Cane, Gettysburg. Relic, 1891

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

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

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

A fine relic from the Gettysburg battlefield, 38” pyro-designed knobby wood cane with a gnarled wood grip, bearing the name “Round-Top” burned into the shaft, with brass tip at end. Most likely

Bullet collected from the Gettysburg battlefield by the daughter of a Kentucky Civil War officer in September 1892. This early relic was in turn given to an “AM Woods” and affixed to a pap

Gettysburg Relic Shell Partial shell fragment excavated on private property with permission at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Presented with a handwritten note reading: “Shell Fragment From the Battlfiel

A small but very good Gettysburg relic, a .30 caliber ball embedded in a 2.5 x .75 section of wood taken from somewhere in the immediate vicinity of the scene of Pickett's Charge on July 3,1863. Inter

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

Having a slightly curved 28-3/8" blade with single narrow and wide fullers. Brass guard pierced with flowered scrolls. Inclusive knuckle-bow and oval pommel. Ribbed wood grip. Right side of blade with

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

These are Antique Civil War Gettysburg Battlefield Relics including Bullets and Shrapnel with History written on the bottom. The text to the best of my deciphering ability states " Wood From Rowley Hi

Approx. 1" to 23" long.

This civil war cane is c.1860, from the Battle of Gettysburg. Cane made after the Civil War from wood from the Gettysburg battle. The shaft has a pyrography design which is very rare. It has a doctors

Title: 1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane Description:1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane. Inlaid images include watches, guns, tools, locks and Masonic goods. Hallmarks o

United States,1861-1865 Includes two canes purported to be from Gettysburg and a GAR identified cane. Wood,Smallest 34 1/2",Largest 36 1/2" Two canes marked "Gettysburg," one cane marked "GAR Washingt

Carved from wood found near Jefferson's Tomb Monticello, VA. 34 3/4 inches.

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A Pennsylvania Folk Art Carved Cane Dated September 1891 signed W.A. Neil, Greensboro, PA and decorated with a griffin, a hunt scene and a hand clasping the base. Length 35 1/2 inches. Property from t

A fascinating piece of American history, a wooden cane with an ornate gold filled handle with dedication to Major Geo. W. Davey for his service at Gettysburg in the 11th NY Haveloch Battery. Measures

Civil war relics dug from Gettysburg Battlefield

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA VIEW CIVIL WAR RELIC AND OTHER STANHOPE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Civil War Minie ball bullet relic watch fob with a stanhope identified as &qu

Artist: Frederic Whitaker | 1891-1980 Title: The Relic Signed l/l: Frederic Whitaker '49 Media: Watercolor Dimensions: 30 by 22 inches Condition: Very Good Condition details: This painting is in very

Overall with board 8-1/4" high x 43-1/2" long. LR The item(s) in this lot are being sold for the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regis

Early gold tipped cane. 35" L., along with early sword, handle broken, sword 36 1/2" L., comes with metal sheath. Cane top Dated and signed '91 (1891).