US Civil War Cannonball On Wooden Base

DESCRIPTION: Confederate cannonball from the American Civil War mounted on a wooden base bearing a brass plaque reading in all capitals "24 pounder coehorn mortar shell U.S. w/wood & paper fuse ( 17lb

DESCRIPTION: Confederate cannonball from the American Civil War mounted on a wooden base bearing a brass plaque reading in all capitals "This 16lb. Confederate cannon ball was made at the Augusta Arse

DESCRIPTION: Three pound cannonball from the American Civil War mounted on a wooden base finished with a brass plaque marked with details about its nature and origin. Cannonball weighs 6 lbs. 5.6 oz.

DESCRIPTION: Civil War cannonball found in the Mississippi River near the Vicksburg Battlefield. Piece is mounted on a wooden base finished with a brass plaque marked with details about its nature and

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

U.S. Civil War Soldier Statue - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Wooden U.S. Civil War Soldier - LOCAL PICK UP ONLY

Brass and wood cannon on wood base. US Civil War 3 inch Parrott 1/8 Scale. Cannon: 71/8" h x 9 1/8" w x 17 1/8" d Base: 18" w x 8" d

Early well preserved U.S. Civil war period 9-pound cannonball. The visible corrosion and wear apear to indicate the ball rest on one side for a long period of time. Weight 8lbs 10oz; possibly fired, w

U.S. Civil War US 8lb spherical Cannon Ball with SHX in white to the side. Size 4 1/2" W, 7 lbs., 15 ounces

Scarce pre Civil War US police wooden baton. NIce condition with wear from use and age. Displays well with wrapped handle. Measures approximately 19-1/2" across.

Case approximately 17.5"H x 37"W x 11"D. Contains a model of the Robert E. Lee ship. Wooden case with granite base and glass frame. Top of glass has 2" v-shape crack.

Joseph Konzal (American, 1905-1994), Abraham Lincoln, composite sculpture, signed verso, overall (with wooden base): 14.5"h x 7.25"w x 8.25"d

Artisan signed handcrafted mixed media 21 inch tall Santa Claus figure, in Confederate attire. Garments made of wool and rabbit fur. Written in ink on wooden base - Handcrafted by Matty Larson of Gett

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.

LINCOLN, GRANT AND LEE. MOUNTED ON WOODEN BASE, CLOTH CONSTRUCTION AND HAND-DECORATED. 26"

Two COLLECTOR'S SHOWCASE Civil War Zouves Figures: Handpainted, 1/6 Scale (120mm) Figures on Wooden Base of WHEAT'S TIGER ZOUVES and SERGEANT, 14th BROOKLYN 1862. New in Box, Excellent Condition. (140

Two COLLECTOR'S SHOWCASE Civil War Union Army Figures: Handpainted, 1/6 Scale (120mm) Figures on Wooden Base of UNION COLOR SERGEANT 1863 and BERDANS SHARPSHOOTER 1862. New in Box, Excellent Condition

Composition on wooden bases. 5.5" tall. 2 pieces. Very good to good condition (one coming loose from base). Unboxed.

No Reserve! Title: Civil War Era Wooden Fixed Leg Brace Description: Primitive and effective hand carved wooden brace allowed for several fixed positions using a slotted area in the base to adjust hei

U.S. AMES CIVIL WAR SHORT SWORD - HILT MARKED "M.S." - BLADE WITH EAGLE MARK AT BASE - INITIALED "J.H." - HANDLE HAS EAGLE MARK

1/8 scale, Metal construction, extremely detailed, detailing including owners manual, housed in a plexiglass case with wooden base, 12 inches tall by 21 inches long by 12 inches wide. Provenance: From

William Glaze, Palmetto Armory, 1861. with mark at base of wooden handle. with double-edge blade. knife in as-found condition. L18 7/8"

CASED SET OF WORLD WAR II-ERA U.S. NAVY RECOGNITION/TEACHING MODELS OF AMERICAN SHIPS20th CenturyIncludes 48 miniature die-cast models on painted wooden bases. Most with impressed identifications on s

RARE EARLY CASED SET OF WORLD WAR II U.S. NAVY RECOGNITION/TEACHING MODELSCirca 1942Miniature die cast metal models on paddle-shaped navy blue painted wooden bases, sometimes referred to as "Ships on