Civil War Dug Eagle Plate for Cartridge Box

US Civil War regulation circular eagle plate for the infantry cartridge box sling, lead filled with two hooks on back; 2 1/2" dia.; as found dug condition, good overall with bending along edge on one

Comprising: assorted post civil war buttons, a reproduction cartridge box plate and eagle breastplate ,civil war grapeshot, and fired bullets, WW I shrapnel from the Argonne Battle

Union Eagle Breast Plate and US Oval Cartridge Box Plateexcavated Civil War accoutrements of stamped brass with lead fill. Though common field recoveries before 1980, such plates rarely surface today.

Civil War Leather Cartridge Box, Carbine Socket and Belt. No makers marks. Lead-backed brass US emblem with metal boxes. No shoulder strap with brass American Eagle emblem, an oval US belt plate with

One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a lead filled back. Front shows a Roman Warrior flanked by oak leaves on both sides. It reads SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS VIRGINIA. Two eyelets on the reve

Brass eagle from cartridge box strap faded details and 2.5" Diam

Front shows a five pointed star in the center of the oval buckle. Two eyelets on the reverse side for securing to the leather cartridge box flap. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a

US Civil War Box Plate a dug relic and fine example of the standard-issue box plate. This example has both wire hooks intact, which is rare.

Front reads NC in the center of the oval box plate. Two eyelets on the reverse side for securing to the front flap of the leather cartridge box. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a

American Civil War period US plates including 1.) Regulation m1839 Cavalry cartridge box plate with two iron loops on reverse. This exact plate is pictured in American Military Belt Plates by O'Donnel

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1839 "US" cartridge box plate.  3 7/16 x 2 1/4 in. die-struck "US" box plate (mostly dark patination, with few tiny areas retaining gilt finish; dings and nicks to both sides,

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1861 cartridge box by Watertown Arsenal with sling and plates.  Federal cartridge box with 7 1/8 x 5 3/8 x 1 1/2 in. internal box containing original magazine tins, inner flap

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1857 cartridge box with sling and plates.  Federal cartridge box with approx. 7 x 6 x 1 1/2 in. internal box containing original magazine tins, inner flap stamped, "J. Boyd [&

die-struck rolled brass face, lead-filled back with iron wire loops, non-excavated example with illegible two-line stamp to back. Excavated example with label inscribed "SPOTSYLVANIA / 10-16-55" to ba

Lot of Civil War dug artifacts including a US eagle button, a Burnside carbine cartridge and more found near General Sheridan's 1864 cavalry camo near Winchester, Virginia at Stephenson's Depot. Comes

CIVIL WAR / INDIAN WARS REENACTOR BELT BUCKLES & CARTRIDGE PLATES Civil War / Indian Wars reenactor lot of belt buckles and cartridge box plates. All items included are post-war reproduc

Civil War Era US Army Leather Cartridge Box: Brass US Cartridge Box Identification Plate. Leather Cover over Leather Flash Guard with Two Metal "Tins" Cartridge Holders. Leather Cover over Firing Cap

[CIVIL WAR]. Philadelphia Fire Zouaves box plate, ca 1867-73. 2 7/8 x 1 3/4 in. die-struck rolled brass oval cartridge box plate featuring letters "P.F.Z." on front and brass wire loops soldered on ve

Civil War Black Leather Cartridge Box. Lead-backed brass U.S. emblem with metal boxes. With leather shoulder strap (one side detached), and lead-backed brass American Eagle emblem. No makers marks. Bo

(lot of 3) U.S. Civil War era Model 1858 leather cartridges boxes, in worn, torn and aged condition, each with U.S. oval brass plate, one plate with loss, each box with loss to leather including

Leather Cartridge Box. Outside opening has a brass plate depicting the Georgia State Seal. Inside flap is stamped Macon Arsenal. Cartridge case in good condition. Believed to be civil war renentactmen

Scarce "Burnside" pattern excavated eagle breastplate. This pattern is a rare variant of the standard 1826 model federal breastplate. “Burnside” plates derive their name from where they are usuall

Excellent survivor, wonderful original condition, with the original strap and Eagle Breast Plate.

All battlefield dug, identified as Antietam, Spring Creek and Spotslyvania Courthouse. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: Largest: Dia: 2.75" Condition: As dug.