[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. O’SULLIVAN, Timothy H.

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. O’SULLIVAN, Timothy H. (American, 1840–1882). –– GARDNER, Alexander, printer (Scottish American, 1821–1882). Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Plate No. 35). Wa

June 1863 vintage albumen photograph of Fredericksburg, Va. battlefield with line of Union artillery in action, encampment in background, Timothy H. O'Sullivan (U.S. 1840-1882), sight 6 1/2" x 9 1/4",

Original Civil War Albumen of The Crack Team of the 6th Army Corps near Hazel River Virginia March 1864 Photograph. Likely taken by Timothy H. O'Sullivan. Image is 8-1/4" x 4-7/8" mounted on original

A U.S. Civil War Shako, French Made.5.5"h X 10.5"d X 6"w. Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

US Civil War battle view, oil on canvas, signed H. H. Wood, 19 1/2" h x 23 1/2" w (frame). Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

United States 34 star parade flag signed in pencil W H Perham (William H Perham, Brookfield, VT Pvt, Co C, with the 15th VT at Gettysburg, (enlisted 10/22/62, mustered out 8/5/63), slight tear at top

US marked: H. A. Dingee. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: L 2.75" x W 1.75" Condition: One retains luster.

3 inch Perroth 1/5th scale by Ron Hergreaves. Composed of brass and oak. 11 3/8" h x 15 3/4" w x 29" d. Wheel diameter is 11 1/4".

Belt appears authentic. Buckle may be a reproduction. Estate found, no provenance. Includes leather and ring strap attachment. Dimensions: As mounted: W 15" x D 5.5" x H 2.25" Condition: Belt with old

Two US Civil War soldier tintypes. One where photo is 2.25"w x 2.75"h and case is 3.25"w x 3.75"h. One where photo is 2"w x 2.5"h and case is 3.25"w x 3.75"h. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY E

Two US Civil War tintype soldiers in gutta percha case. Photo size is 2.25"w x 2.5"h. Case is 3.25"w x 3.75"h. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Please read the Terms and Conditions of t

Brass and wood cannon on wood base. US Civil War 3 inch Parrott 1/8 Scale. Cannon: 71/8" h x 9 1/8" w x 17 1/8" d Base: 18" w x 8" d

U.S. Civil War musicians sword, marked at the ricasso "Made By Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee" (Mass.), the opposite ricasso marked "U.S., H.D.H., 1864", blade: 28"l, overall: 34.5"l *Note: H.D.H. inspector

Original United States Civil War era Model 1864 leather cartridge box, stamped "Col. Mann's Patent Re Issued June 7th 1864. / E. Gaylord Maker Chicopee. Mass." and "J. Shepard US", 5 1/2" (h) x 6 1/4"

Three piece original United States Civil War era Union Army memorabilia grouping, 8 1/2" (h) x 9 1/2" forged iron Calvary Horse Bridle Bit and a pair of 4 1/2" (h) x 3 3/4" forged iron Officer's spurs

Marked at the back Designed by Rev. Branford Clark. marked at the backside. Also marked Daniel Lowe Salem , Mass with a witch depicted on a broom. 3 1/2"L x 2 3/4"H

Autographs 1861 Civil War US Passport Signed by “William H Seward” WILLIAM H. SEWARD (1801-1872). U.S. Secretary of State under President Abraham Lincoln, Negotiated “Seward’s Folly” being t

For your consideration is this Rare 1865 First Edition of, ?Life and Death in Rebel Prisons? by Robert H. Kellogg. A rare illustrated US Civil War book that gives the complete history of the inhumane

LINCOLN CENT ALBUM (88 COINS), 3 ROLLS WHEAT CENTS, 2 CIVIL WAR TOKENS, H UPMEYER CWT PCGS VF-30, 1849 LIBERTY GOLD RUSH TOKEN & 1945 WASHINGTON QUARTER LIGHTER. ESTIMATE $140 - $160.

Including two GAR star medals retaining US flag ribbons, two GAR hat badges and three 1863 Alabama $1 Confederate notes. H: 3.25 in., W: 1.75 in.

[Antique Stereoview, Civil War] U.S. Grant and family by E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. Very slightly curved mount. Measures 3.5 x 7 inches. VG/VG+ condition. Condition report is provided as an opinion only

Civil War US Regulation Painted Eagle Drum. Attributed manufacture to Charles E. Town, Bath, ME. Regulation US Infantry hand-painted snare drum. 16"h. x 16-1/2" diam.

34 star Civil War U.S. flag 1861-1863, 34 star United States flag, c. 1861-1863, approx. 34"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Historical Collectible Auctions, Sp

(1833-1907) Union Brigadier General who led a regiment in the battles of the Shenandoah, Antietam and at Gettysburg. A.L.S. ‘Thos H. Ruger Bvt. Brig. Genl. U.S. Army’, 1p. 4to., Mille