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Civil War Presentation Bowie Knife by Walker & Hall, Sheffield Engraved Bone Handle: This finely crafted presentation-quality Bowie knife reflects the blending of American martial culture and British cutlery manufacture during the mid-19th century, including the era of the American Ci

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Presentation Bowie Knife by Walker & Hall, Sheffield Engraved Bone Handle

Est. $5,000-$10,000

U.S. Civil War–Era Military Handcuffs (“Wrist Irons??), c. 1861–1865: This pair of iron handcuffs dates to the American Civil War and represents a standard form of restraint used by U.S. military authorities during the mid-19th century. Constructed of hand-forged iron w

Feb 18, 2026

U.S. Civil War–Era Military Handcuffs (“Wrist Irons??), c. 1861–1865

Est. $300-$500

NATIONAL ARMS CO, MOORE TEAT FIRE REVOLVER: SERIAL NUMBER 100 BARREL 3 1/4" CALIBER .32 TEAT FIRE. MAFG: 1860. Civil War period pocket revolver with brass frame and non-fluted 6 shot cylinder. Factory engraved with scroll and vine with dot punc

Feb 21, 2026

NATIONAL ARMS CO, MOORE TEAT FIRE REVOLVER

Milestone Auctions

Est. $300-$500

Civil War Confederate States Navy Officer’s Belt Buckle: This rare cast brass belt buckle is attributed to an officer of the Confederate States Navy (CSN) and dates to the American Civil War period (1861–1865). The buckle features a circular laurel wreath

Feb 18, 2026

Civil War Confederate States Navy Officer’s Belt Buckle

Est. $300-$500

WW2 Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB) Officer’s Armband, First Pattern: This artifact is identified as a first-pattern officer’s armband of the Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB), the German Air Raid Protection League active in Nazi Germany prior to and during the Second World

Feb 18, 2026

WW2 Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB) Officer’s Armband, First Pattern

Est. $200-$400

Charleston Slave Tag Servant Badge, No. 53 (Porter), 1863: This copper badge is a Charleston slave badge, issued in 1863 and inscribed “CHARLESTON / No. 53 / PORTER / 1863.” Such badges were part of a municipal system in Charleston, South Carolina, th

Mar 02, 2026

Charleston Slave Tag Servant Badge, No. 53 (Porter), 1863

Est. $500-$1,000

1863 U.S. Fractional Currency Twenty Five Cents: Currency note denominated at twenty-five cents, issued during the Civil War under the Act of March 3, 1863. The obverse features a portrait of George Washington at left, framed within an ornate engrav

Feb 21, 2026

1863 U.S. Fractional Currency Twenty Five Cents

Lion and Unicorn

Est. $100-$200

Civil War Confederate “C.S.A.?? Rectangular Belt Plate — Sessionville, South Carolina: Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) rectangular belt plate dates to the American Civil War (1861–1865) and was recovered from Sessionville, South Carolina, a site of significant military activity

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Confederate “C.S.A.?? Rectangular Belt Plate — Sessionville, South Carolina

Est. $500-$1,000

Civil War State of New York Militia Belt Plate (“SNY??), American Civil War Era: This oval brass belt plate bears the raised letters “SNY,” denoting the State of New York, and is representative of militia and volunteer forces raised by the state during the American Civil W

Feb 18, 2026

Civil War State of New York Militia Belt Plate (“SNY??), American Civil War Era

Est. $200-$300

U.S. Civil War Leather Cartridge Box with Shoulder Sling, Marked “1 GHS: This original mid-19th-century leather cartridge box and shoulder sling dates to the American Civil War era (1861–1865). Constructed of blackened leather with brass fittings, the box features a scal

Mar 02, 2026

U.S. Civil War Leather Cartridge Box with Shoulder Sling, Marked “1 GHS

Est. $500-$1,000

WW2 German Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (RDB) Nürnberg Armband: This armband belonged to the Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (RDB), the National Socialist organization that represented German civil servants during the Third Reich. The RDB functioned to align stat

Mar 02, 2026

WW2 German Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (RDB) Nürnberg Armband

Est. $200-$400

Civil War U.S. Ordnance Department Insignia Badge (Flaming Grenade): Civil War–era Ordnance Department badge features the classic flaming grenade motif, the long-standing symbol of military ordnance service. Cast in brass with a deep, untouched period patina, the bad

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War U.S. Ordnance Department Insignia Badge (Flaming Grenade)

