BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES RELIC CANE

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Smith, Gustavus W. Title: The Battle of Seven Pines Place Published: New York Publisher:C.G. Crawford Date Published: 1891 Description: 22.5x15

Walking stick cut from a tree located at the center of the Seven Pines’ battlefield. A period note, written in ink on the relic itself, reads: “Cut from the center of 7 Pines battlefield,

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

Lead Whip part dug from Seven Pines Battlefield Va. Area

signed at top "Cut in the center of 7 pines battle field where 15,000 soilders were killed May 31st to june 1st 1862. Battle fought by Lee and McClellan." a historyical cane recounting the battle of s

This cane or walking stick is from a GAR meeting commemorating the battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War, 1863. It has a smooth finish with a strategically uncarved grip. This type of can

ANTIETAM FIELD-MADE IDENTIFIED CANE A great relic from the Antietam battlefield, a very early pine wood cane made on the field by an officer who carved his name and other information on his souvenir.

Relic Cane from Foudroyant Nelson's Ship - 36.5''L Relic Cane of Lord Nelson's Flagship The Foudroyant - Oak w/ Copper Mounting - Copper Marked Horatio Viscount Nelson, Bust w/ Born 1758 Died 1805, Sh

7 (Seven) canes and walking sticks, some with tropical hardwood shafts, including one parade cane with brass handle and 42 star American flag, one with twist reeded German silver handle, another compo

A relic cane made from wood taken from Little Round Top, the site of Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the 20th Maine's valiant defense of the Union Army's left flank. The three-foot fire decorated

1884 Confederate War Papers General Gustavus W. Smith Seven Pines US Civil War Gustavus Woodward Smith was a Confederate general during the American Civil War, best remembered for his role in the Batt

GETTYSBURG RELIC CANE A fine relic from the Gettysburg battlefield, a 36" pyro-designed knobby wood cane 1" brass tip at bottom, from a local collection. This cane was likely carved by a veteran on th

Group of seven canes. Longest cane: 38". Shortest cane: 27".

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.

Circa 1920, likely British. Sugar Cane Plantation furniture. The set is excellently crafted with mortised construction and flowing circular arms with sturdy cane backs. No apparent signature or makers

Group of seven canes, Sams. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----All items must be picked up by March 30th by a sh

3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

Seven canes, late 19th c., some decorated with sterling ring tops. Longest: 37"

Seven patriotic pine panels with American historical figures painted on them 10 x 48"

Historic Signature & Photograph Presentation of Confederate Major General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON (1807 – 1891) | General Johnston led armies at Bull Run and Seven Pines | General Joseph Johnston is

Autographs 1858 Confederate Brigadier General JAMES CONNER ALS JAMES CONNER (1829-1883). Confederate Brigadier General who served at Fort Sumter, 1st Bull Run, Seven Pines, Chancellorsville, Gettysbur

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

19th c. English pine cane rack. 42 1/2" x 12" x 27 1/2".