[CIVIL WAR]. 5th New York Veteran Infantry, Duryea's Zouave kepi, identified to James Thomas

[CIVIL WAR]. 5th New York Veteran Infantry, Duryea's Zouave kepi, identified to James Thomas Westlake with CDV portraits. Visor to crown 2 7/8 in. red wool felt kepi with dark blue wool band, br

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch attributed to Co. C, 165th New York Infantry, "2nd Duryea's Zouaves."  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing applied brass letter and numerals "C /

8 pieces. Mint, tied to card in box. Box excellent.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a double-armed soldier tentatively identified as James M. Andrus, Company G, 1st New York Infantry. Sixth plate tintype. (Exceptionally clear image.) Housed under m

[CIVIL WAR]. Kepi and sash identified to Surgeon Hermann Ideler, 45th New York Infantry and 15th New York Heavy Artillery. Height 2 1/2 in. front to crown, navy wool felt kepi, tarred and bound leathe

[CIVIL WAR]. A collection of items identified to brothers Robert and Samuel Burnside, Company H, 110th New York Infantry, comprised of a kepi and war-date photographs. Approx. height 4 3/4 in. blue wo

[CIVIL WAR]. 5th New York Cavalry badge identified to E.W. Whipple. Approx. 1 1/4 x 1 1/2 in. metal shield badge; T-bar attached to reverse (some darkening/tarnishing). Badge engraved: "E.W. Whipple /

Edmund's 5th New York State Volunteer Infantry Regiment Color Party (1863) "Duryea's Zouaves". Expanded set includes special order flag bearer and extra trooper. 8 pieces. Condition excellent. Boxes v

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-

1861-1865, wool. Card or pasteboard bill, leather strap with brass eagle buttons, brass "F 16" on front, hand sewn leather liner and worn lining. The 16 Reg. F. Company was raised at Potsdam, New York

[CIVIL WAR]. Lt. Colonel Thomas Holt, 70th New York Infantry, Sickles' (Excelsior) Brigade exceedingly rare corps badge. 1 1/2 x 1 7/8 in. silver badge; T-bar and clasp to reverse (some tarnish). Obve

[CIVIL WAR]. Uniform of the "Cladek Zouaves," identified to Private Alfred T. Brophy, Co. K, 35th New Jersey Infantry. Dark blue wool Algerian pattern jacket trimmed in red worsted wool braid and cord

[CIVIL WAR]. 4th Rhode Island Infantry kepi identified to Captain Martin Page Buffum, POW at Petersburg. [With:] ALLEN, George H. Forty-Six Months with the Fourth R.I. Volunteers.  Visor to crown

Ted Toys Confederate Infantry, Edmunds 39th New York Infantry with Colors. 13 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

No 11 No 27a Confederate Butternut Infantry CW 146th New York Infantry Near Mint With Box 12 Pieces

Letter written on patriotic hand-colored stationary by German immigrant Lorenz Guthardt of the 29th New York Infantry. [Civil War, Union, Confederate]

1864 1st ed 60th New York Infantry Union Civil War Gettysburg SLAVERY Railroads The 60th-New York Volunteer Infantry was a famous Civil War Union regiment known for playing an important role in variou

[CIVIL WAR]. Chasseur-style New York general staff officer's kepi.  Visor to crown 3 in. dark blue wool felt chasseur-style kepi with dark blue embroidered piping with crown quatrefoil, tarr

[CIVIL WAR]. 95th Pennsylvania Volunteers, Gosline's Zouaves, red piped kepi, identified to Joseph Greeley, Co. D.  Visor to crown 2 13/16 in. dark blue-black wool felt kepi with braided red pipe

Civil War hardtack issued to D.K. Bunnell, 23rd New York Infantry, at Fredericksburg, Virginia. 13 December 1862. 3 x 3 in. cracker with an accompanying note that states, "This Hard Tack was ishued [s

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Scrapbook of the famed 69th New York Infantry--the famed "Fighting Irish." 27 manuscripts, 7 pieces of printed ephemera, and numerous newspaper clippings, mounted on 29 scrapboo

Large civil War archive penned by and relating to Colonel Nelson B. Bartram, who served in the Civil War for the Union as a Captain of Company "B" 17th New York Volunteer Infantry from May 1861 to Jun

Fantastic carte de visite (CDV) photograph of the colors of the 18th New York Volunteer Infantry. Two soldiers, presumably the regiment’s color bearers, display the 18th’s battle-torn flag

Large folio photograph of Civil War "Officers Of 124th New York State Volunteers - Mustered out with Regiment at Washington's Headquarters Newburgh, N.Y., June 14, 1865". All officers identified. Phot