Indian War Collectibles (1866-1897)

Light artillery scabbards. Priced per scabbard.

The. 44 caliber bullet was propelled by 40 grains of black powder. Working lever action and trigger. They should ALWAYS be used under the supervision of a responsible adult. This replica gun contains the colored markings required by law, including a permanently attached orange plug.

On October 10, the French artillery fired super-heated cannonballs at the HMS Charon. The Charon burned down to the water line, it drifted towards the Gloucester side of the river and sank. From Cornwallis’ Sunken Fleet on the internet.

The eagle has arrows in left talon and olive branch in right talon.

These are made of copper and brass plated. Normal oxidation should soon have them looking black like 150 year old originals.

MPN: DX711.

The M1874 US belt plate is easily replaced if you want to fit a different buckle to the belt.

An original letter dated during the year of the Indiana Wars, 1891. At the top it says, Headquarters 2nd Brigade Illinois National Guard. The letter has wear, there are pieces missing.

Complete with original leather liner that is supple with a little normal wear. Nice original gilt letter manufacturer markings inside-“MOHR & SPEYER BERNE”. A nice, hard to find Swiss shako for your collection.

See photos for condition. Other stuff.

Part of a very old collection.

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.

Authentic Mills belt with bayonet and sheath attached. Looks to be set married together from the period. This shows in provenance to have been obtained from Ft Assiniboine along with a trowel bayonet.

This Button Loaded with Gold in all the Right Places. Great condition and it still has it's Shank. Has the Rare and Desirable Waterbury Backmark that Collectors Seek. Now is your Chance to Buy Straight from the Relic Hunter.

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.

USA ADAMS Black Top Hat.

100% original.

The M1874 US belt plate is easily replaced if you want to fit a different buckle to the belt. This is the belt ONLY.

This is a new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the leather ammo pouch adopted around 1874 for all arms (Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery) for the Springfield breechloader in. 45-70. This one is Type 2, which has a recess on one side for the rifle tool.

This One has the Rare and Desirable (Waterbury Conn)Backmark that Collectors Seek. Beautiful Details and Gold Gilding. Get this Button while its'd Still Available. Now is your Chance to Buy Straight from the Relic Hunter.

The blade is 29 3/4". DO NOT DUPLICATE OR COPY! 35 1/4" total length.

There is a rope and button detail. These are all old and show their age. USA Civil War Original Cap. You can see this in photo 4 where I show the inside of the cap. This hat is a GAR cap. Very old and aged and with great history and character.

Now is your Chance to Buy Straight from the Relic Hunter. Buy it Now! A Really Nice Virginia State Seal Vest Button. These Buttons are in Great Condition with Perfect Stand-Up Shanks. Get this Button while it's Available as these will go Fast!

Now is your Chance to Buy Straight from the Relic Hunter. Buy it Now! You will Receive One Very Rare and Hard to Find Eagle Vest Button.

Marked US a.b.

No markings can be seen but might reveal with cleaning. None are seized closed. I chose to leave as found. One is provenanced to Roy, Montana.

Marked US on the handle. ca. 1885-1905.

Marked US a.b.