CIVIL WAR BRASS OFFICER'S EPAULETTES

Pair of 19th Century, Civil War era Union officer's gilt epaulettes. Approx 7 1/2" X 5 1/2". Both have wear, as show in photos.

Authentic pair of Civil War brass epaulettes. Fine quality gold bullion with a high relief twisted gold wire border. Shipping:Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.Intern

Civil War Union officer's non-regulation sword with brass cut-out hand guard with eagle and words E. PLURIBUS UNUM and US. Leather wrapped handle. 32 inch German blade signed W. Clauberg, Solingen. Ov

Confederate Officer's Brass Coat Button, c. 1860, the back stamped "H T & B, Manchester," with shank, Dia.- 24 mm. Provenance: The Sword & Pen Antiques, 528 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA.

Civil War era Officer's cased epaulettes by Schuyler, Hartley, Graham & Co., Union epaulettes with screw post eagle buttons, the underside has remnants of red Moroccan leather and red velvet, each sta

WITH A STRONG REUSABLE SHANK. STILL CAN BE WORN AND WHAT A FABULOUS DECORATION IT WOULD BE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. ESTIMATE: $110-$175

WITH A STRONG REUSABLE SHANK. STILL CAN BE WORN AND WHAT A FABULOUS DECORATION IT WOULD BE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. ESTIMATE: $100-$200

Civil War material attributed to Captain Charles Bulkeley, bother of Morgan Bulkeley, who died during the Civil War. Includes 2 brass epaulettes engraved "Hostman Phila" with "C.E. Bulkeley" scratched

items to include: Civil War Canteen, officer's brass candle stick, ink well, leather bill fold, eye glasses, pipe, 1865 Life and Death in Rebel Prisons book Andersonville, GA..From the Estate of Carlt

A TIFFANY & CO. IRON AND BRASS CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S STYLE SABER, NEW YORK, 19TH CENTURY, one side marked "Tiffany & Co., New York," followed by a rampant eagle holding an "E Pluribus Unum," banner, iss

A U. S. Cavalry Officer's brass with silver or nickel wreath belt buckle worn by Union Officers and most NCOs. Ca. Civil War era.

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,

items to include: early brass duster, officer's brass candle stick, soap stone ink well, 8 1/2" x 11" calligraphy drawing of an eagle dated 1880, Early eye glasses with leather case, brass pendant wri

[MILITIA]. A group of pre-Civil War items, including ca 1850s militia belt and belt plate, officer's sash, and epaulettes.  Approx. 33 x 1 3/4 in. blackened leather belt with 2-piece gilt cast br

19th century Civil War era officer's kepi with 2 brass buttons BSR (Boston School Regiment). Interior has a Boston maker label. 9.5 in long. As found, one button loose.

Civil War Confederate Thomas, Griswold and Company, New Orleans, Louisiana Foot Officer's sword with brass scabbard. Steel blade engraved with scrolling foliate decoration throughout, obverse with fla

Civil War-era tooled leather and brass bound album of forty-nine (49) photographic images, including forty-seven (47) cartes-de-viste, fifteen (15) depicting various Union Army and Naval officers and

items to include: Epaulette, Solider tin type, brass bleeder in case, pewter snuff box, powder horn with dog, early 1800's fork in leather case, Burr's map of New York State 1835 in poor condition, 18

Based on the M1860 Staff & Field Grade Officer's sword, with GAR on the guard and etched blade. Brass hilt with leather and wire-wrapped grip. In its steel scabbard. Late 19th-early 20th century. Wear

19mm gilt brass two-piece button with round shank. Obverse with Confederate eagle and eleven stars on a lined background. Reverse with "*EXTRA RICH*TREBLE GILT" markings. **Fne condition. Excellent gi

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1851 US 3rd Artillery Officer's shako. Visor to crown 6 in. dark blue wool felt with bound leather visor and chinstrap with 14 mm brass buttons with eagle and letter "A," black leat

U.S. Civil War Infantry Officer's presentation sword, made by German Solingen firm PDL (P.D. Lunescchoss). The brass scabbard is engraved with the name 'Colonel Ira Coray Abbott' (to whom the sword wa

Beautiful M1850 Ames staff and field officer's sword presented to Captain George W. Johnson by the "citizens of Clinton, Sept. 18th, 1862." The sword's brass guard, hand-engraved mounts, and drag reta

Rare American Civil War period US cavalry officer's Presentation Grade Sword. A beautiful and rare example with its gilt brass furniture, silver grip with steel and yellow metal scabbard. Large curved