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0049: TWO CIVIL WAR ARMED 129th ILLINOIS SOLDIERSEst. US$500-US$800

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Primitive Wrought Iron Wall Sconce Spike Candle Holder: This primitive sconce or wall mounted candlestick holder has a wonderful age patina. Measuring about 5 inches long overall, with a 2.5 inch tall tapered socket, this wrought iron candlestick has a

0050: Primitive Wrought Iron Wall Sconce Spike Candle HolderEst. US$150-US$400Lot Passed

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Pan Am 1930s Clipper Pin in Gold-Plated Brass: This was brought into my shop today as I type this. I wasn't exactly sure what it was, but I had an idea, and a couple Google searches filled in the blanks. This is a 1930s Pan American Airlines

0051: Pan Am 1930s Clipper Pin in Gold-Plated BrassEst. US$25-US$150

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Iowa Civil War Casualty Letter & Patriotic Envelope: Very telling and very sad. An incredibly strong Iowa woman writing her niece and telling of her son being at the battle of Port Gibson and then being wounded in the right hand in Battle of Baker

0052: Iowa Civil War Casualty Letter & Patriotic EnvelopeEst. US$100-US$200

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Powder Horn: A small powder horn with wood plug base and nicely turned spout. Given the small size, it is likely a priming horn, used for a finer grade powder for the flashpan of a flintlock hunting rifle. These

0053: Powder HornEst. US$25-US$150

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Civil War Collapsible Pewter Cup & Case Belfast Maine: Classic Civil War folding drinking cup in the original japanned tin carrying case. Excellent condition. Case is incised with the owners name from Belfast, Maine. The first initial is so stylized I

0054: Civil War Collapsible Pewter Cup & Case Belfast MaineEst. US$75-US$150

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19th Century Victorian Tear Catcher / Tear Bottle: Amber colored molded glass... A so-called "Tear Catcher". Ostensibly a vial for use by crying mourners to capture precious tears. The notion dates back thousands of years to a scripture in the

0055: 19th Century Victorian Tear Catcher / Tear BottleEst. US$50-US$150

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Civil War Shrapnel Bomb Shell Chickamauga Battlefield: Wonderful early battlefield relic with old brown ink note affixed telling that this piece of artillery shell was found at Chickamauga Georgia in 1909. That's 110 years ago. Materials, Packing, and

0056: Civil War Shrapnel Bomb Shell Chickamauga BattlefieldEst. US$75-US$200

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5th Massachusetts Civil War Minute Man Medal Died 1864: The State of Massachusetts authorized medals for those rare first responders who had answered LincolnÂ’s Â“first callÂ” for volunteer troops to serve three months in April 1861. No other

0057: 5th Massachusetts Civil War Minute Man Medal Died 1864Est. US$200-US$300

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5th Massachusetts Civil War Minute Man Medal Died 1862: The State of Massachusetts authorized medals for those rare first responders who had answered LincolnÂ’s Â“first callÂ” for volunteer troops to serve three months in April 1861. No other

0058: 5th Massachusetts Civil War Minute Man Medal Died 1862Est. US$200-US$300

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Civil War 5th West Virginia Veterans Medal: These West Virginia medals along with those from the state of Ohio are among the earliest awards given by states to their Civil War veterans. On the 27th of January, 1866, Colonel William B. Curtis,

0059: Civil War 5th West Virginia Veterans MedalEst. US$150-US$250

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5th Cavalry Civil War West Virginia Veterans Medal: These West Virginia medals along with those from the state of Ohio are among the earliest awards given by states to their Civil War veterans. On the 27th of January, 1866, Colonel William B. Curtis,

0060: 5th Cavalry Civil War West Virginia Veterans MedalEst. US$150-US$300

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0061: Civil War 60th Ohio Soldier Ladder BadgeEst. US$200-US$350

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Classic Civil War Lantern: 1860 era oil lamp lantern. Roughly 15 inches tall. Burner and base are secured by two spring clamps on the bottom. Glass globe has a hole broken out. Still solid. It likely had several Wire

0062: Classic Civil War LanternEst. US$100-US$200

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Colonial America British 1730 Inscribed Tobacco Box: Super appealing personal item. An oval brass tobacco box or large snuff box with a hinged lid engraved "Richard Daniel 1730". Approx 4 inches long. This is nearly 300 years old, from era of the

0063: Colonial America British 1730 Inscribed Tobacco BoxEst. US$250-US$400

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Civil War 1860 Cavalry Officers Saber Gold washed blade: Most cavalry officer's sabers we find are the heavier pattern of 1840. This one is the 1860 pattern light cavalry model with the rounded spine on the blade and swelled center area of the grip. Far

0064: Civil War 1860 Cavalry Officers Saber Gold washed bladeEst. US$1,000-US$2,000

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0065: Civil War Ames Cavalry Saber Dated 1862Est. US$500-US$800

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$1863 Civil War Presentation Sword Tiffany & Co.: A regulation 1850 pattern foot officer\'s sword with brass mounted leather scabbard. Beautifully engraved on both sides of the top scabbard mount with the officer\'s name and presentation$

0066: 1863 Civil War Presentation Sword Tiffany & Co.Est. US$1,250-US$2,000

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CDV ROBERT ANDERSON AS BRIGADIER GENERAL: Two-thirds length seated view by Gutekunst of Philadelphia. Anderson graduated West Point in 1825 and served in the artillery, being brevetted twice. As Major he was assigned to Charleston Harbor in

0067: CDV ROBERT ANDERSON AS BRIGADIER GENERALEst. US$45-US$95Lot Passed

CDV GENERAL GRANT: A vignetted bust view of General Grant. No backmark. Trimmed for insertion into a photograph album. Grant's shoulder straps are faint, but the face is very good and expressive of his noted

0068: CDV GENERAL GRANTEst. US$45-US$95Lot Passed

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0069: CIVIL US INFANTRY BELT PLATEEst. US$150-US$225

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Mexican War Civil War Militia Sword: A typical American officer's sword dating about 1840-1850. The pommel is in the form of a knight's head and his linked to the flat and flared branches of the crossguard by a chainlink knuckleguard.

0070: Mexican War Civil War Militia SwordEst. US$1,000-US$2,500

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Ultra Rare First Delivery Inspected Ames 1850 Sword: An example of the RAREST Ames Foot Officer's sword- a government contract U.S. pattern 1850 foot officer's sword actually made in 1850. They were contracted for and purchased by the Ordnance

0071: Ultra Rare First Delivery Inspected Ames 1850 SwordEst. US$1,000-US$3,000

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Civil War CDV Photo Dashing Harrisburg Penna Officer: Full standing infantry officer wearing short jacket, sash, swordbelt, kepi with infantry horn insignia, 2nd lieutenant's shoulder straps, import "Peterson 75" officer's sword. Taken circa 1864 by

0072: Civil War CDV Photo Dashing Harrisburg Penna OfficerEst. US$75-US$200

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