses Unopened PackageEst. $100-$200

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Civil War Pattern Commercial Spurs / Neatly repaired: Interesting repair on this pair of cast brass 19th century spurs. Standard CW style, lighter and finer than military issue, clearly of commercial manufacture. Appropriate for an officer or a

0011: Civil War Pattern Commercial Spurs / Neatly repairedEst. $100-$200

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Civil War McDowell Forage Cap 6th Infantry: One of the finest Civil War officer's McDowell caps to come on the market in years. Excellent quality, excellent condition, 100% original, with original 6th infantry hunting horn insignia. This is

0012: Civil War McDowell Forage Cap 6th InfantryEst. $2,500-$4,500

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Leech & Rigdon Confederate Civil War Revolver: Genuine and all original. NRA Very Good condition. 100% original, 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. This is a very nice example of an original, genuine, and matching Leech & Rigdon maker

0013: Leech & Rigdon Confederate Civil War RevolverEst. $18,000-$25,000

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Presentation Cavalry Officers High Grade Saber: One of the most elaborate and beautiful American officer-s swords I have encountered. It is a top quality US Cavalry Officer-s Saber in exceptional condition with a wonderful hand engraved

0014: Presentation Cavalry Officers High Grade SaberEst. $1,000-$2,000

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4th South Carolina Cavalry Confederate Inscribed Colt revolver: SUPERB 1861 production Colt with historic South Carolina Confederate military history! Unquestionably the most exciting soldier personalized Civil War Colt Navy revolver I have owned. This Colt has

0015: 4th South Carolina Cavalry Confederate Inscribed Colt revolverEst. $10,000-$20,000

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Civil War Officer's Sword Odd Etching: US 1850 foot officer-s sword in good worn condition. The blade is etched in extremely detailed -Olde English- with a two letter representation. I can-t tell if it reads GV or GU or GY or G-???

0016: Civil War Officer's Sword Odd EtchingEst. $400-$1,000

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Clauberg Civil War Officer's Sword Minty Blade: This example is a fine condition Model 1850 Foot Officer-s Sword in tight, solid, honest shape. The ray skin and wire grip is in excellent condition. The brass guard and furniture on the scabbard

0017: Clauberg Civil War Officer's Sword Minty BladeEst. $700-$1,200

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Relic Brevet Colt Navy Revolver.: Relic condition and very appealing. This was a high quality true Colt Brevet when it was new, not some cheap knock off. It was made in western Europe during the 1850s or 60s. This has had the

0018: Relic Brevet Colt Navy Revolver.Est. $250-$400

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Allen and Wheelock Civil War Revolver: Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer .32 Rimfire revolver. Very good condition, sharp markings, and mechanically perfect. Allen produced about 1,000 of these from 1859 to 1862. Several different minor

0019: Allen and Wheelock Civil War RevolverEst. $400-$700

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English Double Barrel -bayonet percussion- pistol: Classic early 19th century man-size combat weapon. Double barrel, over-under, tap action, pistol with spring activated switchblade bayonet hinged under the muzzle. Fire a first shot, turn the tap on

0020: English Double Barrel -bayonet percussion- pistolEst. $600-$1,000

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1863 Springfield musket: Overall NRA -Very Good condition. 100% original, 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. Wood is very good. Metal is steel grey with moderate wear and pitting and good markings. This is a type-I

0021: 1863 Springfield musketEst. $1,000-$1,400

48th Pennsylvania Carved Springfield Musket: M1863 Type-II Springfield Musket aka Model 1864 Springfield Rifle Musket. This war-used musket is wonderfully carved in the stock - AUGUSTUS REINHART - Co. I 48 P.V. - Our soldier was somewhat

0022: 48th Pennsylvania Carved Springfield MusketEst. $2,500-$3,500Lot Passed

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Confederate Virginia Manufactory Conversion Musket: A genuine Confederate conversion of a Second Model Virginia Manufactory Musket with lock plate dated 1818 with Richmond in an arc at rear of hammer. Musket shows typical placement of barrel band

0023: Confederate Virginia Manufactory Conversion MusketEst. $3,000-$4,000

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Election 1896 William Jennings Bryan Cane Head: Political election antique. Cane head cast in white metal in the likeness of William Jennings Bryan. From the 1896 election where Bryan ran against the gold standard. The cane head is emblazoned

0024: Election 1896 William Jennings Bryan Cane HeadEst. $50-$100

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