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Uncut Block of 100 CONFEDERATE Ten Cent Jefferson Davis Stamps, Keating & Ball: Uncut Block of 100 CONFEDERATE Ten Cent Jefferson Davis Stamps marked in the margin, "Keating & Ball Bank Note Engravers, Columbia S.C." overall approx. 11"x9" circa 1861 IN HOUSE SHIPPING W/I contine

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Uncut Block of 100 CONFEDERATE Ten Cent Jefferson Davis Stamps, Keating & Ball

Fairfield AuctionFelton, CA

vintage fake gun made to look like Civil War piece: vintage replica or prop piece, made to look like an American Civil War Confederate LeMat revolver from 1855, large and heavy piece and well made

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vintage fake gun made to look like Civil War piece

Yardley AntiquesEast Greenville, PA

Civil War Confederate Soldier’s Drum Canteen: This rare Civil War–era Confederate drum canteen exemplifies the ingenuity and material scarcity faced by Southern forces during the American Civil War (1861–1865). The canteen is designed in a di

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Civil War Confederate Soldier’s Drum Canteen

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Florida Bullion Headgear Badge by J.H. Silverberg: Rare and highly desirable Civil War Confederate headgear badge attributed to J.H. Silverberg of New Orleans, a well-known Southern maker of fine bullion insignia during the war. This example features

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Civil War Confederate Florida Bullion Headgear Badge by J.H. Silverberg

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE TEXAS 2 PIECE BELT BUCKLE: This rare two-piece Confederate belt buckle is attributed to Texas state and Confederate forces during the American Civil War (1861–1865). The buckle consists of a circular central medallion bearing

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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE TEXAS 2 PIECE BELT BUCKLE

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate States “CS?? Oval Belt Plate: This oval brass belt plate bears the raised initials “CS”, denoting the Confederate States, and was worn by soldiers of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Such p

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Civil War Confederate States “CS?? Oval Belt Plate

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Artillery Uniform Button: This cast metal uniform button bears the raised letter “A”, denoting Artillery, and is associated with Confederate military dress during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Such buttons were

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Civil War Confederate Artillery Uniform Button

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Artillery Cap Box, “CS?? Marked: This leather cap box is attributed to Confederate artillery service during the American Civil War. Designed to carry friction primers and related ignition components for cannon operation, the cap box

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Civil War Confederate Artillery Cap Box, “CS?? Marked

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Artillery Insignia, Texas State Troops: This metal insignia represents Confederate artillery service associated with Texas during the American Civil War (1861–1865). The design features crossed cannons—an established symbol of artillery

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Civil War Confederate Artillery Insignia, Texas State Troops

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Confederate Soldier’s Wooden Canteen, American Civil War, Arsenal 1861: This circular wooden canteen is an early Confederate military water vessel, dating to the opening year of the American Civil War. Made from staved wood and fitted with a leather shoulder strap, it ref

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Confederate Soldier’s Wooden Canteen, American Civil War, Arsenal 1861

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Texas Artillery Insignia with Lone Star: This crossed-cannon insignia bearing a central five-pointed Lone Star represents Texas artillery units serving the Confederacy during the American Civil War. The crossed cannons identify the artillery

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Civil War Confederate Texas Artillery Insignia with Lone Star

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Officer’s Shoulder Boards (Epaulettes): This matched pair of embroidered shoulder boards represents the rank insignia worn by a Confederate States Army officer during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Constructed of gilt bullion embroid

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Civil War Confederate Officer’s Shoulder Boards (Epaulettes)

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Cavalry Slouch Hat Cap Kepi: This well-worn Civil War–era slouch hat exemplifies the practical yet symbolic headgear favored by officers and mounted troops during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Constructed of felt with a

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Civil War Confederate Cavalry Slouch Hat Cap Kepi

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate States Army (CSA) Oval Belt Plate: This oval brass belt plate bears the raised letters “C.S.A.”, signifying the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Such plates were worn on the waist belts of Co

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Civil War Confederate States Army (CSA) Oval Belt Plate

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Confederate States of America Button, South Carolina — American Civil War (1861–1865): This original Confederate States of America (CSA) button is attributed to South Carolina and dates to the American Civil War, circa 1861–1865. The button bears a distinctive Southern device featurin

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Confederate States of America Button, South Carolina — American Civil War (1861–1865)

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate States Artillery Cannon Lanyard, “CS?? Marked: This wooden toggle and cord assembly is identified as a Confederate States (CS) artillery cannon lanyard from the American Civil War (1861–1865). Cannon lanyards were essential artillery tools used

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Civil War Confederate States Artillery Cannon Lanyard, “CS?? Marked

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Era Stoneware Inkwell Marked “CS?? – Confederate States Attribution: This authentic mid-19th century stoneware inkwell features a cylindrical form with a slightly flared lip and unglazed base, consistent with utilitarian ceramic production of the Civil War period (circ

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Civil War Era Stoneware Inkwell Marked “CS?? – Confederate States Attribution

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate South Carolina Volunteers Belt Buckle, Unit 25: This cast brass belt buckle is associated with the Confederate South Carolina Volunteers, identified by hand-engraved markings indicating Unit 25 on the reverse. The rectangular plate features a raise

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Civil War Confederate South Carolina Volunteers Belt Buckle, Unit 25

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Lone Star in Rebellion: Confederate Texas Uniform Button, c. 1861–1865: This brass uniform button bears the single five-pointed star associated with the State of Texas and was worn by Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War (1861–1865). The Lone Star emblem r

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Lone Star in Rebellion: Confederate Texas Uniform Button, c. 1861–1865

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Double-Barrel Percussion Gun Attributed to the 25th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, Confederate: This double-barrel percussion firearm is attributed to service with the 25th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, a Confederate unit active during the American Civil War. The gun reflects the types of p

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Double-Barrel Percussion Gun Attributed to the 25th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, Confederate

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Confederate South Carolina Headgear Badge by J. H. Silverberg, Civil War Era (c. 1861–1865): This rare Confederate headgear badge is attributed to J. H. Silverberg, a noted Charleston, South Carolina military outfitter active during the American Civil War. The badge features a cast metal Amer

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Confederate South Carolina Headgear Badge by J. H. Silverberg, Civil War Era (c. 1861–1865)

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

Civil War Confederate Staff Officer Headgear Badge, South Carolina by J. H. Silverberg, Charleston: This Civil War–era headgear badge represents a Confederate staff officer insignia associated with South Carolina service. The badge features a Confederate eagle with a shield marked “CS,” re

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Civil War Confederate Staff Officer Headgear Badge, South Carolina by J. H. Silverberg, Charleston

Rare TreasuresHarrisburg, PA

14" x 18" Framed Copy of General Lee's Farewell Address to the Confederate Army. Famous Historical: 14" x 18" Framed Copy of General Lee's Farewell Address to the Confederate Army. Famous Historical Documents

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14" x 18" Framed Copy of General Lee's Farewell Address to the Confederate Army. Famous Historical

Heartland Artifact AuctionsQuincy, IL

20" x 16" Framed Copies of Confederate Currency, Notes, Bills, $1, $2, $5, $100, $500: 20" x 16" Framed Copies of Confederate Currency, Notes, Bills, $1, $2, $5, $100, $500

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20" x 16" Framed Copies of Confederate Currency, Notes, Bills, $1, $2, $5, $100, $500

Heartland Artifact AuctionsQuincy, IL

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