Civil War Relic Battle of White Oak Swamp

Civil War Flag Remnant & Infantry Horn Insignia A display featuring two probably battle-used Civil War relics: a remnant from a 34-star American flag; and a brass infantry horn insignia salvaged f

Includes shoe fragments (shoe sole from City Point), folding knife, and straight razor. 3-1/4" to 10" long. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before

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

Title: Vintage Pre Civil War Stars Oak Reel Applique Antique Quilt ~BORDERS Provenance: This MAGNIFICENT cotton green and white oak reel and stars quilt is hand pieced, hand appliqued, and hand quilte

American Civil War. Large steel etching illustration of the Civil War “Battle of Wilson’s Creek or Oak Hill” together with a large steel etching illustration of “Our Generals&

This lot consists of the two antique maps shown in the corresponding images. The first map is of 'Isola d'Ischia.' The black and white map appears to be engraved, and displays 'C: Von Romer / 1820' in

Rare book, Civil War Relics from Georgia by Celeste C and David L Topper. Hardcover first edition dated 1989. Filled with black & white photos of Georgia relics and artifacts of the Civil War. 202 pag

lot including 5 priming Flasks; dug Minie balls from Fair Oaks VA; 19th c Shackles; gem sized Civil War ambrotype; WWII era Trench Art Pointer; Civil War Era Enlistment form;

Original piece of Independence Hall Philadelphia Pa. Oak piece from original girder dated Sept. 3 1908

Mortar & Stone from Belle Grove Mansion Va. Cedar Creek Battlefield, Bullets from the Battle of Cedar Creek Va.

Locations include Cold Harbor, VA; Point Lookout, Maryland; Yorktown; and Wilderness Battle Field. Includes pad lock, shovel, saddle ring, and more. 1/4" to 7-1/2" wide x 2-3/3" to 17-1/2" long. RM Th

Group of 3 Civil war bullet fragments in wood including: The battle of Fair Oaks labeled verso in pencil, the battle at Spotsylvania Court house labeled verso in pencil and the battle of Fort Hell wit

White House Relic from Room Lincoln Signed Emancipation Proclamation. CAG Encapsulated. Wood swatch, taken from the room where Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in the White House m

portrait of a uniformed Captain Cornelius Chase Pennsylvania 57th Regiment Infantry Company K wounded at Battle of Seven Oaks

Framed Civil War veterans UCV flag, 4th Virginia, (Blood Stained Banner) 3rd Confederate National flag battle cross at top left, cities that they fought battles in and God save our Country on white st

Lot of 4 19thc Civil War hand colored lithographs by Currier and Ives in original frames,3 with glass.. Entitled The Battle of Chattanooga,Tn November 24th 1863,The Battle of Gettysburg PaJuly 3rd 186

1938 Battle of Gettysburg 75th reunion photo album, with commercial and amateur black & white photos, incl Parade, Scouts, President Roosevelt, etc, some with title index

over a dozen relics presumed to be from Gettysburg battleground, including numerous bullets, some mushroomed from direct hit; flagstaff finial and heel cup; flagbearer's leather belt; fence post with

Framed United Confederate Veterans, 18th Regiment North Carolina 37" (h) x 37" (l) battle flag, thirteen stars on blue & white cross, red background with white border, stars & battle towns sewed uneve

A fine relic from the opening battle of the Civil War, a two-ring Minie ball and paper cartridge kept by hero Sgt. PETER HART following the surrender of the Union force which attempted to hold the isl

Two Boston newspapers reporting on the first major full scale battle of the Civil War July 21,1861. 1) Boston Daily Courier, Thursday August 8, 1861. The War..the Battle of Bull Run as described by a

TWO RELICS FROM THE CIVIL WAR, one original Harpers woodblock print, dated April 30, 1864. Together with a bullet found at a Civil War battle site, authenticated by the Caren Archive. Overall measurem

1) Boston Daily Advertiser, Wednesday May 11, 1864. General Grant's Advance. No Battle at Spottsylvania. No enemy in Sight. Grant's advance to Richmond. 1864 was a crucial "make it or break it" year i

Set of twenty framed and matted black and white engravings and lithographs including New York, Thomas Dolan, Mexican News, Battle Bull Run Rogers, Naval Combat John Rae, Gettysburg, Newbern by Perine,