Civil War Collectibles

ANTIQUE GAR (GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC VETERANS)  CIVIL WAR VETERN UNION KEPI.. CONDITION: Soiling, Wear, Very Stable, Piece of Brass Missing Where it Holds the G to The Wreath on the GAR Insignia, Small Moth Holes Throughout, Loose Material Stitching on Underside Edges & Material Wear (See Photos for Condition).. MAKERS MARK: None

Photographer is Tyson Brothers out of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. CONDITION: Very Good .

Up for auction is a very nice civil war style bowie  knife that meaures 21 " L Total. The blade measures about 14" Long. Has a really unique bear effigy handle. This old looking knife has a lot of character. No authenticity comes with this knife. I am listing it as a modern or reproduction knife. No refunds accepted. Please look at the pictures carefully. Good luck and happy bidding.

From my research, it seems that these buttons were Civil War and/or West Virginia Militia?.

Civil War era stereoview by Anthony showing captured rebel cannons at Rocketts Landing in Richmond, VA.

This Civil War soldier letter was written by Eli Crosby (1844-1862) who enlisted in Co. F, 38th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (OVI) on 28 March 1862. But while they was a playing sharp, I was too. I played them both in the guard house.

Antique Civil War Indiana "PRESERVED BY GRACE OF GOD" Legion/Veteran Medal $2.99 S/H GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION, 2" wide, 1-1/2" tall Please see all photos. Thanks for looking and good luck! We combine most watches for FREE! This can go 1st Class International mail! Please check your import taxes! We combine most watches for FREE! This can go 1st Class International mail! Please check your import taxes!.

Ca. 1860s Plummer stereoview of a very early Civil War museum. Really unusual subject matter.

VINTAGE CIVIL WAR SOUTHERN FLAG USED IN REENACTMENT 90x150.

Edwin then enlisted on 25 November 1861 at Erie, Pennsylvania, to serve three years in Co. C, 111th Pennsylvania. He stood six foot tall, had dark hair and blue eyes. He was a tailor by profession.

You decide on these all cuffs. Buyer to pay $5 shipping.

Was removed from bound book of sheet music, so there is tattering along fold; badly foxed/stained. Any yellow and/or white blob in the picture is a reflection of the flash and overhead lights.

Beautiful blade, e verything is firm, no wiggling, no nicks on the edge. Perfect fit in the scabbard. Broken stitches but holds very good.

EDWARD CARRINGTON MAURAN (1820-1886) Civil War Brig. General & Rhode Island Adjutant General during the war! Bold signature of E. C. MAURAN on beautiful ornate Black & White letterhead “STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, ADJTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE ” State Seal left,1872 signed as Adjutant General.

You decide on these but nothing to brag about. Buyer to pay $5 shipping.

Camp Grover, Maryland. He married Isadora (Dora) Frances Whitman in 1862 before going south into war. She wished them to understand that all Southern ladies are not “secesh.”. It was a truly Christian deed and she proved herself a Christian lady.

Complete April 24, 1865 New York Herald newspaper featuring the continuing funeral procession of President Lincoln. Attractive black-borders throughout the newspaper.

Any yellow and/or white blob in the picture is a reflection of the flash and overhead lights.

We are in Neal Dow’s Brigade. He is from Portland, Maine. So goodbye. George enlisted on 16 September 1862 into Co. The rebels attacked a little force of our about five miles from here. Our pickets shot one of the Rebel pickets last night.

Civil war brogans, (reproduction) mens Size 10 Excellent Condition. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.

Edwin was the youngest son of Herman Whipple (1774-1842) and Phoebe Boa Lafferty (1816-1904) of Erie County, Pennsylvania. He first enlisted in enlisted in Co. He then enlisted in late November 1861 to serve three years in Co.

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A NICE GAR BADGE FOR 1917.

Antique steel forks. 5 forks in the photo you are buying 5. early three tine horn handle 6.5 in. three tine horn handle 7 in. handles well attached. two tine wood handle 6 in. I have not cleaned these.

PIKE SURVEYING COMPASS. CIVIL WAR ERA. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET!

Condition as seen.

3feet by 5feet

FREE clear plastic protective display holder included!

Size: 15" overall. 10" blade.

I BEEN TOLD IT IS OF CIVIL WAR SURGICAL KNIFE. THERE IS A PUSH BUTTON TO MAKE KNIFE STAY OPEN (FIX).

Backmark: SCOVILL'S & CO. Date: 1850. This button is in GOOD condition.The button has not been cleaned. Looks a bit battle worn. I leave any further cleaning preference to the new owner. Material: brass.

CIVIL WAR UNION SURGEON AFTER HIS GRADUATION FROM THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS IN NEW YORK CITY 1864-1865. (Red Bank, NJ: John H. Cook, 1893. INFLUENTIAL 1880s NJ STATE SENATOR, RED BANK, NJ LAWYER, and CIVIL WAR AUTHOR. ).

DATED FEB. 17, 1864. SIGNED BY ROBERT TYLER. SIZE: APPROX. 28" X 17". SHOULD BE HANDLED WITH CARE TO FRAGILE PAPER. BASED ON MY BEST KNOWLEDGE THIS IS HARD TO FIND COMPLETE SUCH UNCUT CERTIFICATE.

Overall the Northern financial system was highly successful in raising money and turning patriotism into profit, while the Confederate system impoverished its patriots. New York Herald (NY) dated September 14, 1861 with spectacular CIVIL WAR NUMISMATICS history!