Civil War U.S. Springfield Model 1863 Type1 Musket

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1864 MUSKET ; STAMPED 1864 ; WITH SPRINGFIELD EAGLE ; - 55 1/2" LONG

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1830 FLINT LOCK MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION - EAGLE STAMP AND OTHER TOUCH MARKS - WITH RAM ROD - 55 3/4" LONG, 40 1/8" BARREL - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1863 TYPE I PERCUSSION MUSKET, smoothbore, possibly originally rifled, lockplate with eagle to center, "U.S. / SPRINGFIELD" to fore, and "1863" to tail, barrel marked with "P" a

Civil War era Union N. P. Ames Springfield Foot Artillery Model 1832 short sword and scabbard. Brass grip with cast fish scale design, spread winged eagle stamped on both sides of pommel, inspector ma

& scabbard. Dated 1863 on the blade close to the handle along with initials ADK and US. The opposing side of the handle is marked B.B. Nice old surface throughout. Total: L40" Sold from the collection

Dated 1861 Springfield Civil War musket (has been modified), US on sidelock, percussion fire, 58 cal, walnut stock with missing ram rod, 30.75 in barrel, 46.5 in long. Sold as is.

An antique US Civil War Model 1860 light cavalry saber. The sword holds a slightly curved steel blade with a steel blade featuring flat back with narrow and wide fullers, a brass hilt with remnants of

Civil War CDVs Patriotic Civil War Carte de Visite Photo of General Grant c. 1863 Civil War Period, Carte de Visite Photograph of Union General Ulysses S. Grant, Choice Very Fine. Scarce Patriotic Civ

1863 Whitneyville Union Civil War musket; percussion; wood has been cut down; '1863' 'US Whitney-ville' to lock-plate; repaired stock; L: 50" (approx.)

Model 1861 Civil War musket (drum conversion to percussion) stamped on sidelock with American eagle and WM. MUIR & CO., WINDSOR LOCKS, CT. 55 in long, barrel 40 in, 58 caliber. Dated 1863. Some rust o

ENFIELD MODEL, WIDELY USED IN THE CIVIL WAR. NICE CONDITION! ESTIMATE: $2000-$3000

Civil War Model 1861 E. Robinson contract Musket. Lock plate is crisply stamped "1864 / U.S. / E Robinson / New York" Inspector cartouche on L/S flat behind side plate screw. Action works. Heavy use m

Ames Manufacturing Company Model 1840 Civil War Era Musician's Sword, 1863, with gilt bronze handle, the steel blade struck "AMES MFG Co. / CHICOPEE / MASS" and "U.S. / A. D. K. / 1863". 29.75" L x 4.

Model 1863, S. Norris & W.T. Clement Contract Rifled Musket: About 3,000 of this model were produced by S. Norris and W.T. Clement in Springfield , Mass. in 1863-1864. Lock is marked 1864. Stamp US wi

[CIVIL WAR]. US Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry saber. Manufactured by Ames.  35 1/2 in. curved, single-edged blade with 25 1/4 in. stopped median fuller and flat spine. 41 1/4 in. in overall length. Th

[CIVIL WAR]. US Model 1851 enlisted cavalryman's sword belt equipped with a Model 1851 enlisted sword belt plate. Approx. 30 1/2 in. blackened buff leather belt with brass keeper and 3 1/4 x 2 in. cas

CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD Civil War US model 1860 Light Cavalry Sword. Single edged, curved, dual fullered blade. No visible maker mark. Brass hilt, two-branch guard stamped 25 on th

CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD Civil War US model 1960 Light Cavalry Saber. Single edged, curved, fullered blade. No visible maker mark. Leather buffer pad present. Brass hilt, two-branch

American Civil War US Model 1860 Staff and Field Officer Dress Sword Full Length 39 inch Blade length 30 inch

American Civil War US Model 1860 Staff and Field Officer Dress Sword Full Length 37.5 inch Blade length 29.5 inch

Pre or early Civil War US Model 1850 Infantry Officer sword and scabbard as manufactured by Ames Manufacturing, Chicopee, Massachusetts, and so marked on both blade and upper scabbard mount. Standard

CIVIL WAR M1840 INFANTRY NCO SWORD By C. ROBY Civil War US Model 1840 Infantry NCO's Sword. Single edged, straight, fullered blade. Maker mark "C. Roby" on one side of the ricasso and "U.S, 1862, F.S.

[CIVIL WAR]. Imported US Model 1840 Cavalry Officer's saber presented to Captain Otto Harhaus, 2nd New York Volunteer Cavalry, who commanded the Regiment at Gettysburg. 35 in. curved, single-edged bla

[CIVIL WAR]. Excellent US Model 1850 Staff & Field Officer's sword. Manufactured by Ames, Chicopee, MA.  32 in. slightly curved, single-edged spear point blade with 21 1/2 in. stopped median full