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CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH OF A DASHING NEW YORK CAVALRYMAN

High Grade Civil War 1850 US Staff & Field Sword

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1855 PISTOL CARBINE & SHOULDER STOCK: U.S. 1855 Springfield Pistol-Carbine with the original detachable shoulder stock. Only 4,021 of these interesting arms were produced at Springfield Arsenal between 1855 and 1857. This small

0001: 1855 PISTOL CARBINE & SHOULDER STOCKEst. US$2,500-US$4,000

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0002: TWO CIVIL WAR PHOTOS: OUTDOOR GROUP & ARMED NJ SOLDIERSEst. US$200-US$400

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0003: TWO CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS BY WHITEHURST, PERHAPS N.J.Est. US$20-US$80

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SIGNED CIVIL WAR MISSOURI COLONEL AND BREVET BRIGADIER: A crystal-clear carte-de-visite format photograph of Eli Bowyer, Colonel of the 11th Missouri Infantry and Brevet Brigadier General. Signed in ink on the reverse: “Yours Truely / Eli Bowyer.”

0004: SIGNED CIVIL WAR MISSOURI COLONEL AND BREVET BRIGADIEREst. US$100-US$200

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FOUR WONDERFUL CDV PHOTOS OF CHILDREN, NEW JERSEY: Early to mid Civil War era. About as classic early 1860s photographic views as you could hope to find. All four are by Newark photographers and show cute kids, well posed, and artfully produced.

0005: FOUR WONDERFUL CDV PHOTOS OF CHILDREN, NEW JERSEYEst. US$30-US$100

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CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH OF A DASHING NEW YORK CAVALRYMAN: Wonderful image of an armed New York cavalryman, shown full standing with a clearly displayed Colt .44 caliber army revolver tucked right up front in his belt and leaning on his saber at his side. He

0006: CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH OF A DASHING NEW YORK CAVALRYMANEst. US$150-US$300

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0007: UNUSUAL POSE BY TOBIAS, PERHAPS ABNER STOVER 35TH MASSEst. US$75-US$150

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AUTOGRAPHED CIVIL WAR CARTE-DE-VISITE OF GENERAL DIX: Dix was one of the first heroes of the Civil War. As Secretary of the Treasury he supervised the Revenue Cutter Service and when he heard one of his cutters at New Orleans might fall into

0008: AUTOGRAPHED CIVIL WAR CARTE-DE-VISITE OF GENERAL DIXEst. US$400-US$600

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AUTOGRAPHED CARTE-DE-VISITE OF GENERAL DIX BY BRADY: A variant CDV of Major General Dix. Like our other signed view of Dix this is a Brady/Anthony published photograph with Brady's credit handwritten in the negative. In this case, however, the

0009: AUTOGRAPHED CARTE-DE-VISITE OF GENERAL DIX BY BRADYEst. US$400-US$600

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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER VAN VLIET AND FOREIGN OBSERVERS: Major General Stewart Van Vliet (1815-1901) graduated West Point in 1840 and served in the Mexican War. He was promoted Major and Quartermaster in 1861 and served on McClellan's staff as Chief

0010: CHIEF QUARTERMASTER VAN VLIET AND FOREIGN OBSERVERSEst. US$120-US$230Lot Passed

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CDV CIVIL WAR OFFICER FROM TOLEDO, OHIO: A commissioned officer from Toldeo, Ohio. Full standing view. He wears a regulation line officer's frock coat indicating he is a captain or lieutenant, and holds his kepi. Th reverse has

0011: CDV CIVIL WAR OFFICER FROM TOLEDO, OHIOEst. US$25-US$50

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CIVIL WAR CORPORAL CARTE-DE-VISITE BY YOUNG OF BALTMORE: A clear 2/3 standing view of an apparently well read Union corporal in an infantry frock. He holds a large and thick volume upright on a small marble top table. Under magnification we see the book

