1745 BATTLE OF LOUISBURG RELIC

(18th c) Bristol Mug enameled with a grenadier as identified in a March 14, 1936 New York Times article which accompanies the lot. 6 1/4 x 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches.

WWI Era French Belgium Infantry Combat Adrian Helmet dug from ground. Rust throughout. Also a large dent on the side. Use the photos provided for a better description of the condition of this helmet.

1 piece. Near mint condition. Unboxed.

3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

6.25" Ancient Byzantine Era Ceramic Greek Fire War Grenade Battle Relic

Est. $ 120 - 150 German M17 WWI Helmet . A genuine battle field relic this M1916/17 rolled edge, lugged ,stahlhelm no liner and evidence of charring.

Battle of Britain relic piece of Hurricane P3025 airplane crashed near Newchurch 7th September 1940. Good Condition. All autographed items are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authen

Pair of British Battle of Britain relics including; 1.) Metal bell for the 1939-45 R.A.F. Benevolent Fund that was "CAST WITH METAL FROM GERMAN AIRCARFT SHOT DOWN OVER BRITAIN". Bell measures 6" (heig

Includes shoe fragments (shoe sole from City Point), folding knife, and straight razor. 3-1/4" to 10" long. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before

(BOXER REBELLION) RELIC FROM THE BATTLE OF PEKING Interesting relic from the Battle of Peking during the Boxer Rebellion, a 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" section of red cloth, once part of a British woman's dress,

A scarce British soldier’s relic from the Battle of Waterloo: a weighty pewter plate measuring 9.5 in. diameter and 1 in. thick, with leather strap (likely a replacement). Painted identificatio

Print "A View of the Landing the New England Forces in ye Expedition Against Cape Breton 1745-The capture of Louisburg" under glass. Dimensions: 14" x 19.5"

Brass double oval, 4 x 2", French & Indian War era dug at St. Simon Island, Georgia, likely a relic of the battle between British and Spanish troops at the battles of Blood Marsh and Gully Hole Creek

Troops of Frederick The Great on Parade after the Battle of Soors, 1745, PZ 48mm Heyde replicas by Joe Shimek. 25 pieces. Condition excellent. No box.

Custer's Last Stand, Shell Casing Recovered from the Battlefield at Little Bighorn [CUSTER, George] One of the last surviving relics of the Battle of Little Bighorn, a used bullet shell casing expelle

Civil War Flag Remnant & Infantry Horn Insignia A display featuring two probably battle-used Civil War relics: a remnant from a 34-star American flag; and a brass infantry horn insignia salvaged f

Christian Rugendas (German, 1708-1781). Collection of nine mezzotints with etching by the artist Christian Rugendas after his father G.P. Rugendas's Military Paintings (George Philipp Rugendas, b. 166

over a dozen relics presumed to be from Gettysburg battleground, including numerous bullets, some mushroomed from direct hit; flagstaff finial and heel cup; flagbearer's leather belt; fence post with

A Meissen tea cup, circa 1745 Decorated with a puce battle scene within an elaborate gilt cartouche shaded in puce, flanked by flower sprays, 4.7cm high, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue, impre

A fine relic from the opening battle of the Civil War, a two-ring Minie ball and paper cartridge kept by hero Sgt. PETER HART following the surrender of the Union force which attempted to hold the isl

Comprised of: 1 & 2) Two excavated weapons a Model 1860 Cavalry Sabre and a bayonet on an old relic board found at the Battle of Cumberland Church, Farmville, Virginia. 3) Bayonet with a tag reading �

Soda Pop Miniatures : Relic Knights : Star Nebula corsairs Battle Box : Faction Starter : Sealed Soda Pop Miniatures : Relic Knights : Calico Kate and Skully : Open Soda Pop Miniatures : Relic Knights

Cane featuring metal cap with rounded top and eight side faces with text reading "Presented to ____________from You Brother Bob" (top) and "This Cane Made From the Ramparts Taken at Chapultepec Septem

A sermon by Thomas Prince, South Boston, on the taking of Louisburg (Cape Breton) New England, in 1745, by New England soldiers assisted by a British squadron. Printed in 1747. H: 9.25"; W: 6.75". //