Indian War Collectibles (1866-1897)

Right ricasso has British proof marks. Fitted in correct original leather scabbard that has brass throat and tip. Has British proof marks on the leather and brass. Bayonet does not enter scabbard the whole way.

New Made Item: Copied directly from an original in the IMA collection. Just what we all need to complete our Zulu War red coat uniform, or maybe this will work with your own belt and a smart pair of Jeans!

Decent example of an Imperial Model 1887 NCO Mauser ammo pouch with nice unit markings for display with 71/84 Mauser rifle.

Very good condition Italian Model 1870 Vetterli bayonet. Right ricasso is marked “BRESCIA”. Right side of guard is marked with a serial number. Bayonet still has original hooked quillon and full length 20 ½” blade.

This bayonet is in used condition and is missing the catch for securing and releasing the bayonet on a rifle. This blade is 1896 dated. Blade appears to have been sharpened. and Great for display or reference.

APPEARS TO BE STITCHED ON SILK AND WAS FOUND IN VIRGINIA.

It will be a great deal to make it complete again. Zur Versteigerung steht ein Teil einer deutschen Pickelhaube. Es wird viel sein, es wieder komplett zu machen.Größe ca 56 cm. Ce sera beaucoup pour le rendre complet à nouveau.Taille environ 56 cm.

ITEM: Original CDV photo of German Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder, Chief of the German Geral Staff in the late 1800's. DATE: circa 1870's to 1880's - photo does not glow under a black light.

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BATTLE OF LITTLE BIGHORN. Ignoring their admonitions, Custer and two other battalions, led by Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen, moved forward and engaged the combined forces of the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes in the iconic Battle of Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876.

ITEM: Original CDV photo of German Crown Prince Frederick, son of Wilhelm I. DATE: circa 1870's to 1880's - photo does not glow under a black light. SOURCE: From the archives of the World War History & Art Museum (WWHAM) in Alliance, Ohio.

ITEM: Original CDV photo of German Kaiser Wilhelm I. DATE: circa 1870's to 1880's - photo does not glow under a black light. SOURCE: From the archives of the World War History & Art Museum (WWHAM) in Alliance, Ohio.

The leather portion is dry and cracked and pretty much shot. However the hook hardware is great. This could be salvaged to make a reproduction. This indicates it was probably made after 1902 for use by the National or State guards.

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In 1905 the Army modified the 1885 pattern gauntlets by changing the leather to suede goatskin. AVAILABLE SIZES: 8, 8 1/2, 9, 9 1/2 AND 10.

Good condition Danish Model 1867 Rolling Block bayonet that is maker marked “GEBR. WEYERSBERG SOLINGEN” on the left ricasso. Unit marked “KAR. 4330” on the right side of the guard and has a serial number on the left side of the guard.

This style seems to be adopted in 1872 and has a noticeable drop below the belt line. The leather on this is mostly dry and cracking. Could be used for display, however I bought them originally to salvage the hardware for the Hoffman patent limited traverse swivel, which in the nicest five of the batch and use them as patterns for replicas.

Their uniforms were purely utilitarian; felt slouch hats, canvas haversacks, and wool pullover campaign shirts. This US Army Indian Wars M-1874 BLUE GRAY WOOL PULLOVER CAMPAIGN SHIRT is a high quality MODERN REPRODUCTION by the famous What Price Glory.

Myself, Father & Mother Looked This Battlefield Site With Permission Once Or Twice A Year For Almost 15 Years Before Kenny Graves No Longer Wanted Any One Looking On The Ranch. ( GREAT STARTING PRICE, " THIS IS THE LAST OF THEM " ! ).

Good evening: For your consideration is a nice lot of early cadet/ Militia ball buttons. These coat sized buttons were worn throughout the 19th Century. They are in good condition and are in need of a good cleaning. Nice addition for the button collector. Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any questions.

Myself, Father & Mother Looked This Battlefield Site With Permission Once Or Twice A Year For Almost 15 Years Before Kenny Graves No Longer Wanted Any One Looking On The Ranch. ( GREAT STARTING PRICE, " THIS IS THE LAST OF THEM " ! ).

Now is your Chance to Buy Straight from the Relic Hunter. Buy it Now! A really nice Wisconsin State Seal Coat Button. They are in great condition with perfect shanks. Button Depicts the State Seal of Wisconsin.

Dated 1890!

After years of searching I was fortunate to finally find an original, and these are exact copies of that original strap.

Up for sale is a limited edition collector’s envelope. The facsimile autographs (Custer, Reno & Benteen) are an exact likeness of the originals. The back of the envelope is blank.

This bayonet is marked 68097. Great for display or reference.

These Original Battlefield Village Site Artifacts Were Found By Lois Schug With Permission From Norris & Kenny Graves On Their Ranch During The Late 1960's To The Mid 1980's At The Battle Of Dull Knife ( MORNING STAR ) Near Kaycee, Wyoming In Johnson County.

US SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE SCREWDRIVER TOOL AND SHELL EXTRACTOR KIT: In very good original condition. Complete and 100% original. Screwdriver tool marked US.

This is my new reproduction of the US Army blue wool shirt, Model of 18874, which was widely issued and worn during the Indian campaigns of the late 1870's. It is made from a specially woven mix of blue and white threads that produces a gray appearance.

SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR OR KRAG RIFLE LEATHER SLING: In very good general condition showing normal wear throughout. No visible markings.

The American Frontier - The Southwest Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield This was the first breech-loading rifle adopted by the U.S. Army at the close of The Civil War. It was a 45/70 Caliber breech loading center fire in rifle and carbine configuration. This firearm as well as the Spencer Carbine, and eventually the Winchester lever action was used by the United States Cavalry on the Western frontier Bullet and casing were found at Fort Wingate near Gallup, New Mexico Case includes: Dug 45-70 Springfield Carbine Fired Bullet & Casing USA made 4 x 5 x 3/4" Glass Top Display Case 2 holes on back for easy wall mounting This Case comes with a Certificate of Authenticity Southern Star GUARANTEES this product to be Authentic & Genuine LIFETIME WARRANTY ON AUTHENTICITY.

This is a new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the leather sling adopted in 1887 for the Trapdoor Springfield rifle. Later it was also used on the new Krag rifle. This sling is made from natural undyed leather, the way originals were issued when new.