Confederate Bowie knife, Date 1863, Columbia S.C.

Interesting French 1816 Model Artillery Short Sword Turned in to Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife by Southern Soldier During the American Civil War era ~ Blade with Maker and a Date 1831 to Ricasso. T

Please see picture for measurment. These artifacts are from multiple collections from around the United States. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate D-hilt Bowie knife. 12 in. single-edge clip point blade. Overall length 16 1/4 in. Steel D-hilt with wooden handle. Unmarked. (Blade oxidized and darkened with pitting; crack

Bowie Knife with Leather Sheath. Engraved in wooden handle CS. Blade measures 9.75 inches in length. Full knife measures 15 inches in length.

Courtney & Tennent Bowie Knife, stamped Charleston, South Carolina

Large American Civil War Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife ~ made from a Cut-down Cavalry Sword. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 23.5". Blade Length : 17.5". ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEAR BIDDERS, PL

Confederate Style D-Guard Bowie Knife. Attached tag from owner reads, "Confederate D-Guard bowie knife found in and old trunk under some blankets in a Victorian home in Memphis TN." We are unable to a

Very Large Southern Bowie Knife Probably Confederate Used in American Civil War ~ from Robert Marek Collection. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 19.75". Blade Length : 15". ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D

FIne Old Blacksmith Confederate D-Guard Bowie Wood Slab Grip-Sheet Metal D-Guard 13" blade. Overall Length: 18" Tin Sheath

Confederate Style Spear point Bowie Knife. Iron blade spuriously stamped "Boyle, Gamble & McFafee". Stag grips. 15-1/2"l. overall. Condition: Good with wear.

Heading: Author: [Fontaine, F.G.] Title: Marginalia; Or, Gleanings from an Army Note-Book Place Published: Columbia, SC Publisher: Date Published: 1864 Description: [4],iii

This Confederate knife is 22 1/2 in. long with a 17 1/4 in. blade. It is 1/4 in. thick with a clip-point and false edge. The knife gets its name from the D-shaped guard and clip-point. There are no ma

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STAG HANDLE CLIP POINT BOWIE KNIFE. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH AN OLD TAG THAT READ FOUND IN BARN IN GETTYSBURG, PA. THIS IS A VERY RARE FIND. THE HANDLE HAS A SEAT

Artist: ROBERT FRANK Print Title: Restaurant on U.S.1, Leaving Columbia SC, 1955 Printing Date: 2000’s Medium: photo-lithograph Printed in: Italy Image Size: approx. 7 x 10.5” Robert Frank i(Novem

ANTIQUE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA ENGLISH BOWIE KNIFE FOR US OR CONFEDERATE OFFICER. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 11 1/2", Blade length : 6 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition reports are not inc

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt ambrotype. Half leatherette case. Charles Rees. Richmond, Virginia. Impressive portrait of a Confederate infantryman who displays a large Bowie knife and musket

Ninth plate hand-tinted & gilt tintype. Half leatherette case. Anonymous artist. A compelling portrait of a Confederate soldier armed with an enormous Bowie knife. Captured by a skilled operator on th

Heading: (Bradbury, Ray) Author: Peacock, Thomas Love Title: Headlong Hall Place Published: [Columbia, SC] Publisher:Camden House Date Published: [1997] Description: Introduction

1853 Columbia, SC- The Exchange Bank $10 Fr-SC380-30 Grades vf+.

Large Early Bowie Knife ~ Probably American Civil War. Most likely confederate . Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 16", Blade length : 11 3/8". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Clo

Nice Early Bowie Knife, Probably American Revolution to Civil War, Confederate.Full Length Blade Length

The battle of Fredericksburg handle with Confederate flag design and General Lee portrait on blade. Total knife length is 10x34; blade is 5 1/4x34;. Stainless blade. The Franklin Mint.

Four pieces: 1. T66, $50 with portrait of Jefferson Davis, 3 Series, Serial No. 28574; issued February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA; engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC---2. T67, $20 with vignette o

A Richmond 5, signed and no. 39578, Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia S.C. Provenance: Descended through a prominent family