Civil War Era FIELD WRITING DESK FOLDING TOP c 19thC

Grain painted pine with drawer underneath, brass handles. Dimensions: H 24" x W 24" x D 10.5" Condition: One pull support missing. Top and bottom with scratches and surface wear.

CIVIL WAR ERA FIELD DESK-DOVETAILED, 42 IN WIDE X 15 1/4 IN HIGH X 10 3/4 IN DEEP

Civil War Miscellaneous "Identified" Original Civil War Era Soldier's Folding Wallet c. 1860s Civil War Era, Soldier's Folding Leather Wallet, Identified as belonging to a Union Army Sgt. Major George

Ca. 1850/60’s American walnut, two-part Civil War field desk. The upper section has a fall front lid and is fitted with labeled cubbies and two drawers, the left-most compartment has a label on

Civil War Era Traveling Folding Lap Desk Walnut Wood. size: 5.75 in. x 11.75 in. x 9 in.

LEVENGER PORTABLE WRITING (FIELD) DESK CIVIL WAR STYLE REPLICA WRITERS TABLET AND WATERMAN PARIS PEN SET AND STATIONARY INCLUDED AUTHOR POET WRITER HOME DECOR -11" X 11" X 6" CLOSED APPROX-VERY GOOD C

36.5" H to back x 32" H to the front x 34" W x 24" D; Top flips open; Dovetail construction; Pegged and Doweled;

22 inch cast iron cannon, stamped 16 FDB, on support, LS to hub at wheel, possible a model of civil war era field cannon.

Antique Traveling Desk Top Double Inkwell Brass Handle in center. Civil War era. size: 4h 11w

Civil War Miscellaneous Doctor's Civil War Brass Frame Surgical Amputation Saw c. 1863 Civil War Era, Surgical Field Type Amputation Saw, Brass handle and frame, Choice Very Fine. This Civil War Era S

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

C. 1860, L 37". Staff and Field Officer's dress sword. Wire wrapped leather grip. 30" straight No markings on blade. Leather wire wrapped handle with later gilt. Eagle with flags on clam shellguard. N

English, mid 19th C. Ladies folding top travel desk which opens to a red velvet writing surface, with six interior compartments, one covered and one with removable pen tray. Top of the desk features a

Civil War Miscellaneous Civil War Mirror with Top Inset Reverse Painting on Glass of the Bombardment of Fort Sumter: "1861 - FORT SUMTER - APRIL 12TH" c. 1861 Civil War Era, Impressive Wall Mirror wit

16 1/2 in. dia., 14 7/8 in. tall, Civil War-era rope tension drum with wood body, red hoops, ropes and leather tabs (wear, top drumhead shows damage with attempt at repair and 3 3/8 in. tear, bottom d

English, mid 19th C. Two piece folding top travel desk which opens to a red velvet writing surface, with six interior compartments, one covered and one with removable pen tray. Top of the desk feature

Civil war era fold up campaign desk with renaissance of the old fountain pen writing. Mahogany high quality, estate fresh. Interior needs securing. Opened 23" wide, 31" tall, 23" deep.

Civil War Era Burl Walnut Letter Box - Circa 1860 | Well-built hand crafted beautiful burl walnut with engraved designs, sectioned / slotted interior, top drawer, front locking pull down door with vel

19th century Tin Soldiers hat and belt container. Oval with lock clasp and ring handle on top, fitted interior with center lift compartment to hold a soldiers belt. Civil War era or earlier. Owner�

English 19thC Queen Anne Walnut Writing Desk, having a banded top and pendant drawer pulls. Measures 30 x 42 x 21 inches.

RARE WHITE LEATHER TOP 19thC. FRENCH BUREAU PLAT DESK Phenomenal 19th c. Bureau Plat desk with white leather writing surfaces. Left and right pull out slides with white leather insets as well. The sha

A Confederate C.S.A. Civil War era Sword. No markings found.Dimensions: 31" Handle to Tip of Blade.Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

Abraham Lincoln Related c. 1860s Abraham Lincoln Vignette Card Die Sunk Proof c. 1860s Civil War Era, Abraham Lincoln Portrait Die Sunk Proof Vignette Card Proof, Bust of Lincoln with a "Goatee" inste

Abraham Lincoln Signed Document PSA/DNA LOA (Letter of Authenticity). Document is a Civil War Era Presidential Appointment of Henry C. Parry as Assistant Surgeon General, dated 8/26/1861. Printed on v