Civil War Saddlebags, possibly Confederate

1840s-1860s Civil War Saddlebags. Crude cast buckles, straps intact. Definitely could have been used by a Confederate Soldier.

Mid 19th century. Having its original tree and pen at center. The piece is stitched C into the leather at each side. Consistent wear with age and use. Sold from the collection of a private South Carol

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR TINTYPE POSSIBLY CONFEDERATE Tintype is of trumpeter with his trumpet and in full uniform. Letters on soldier's kepi appear to be "MDV" or "UCV" with a backwards kepi is a confederat

Very Good American Civil War Era Gambler's Push Dagger Knife, Possibly Confederate With A Rare American Maker And Very Nice And Rare Original Thick Leather Scabbard. The Handle Is One Piece Wood With

German Import American Civil War Cavalry Soldier's Battle Sword ~ Altered Grip, Possibly Confederate Used. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42", Blade length : 34 3/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Ple

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Sixth plate ambrotype of Confederate, possibly South Carolina, Civil War soldier, seated and wearing a uniform with two rows of buttons and two stripes on each side of collar, hand coloring to buttons

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

Cased Civil War quarter-plate ambrotype depicting a seated soldier, possibly Confederate, attired in partial military uniform with a letter or folded paper in his shirt pocket and with his left arm on

Highly Unusual Straight Bladed 1859 Dated American Artillery Battle Sword ~ Defaced Maker's Name & US Marking ~ Possibly Confederate Used during the Civil War. Total Length (inside scabbard if present

possibly Confederate 25 3/4" length impressed 1862 at base of blade and 9M/172 on hilt

Superb Lot of 3 Civil War Era Tintypes Included in this collection: 1) Sixth plate image of a well-coiffed young gentleman, possibly Confederate, seated with his hands on his lap, 2.5” x 3.25&#8

Grouping of 9 military and presidential CDV's including: Gen. U.S. Grant, Capt L.H. Lewis (possibly Confederate), Gen. Beauregard by Anthony/Brady, Robert E. Lee in Union uniform, Stonewall Jackson, 2

Non-Goverment issue, possibly Confederate with three tin strap holders and threaded tin cap, bulls-eye form, 6 1/2" diameter x 1 1/2" thick x 7" high.

SOLDIER in UNIFORM by PALINSKI, ALMA Kansas KS, POSSIBLY CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR Description: Circa 1870 Cabinet Card Photograph. Depiction of a young soldier in uniform by L. Palinski of Alma, Kansas.

Eight (8) Sixth-Plate Images of Union Soldiersto include three (3) ambrotypes, one possibly Confederate with gray vest; plus five (5) tintypes, all Union soldiers, one an armed young soldier posing by

Circa 1860, Columbia, South Carolina. The images are of unidentified young men, one of which appears to be wearing a cadet uniform, possibly Confederate. Each having Wearn's label at the bottom center

Two Civil War tin types, possibly depicting Confederates including a drummer boy, circa 1860s. With Certificate of Authenticity from University Archives, Wilton, CT.

NICOLA MARSCHALL (American, 1829–1917), Portrait of a Confederate General (Possibly Nathan Bedford Forest), 1874, oil on canvas, canvas: 30 x 25 inches, signed and dated lower left. Condition:

Archive including a quarter plate tintype of an unidentified Confederate soldier, possibly from Nashville, seated and holding a book, together with a ninth-plate tintype of the same subject in a civil

Unidentified Confederate Captain, possibly cavalry due to the hat with plume. Dimensions are: 3 3/8" X 2 3/4". All measurements are approximate. Condition: A couple spots of loss to emulsion. Good

CASINO TOKENS, GAMING TOKENS, CONFEDERATE MONEY POSSIBLY FAKE.

American, 19th Century. Possibly a Civil War confederate soldier. No arms, bill of hat is old replacement and chips to feet. 17.75"h. on base.

Civil War Brown Saddle Bags with Carrying Handles. These are the Heavy Crows Foot Copper Brass Rivet style with double pockets in each bag mostly used by the Confederate States. They appear to be Pig