Civil War Collectibles

Enveloped in a cardboard sleeve with a design very close to the original wrapped design. percussion revolvers.

This U.S. Militia Officer's Sword dates from the U.S. Civil War Era and remains in good, original condition. There is no scabbard.

Up for sale Civil War Soldier Ambrotype Photo of George Bunce in his overcoat and holding his hat.

cast CSA button

Condition is poor. The face of the button is fair.

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This is an original Civil War Confederate Script “I” Infantry Coat Button in very nice untouched condition. The back of the button is marked “S. Isaacs Campbell & Co. This button is fresh out of an estate in downtown Richmond Virginia.

Civil war reenactors Powder horn. And tools.

.100% Original & Beautiful Condition. Abraham Lincoln beautiful photo inside.Photo by Brady. This Harper's will grade high. Dated April 27, 1891.New York.

Knee high cavalry style boots.

Percussion revolvers. enveloped in a cardboard sleeve with a design very close to the original wrapped design. Proposed for any re-enactor or target shooters!

These bottles, simple in shape, and often unappealing in color, have been popular with collectors for decades. This bottle was found in 1988 at the 1862 site of Fort Omaha (Sherman Barracks) in Nebraska.

1840s militia belt buckle associated with Georgia troops.happy bidding.

Old Houston Texas estate find. The front has both the New Orleans Cresent moon, two Confederate flags and the bust of a Confederate General on it. The backside is stamped, "SCHWAABS & S. CO., MILWAUKEE.".

The button is in. The button is SU 193 KMI Cadet, Kentucky Military Institute, Staff (pg 330).

oh I can say about this it is freaking a beautiful belt buckle amazing looks to be high copper content

This Civil War soldier letter was written by Pvt. William H. Nicholson (1840-1907) who enlisted in Co. G,38th Pennsylvania Infantry (9th PA Reserves) in May 1861. This morning we had lots of fun. We was in the advance near the river.

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NOT AN EXPERT ON CSA BUCKLES. ESTATE FIND AT A SAVANNAH, GA.

Good condition original Civil War import Austrian Model 1849 Augustin Jager Carbine sword socket bayonet. Complete with working lock ring. An impressive looking bayonet for your collection.

She was towed to shoal water off New Orleans and then, on 7 October 1864, sunk on the flats, where she was later broken up. I have seen an account of the battle of the 27th in the papers. They don’t give it just as it is.

ANTIQUE PRE CIVIL WAR SCOVILL BRASS INFANTRY BUTTON IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. MARKED ON THE BACK AS SHOWN.

The backside is marked, "THE WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO. They naturally show wear from age and use.

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The 27th Connecticut arrived in Washington, DC, on 25 October, 1862, and went into camp at Camp Seward on Arlington Heights. On the 27th, it was placed into the Division of General Abercrombie, along with the 24th New Jersey, 28th New York, and 127th Pennsylvania.

THIS IS A WONDERFUL OLD ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD THAT IS I BELIEVE A RARE MODEL 1816. HAS A NICE LEATHER SHEATH HOLDER BUT I AM NOT SURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE SWORD OR NOT. THE UNION SWORDS WERE MADE IN THE U. S.

I got this button several years ago in Athens, Georgia and was told that it was dug from the back yard of a pre-civil War home along Sherman’s March to the Sea just outside of Athens. It is heavy and seems to be made of lead or pewter. It does have a nice patina, front and back. The clasp is missing from the back. Free Shipping within the continental U.S.

Samuel was recruited into the 49th Illinois Infantry on 12 March 1864 and was mustered out on 9 September 1865. Paducah, Kentucky. This Civil War soldier letter was written by Pvt. Samuel Wiley Myers (1843-1884) of Co.

The rest of the brigade call them the “wild steers.”. In passing up Delaware Bay and Delaware river, we passed a nice fort. It was Fort Delaware. It is a city. And farther up we saw the town of Chester, Pennsylvania.

G, 39th Illinois Infantry for three years service. He reenlisted as a veteran at Hilton Head, South Carolina, in January 1864 and was killed in action on 16 May 1864 at Drury’s Bluff, Virginia — the first real battle that the 39th Illinois was engaged in.

Brass CSA "Staff" Officer buttons down the front and on the tail. Really nice 3-stripe Captains Rank handsewn on each collar and EXCELLENT work on the 2-gold stripe Captains insignia sewn on both arms/cuffs.

Vintage Civil War US Military Buttons . Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS First Class Package.

Condition for age as shown. The 2 on the left have SERGEANT CHEVRONS on their sleeves. There's writing on verso but I can't read it because its faded out. I've blown this up big enough so that you can see what your buying.

It says in one area Nashville Tennessee To Huntsville Alabama. And in another area it says, By order of Maj. Genl W.T. Sherman. It is signed near the bottom.

In one area it says, By Order of Maj. Gen'l W.T.Sherman. It is dated from Nashville Tennessee. It is signed near the bottom.

It has account information in areas and at the bottom it is signed by a man in the 1st Iowa Cavalry and in another area it is signed by a man in the 8th Iowa. It is dated 1865.