Two Civil War Era Southern(?) Swords

1) The first 41" overall. 3 letters on guard "??A". Wire wrapped leather grip. Brass loop guard. No scabbard. 2) 43" in scabbard, 41" sword only. Scabbard with 2 suspension lo

TWO CIVIL WAR ERA SOUTHERN STATE BUTTONSAmerican. Albert #GA5, Georgia state seal button with backstamp: Van Wart Son & Co; together with an Albert #VA20 Scoville Virginia state button with back mark:

Two Civil War Era Swords with Scabbards: the first, Ames Artillery Model 1848 sword "NP AMES, Cabotville, 1848" on the reverse; the other, a heavy cavalry sword with a serpentine counterguard on hilt,

CIVIL WAR ERA SWORDS Lot of two Civil War era swords, includes one using some components of the Hortsmann "Indian Princess" 1835-40 U.S. officer's sword, lacking guard, lanquet and ivory grip replaced

TWO U.S. CIVIL WAR-ERA SWORDSCirca 1860A general officer's sword and scabbard and a cavalry sword.Lengths 38” and 41”.

TWO CIVIL WAR ERA MISSISSIPPI STATE BUTTONSAmerican. Albert #MP6, Southern Confederate wartime manufactured star coat button, no back mark; together with an Albert #MP4 infantry hat or sleeve star but

Three (3) Civil War era weapons, including two (2) swords and one (1) bayonet. 1st item: Model 1840 musician's sword. Blade unmarked. Steel blade, cast brass guard, brass handle with twisted wire. Bla

A Civil War Era Mansfield & Lamb cavalry sword and scabbard. Two-branch brass guard and pommel with leather grip wrapped in twisted Brass wire. Marked "U.S., CEW, 1864" and "Mansfield & Lamb, Forestda

Interesting French 1816 Model Artillery Short Sword Turned in to Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife by Southern Soldier During the American Civil War era ~ Blade with Maker and a Date 1831 to Ricasso. T

Two early military swords in fair to poor condition, both missing scabbards. The first a Civil War era naval saber with losses to leather and wire on handle (wood underneath), replaced screw on brass

Confederate bills along with South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia notes. The group includes several rare and uncommon notes. Sold from the private collection of a Charlotte, NC lady.

Two Civil War swords 1) L35" 2) L40-1/2." Condition: One without sheath. Imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/l00znq922jl5spay649we/h?rlkey=f4vhiq1d89pvjmnaxpk8clqms

Two Civil War era tintypes of soldiers, one in folding case, each 3" x 2 5/8"

Handmade Civil War Era Sword. Owner's tag is marked, "Civil War Confederate, South Carolina Estate, Handmade." We are unable to authenticate this sword. Sold as is. Sword measures 33 3/4" long. Blade

Two Civil War Era Cannonballs & Four Shot. Balls measure approx. 3 1/2" diameter. The shots measure form 1 3/4" to 1 1/2". The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi. Condition- Group has some

1 Ames, 1 Emerson, 3 unmarked, date included 1862, 1863, 1 is not dated, all approximately 34 long, brass handles and guards, wear consistent with age

Group of (3) Civil War era items, to include: (2) swords; leather belt with buckle. Provenance: Wilmington, North Carolina collection.

Pair of Two Civil War-Era Letters Re: Banishment of Clement Vallandigham A pair of two Civil War-dated letters (ca. 1863-64), the first from an Ohio physician and the other from a solider in the 142nd

Two Civil War Era Cannon Balls. 3 lb. and 8 lb., 3-1/4" and 4-1/4" diam.

One has original serpent buckle. Other retains US plate marked Robbins Co. Attleboro. Varies

Two Civil War era sideshow performer cdv's, including "James Murphy the Giant Boy" eight feet tall at age 18, 1864, sold with a Brady negative print "The Fairy Wedding Group" with G W McNutt, Charles

Map of North America Showing Its Political Divisions and county maps of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida on one sheet (Philadelphia: S. Augustus Mitchell, 1860). Not framed. 15.25 x 12.25 i

One with stamp for W. H. Wilkinson, Springfield, Mass. Widest: approx. 7 1/2".

Two Civil War era lithographs including: Large folio "The Surrender of General Lee And His Entire Army To Lieut. General U. S. Grant April 9th 1865" - Published by Thomas Kelly NY and Valois & Roberts