[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1851 cavalry sabre belt by W. Kinsey retaining shoulder strap and equipped with

[CIVIL WAR]. A collection of items identified to General James Lyman Van Buren, incl. US Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, buff saber belt, shoulder straps, insignia, and photographs.  US Model 186

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1839 US company officer's shoulder belt plate.  2 1/2 x 3 1/8 in. gilt cast brass plate with integral rounded end hooks on verso (some wear, darker patination in spots). Plate

Copy of an Ames Cabotsville Model 1840 Cavalry Sabre stamped CSA, with USA scratched out, brass hilt, brass wire and brown leather grip, metal scabbard, 42" long. Light corrosion.

Copy of an Ames Cabotsville Model 1840 Cavalry Sabre stamped CSA, with USA scratched out, brass hilt, brass wire and brown leather grip, metal scabbard, 42" long. Light corrosion.

This beautiful Confederate sword is a model 1840 Cavalry Sword. It was made by F.H. which is a German company from Solingen, Germany. It was made by the famous sword maker Horster for a confederate so

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1851 US 3rd Artillery Officer's shako. Visor to crown 6 in. dark blue wool felt with bound leather visor and chinstrap with 14 mm brass buttons with eagle and letter "A," black leat

[CIVIL WAR]. Imported US Model 1840 Cavalry Officer's saber presented to Captain Otto Harhaus, 2nd New York Volunteer Cavalry, who commanded the Regiment at Gettysburg. 35 in. curved, single-edged bla

Published Ames Model 1851 General Officers' Sword Inscribed from Confederate Col. WW Horton to Capt. PH Thomas American Civil War 32" double-edged spear point blade with a 30" stopped median fuller. 3

[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-

[CIVIL WAR]. Staff captain's frock coat. Navy blue nine-button, single-breasted Captain of Staff frock coat with Captain of Staff shoulder straps, nine Scovill Manufacturing Co. staff coat buttons, an

[CIVIL WAR]. Folk art carved pipe identified to the 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, referencing Colonel W.W. Averell and battles fought in 1862. Oversized folk art carved wooden pipe, approx. 5 1/2 in. over

Robert E. Lee Paddle Steamer Model in Display Case. Approx. 34"H x 70.5"W x 22.5"D. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Of a cavalry officer on a horse rampant. 4 1/4 x 2 3/4 inches. Hand sewn suede leather strap is 30 inches.

This is an antique Civil War Confederate soldier's fife. The initials "LMJ" are carved along the shaft. According to family history, the fife belonged to William Smith, a young Louisiana soldier who s

Alabama colonel William oats, Gettysburg, 1863 model number 31247

Published Schuyler, Hartley & Graham Model 1860 Staff & Field Officers' Sword taken from Confederate Spy Col. W.O. Williams in Franklin, TN and Inscribed to Henry Newcomer American Civil War 31" diamo

General Ulysses S. Grant on Horseback with Union Army and Cavalry Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1895 lower right Size: 25 x 30 in. Note: Boisseau was born in Paris in 1823 and first visited North Ame

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War cavalry sword Attributed to James Conning featuring a carbon steel blade etched at either side with geometric and scroll patterns alongside script "CSA"

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1858 Union artillery Hardee hat with added insignia. Brim to crown 5 1/2 in. 1858 model, dark brown felt Hardee hat with grosgrain hatband and ostrich feather plume, leather sweatba

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John S. McNulty. Letters from a civilian saddler for the Confederate cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley. 7 Autograph Letters Signed as "John S." to his future wife Mollie McClu

We are pleased to offer this rare 6th North Carolina State Troops (NCST) excavated belt plate, the only Confederate belt plate custom-made for one regiment during the war. Likely commissioned and paid

Col. John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916: Confederate cavalry battalion commander, known as the "Gray Ghost" fro his partisan guerrilla tactics; after Appomattox, disbanded his force rather than surrender