ANTIQUE POST CIVIL WAR VIRGINIA STATE BELT BUCKLE

“Atlanta Arsenal” style Confederate States of America (CSA) cast plate and leather belt that once belonged William Davis Hayes, grandson of Jefferson and Varina Davis. Hayes states in a si

Original Civil War Field Officer's Uniform and Belt 42''. Includes a long coat with Infantry buttons. Also a model 1850 US Army commissioned officers belt leather belt with buckle. Scattered wear from

American Civil War Confederate States solid cast undug waist belt plate of "line in hooks" style (Mullinax plate 111). Plate measures 47mm x 74mm and exhibits a even patina. Accompanied by note regard

Colonel John Thomas Pickett Confederate Seal Medallion, ALS to Mrs. Varina Anne Davis, second wife of Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America, presenting her with the medallion

One hundred and twenty-five (125) Confederate States of America (CSA) currency bills, including two (2) T-39 $100 bills, one (1) T-40 $100 bill, three (3) T-66 $50 bills, and eighty-seven T-68 $10 ten

Late Civil War United States Union Officer's Fatigue Uniform belonging to Colonel William G. Rankin, originally Captain of the 13th Infantry Regiment during the Civil War and then Colonel during the A

Confederate Broadside: "To the People of Western Virginia." One printed page measuring 6.75" x 13". Following Virginia's secession from the United States, a convention was held in Wheeling, Virginia,

We are pleased to offer this rare 6th North Carolina State Troops (NCST) excavated belt plate, the only Confederate belt plate custom-made for one regiment during the war. Likely commissioned and paid

A scarce, Civil War period, antique, cast iron hall stand or tree cast with an arrangement of military weapons. From a Georgian-style, country home in Virginia designed by internationally known interi

Martin B. Leisser, American, 1846 to 1940, oil-on-board painting, offering a detailed panorama capturing a historical scene featuring Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia, during the Confederate Civil W

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War cavalry sword Attributed to James Conning featuring a carbon steel blade etched at either side with geometric and scroll patterns alongside script "CSA"

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War Richmond Arsenal artillery short sword featuring a spiraling ribbed metal handle, raised star designs at either side of the dome pommel, stippling aroun

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War M1850 presentation sword inscribed at the scabbards mouthpiece "Presented to Capt Patrick Regan by the St. Patrick's Society of Oswego Sept 25th 1862".

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir

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

1st item: Civil War era ALS. Four and-one-half page letter written on lined bifolium documents, written by A Daughter of Virginia, Richmond, VA, addressed to Miss Stevens, no location, possibly Baltim

[CIVIL WAR]. Patriot's Arouse! Cavalry Men Wanted! Providence, RI: Press of the Heald and Post, State Printing House, [1862].  20 3/8 x 27 1/4 in. printed broadside (toning, dampstains, some

Scarce Civil War Era 35-Star Halo Pattern United States Flagcirca 1863-1865, cotton print, commemorating the July 4, 1863 addition of West Virginia to the Union. The flag, 20 x 28 in., is presented in

Civil War hardtack issued to D.K. Bunnell, 23rd New York Infantry, at Fredericksburg, Virginia. 13 December 1862. 3 x 3 in. cracker with an accompanying note that states, "This Hard Tack was ishued [s

(CIVIL WAR.) P.S. Duval & Son. Military Map of the United States & Territories Showing the Location of the Military Posts, Arsenals, Navy Yards, & Ports of Entry. Hand-colored lithographed pocket map

This is a numbered Pike ordered by Brown and the number 276 on the hilt matches that on the collar where it meets the wooden shaft. Circa 1860. Having a nice hand forged blade meeting the hilt into th

Mid 19th century. The lot includes a striking image of a seated bearded gentleman on glass along with another young man with a gold frame also seated in uniform. H3 1/4" W2 3/4" (image size only) It i

(ALS) Handwritten signed letter by Jefferson Davis, with envelope, as United States Secretary of War, dated April 17, 1853, writing to Eli Abbott regarding the position of United States Marshal for No

Machine stitched. Colors are sun faded and grommets show wear from having been used. 57”l x 35”t