Rare Civil War A. W Decrow Maker (Compass?) Pouch

Bangor, ME. Leather is cracking. Needs some restoring.

In this albumen photo, which is a bit larger than a carte-de-visite (CDV), an older, bearded black man dressed in a worn topcoat and hat holds the reins of a beautiful dark horse named “Viva&#82

Leather bag with strap.*Bid with confidence*Danny's Auction will combine shipping when possible if you are bidding on multiple items. Shipping will be actual on most items. There may be a small handli

Rare Lincoln Mourning Badge w/ Original Box Rare Abraham Lincoln mourning badge that features an albumen photograph of President Lincoln encased in a gold-colored frame surrounded by black cloth with

Rare American Civil War Confederate Pike Head by W.M. RILEY Total length : 16 1/2" : , Blade length : 10 3/4". Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information,

US Civil War Artillery Short Sword w/ Scabbard and Frog. Maker marked and date 1834 on the blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 25 3/4", Blade length : 18 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition re

Rare from Mathew Brady negative photo of the ruins of Richmond 1865, image is 4.5"T x 6.5"W, overall in frame is 9.5"T x 11.5"W

Littlefield, Parsons & Co, 1/2 Plate Daguerreotype, In Rare Civil War Gutta Percha Union Case, Ca. 1850, H 4.75" W 6" Depth 1" | The visible image measures H 3 1/4" x W 4 3/8". The case measures H 4.7

RARE CIVIL WAR STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SWORD, 1860: Small Sword by W HORSTMANN & SONS of PHILADELPHIA, with 31" Long, Oval Engraved Blade. Hinged Hilt with American Eagle, Blackfish Grip with Wire Re

Lottery Ticket Broadside from Delaware May27,1861, w/promotional circular, issued 1 month after CW began, rare, Confederate States Cotton Loan/Bond Paying 7%, postmarked London 1863, written in Englis

American, 20th century. A grouping of various makers and inventory numbered painted toy soldiers, Union and Confederate W. Britain with 6 of the 41 contemporary soldiers marked 94, two W. Britain boxe

1865 1st ed Ulysses S Grant & W Tecumseh Sherman Civil WAR Generals Headley RARE Joel Tyler Headley was an American historian who served as Secretary of State of New York. Producing many works on vari

1866 1st ed Ulysses S Grant & W Tecumseh Sherman Civil WAR Generals Headley RARE Joel Tyler Headley was an American historian who served as Secretary of State of New York. Producing many works on vari

2 Rare Mid 19th C Etchings. 1 w/ Abraham Lincoln & the other Signed W. Dendy Sadler.Condition- Generally Good Condition As Found. Dimensions- Larger- Sight- 27" x 19". Frame-30" x 22".Provenance- From

4" x 2"

27" T x 22" W

Rare American Civil War era US Artillery Officer's Sword with Well Etched Blade and New York Maker's Logo. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

Has a few cracks and breaks in the wood but overall in decent primitive condition. Has heavy metal carrying handles on each side. 36in wide 12in deep 25 in tall. Rare early piece of history!!

For Volunteer Maine militia. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: L 3.5" x W 2.25" Condition: Appears to be dug, corrosion, loss to attachments.

Engraved metal Union Foreer 1863 1st Irish Brigade New York Volunteers / Measures: 4"H x 1.75"W / Condition: Good condition

80 Civil War Bullets w/ Washington Arsenal, Etc. (1) Rare Washington Arsenal six spoke bullet. (1) US .69 Cal. Lagrange, TN 3-29-69 Comb-NCAV. (1) US .69 Cal. pulled Shiloh, V. Ohio Camp, 4668. (1) En

Very Good American Civil War Era Gambler's Push Dagger Knife, Possibly Confederate With A Rare American Maker And Very Nice And Rare Original Thick Leather Scabbard. The Handle Is One Piece Wood With

Civil War-period writing group, comprising: Pen case with "Leroy W. Fairchild, Maker New York" embossed on the lid. The case holds a wooden-handled ink pen with brass nib.  [With:] Cardboard box

1864 Civil War 1ed Life w/ 49th Massachusetts Volunteers Illustrated Portraits “Have I the right to take a human life? To be slain seems not half so fearful as to slay.” – Henry T.