U.S. Militia Officer's Coatee.

The scarce U.S. tunic of navy blue wool, with buff trim, pocket and sleeve facings. Buff tape. Stand-up collar. Twenty-two officer buttons on front, sleeves and pockets [one enlisted, a replacement].

Scarce 1850s. to American Civil War era US Militia Officer's Sword ~ Fine Chiseled Steel Guard & Carved Horn grip ~ Unusual Etched Blade Decorations in Imitation of Damascus Steel. Total length (insid

Die Stamped US Militia Officer's Belt Plate ca.1814-30 Duncan & Campbell #164 Silvered die stamped brass plate measuring 3" wide by 2.42" tall. 2.34" copper wire bar on rear with two moveable iron

Exceptional Presentation Grade M-1850 US Militia Officers Sword by N.P. AMES with Engraved Silver Grip, Beautiful Fire Gilt Engraved Mounts with Fabulous American Eagle and a Very Finely Etched Double

The coatee of navy blue wool, with lay-down collar, front and sleeve facings in buff wool. Fitted for epaulettes but none present. Eighteen plain gilt brass buttons on front [top two missing]. Faux po

19TH C. U.S. NEW YORK MILITIA OFFICER'S BELT AND BUCKLE - 41" LONG, 1 3/4" WIDE - BUCKLE 2 1/2" X 2" - PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION

The tunic of blue-grey wool, with stand-up collar. Olive strip on collar, attached by small brass buttons. Black fabric sleeve facings and epaulettes. Padded tan lining with inscription: ????McCleary.

A NY state militia officer ensign orders to Daniel Owen Jr. letter from Oneida county NY signed by future NY Governor and US Vice President Daniel D Tompkins, April 15th 1800.

Grouping of (8) antique brass military buttons, including: Civil War New York militia officer's domed button with "Excelsior" and eagle insignia; (2) US Army buttons with eagle and flat-lined shield,

2 tray soldiers incl. French Alpine Mountain Guns, Prussian Infantry Band 1890-1910, US Marines/Mounted Boxer, Turkos w/ French Officer, Nova Scotia Militia, Western Australian Infantry of 1900's , mi

[MILITIA]. Sixth plate ambrotype featuring a 3rd US artillery officer. Ca 1850s.  Sixth plate ambrotype bust portrait of a second lieutenant, 3rd US Artillery. (Some flaking/wear to emulsion in u

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War US Officer's slouch hat with regimental number 104. Visor to crown 3 1/4 in. Constructed of supple, high-quality wool felt with a 1/4 in. woven silk tape band along the brim, a

The officer's coatee of coarse, navy blue wool with stand-up collar, piping, tail lining and a portion of the fringed epaulettes in yellow. Buff plastron and off-white lining with several costumer sta

Scarce variation of 1850 model American militia officer's sword serviced through civil war period. Engraved blade. With the case. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/2", Blade length : 29

Document appx. 10 inches by 13 inches. Framed to 18 inches by 28 1/2 inches. Not examined out of frame.

Ames Manufacturing Company (American est. 1774), militia officer's presentation grade sword with silver and gilt accents, having a knighthead / helmet pommel, silver grip, chain knuckle guard, winged

Scarce 19th C. American US Officer's Presentation Grade Sword ~ Rare Gilt Eagle Pommel & Elaborate Scabbard Mounts ~ Finely Etched Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 1/4", Blade len

(lot of 3) US Officer Swords, second half 19th century: the first, a mid 19th century Weyerberg manufactured Infantry sword, F.W. Widmann Philadelphia, a mother of pearl grip, an eagle counter-guard,

The French officer's coatee of blue wool with stand-up collar. Red wool sleeve facings, tail lining and piping. Buff plastron and combination waistcoat. Twelve small brass buttons on front with legend

Officer's Sword with metal sheath. Engraved "United States" on one side and Springfield 1839 on other side of blade. Marked W>S> on handle. Approx. 41"L. Please ask any questions before bidding. Photo

Scarce Pattern 1830s-1850s American US Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Fire Gilt Mounts and Engraved Blade Decorations. Lovely Carved One-piece Fine Material Grip. Blade with an Old Repair Near the Mi

Oil on canvas, American circa 1820-30's of a young militia officer wearing a double breasted militia waist coat and high necked collar. 13 3/4" x 17 3/4" high, unframed.

Civil War US officer's embroidered hardee hat badge Great condition for age

The officer's chapeau of black fur, the front adorned with double black strips of black tape with flower meander. Brass eagle plate over a black moire cloth medallion [eagle is broken]. Leather sweatb