Battle of Chickamagua Relics, Bullet-struck Log & Canteen

BULLET-STRUCK UNION BELT PLATE A most evocative relic, a Union Model 1851 sword belt plate, excavated, with the lower-right corner cleanly pierced by an approx. .36 caliber-sized projectile. The entry

Custer's Last Stand, Shell Casing Recovered from the Battlefield at Little Bighorn [CUSTER, George] One of the last surviving relics of the Battle of Little Bighorn, a used bullet shell casing expelle

over a dozen relics presumed to be from Gettysburg battleground, including numerous bullets, some mushroomed from direct hit; flagstaff finial and heel cup; flagbearer's leather belt; fence post with

TWO RELICS FROM THE CIVIL WAR, one original Harpers woodblock print, dated April 30, 1864. Together with a bullet found at a Civil War battle site, authenticated by the Caren Archive. Overall measurem

Mortar & Stone from Belle Grove Mansion Va. Cedar Creek Battlefield, Bullets from the Battle of Cedar Creek Va.

3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

WAR LOG FROM HONEY HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA Good "war log" recovered from the Honey Hill battlefield in South Carolina, 31" overall, with four minie balls which had struck the log now exposed to view. An

These are Antique Civil War Gettysburg Battlefield Relics including Bullets and Shrapnel with History written on the bottom. The text to the best of my deciphering ability states " Wood From Rowley Hi

Pair of British Battle of Britain relics including; 1.) Metal bell for the 1939-45 R.A.F. Benevolent Fund that was "CAST WITH METAL FROM GERMAN AIRCARFT SHOT DOWN OVER BRITAIN". Bell measures 6" (heig

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 items identified to George J. Putney, Company E, 29th Ohio Infantry, comprised of a silver corps badge engraved with battle honors, embellished canteen, and book taken from w

Battle damaged with Bullet hole. Captured on Tokyo Bay by C.A Moore of the USN

Lot of 3 Iron Prick-Spur Viking c.10th century AD. size 4 3/4 inches length. Found in the East Riding of Yorkshire along the battle route of the Battleof Stamford Bridge. Bullet-Shaped point and three

A modest wood frame houses a curious and powerful relic- an actual bullet that took the life of a Civil War officer. The small, wire-mounted lead ball secures inside the frame a handwritten Civil War-

A large and numerous collection of assorted civil war bullets and relics presented in a wood divided box. Approximate height of box 1.5", width 32.12", depth 16.5".

Zia Large Polychrome Canteen with Whirling Log, ca. 1930fired clay, pigments12 x 12 x 8 3/4 in. (30.48 x 30.48 x 22.23 cm.) The Connie S. Sanchez Estate, California

(BOXER REBELLION) RELIC FROM THE BATTLE OF PEKING Interesting relic from the Battle of Peking during the Boxer Rebellion, a 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" section of red cloth, once part of a British woman's dress,

A scarce British soldier’s relic from the Battle of Waterloo: a weighty pewter plate measuring 9.5 in. diameter and 1 in. thick, with leather strap (likely a replacement). Painted identificatio

A fine relic from the opening battle of the Civil War, a two-ring Minie ball and paper cartridge kept by hero Sgt. PETER HART following the surrender of the Union force which attempted to hold the isl

Comprised of: 1 & 2) Two excavated weapons a Model 1860 Cavalry Sabre and a bayonet on an old relic board found at the Battle of Cumberland Church, Farmville, Virginia. 3) Bayonet with a tag reading �

Cane featuring metal cap with rounded top and eight side faces with text reading "Presented to ____________from You Brother Bob" (top) and "This Cane Made From the Ramparts Taken at Chapultepec Septem

Battle used Japanese war flag with various bullet holes Measures: 29 x 32

Group of 3 Civil war bullet fragments in wood including: The battle of Fair Oaks labeled verso in pencil, the battle at Spotsylvania Court house labeled verso in pencil and the battle of Fort Hell wit

Revolutionary war troop canteen with iron straps, Rare old relic. Americana ay it’s best.

A Part Canteen of King's Pattern Flatware for Twelve Place SettingsMainly by George Adams, various dates, Comprising Twelve double-struck table spoons, George Adams, London, 1851, Twelve double-struck