Confederate D-Guard Cutlass marked Columbia, S.C.

A replica of an S.C. Robinson 1862 Confederate Sharps Carbine. .54 Caliber with 21" barrel, Walnut stock, Blued Steel trigger guard and Brass butt plate. Marked "S.C. Robinson / Arms Manufactory / Ric

1864 U.S. Confederate States Civil War Uncut $1000 Loan Bond. Marked: Loan Authorized by Act of Congress. February 17th, 1864. Engraved by J. Archer and printed by Evans & Cogswell, Columbia S.C. No.

Brass guard and grip with scale design, anchor on the pommel and marked CSN. Leather and brass sheath. Marked Palmetto Armoury 1861. Condition: believed to be a preproduction.

Great Columbia SC Landrum-Stork Key Hole Marked Jar that has outstanding form and great glaze with tons of iron colored pops. The jar also has three slashes under each lug handle and is three gallon i

Scottish Basket Hilt Swordlate 19th - early 20th century, 33-1/2 in. straight single fuller blade marked SC on ricasso; pierced iron guard over leather wrapped grip. Property Deaccessioned from The Mu

Three Walking Sticks Including a James Peckham ,Columbia, South Carolina presentation stick with plated gold cap and eyelet on hickory shaft with coin silver hammered die marked tip 35.75" long. One s

Sparky 5 Cent Poker Trade Stimulator. West Columbia, SC: Star Amusement Company, ca. 1950s. Countertop trade stimulator with display showing five card faces forming a poker hand. Marked “For Amu

Four pieces: 1. T66, $50 with portrait of Jefferson Davis, 3 Series, Serial No. 28574; issued February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA; engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC---2. T67, $20 with vignette o

A Richmond 5, signed and no. 39578, Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia S.C. Provenance: Descended through a prominent family

Includes 2 1864 T-68 with Robert M.T. Hunter and horses pulling cannon; printed by Keatinge & Ball. Also includes an 1864 T-52 proposed state capitol (Columbia, S.C.) and Robert M.T. Hall. Printed by

Metal Scabbord - Cast Brass Hand Guard Marked CS Twisted Wire Leather Grip CSA Etched on Blade Overall Length - 37.5" Blade Length - 30"

Late 20th century. Having a handsome leather upholstery on a handsomely formed oak frame. Marked at underside with maker's mark. H38 1/2" W35 1/2" D41" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, SC coupl

Confederate Naval Button with CS and the Anchor and crossed cannons on obverse, marked Courtney & Tennent Charleston S.C. on reverse.

Up for auction is a Civil War era cutlass with a 26 inch blade. The blade is marked with a faded alligator logo above MARTINDALE BIRMINGHAM. Below these markings is No175. The blade is patina'd with s

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

REPLICA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL CUTLASS, solid brass hilt resembling that of the M1841 US Naval cutlass with fishscale grip, D-guard, and drop quillon, front of the pommel is cast "CSN"

AMES 1862 NAVAL CUTLASS Ames M1860 Naval Cutlass, 32" long overall, the ricasso marked: "USN D.R. 1862", wire on grip a bit loose but leather fully intact, hand guard fine. Tip of sword bears a little

U.S. Model 1841 Naval Cutlass, Nathaniel P. Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1843. Cast brass hilt with wide counter-guard, quillon marked 'JCB,' the tapering knuckle bow connecting to the eagle deco

Heavy steel bowl guard with fixing for the bayonet bar. The blade is slightly curved, the blade of this particular bayonet is marked with a maker’s mark of a CK / C in a shield-like cartouche.

"Lyn's Ochre Circus," 1978 Acrylic and graphite on canvas Signed, titled and dated verso: Mullen 42" H x 60" W Provenance: Dubins Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Notes: Artist notations on the verso i

FIne Old Blacksmith Confederate D-Guard Bowie Wood Slab Grip-Sheet Metal D-Guard 13" blade. Overall Length: 18" Tin Sheath

STEINER French Bébé, bisque porcelain socket head, marked SC 3, blue fix inset Paperweight eyes, closed mouth, pierced ears, French body, fix wrists, partially over painted, 24 cm, dress

Original Mark Kostabi & Howard Finster Signed "All Time that was and Will Be" 66x71. Original Acrylic Painting on Canvas. In 1992, Brian Rej of New York City and Erik Rej of Columbia, SC commissioned

circa 1900. Having triangular top leading to flared triangular base adorned with three handsome cast egrets at each corner. H6’4” W 3’ 3” Collection of Dr. Jack Dillard Ashley, Columbia, SC.