Civil War Artifacts 2024-10-27 Auction - 458 Price Results - John Kruesel's General Merchandise in MN - Page 19
LiveAuctioneers Logo
Online Auctions
John Kruesel's General Merchandise
Civil War Artifacts
CSA 1850s cherry/cedar canteen lined with beeswaxleather cartridge box with shoulder strap and breastplateMcClellan saddle
Done
Rochester, MN, United States
Auction Details

Civil War Artifacts

John Kruesel's General Merchandise

Approximately 450 lots featuring leather, McClellan saddle, 20+ swords, 20+ long guns, kepi hats, soldier letters, carbines, 30+ revolvers and hand guns, buckles and firearm accessories from the lifetime collection of a retired Naval Officer's Civil War (Union & Confederate) artifacts.
LiveAuctioneers Purchase Protection
Get the confidence you need to bid on the items you love.Learn More
Complete payment via LiveAuctioneers to qualify.
Sold
Pre-war compass in a wooden case: Compass attributed to H. E. Everts, Company C 174th Ohio Infantry. Reference material with copies of service records.
0933: Pre-war compass in a wooden caseEst. $50-$100
Sold
Soldier letter: John A. Osborn, Company I 10th Kentucky Infantry. Letter to his brother, Lenarge, Tennessee, 05/16/1862 with stamped cover. Reference material with copies of soldiers service and pension records.
0934: Soldier letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
Union discharge certificate: Martin Burkley, Company D 24th Wisconsin Infantry. Washington, D.C. dated 06/29/1865. Reference materials including copies of military service records.
0935: Union discharge certificateEst. $100-$200
Sold
Court marshall charges: Charges against First Lt. Daniel A. Stinger, Company E 125th Ohio Infantry, handwritten, for desertion. Louden, Tennessee, 03/03/1864.
0936: Court marshall chargesEst. $100-$200
Sold
Soldier book: [New York]: American Tract Society, n.d. "It is I, or, The Voice of Jesus in the Storm." Possibly to attributed to Llewellyn Y.N. Dwynell, Company A 1st Regiment Michigan U.S. Lancers due to
0937: Soldier bookEst. $75-$100
Sold
Pension application: Two original pages, form No.6. Dated 08/17/1908. Nancy Alexander applies for a widow's pension, widow of J.D. Alexander, Company H 3th Mississippi Infantry. Reference materials include copies of
0938: Pension applicationEst. $50-$100
Sold
Soldier letter: Captain S.E. Tyler, Company K 39th Wisconsin Volunteers. Letter to Mrs. S.E. Lynas in response to her inquiry about her brother Joseph. Tyler informs her her brother had died of illness on July 27th.
0939: Soldier letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
Sailor letter: John Clapham, Navy Yard Washington 08/10/1862. Expressing condolences to a friend whose mother had recently died.
0940: Sailor letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
Soldier letters: William Baugh, Company I 4th West Virginia Calvary; first letter written in German on patriotic stationery, dated 02/186-. Second letter written by an I.B. Tichenor (?), Camp Jenkins, Kentucky dated
0941: Soldier lettersEst. $100-$200
Sold
Confederate civilian letter: Sarah Goodridge to "my dear Ferg," 11/28/1864. A letter to her brother, Ferguson Goodridge, Company G 6th Virginia Infantry. Reference materials including copies of F. Goodridge's service records and
0942: Confederate civilian letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
1908 U.D.C. application: Application of D. Murray Key, Company B 1st Maryland Cavalry (Pikesville, 01/31/1908) to the United Daughters of the Confederacy, to certify eligibility for the Southern Cross of Honor. Includes an
0943: 1908 U.D.C. applicationEst. $100-$200
Sold
Confederate military letter: Dr. A. T. Telfair (Smithfield 05/09/1863) certifying that Lt. G.W. Watson, Company D 3rd North Carolina State Troops, is still under his medical charge and is unable to be at camp. Includes reference
0944: Confederate military letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
Confederate soldier letter: Cover letter (Hardy's Bluff, 01/10/1862) from John Park Wilson Jr., Company B 9th Virginia Infantry to Lt. Col. F.H. Archer. Includes copies of Wilson's pension and service records.
0945: Confederate soldier letterEst. $100-$200
Sold
Confederate check: Wythe County, Virginia, 10/12/1863. County court pays Polly Hilton an $8 soldier's family grant (soldier A.J. Hilton, Wythe County Militia Infantry Batallion); relationship unknown. Reference
0946: Confederate checkEst. $100-$200
Sold
Civil war period postal cover: Chicago, IL stamped cover addressed to Mr. Howell B. Cobb in Macon, Georgia; Howell Cobb briefly served as the first president of the C.S.A. Includes reference material on Cobb and his family.
0947: Civil war period postal coverEst. $50-$100
Sold
Confederate receipt: From Major Franklin J. Boggs, 12th Batallion light artillery, 02/24/1863 for 45 pairs of shoes and 45 pairs of pants. Reference material on Bogg's service record and post-war career.
0948: Confederate receiptEst. $100-$200
Sold
Union postal cover: Addressed to Rev. Samuel W. Eaton, Chaplain 7th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers. Reference materials about Eaton's service career with copies of service and pension records.
0949: Union postal coverEst. $50-$100
Sold
G.A.R. calling card: G.A.R. calling card for Andrew McCornack, Company I 12th Illinois Infantry. Full reference binder with copies of his military service and pension records, and Illinois G.A.R.
0950: G.A.R. calling cardEst. $100-$200
Sold
Two song sheets: "Tell Mother, I Die Happy," New York: Charles Magnus Co., n.d. & "Dixie for the Union," New York: Firth Pond & Co., 1860.
0951: Two song sheetsEst. $40-$60
Sold
Civil war stamped cover: Addressed (06/07/1864) to Philip F. Patrick, Company D 22nd Wisconsin Infantry, Hospital No. 3, Nashville, Tennessee - "please forward in haste to a sick soldier." Reference materials of service
0952: Civil war stamped coverEst. $50-$100
Sold
Five R&R bank notes + miniature locomotive model: Five Western & Atlantic Railway (1862) 50c and 25c bank notes - "will pay bearer 50 cents in current bank notes whenever the sum of $5 or upwards?..... Is presented." Reference materials about "The
0953: Five R&R bank notes + miniature locomotive modelEst. $50-$100
Sold
3 Confederate soldier biographical binders: compiled contemporary research pertaining to Willis V. Meadors, Co. G, 37th Alabama Infantry; James B. Sheeran, Confederate chaplain; Charles W. Thompson and Pierman Powell, both exectued in
0954: 3 Confederate soldier biographical bindersEst. $75-$100
Sold
3 Wisconsin soldier biographical binders: compiled contemporary research pertaining to James Lonergan, Co. F, 34th Wisconsin Infantry; Phineas C. Flint, Co. A, 30th Wisconsin Infantry; Frank D. Harding, Co. G, 4th Wisconsin Cavalry
0955: 3 Wisconsin soldier biographical bindersEst. $75-$100
Sold
4 Union soldier biographical binders: compiled contemporary research pertaining to Charles Dunn, Co. F, 29th Masschusetts Infantry; Josiah T. Elliot, Co. B, 117th Illinois Infantry; George Ward Nichols, U.S. Volunteers aide-de-camp; and
0956: 4 Union soldier biographical bindersEst. $75-$100

