6th Maryland Officer Killed at Winchester

Archive of 3 autograph letters signed by Charles T. Simpers, 6th Maryland Infantry, to his wife, including: Harpers Ferry, Virginia, 20 February 1863. 4 pages, 4to, 7 ¾ x 9 ¾ in. (first page

From "Williamsburg Soldiers of The Revolution" series. Matte finish. Highly detailed hand-painted military sculpture. Marked "Sergeant, 6th Maryland Regiment, 1777 HN2815 " and Royal D

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of naval officer Sylvester Poole of the USS Eastport. Pencil identification on verso with photographer’s imprint, “JM Munn Ambrotype & Photographic Artist, Corner Sixth Stree

From "Williamsburg Soldiers of The Revolution" series. Matte finish. Highly detailed hand-painted military sculpture. Marked "Sergeant, 6th Maryland Regiment, 1777 HN2815 " and Royal Doulton backstamp

General Sedgwick, (highest ranking Union officer killed during the war), Brady backstamp . General Hallack, backstamp Anthony. Unknown Union General, backstamp Anthony. Autographed image of unknown Un

A rare Civil War pass for them to transport the corpse of a calvary officer killed in battle to the hospital in Virginia Confederate dated April 20 1862 with COA

British Victorian Era Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword, complete with its original scabbard. The sword has a lovely etched blade naming it to the 6th Carabineers, officially known at the time as the 6th R

BALTIMORE MARYLAND POLICE OFFICER BADGE NO. 2699 Obsolete Baltimore, Maryland Police Officer badge, Number 2699, unmarked. Measurements: 3 1/8 x 2 1/8"

French 6th Hussar Officer, walking horse. 1 piece, gloss paint circa 1955. Condition excellent. No box.

1 Piece New In Box

Officer, 6th Bengal Cavalry, 1882. Excellent Condition With Box and Insert 1 Piece

1 Piece Condition Excellent box Very Good

4 pieces. Includes; Officer 6th Polish Lancers 1815, Officer Royal Horse Guard 1945, Officer 1st Life Guard 1945, and Trooper French Cuirassier 1815. Excellent condition. Each comes with original box

2 hand painted wooden panels. 1 depicts an officer in a red coat, yellow undershirt and black hat, underneath reads Officer, 6th, Foot, 1735. Other depicts a man in red fatigues holding a musket at hi

Gold 19 c. pin inscribed with the name “Lieut. Ephraim Middlebrook,” an officer who was killed during the American Revolution at the Battle of Ridgefield in 1777. This piece was likely wor

FBI Interest Early local wanted poster for Charles 'Pretty Boy' Floyd, contemporary pencil annotations, one reading "killed by officers", occasional pin and staple holes. small loss to lower right cor

Outstanding WWII 6th Infantry Division group to a 2nd Lieutenant who received a Battlefield commission from Tech. Sgt, a Bronze Star for Heroism, and THREE Purple Hearts. Included are his medals- one

Circa 1840 Helmet with Fur Plume and Additional Gilt Lion Attachment. Originally raised in 1689, the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons spent the years after Waterloo (1815) on garrison duties in England and

Original WWI Victory medal stamped to Sapper Ernest Robert Ross, Royal Australian Engineers, assigned to 6th Field Comp. and Killed In Action Bay of Biscay, France, July 28, 1916, and buried in France

A modest wood frame houses a curious and powerful relic- an actual bullet that took the life of a Civil War officer. The small, wire-mounted lead ball secures inside the frame a handwritten Civil War-

Confederate Civil War ambrotype, 1/6th plate, depicting a Confederate officer attired in his uniform and wearing a Hardee hat bearing an infantry insignia "AV" for Virginia. The officer is holding his

Gilt Figures including Britains early General Officer on swayback horse, 6th Inniskilling Dragoon dated 1900, along with both Hanks & Johillco slightly smaller scale Camel Corp. 4 pieces in gold gilt

1990 C. Sappenfield signed Wood Duck Drake1947, Carol Willey signed duck, Lloyd's Register of American Yachts, 1967 "Guide for Cruising Maryland Waters', various Remington, Weaver, Winchester, Marylan

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BADGE of the 6th TAURIDE GRENADIER REGIMENT for OFFICERS, 1908 Officially approved on the 15th of July, 1908. Badge is a silver wreath of laurel and oak branches. Inside of the wreath