Confederate POW Cane Carved Camp Chase OH. 1862

Walking stick created by a confederate prisoner of war held at Camp Chase Ohio, June 4th 1862. This cane relates to a known group of canes which were carved in a very specific manner by the Southern p

[CIVIL WAR]. Camp Chase, Ohio folk art carved walking stick. Ca 1862. Approx. 30 1/2 in. wooden walking stick (missing bottom tip of snake, otherwise general surface wear throughout including discolor

This Civil War prisoner-of-war (POW) letter was written by Lt. Edward Visart in August 1864 while imprisoned at Fort Delaware, a Union prison camp. Visart was serving as a 2nd Lieutenant in Capt. Bloc

Including: 1819 Agricultural Bank, 1862 Redeemable scrip, 1859 Andover Bank, c1808 Berkshire Bank, Jacob Perkins bank note, (3) Web-fed notes, Depression scrip, Mormon Tithing Scip, POW Camp money, Bo

DESCRIPTION: Civil War memorial cane. Carved along the shaft to read: “From J. Scott Snively & John P. Smith Friday August 20 1886 / Frigate Constitution General R E Lee Confederate / Cut from the A

J. D. Christianson; straight shaft; relief carved into bark; Christianson was a confederate veteran who was a resident of Robert E. Lee Veterans homes in Richmond VA and carved several canes, one of w

AMERICAN OR ENGLISH DRESS CANE / WALKING STICK, with shaft terminating in a carved fist. Late 19th/early 20th century. 34" L. Provenance: Property from a Youngstown, OH estate.

REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, 1862. Richmond: Randolph, 1862. 8vo. xxiv, 420 pp. + one leaf with two plates (printed recto/verso) illustrating camps. Early cloth boards crudely r

Confederate POW Parole Slip Appomattox Court House Rare Confederate Parole document datelined Appomattox Court House, April 10, 1865, one day after the eponymous Battle of Appomattox Court House which

A Christian's Guide to Heaven…For Catholics carried by Louis Victor Baughman (1845-1906) of the 1st Maryland Cavalry (Confederate) during the Civil War. Baughman was taken as a prisoner-of-war

Carl Aubock II rare box, model 3656 Austria, 1949chrome-plated brass, cane, carved walnut6.25 w x 4.75 d x 2 h in (16 x 12 x 5 cm) This rare and early example features chrome sides.

Antique automaton/mechanical cane. Carved head of a black man. When lever under head is engaged, eyes roll, jaw drops, and tongue protrudes. Remains in very good working condition. Possible old repair

Anonymous Man Climbing To Escape From Snake Cane. Carved and stained wooden cane. Early and minor loss to man's nose, otherwise excellent condition. 24"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Lino Tagliapietra (Italian, b. 1934) "Riverstone" Vessel, Italy, 1997 Blown glass with polychrome canes, carved "battuto" surfaceSigned and dated: "Lino Tagliapietra 1997" (H: 17, W: 13 1/2, D: 4 1/2

mutton fat color, in the form of three intertwining bamboo canes, carved leaf decoration, exterior diameter 3-3/8 in.; interior diameter 2-1/2 in.

36 x 26 x 24 inchesTemp No 247

FOLK ART CONFEDERATE VETERAN CARVED WOOD PEDESTAL, INSCRIBED "GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC VETERAN" "1887" "JRS". HEIGHT 27"; DIAMETER 14 5/8"

Exquisite French Napoleonic era POW Hand Carved Nut Shell Cup with Fabulous Details of Napoleon Coronation, Surrounded by Royalties & Armed Soldiers with Swords. Absolutely Fabulous & Unique Example.

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Item: Civil War officer's folk art carved cane or walking stick Date: Circa 1861. Dimensions: The walking stick is about 34 1/2" tall Additional Information: Fabulous Civil War officer's folk art carv

Anonymous, Possibly African American. Intricately Carved Cane. c.1850 -1865. Initialed, 'C.M.' Carved and stained wood with horn handle, brass tacks and mirror. Steel tip and heavily varnished. Carvin

Thomas Jefferson Craddock, born around 1849 was a Civil War veteran who carved and sold his wares at Jefferson's Tomb at Monticello. Carved with a hand, animals, raised lettering, and geometric de

VINTAGE CARVED CANE GROUP C. 1860-1900. Comprising one twist carved example with slight curve, another joined cylindrical example with doghead finial, another example with twist carved handle and flat

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring an intertwining serpent with elaborate scales and applied brass tack eyes, and with turtle and lizard figures, terminating in a dog head