Auction Details

John Kruesel's General Merchandise

John Kruesel's General Merchandise

Rochester, MN, United States
4 Reviews
24 Followers
Bid Increments
PriceBid Increment
$0$25
$100$50
$1,000$200
$2,000$250
$3,000$500
$5,000$1,000
$10,000$2,000
Preview
Preview Hours: Friday October 25, 4:00-8:00 pm; Saturday October 26, from 8:00 am; Sunday October 27 from 8:00 am Preview is located at 41 Arena Drive SE @ the Olmsted County Fairgrounds, Rochester, Minnesota 55902. Note: We will be conducting a general antiques auction on Saturday, October 26th (LIVE ONLY) and this is where the preview is being held as well as where live bidding can take place.
22 3rd St. SW
John Kruesel's General Merchandise
Rochester, MN 55902
USA
Buyer's Premium
  • 18%
Terms & Conditions
* All items are sold as is, where is, with all faults; please attend previews and/or call ask questions in advance of sale by emailing kruesel@msn.com or calling 507 289 8049. * A buyer's premium will be applied to the purchase price of all items: *23% Liveauctioneers with card 3% will be added to all MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express credit cards charges *Please view our shipping & handling terms for details specific to this auction. * Items purchased and not picked up by buyer/affiliate or designated shipper within ten business days of the auction will be assessed a storage fee of $5.00 per day, per item. *All items sold with no reserve. *Note: all local, state and federal firearm laws apply. *Auctioneers: John Kruesel, Mike Anderson and John Schultz.
 
Autopay
If you have not contacted John Kruesel's General Merchandise to arrange payment within 3 days of the time that invoice is sent, we will charge the credit card you used to register for the auction for the amount of your invoice.
 
Sales Tax
Online purchases from John Kruesel's General Merchandise may be subject to sales tax. Please see the following for more details. If you are tax-exempt, you can submit your tax-exempt certificate to prevent the collection of tax. Learn more about tax-exemption.
Â