FRAMED CIVIL WAR BULLETS

Civil war bullets

Civil War era items to include: a bayonet marked in brass "US", 21.5"l; a ramrod together with three belt buckles, one each of brass, lead and metal and two framed/cased Civil War bullets and buttons.

1860 state of Florida "Bank of Fernandina" twenty dollars bank note circa 1860, framed in a shadowbox alongside three Civil War era bullets. Bill has moderate wear and tatters with age, especially to

One dollar paper currency note issued in 1861 in North Carolina, framed along with what is assumed to be two Civil War bullets. Marked as serial no. 638 and signed by Henry Hardie. The dimensions are

1,000 DOLLAR LOAN CERTIFICATES DATED 1865. 500 DOLLAR LOAN CERTIFICATE DATED 1864. & ALABAMA 1 DOLLAR DATED 1863 AND 10 DOLLAR CONFEDERATE NOTE DATED 1861 WITH CIVIL BULLETS. 10 1/2" W - 21" W.

A framed commemorative collection including Civil War battlefield musket balls, Minie bullets, buckles and coins, presented with photos of Abraham Lincoln, and Jefferson Davis and  a portrait of

bullet mold, and shot pouch

Framed $5.00 State of Louisiana bill dated 1863 with assortment of bullets, City of Portsmouth $1 bill dated 1862 with 23 assorted bullets, Confederate States $15 bond bill, 1878 w/ 3 bullets…

Special Requisition, Order Form for Opium, Civil War era stamps, coin, anatomy prints, Confederate bank notes, US buckle, padlock, token, bullets, uniform buttons, and more

Two framed Civil War Confederate States memorial prints, each late 20th century: 1. "Our Heroes and Our Flags"; depicting General Robert E. Lee and Confederate flags at center surrounded by individual

Civil War printed photograph issued by The Mathew Brady Society showing Lieutenant James B. Washington, C.S.A., a Confederate Prisoner and Captain George A. Custer, U.S.A. near White House, VA, May 31

Civil War printed photograph issued by The Mathew Brady Society showing the Enactment of the Army of Potomac, at Cumberland Landing, the Pamunkey RIver, VA, May 1862 Certified by The Library of Congre

Civil War printed photograph issued by The Mathew Brady Society showing Battery No. 4, Mounting Ten 13-inch Mortars, near Yorktown, Va, May 1862. Certified by The Library of Congress. Measures approxi

Civil War printed photograph issued by The Mathew Brady Society showing Tent Life of the 31st Pennsylvania, Queen's Farm, near Washington, D.C., 1861. Certified by The Library of Congress. Measures ap

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

Framed Civil War veterans UCV flag, 13th Tennessee, Stars and Bars (1st Confederate National flag) 7 stars in cross form at top left, crossed sabers, cities that they fought battles in listed on top a

Framed Civil War 1st National Confederate flag, Stars and Bars, non battle flag, hand stitched, 21" x 34", framed with UV glass and acid free back board Note: This flag was taken by a Union soldier fr

Confederate States of America, 1860s. Civil War seven percent cotton bond backed by 20,000 pounds of cotton, payable in Pounds Sterling or French Francs, framed. Approx. h. 17.75", w. 21.75" (frame).

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,

Framed Civil War veterans UCV flag, (Blood Stained Banner) 3rd Confederate National flag Maltese cross with red 1 at center, grey blue field, hand stitched, 23" x 33", framed with UV glass and acid fr

Over 160 Civil War Bullets & Shot. (1) .44 caliber Henry hull. (2) French pattern .69 caliber "Triangle Base" bullets. (1) Confederate .52 caliber Sharps ringtail bullet. (1) Enfield bullet marked 57

Large framed American Civil War archive containing a letter and envelope from Confederate States of America soldier Colonel Alfred Holt Colquitt (6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry), to Colonel William M.

Framed Confederate Civil War currency, an 1861 T14 fifty dollar bill, and an 1862 T40 one hundred dollar bill, both issued in Richmond, both in excellent condition, overall dimensions including frame

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,