0012: CIVIL WAR CORPORAL CARTE-DE-VISITE BY YOUNG OF BALTMOREEst. US$25-US$50

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0013: CDV PHOTO OF JOHN H. BLISS 2nd PA HEAVY ARTEst. US$50-US$100

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GOLD MINER'S SCALES CIRCA 1850: A set of gold miner's balance scales in their box bearing a "Hall's Patent" tag reading, "19 Bromfield Boston Mass, Manufacturer, Dealer, and Importer of Instruments." The box is a simple wood box

0014: GOLD MINER'S SCALES CIRCA 1850Est. US$100-US$175

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GOLD MINER'S SCALES CIRCA 1850: Goldminer's scales and box, measuring 6x3x1 inches. There is no label, but the box is a step up in quality with nice finish to the wood, a beveled top, and a small button-release catch on the front.

0015: GOLD MINER'S SCALES CIRCA 1850Est. US$100-US$160

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BRASS HILT BRUNSWICK PATTERN 1837 SWORD BAYONET: Flat bladed, brass hilted sword bayonet for the Brunswick rifle, successor in the British army to the Baker. Hilt with some staining and traces of a black paint. Blade is smooth metal, dark, with

0016: BRASS HILT BRUNSWICK PATTERN 1837 SWORD BAYONETEst. US$50-US$100

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VIRGINIA TECH CORPS OF CADETS BELT AND PLATE: The corps of cadets at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute was established in the 1870s and continues to this day. The first commandant was former Confederate general James H. Lane. This belt dates to

0017: VIRGINIA TECH CORPS OF CADETS BELT AND PLATEEst. US$35-US$100

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REPRODUCTION CIVIL WAR CAVALRY BELT AND HOLSTER: The belt has both saber slings and a shoulder belt. The plate has an eagle and silvered wreath, and is made with a bar on the back rather than a side slot. Belt leather is brown in tone and shows

0018: REPRODUCTION CIVIL WAR CAVALRY BELT AND HOLSTEREst. US$35-US$75

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ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR NEW YORK DEPOT CANTEEN: Original Union Army regulation US 1858 pattern "oblate spheroid" canteen. Made with smooth sides. This is a standard Civil War pattern. Has all three brackets firmly in place and the stopper and

0019: ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR NEW YORK DEPOT CANTEENEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

ORIGINAL SMOOTH-SIDED CIVIL WAR CANTEEN: Original regulation US Civil War canteen. Introduced in 1858, these smooth-sided versions tend to be early war and most makers shifted to corrugated "bulls-eye" pattern as the war went on. This one

0020: ORIGINAL SMOOTH-SIDED CIVIL WAR CANTEENEst. US$85-US$125Lot Passed

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FRENCH MODEL 1833 NAVAL CUTLASS AND SCABBARD: A good example of the French 1833 cutlass made at Chatterault and dated May 1841 on the back edge of the blade. The blade is an even silver-gray with a couple of dark gray spots near the hilt and at

0021: FRENCH MODEL 1833 NAVAL CUTLASS AND SCABBARDEst. US$200-US$350

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GOOD SMOOTH SIDED CIVIL WAR CANTEEN: The standard U.S. issue 1858 pattern canteen. Smooth sided, with all three brackets in place and lots of the original tin finish remaining. Some minor dents. No holes or cracks. This displays well

0022: GOOD SMOOTH SIDED CIVIL WAR CANTEENEst. US$75-US$100

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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR NEW YORK .45-70 CARTRIDGE BELT: A Mills patent cartridge belt with a single row of loops for .45-70 cartridges. These woven cartridge belts came into use for field wear starting in the 1870s. This one is dark blue and bears a New

0023: SPANISH AMERICAN WAR NEW YORK .45-70 CARTRIDGE BELTEst. US$100-US$150

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PAIR OF SOCKET BAYONETS: Overall brown metal with surface rust and scattered pitting. Both with functional locking rings. One is US marked and for a .45-70 trapdoor. The other is one of the European imports, likely German,

0024: PAIR OF SOCKET BAYONETSEst. US$75-US$150Lot Passed

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