Early Civil war Carbine Cartridge Box, H. A. Dingee, New York

Leather box, three straps on verso, two buckles, embossed on interior flap, stitching at seams, has wood liner. Apprx 3-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 2-1/2".

[CIVIL WAR]. 7th New York Infantry Regiment cartridge box. [New York: ca. 1860s]. Original leather cartridge box, with brass insignia and fittings and flap cover. Approximately 164 x 125 x 35 mm. With

Box marked for Wm. H. Smith & Co. for Maiden Lane, New York, Importers and Dealers in Military Goods, Guns Pistols and Cutlery. In ink "Gill - Capts 469"(?)

items to include: Epaulette, Solider tin type, brass bleeder in case, pewter snuff box, powder horn with dog, early 1800's fork in leather case, Burr's map of New York State 1835 in poor condition, 18

8.5"x4.5"x2 May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

With wooden insert, having 20 holes for cartridges, maker "Gaylord" stamped on inside flap, brass finial and 2 japanned iron roller buckles, wood insert filled with 20 .54 caliber Burnside cartridges.

19TH C. BOOKS ON THE CIVIL WAR AND HISTORY OF AMERICAThirteen (13) total books, including:- John Laird Wilson, "Pictorial History of the Great Civil War", H. B. Graves, New York, 1881, gilt

Civil War Leather Cartridge Box, Carbine Socket and Belt. No makers marks. Lead-backed brass US emblem with metal boxes. No shoulder strap with brass American Eagle emblem, an oval US belt plate with

the wood box has one drawer with a hinged lid, has light wear, has small piece missing on the front lower corner, comes with a scalpel set in it's own box, has a brass mortar & pedestal, blood

E. & H.T. Anthony (New York) Abraham Lincoln Stereo view. WALKER, Louis Emory Walker albumen print photograph mounted to printed card. From the Prominent Portraits series, No. 2969. Wear to edges and

[CIVIL WAR]. Full deck of "Union Cards" with original box. New York: American Card Co., 1862. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. playing cards printed in red and blue. Housed in original printed cardboard slipcase box

An original and complete New York Times dated February 11, 1862. This early war issue features several stories including: General Stone charged with treason for misbehavior at the Battle of Ball's Blu

Abraham Lincoln Related New York Herald Newspaper Covers the End of the Civil War and the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 10, 15, 17 and 28, 1865, Collection of Four (4) Civil War Era

Abraham Lincoln Related April 15, 1865 Assassination Newspaper: "HIGHLY IMPORTANT! The President Shot! Secretary Seward Attacked" April 15, 1865-Dated Civil War Period, New York Daily Tribune Newspape

Civil War Union Documents 1871 Civil War Bonds New York City Auction Broadside of Civil War Soldiers 6% Bounty Fund Bonds & Riot Bonds ! July 19th, 1871-Dated. Red Printed, Advertising Broadside. "AUC

1. South Carolina with palmetto tree; 2 7/8"W x 2"H---2. New York Militia with "NY" inside laurel wreath on stippled ground; 2 1/2"W x 2"H---3. Confederate snake buckle, double headed snake with relie

[CIVIL WAR]. A collection of items identified to brothers Robert and Samuel Burnside, Company H, 110th New York Infantry, comprised of a kepi and war-date photographs. Approx. height 4 3/4 in. blue wo

San Francisco, Ca; hand-cast and hand-painted; comprising eight boxes of New York State Infantry, three boxes of Indiana Infantry, three boxes of Pennsylvania Calvary, one box of Illinois Infantry, te

Original late 1800s to early 1910s flag to Company G, 24th New York Cavalry which during the Civil War was made up of various Oswego County Soldiers from Orwell, Sandy Creek, Amboy, Oswego, New Haven

This poignant letter written on beautiful patriotic stationery was penned by 39 year-old Corp. Samuel E. Colgrove of Woodhull, New York, who enlisted in Co. H, 86th New York Infantry in September 1861

Original United States Civil War era Model 1864 leather cartridge box, stamped "Col. Mann's Patent Re Issued June 7th 1864. / E. Gaylord Maker Chicopee. Mass." and "J. Shepard US", 5 1/2" (h) x 6 1/4"

Made by S. H. Young & Co., Newark NJ. With tin liners, both buckles, all straps present, stitching at seams, 6" x 8" x 2-1/4". Condition; good to very good.

CDV Civil War image of Union Brig. General John Potts Slough, 1st Colo. Inf., marked on back by E & H.T. Anthony, New York, trimmed down to 3.25"T x 2.5"W

Four early and later reports upon the great national tragedy of the death of President Abraham Lincoln: (i) New York Tribune, New York, Saturday, April 15, 1865, black-bordered eight-page issue. On p