Lot of (2) Civil War 12 pound solid shot; one with wood

A Civil War Confederate 12 pound solid shot cannonball from the 1865 Battle of Spanish Fort, AL. Recovered in the 1990s. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

This lot contains a Civil War 18 pound solid shot cannon ball believed to be confederate and fired from a Blakely type 7 cannon or an 1839 cannon.   THI

2 wood toy wood drums one is 13" dia. x 9 1/2" tall that is missing heads but has Civil War soldiers impressed all around body of drum, the other drum is 12" dia. x 6" tall, has heads and ropes, grain

LOT OF 2 PAIR CIVIL WAR MILITARY EPAULETTES - ONE PAIR IDENTIFIED - "CO. H / F.E. DARLING" - LARGEST PAIR 8 1/8" X 5" WIDE

2 Civil War Practice Wood Swords. One leather strap is stamped Navy Yard, NY, 1865. Longest is 36" Condition, overall wear, scratches, scuffs, chips, split wood, stained and cracked leather. One sword

UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR TOKENS - LOT OF 2 Lot of 2 civil war tokens, one Army and Navy and one Flag Of Our Nation. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Up for auction is this 9 pound Civil War Confederate solid shot cannon ball.   THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL

Up for auction is this fragment of a 12 pound Civil War case shot showing the internal workings and fragmentation of the round.    THIS ITEM IS AS

$20.00 & $50.00 CONFEDERATE STATES RICHMOND NOTES Lot of 2 Confederate States of America currency notes, one 1864 Richmond twenty dollar bill and one 1864 fifty dollar bill.

Lot consists of 2 cast iron Civil War campaign hat paperweights. One is stamped Bridgeton, Maine 65 and has the letters "GAR" on it and is stamped "Wash. DC". 1902. Both in good condition. Approx. siz

2 Civil War painted whole plate tintypes to include: one depicting a Union soldier with hat, viewed image size: oval, 9 1/2" h x 7 1/2" w, frame size: 14" h x 12" w; and one depicting a Union soldier

2 Civil War whole plate tintypes to include: one depicting a seated Union officer with gold highlights, viewed image size: oval, 7" h x 5" w, frame size: 14 1/4" h x 12" w; and one depicting a standin

United States, Confederate States of America, ca. 181 to 1865. Large and lethal 12 pound cannon ball used by the Confederate Army against the Union forces. Solid iron with fuse hole (removed). Size: 4

United States,1861-1865 Includes two canes purported to be from Gettysburg and a GAR identified cane. Wood,Smallest 34 1/2",Largest 36 1/2" Two canes marked "Gettysburg," one cane marked "GAR Washingt

Large lot of 22 brass candlesticks ranging in height from 2 1/2" to 11" and one brass wood handled bell.

All are canceled. One has tape repair.

A Civil War Union 4.2-inch Parrott 30 pound case shot projectile cut into half sections from Spanish Fort, AL. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

lot of 2 early Bleeder Blood Letting Lancets - the brass one we believe dates to the civil war era and the boxed one we feel is earlier than that - the box top on the earlier one is currently held on

Both in original boxes and with some sealed pieces, appearing to be unused and unbuilt. One is a Marx Civil War Cannon set and the other is a Robert E. Lee Mississippi Steam Boat. Boxes have some tape

Original boxes, wood and cardboard, pre war. One shows a roller coaster with elaborate wood roller coaster car with four composition figures and cardboard track. Nice depiction of roller coaster on fr

Comprised of: 1) Civil war model 1840 cavalry sabre with one fuller. Three bar hilt, pommel wire wrapped leather grip. Blade has several nicks. Old tags. 2)Sabre has a 31-1/2” curved blade with one

American Civil War. Confederate Cavalry. Lot includes 2 sets of Set #2055. Circa 1951-1959. 10 Pieces. Condition Very Good. One Set Matched Paint and One Set Slightly Mismatched Paint. No Box.

Lot of 2 Ancient Roman Gold Single Earring c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 0 3/8 - 1 1/4 inches length. weigth 2.12 grams. Fine solid gold wire single earring one with glass beads. Provenance: Private NYC

(Gettysburg Veteran). Two 2 ½” x 4” Carte-de-vis sepia toned photographs of Gettysburg veteran John L. Brown, in later life. Backstamps from Matthew Brady’s National Portrait Gallery and G. H.