NEW YORK ARTILLERY BATTERY FLAG WITH ARTILLERY

2 linen flags.   6 x 6";  5 1/2 x 6 1/4"   Together with a flag remnant from the 9th New York heavy artillery.   3 x 7" Provenance: Private collection

Consists of 1) Hand painted 8th Command squardron Itazuke Japan mug. 5 inches tall. Good condition. 2) New York Artillery mug. 19th/20th century. Good condition. 3) Regimental artillery mug 1917/19.Ha

Including 1850 Foot Officer's Sword and a copy of "Where They Fell" by Robert Marcotte. Lieut. Henry Richard Swan 1843-1864. Son of Brigadier General Lansing B. Swan of Rochester, NY.

Civil War 1863 dated New York Light Artillery bounty certificate from Andrew J. Hickey of Oswego County.

Civil War 1864 dated New York Heavy Artillery bounty certificate from Cornelius Houghtaling of Oswego County. Comes with some copied research.

[CIVIL WAR]. Kepi and sash identified to Surgeon Hermann Ideler, 45th New York Infantry and 15th New York Heavy Artillery. Height 2 1/2 in. front to crown, navy wool felt kepi, tarred and bound leathe

Fantastic Civil War ledger from Company I of the 2nd New York Heavy Artillery listing the status of soldiers from March 1, 1864 going forward. During this time the regiment operated as infantry and sa

CIVIL WAR & GAR GROUPING- BUTTONS, BADGES, IMAGE & MORE Civil War and Grand Army of the Republic grouping, to include:  Veteran Association Reunion 19th Regiment and 3rd New York Light Artillery

Exceptional Tiffany Silver-Hilted 1850 Staff and Field Officers' Sword Presented to Lt. Col. James J. Walsh, New York 13th Heavy Artillery. A beautiful Tiffany presen

Kelty, Edward J. (1888—1967). Annual Holiday Circus Auspices Bronx Catholic Big Brothers. 105th Field Artillery Armory. New York: Century, 1931/32. Sepia toned photo featuring various circus per

[CIVIL WAR]. Artillery shako, attributed to the Brooklyn Light Artillery. Manufactured by John A. Baker, New York.  Visor to crown 6 in, rear brim to crown 7 5/8 in. navy wool shako with red wool

(CIVIL WAR.) Pair of large illustrated artillery manuals. 8vo, condition below. - New York, 1860 and 1865 John Gibbon. "The Artillerist's Manual . . . Adapted to the Service of the United States." 13

Item/Description: Early Civil War era framed photograph of Lieutenant Augustin N. Parsons, Battery A, First New Jersey Light Artillery. "Lt. A. N. Parsons / 1st NJ Lt. Artillery / Batt. 'A' Gettysburg

Rare American Civil War era US Artillery Officer's Sword with Well Etched Blade and New York Maker's Logo. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

Print of the engraving (1710-1777) After Cap. Thomas Howdell of the Royal Artillery, engraved by Pierre Canot, depicting "A South-West View of the City of New York in North America." Laid down on boar

TOLSON (DATES UNKNOWN) NEED YOU! / COAST ARTILLERY CORPS U.S.A. Circa 1917. 25¼x38 inches, 64x96½ cm. Rode & Brand Litho., New York. Condition B: faded; repaired tears, creases and restorat

Made by Shepard Hardware of New York circa 1890's. Cast Iron. Excellent Condition.

Made by Shepard Hardware Company circa 1890's of Buffalo, New York. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down a

TOLSON (DATES UNKNOWN) WE NEED YOU! / COAST ARTILLERY CORPS U.S.A. Circa 1917. 24x37 inches, 62x94 cm. Rode & Brand Litho., New York. Condition A-: minor repaired tears in margins. Paret 78.

Civil War Artillery Driver's Saddle Tree Saddle tree with rawhide cover and saddle loops. New York: E. Waters, circa late 1863. Brass maker’s tag affixed alongside an ink inspector's stamp of “P.V

Dress hat for the 7th Artillery Regiment with interior label from Ridabock & Co. Military Equipment, 141 Grand St., New York, worn by J.H. Huddleston, Company A, 7th Regiment, 7.5"T x 9.5"L

Made by Shepard Hardware of New York circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition. Replaced Trap. Man's arm only raises part way.

[MILITARIA]. Militia medal presented by the Savery Artillery to Ph. Hennecker, possibly from New York. June 1859.  3 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. pierced and engraved gold star mount holding 1 1/2 in. diamete

Made by Shepard Hardware of Buffalo, New York - Circa 1890's. Coins are placed in the cannon and the hammer is depressed. Pressing the lever causes the coin to sail through the air and into the tower.