An Unusual Civil War Escutcheon Made for Sergeant Jacob

Double tintype of Civil War soldiers, a corporal and sergeant, probably brothers or related, mounted in an ornate gutta percha case made by Littlefield Parsons & Co.

This lot is coming from the estate of a deceased collector in Alabama. ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is

Civil War Beaufort Troop 1st Sergeant Figurine. This 1/32-scale figurine is made of hand-painted metal. It comes in its original box which is approx 2" x 1 1/2" x 3" and it weighs 0.08lb.

Unusual Civil War Sword, Scabbard, Leather Belt With Buckle, And Accompanying Letter Believed To Detail Its Purchase In 1863. ALL CREDIT CARDS WILL BE MANUALLY VERIFIED PRIOR TO SHIPMENT. Sword Marked

[CIVIL WAR]. Escutcheon with tintype portrait identified to 1st Lieutenant Charles A. Waldron, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry, WIA Wilderness, VA. 15 x 21 in. (visible) printed escutcheon, matted and frame

Unusual Civil War photo album with pictures on sides. . IN GOOD ORIGINAL AS FOUND CONDITION WITH ONE LATCH MISSING.. Beautiful colors with Great quality and detail. I cannot get all the pictures in an

[CIVIL WAR]. Escutcheon with albumen portrait identified to Colonel George N. Lewis, 3rd Connecticut Infantry,12th Connecticut Infantry and Battalion Infantry, WIA Port Hudson, LA. 16 1/2 x 22 1/2 in.

1/6 Plate Tintype of a Civil War Sergeant. Standing studio pose in uniform, holding a musket with bayonet. Condition: Good with wear. Partial case only.

[Manuscript/Ephemera] Three Unusual Civil War Items. (1) Drake DeKay. Autograph sentiment reading: "Entire submission or entire annihilation," May, 1861. In Dekay's characteristic huge lettering. A fi

19th Century Charcoal Image of a Civil War Sergeant. Seated pose in uniform. In a period ornate gilt frame, 30-1/4"h. x 26"w. overall. Condition: Good with foxing and toning, frame has minor losses.

Photograph of the United States of America President Abraham Lincoln, made in 1857 by Sumuel G. Alschuler in Illinois. Inscription on the lower right: "Photo By Samuel Alshuler Urbana Ill. 1857" 18.5x

The New York Observer September 25th, 1862, 2 pages, one large page folded. This is a very early printing, in a newspaper, of the proclamation Abraham Lincoln made toward enforcement of freeing of sou

Type: Sculpture Materials: Plaster Markings & Inscriptions: Signed and dated Date: 1903 Maker: Unknown Description: A large expressive plaster bust of Abraham Lincoln made in 1903, signed illegibly. D

Massachusetts and the Rebellion, Headeley, Boston, Walker, Fuller and Co. 1866, Gettysburg Made Plain, with Meade at Gettysburg, (2) Infantry Drill Regulations 1911, Illustrated life and campaigns of

1881 Andersonville Diary by Ransom Civil WAR Indians Prison Escape Illustrated One of the most outstanding prison narratives of the American Civil War. Sergeant Ransom was captured in East Tennessee i

Unusual Civil War brass belt buckle. Stamped CS. Having a bullet embedded in it; 3.5in. X 2.25in.

Soldiers of the World Civil War Sergeant New York Volunteer Infantry 12" action figure. New in box, box has some shelf wear. No. 98380

Unusual American Civil War era M-1850 Staff & Field Officer's Sword with Small-lettered US to the Guard, Etched Blade and 24 hallmark to Blade, Hilt & Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if presen

[CIVIL WAR]. Painted escutcheon identified to Lieutenant George A. Chipman, 45th Massachusetts Infantry and 6th Massachusetts Militia. 24 1/2 x 29 1/2 in. (visible) oil on canvas, housed in 31 1/4 x 3

Outstanding miniature chest of drawers with mirror made by furniture maker John F. Ross from Ipswich Massachusetts. Written in each large interior drawer is the following "John F. Ross Ipswich Fort Wa

[CIVIL WAR]. Painted escutcheon identified to Brevet Brigadier General Brayton Ives, 5th Connecticut Infantry and 1st Connecticut Cavalry. 24 1/2 x 29 1/4 in. (visible) oil on canvas, housed in 28 1/2

[CIVIL WAR]. First sergeant of infantry chevrons. Pair of approx. 6 1/2 x 8 3/8 in. light blue first sergeant chevrons and insignia applied on pieces of dark blue felt (chevron cloth with some light f

[CIVIL WAR]. Two Civil War stirrups. Made by Charles G. Sherman, Monroe, CT.  Two unmatched, bent wood stirrups. Rollers on stirrups secured by a pair of nuts and bolts on either side. Neither st

This is a Union Cased Thermoplastic Tintype of a soldier with three stripes for rank of sergeant. This appear to be as originally configured 3" x 2.5"