A Pair of Shoulder Boards - Civil War Era

CIVIL WAR ERA BRASS INSIGNIA AND SHOULDER BOARDS, LOT OF 16, including two cavalry crossed sabers hat insignia, three large infantry horn insignia, an artillery crosses cannons insignia, some of which

Includes a Union Staff Officer Eagle Rank emblem, Confederate Major shoulder boards, Union Ordinance Dept buttons, Confederate buttons, Union Army Hat Badge, NY State button, and more.

Civil War Brigadier General's Shoulder Boards. May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

2 Antique 19thC Civil War Era 1860s spectacles. One is Frosted full Amber Sharpshooters . Second pair is frosted clear with an amber middle lens. Both are unmarked.

13" Diameter with Carrying Bag.

Pair of Civil War era brass eyeglasses. Marked "Hiltner" on each temple. These have temples which could slide to adjust the length, and end in open loops to attach a ribbon. Good condition with normal

2 Finger lanterns with a punch tin base and tin shade. One pat Dec 10, '67, April 7 '68 marked on knob. The other is marked the same and the cap is marked Made in United States of America. They measur

DESCRIPTION: Pair of brass Civil War era cymbals. Each 12" diameter. With copy of Certificate of Authenticity from Keya Gallery, NYC. CONDITION: Overall patina to brass. ESTIMATE: $150-$300

square dishes, wall hangers or trinket trays each portraits a different soldier from that era - each measures 3 3/4" square

A pair of Civil War-era Parian-wear vases with Ulysses S. Grant relief portrait and grape decoration. 10in tall x 4in wide.

A pair of Civil War era metal supply boxes. The larger box (19" x 9" x 6") is marked A 104 and 1862 and was mostly likely a medical supply box. The smaller box is a document box and is marked 1862 and

Civil War Photos Two Civil War Photographs of Petersburg and Fort Sumter c. 1865, Pair of Civil War Era Sepia toned Photographs of Petersburg (VA.) and Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, both Very Fine.

NICE PAIR OF CIVIL WAR ERA SWORD BAYONETS. ONE IS WITHOUT A SCABBARD AND SHOWS SHARPENING TO THE BLADE. THE OTHER HAS BRASS MOUNTED LEATHER SCABBARD PRESENT, THE BRIGHT BLADE IS VERY NICE, SOME FLAKIN

Two Civil War Era Lottery Advertisements from Maryland and Kentucky A pair of Civil War-era Lottery advertisements from the states of Maryland and Kentucky. The first is produced by C.S. McDonald &amp

Pair of Civil War Era Large Gold Epaulettes, complete .Silk fraying some at underside. Have clips

Pair of Two Civil War-Era Letters Re: Banishment of Clement Vallandigham A pair of two Civil War-dated letters (ca. 1863-64), the first from an Ohio physician and the other from a solider in the 142nd

A pair of 19th century spelter busts, one of General George B. McClellan, the other is unidentified. Dimensions: Each is about 7" x 4" and 10" tall.

Extremely well made off the shoulder two piece Civil War era gown. Label reads; "Henriette Favre Rue De La Paix 5." The Rue De La Paix has always been one of the most fashionable shopping streets righ

Including: (2) Felt embroidered K18 and 24, MWX, Infantry, Brass cavalry pin, 1861 embroidered in metallic thread, F 23rd Mass Vols pin, 1st Mass Cavalry ribbon, (3) stencils and a GAR hat pin. 6 1/2

US Majors Civil War Era Shoulder Straps Gold thread on black velvet. Worn by Thos. Cushing Medical Officer 28th NY. 1862-1865. Rochester Historical Society, sold to benefit the collections fund.

Coolidge, George. BOSTON ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1862 [AND 1863]. 340 pp., + 20 ads pp. (plus ads to each pastedown); 80, 181-303, 396-431 pp. (pagination irregular though text continuous), and 35 pp. of

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.

Pair of Antique Leather Patched Civil War Era Boots,Folk Art. These19th-century leather cowboy boots that appear to have been repaired several times with the addition of different colored leather patc

A pair of cartridges for the Civil War era Burnside carbine. An early cartridge breechloader, the Burnside would be used during the Civil War and was unique for using a cartridge and a separate percus