U.S. Civil War Dragoon 1st Lt. shoulder strap

Major, Lt. Col, 1st Lt, 2nd Lt; 1 marked Horstmann Bros. & Co Philadelphia. May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

US Majors Civil War Era Shoulder Straps Gold thread on black velvet. Worn by Thos. Cushing Medical Officer 28th NY. 1862-1865. Rochester Historical Society, sold to benefit the collections fund.

[CIVIL WAR]. US issue haversack with New York Depot inspector stamp. Tarred canvas haversack with fixed shoulder strap. Flap secured by a leather fastening strap and small roller buckle. Fastening str

Civil war leather valise marked U.S., leather handle, 3 leather straps with buckles and shoulder strap with buckle, 16" to top of handle x 13 1/2", evidence of a tag which is missing on back

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

Civil War Black Leather Cartridge Box. Lead-backed brass U.S. emblem with metal boxes. With leather shoulder strap (one side detached), and lead-backed brass American Eagle emblem. No makers marks. Bo

[CIVIL WAR]. A collection of items identified to General James Lyman Van Buren, incl. US Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, buff saber belt, shoulder straps, insignia, and photographs.  US Model 186

Grouping of Four (4) Civil War Items. 1st item: Civil War era .58 caliber cartridge box. Leather with brass "US" army buckle on front flap, with tins inside, metal hardware. Two straps on back. 6" H x

Signed in ricasso Ames Mfg. Co. Cabot ville 1851and I G US A.D.K. 35 1/2 inch blade, 41 1/2 inches (overall). Guard stamped MS 14.

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,

Large framed American Civil War archive containing information on the death of Confederate States of America soldier Captain Frederick Davis Wimberly, 6th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, on September 17,

1865 US Civil War 1st ed Knightly Soldier Major Henry Ward Camp Biography Union A scarce first edition printing of the historical biography, The Knightly Soldier. This fascinating and tragic biographi

CDV Civil War Union 1st Lt. Joseph G. Noble, 46th Mass Infantry, he's wearing his sword, marked on back by photographer, D.B. Spooner & Co., Springfield, Mass, 4"T x 2.5"W

A fine pair of a Civil War infantry Lieutenant Colonel's shoulder straps featuring rich cobalt blue velvet with gold bullion borders rimmed on their inner and outer edges with jaceron. Both straps fea

Three (3) U.S. Civil War era swords. 1st item: 1862 Artillery saber, possibly Ames Mfg. Co, ricasso stamped a worn manufacturer's stamp and "U.S. / A.D.K / 186[2 or 3]&quo

Abraham Lincoln Military appointment for 1st Lt. Henry Baker of the 5th Calvary Regiment. April 13th, 1863. Folded and faded. Signed by A. Lincoln. Framed. Overall size- 21" x 17-1/2".

Bullseye style canteen. Approximately 8-inches in diameter, with original over, strap as shown, possibly Horstmann Brothers & Co PHILADELPHIA. The cover is blue twill wool which Mike O'Donnell sta

[CIVIL WAR]. Captain of artillery shoulder straps and cap insignia.  Each 1 3/4 x 4 3/4 in. artillery captain's shoulder straps (darkening/tarnish to bullion, velvet faded with significant losses

A pair of a Civil War infantry Colonel's "Smith Patent" style shoulder straps that feature cobalt wool broadcloth with stamped brass false-embroidered borders and a stamped silvered brass false embroi

[CIVIL WAR]. Captain of cavalry shoulder straps, Captain Thomas C. Miller, Company F, 7th Missouri Cavalry Regiment. Approx. 4 1/2 x 1 3/4 in. captain of cavalry straps (bullion darkened, few holes to

A Wooden Bible Box with Civil War History, property of 1st Lt. Joshua S. Garsed (1839-1863), who was killed at Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. He was a member of the 23rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry k

Civil War Bayonet collected by 1st Lt. Frederick Geiger, Army of Ohio, 17 inches long, Provenance: 1st Lt. Frederick Geiger at the Look Out Mountain; The Estate of Henry (Harry) Grant Pittsburgh Pa.;

1866 Civil War 1st ed US Grant Campaigns Vicksburg American Politics Illustrated “I only knew what was in my mind, and I wished to express it clearly” ? Ulysses S. Grant A rare post-Civil War

Early leather ammo pouch and shoulder strap (possibly Civil War). Leather is in good condition for its age (see photo). Estate fresh.