VIRGINIA TECH CORPS OF CADETS BELT AND PLATE

The Bugles Echo Volume One by Harry Downing Temple, hardcover published by the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Alumni in 1996; missing dust jacket but otherwise good condition. Merrimac Mines by Garland

1937 and 1939 editions of The Bugle "The Annual Publication of Corps of Cadets Virginia Polytechnic Institute." Both in as-found condition.

Sixth plate hand-gilt tintype. Half leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Virginia. The bearded subject of this portrait wears a neatly tailored officer’s frock coat with large shoulder insignia.

NCO Militia Officers Sword made by Ames, bonegrip, pewter mounts, 34 inches total length, blade only 28 inches, with scabbard, Leather belt w/ Virginia Belt Buckle Plate 3.5 inch buckle brass with Vir

43122 Private, US Reg. Infantry 1898-1902, 43106 Confederate States Militia, Virginia, 1861, 43121 Cadet, Corps of Cadets, West Point, present day, 3 figures Mint in boxes

Including; 43807 Officer Virginia Regiment 1760, 43121 Cadet Corps of Cadets West Point Present Day, 44050 Ensign 92nd Gordon Highlanders King's Colour 1815, and 44055 British Ensign 27th Inniskilling

Lot includes full-size original 1940's Police Chief's badge, small original pin still in celo, belt plate with badge, and tie tack. Badge is both solid and heavy contraction.

Revolutionary War period Officers sword belt plate. Missing the wire hooks/ loops on the reverse.

[CIVIL WAR]. Non-commissioned officer's belt equipped with a Model 1851 enlisted sword belt plate and cap pouch, identified to Company G, 17th Regiment, Invalid Corps. Approx. 33 in. blackened buff be

Measuring approx 3 1/2 x 2 inches. A nice example with original tag intact stating "Dug Wartrace, Tenn., Hardee's Corps Camp, Sept 24 1962. Unauthenticated.

Federal US Belt Plate With "Puppy Paw" Stud Hooksnatural dusty green and brown patina as found; lot includes two minie balls and a round ball. 58 x 88mm Recovered in Petersburg, Virginia area and vici

Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI) in 1925. The members of the corps are all in uniform with ties uniformly tucked into their shirts, Near the upper right corner is the photographer's mark "FRY PHOT

Musketeer Virginia Militia #43086, Private Continental Line #43069, Private US Infantry #43083 (two), U.S. Infantry Campaign Dress #46001, West Point Cadet #43121, Cadet Corps of Cadets #43082, Office

#43121 Cadet, Corps of Cadets, West Point NY, Present Day, #43122 Private, US Regular Infantry, 1898-1902, #43106 Confederate States Militia (Virginia), 1861, 3 figures in Excellent condition in Excel

#43082 Cadet, Corps of Cadets, NY, 1802, #43086 Musketeer, Virginia Militia, Jamestown, 1600s, #43089 Federal (Union) Regular Infantry, 1861, 3 figures Excellent in Excellent boxes

Cabinet card photograph (1870s-1880s) of a Virginia Military Institute (VMI) cadet, stately posed before the camera's lens. He wears a belt buckle that bears the Virginia state seal with a sword attac

L:110cm W:31cm Wt:1520g

H. 8 cm.W. 6 cm.Weight. 744 gram.

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

TANG SILVER GILT DRAGON PATTERN BELT PLATE; L:6.5cm W:5.4cm Wt:960g

L: 2 1/2 in(6.2cm) W: 1 3/8 in(3.6cm) wt:339g

2 1/2 x 2 inches.

L:9cm W:5cm H:1cm Wt:1270g

L:5.6cm W:2.5cm L:9.8cm W:5.7cm L:7cm W:3cm Wt:1030g