Kingston, TN Forth South Westpoint Stirrup c.1790s-1810s (SNR)

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A cast iron cavalry stirrup excavated by Frank Warren of Hixson, TN from Kingston, TN at the site of Fort South Westpoint. Fort Southwest Point is a reconstructed, pioneer-era frontier outpost located in Kingston, Tennessee. Constructed in 1797 overlooking the Clinch and Tennessee rivers, the fort operated until 1811. Today, visitors can tour the grounds, which feature reconstructed blockhouses, palisades, and historical exhibits. Bidders are welcome to preview items in person during our normal operating hours Tuesday through Saturday 11am-6pm. Estimated shipping parcel size (LxWxH) 10 inches x 6 inches x 4 inches. Please note, shipping estimates are provided for LiveShipping calculations only and may vary based on weight and location. The auction house will combine multiple lots to reduce shipping cost. Please inform the auction house prior to paying your invoice for special shipping requests. Our primary method of shipping is via UPS Ground.

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Kingston, TN Forth South Westpoint Stirrup c.1790s-1810s (SNR)

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May 31, 2026, 7:36 PM EDT

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Kingston, TN Forth South Westpoint Stirrup c.1790s-1810s (SNR): A cast iron cavalry stirrup excavated by Frank Warren of Hixson, TN from Kingston, TN at the site of Fort South Westpoint. Fort Southwest Point is a reconstructed, pioneer-era frontier outpost

Kingston, TN Forth South Westpoint Stirrup c.1790s-1810s (SNR)

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