Est. $200-$300

Civil War Virginia State Belt Plate, Confederate States of America By Greenwood & Gray: This rectangular brass belt plate bears the raised inscription “VIRGINIA” encircled by a laurel wreath, a powerful symbol of honor and military service. Such plates were worn by soldiers of th

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Virginia State Belt Plate, Confederate States of America By Greenwood & Gray

Est. $500-$1,000

WW2 “Streife?? Identification Armband (Patrol/Guard Duty): This cloth armband bears the printed word “Streife” (German for patrol), identifying the wearer as assigned to patrol or guard duties. Such armbands were used in Nazi Germany during the Second

Feb 18, 2026

WW2 “Streife?? Identification Armband (Patrol/Guard Duty)

Est. $200-$400

Civil War Confederate “CS?? Infantry Button: This small brass uniform button bears the raised initials “CS,” signifying the Confederate States, and is representative of military dress accoutrements used during the American Civil War (186

Feb 18, 2026

Civil War Confederate “CS?? Infantry Button

Est. $200-$300

Antique Deputy U.S. Marshal Star Badge: Deputy United States Marshal badge dates to the mid–19th century and reflects the authority of federal law enforcement during a formative period in American history. The badge features a five-pointe

Mar 02, 2026

Antique Deputy U.S. Marshal Star Badge

Est. $200-$300

Union Army Infantry Colonel Shoulder Boards, Civil War Era: This matched pair of United States Army infantry colonel shoulder boards dates to the American Civil War (1861–1865). Constructed on a dark wool base, each board features the distinctive silver bull

Mar 02, 2026

Union Army Infantry Colonel Shoulder Boards, Civil War Era

Est. $200-$300

Rare Civil War Era Washington Greys “K?? Belt Plate – Wilkinson Port Maker – Pre-War Militia: Civil War–era Washington Greys belt plate, a highly desirable and collectible piece of American pre-war and early Civil War militia history. This rectangular brass belt plate features the raised ins

Mar 02, 2026

Rare Civil War Era Washington Greys “K?? Belt Plate – Wilkinson Port Maker – Pre-War Militia

Est. $500-$1,000

Civil War Pennsylvania Fire Zouaves Company D Headgear Badge Insignia: Offered here is a rare and highly collectible Civil War headgear badge attributed to the famed Pennsylvania Fire Zouaves, Company D. This distinctive badge features the classic Zouave-style shield for

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Pennsylvania Fire Zouaves Company D Headgear Badge Insignia

Est. $200-$300

Civil War Allegheny Arsenal Identification Tag, U.S. Ordnance Department (1861): This oval brass identification tag was issued by the Allegheny Arsenal, a major United States ordnance facility located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, during the opening year of the American Civil War.

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Allegheny Arsenal Identification Tag, U.S. Ordnance Department (1861)

Est. $200-$300

Pair of United States Army Infantry Major Shoulder Boards, American Civil War, c. 1861–1865: This matched pair of shoulder boards was worn by a Major in the United States Army Infantry during the American Civil War. The boards feature the regulation Union officer design of the period: a dark

Mar 02, 2026

Pair of United States Army Infantry Major Shoulder Boards, American Civil War, c. 1861–1865

Est. $200-$300

Civil War Union Soldier’s “U.S.?? Waist Belt Plate and Leather Belt, Battle of Gaines’ Mill: Union Army waist belt plate, bearing the raised oval “U.S.” device, is mounted on a surviving fragment of its blackened leather belt. Such plates were standard issue to Union enlisted soldiers

Mar 02, 2026

Civil War Union Soldier’s “U.S.?? Waist Belt Plate and Leather Belt, Battle of Gaines’ Mill

Est. $300-$500

Rare Civil War Artillery Major’s Shoulder Boards Straps: This matched pair of embroidered shoulder boards represents the rank insignia of a Major of Artillery during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Constructed of wool backing with a rich red felt cent

Mar 02, 2026

Rare Civil War Artillery Major’s Shoulder Boards Straps

Est. $200-$300

7th U.S. Cavalry Headgear Badge (Indian Wars Era) Custer's Cavalry: This cast brass headgear badge dates to the post–Civil War Indian Wars period and is associated with the 7th United States Cavalry, the regiment famously commanded by Lt. Col. George A. Custer. The

Mar 02, 2026

7th U.S. Cavalry Headgear Badge (Indian Wars Era) Custer's Cavalry

Est. $100-$200

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