North Carolina Militia Button

Est. $ 150 - 300 North Carolina Militia Button. A 23 mm gilt three part stamped brass North Carolina state militia button from the civil war era. This coat size button was intended for use by state mi

Thought to be Civil War Era. Comprising 6 Large buttons (just under 1"), 7 small buttons (5/8"), a pair of cufflinks (5/8"), one with a wire back, and another small button with the South Carolina seal

Thought to be Civil War Era, comprising 4 large dome top buttons (7/8"), 6 large buttons (just over 7/8"), 3 buttons (3/4"), 1 small dome top button (1/2"), a small button (1/2"), and a 5/8" button. T

Est. $ 50 - 75 South Carolina Militia Button. A 23mm gilt three part stamped brass South Carolina state militia button from the post civil war era. This coat size button was intended for use by state

Rare South Carolina blockade runner button, marked as shown. 3/4".

Thought to be Civil War Era, comprising 5 large buttons (just under 1"), 4 medium buttons (3/4"), and two smaller buttons (1/2" and 5/8"). All by various Philadelphia makers.

Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge, Welsh Regiment ‘Cardiff Pals’ WW1 badge, Canadian Militia Buttons & Royal North West Mounted Police buttons.

(pair) Contemporary button-tufted leather chairs, Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams, Taylorsville, North Carolina, 21st c., each having curved back, button-tufted leather upholstery, front tapered legs o

Dapha for Baker, button tufted sofa, 20th c., North Carolina, in two tone cranberry wide-striped fabric with vine pattern, label under seat cushion, approx. 39"h x 94"w x 44"d Provenance: A Private Co

1 3/4" diameter, "State Resident Hunting License North Carolina 1937 1938", original back pin, about Ex- condition.

1 3/4" diameter, "County Resident Fishing License North Carolina 1938", original back pin, about VG+ condition.

DESCRIPTION: A Confederate commission for the state of North Carolina appointing Presley [sic - Priestly] H. Mangum of Wake County a First Lieutenant of the Company in Wake Forest District of the 35th

Sixth Plate Ambrotype of a North Carolina Confederate Enlisted ManGranville County provenance, circa 1861-62, the subject wears a gray frock coat with piping and a single row of gilt buttons; the crow

Six piece original United States Civil War era Confederate Army uniform coat buttons grouping includes, Artillery letter A, Georgia State Seal, Infantry letter I (qty 2), North Carolina Sate Seal and

Southern Federal Walnut Table18th century, attributed to Chowan County, North Carolina, rectangular two board top, flush skirt rails, wood peg joinery, straight rounded legs with button feet. 26.25 x

a painted barometer by North Carolina Folk Artist Benny Carter. With a small painted button glued on considered to be a miniature painting in itself. The length of the barometer is 32"

A beautiful sixth plate ambrotype of a young Confederate soldier, likely from North Carolina or Virginia. He wears a burly military jacket with a series of buttons running along its length. Importantl

a very folky carved head on this walking stick ca. 1920 with a sterling silver top and buttons for eyes. Length is 36" great patina and most likely from North Carolina.

Locks, watches, buttons, Nokona G11 baseball glove, sealed Mustang playing cards, League of 100 letter opener, pewter USS North Carolina, shoe store thimbles, Masonic billfold, and much more. Conditio

[CIVIL WAR] Group of buttons from both North and South. Lot of 13. Louisiana, 7/8 in. coat; South Carolina, 7/8 in. coat; Virginia 7/8 in. coat; Georgia 7/8 in. coat. Three New York buttons, 2 coat 7/

Title: A superb North Carolina walnut chippendale desk Provenance/Additional Info: A superb North Carolina walnut chippendale desk with blocked semi amphitheatre interior with 9 shells stop fluted doc

Francis Speight (NC/PA, 1896-1989), The Tayloe House, Bertie County, North Carolinaoil on canvas, signed and dated 1968/1969 at lower left, framed by the Philadelphia framer Heidenreich, the preferred

Jacket attributed as being part of the military uniform worn by Theophilus Frank of the 48th North Carolina Infantry during the Civil War. First found in 1977 by Les Jensen (curator of Arms and Armor

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