Indian War Collectibles (1866-1897)

Original Model 1871 Vetterli rifle socket bayonet in very good condition. Standard Swiss army issue socket bayonet used with all models of Swiss Vetterli rifles. Nice blue turning gray with no pitting.

Victorian silver sterling uniform part - lion head, I believe it was worn on the belt. This is genuine authentic piece part of British Victorian uniforms in colonies.

All pictures are of the actual item for sale. --Expedition to Port Royal, S.C., October 21-November 7, 1861. Capture of Forts Wagner and Beauregard, Port Royal Harbor, S.C., November 7. Hilton Head, S.C., November 7-8.

Casque original français modèle 1887, casque en liège ou en moelle. Dans cet ensemble utilisé par les troupes coloniales. Liner en très bon état. Taille ca55. Regardez les photos. Liner in very good condition.Size ca55.

Nicely unit marked under the flap and dated 1888. Pouch is complete. A scarce Imperial German ammo pouch for your collection.

Very good condition Dutch Model 1871 Beaumont socket bayonet that is the scarce First Pattern with the lock ring having two screws. Bayonet has a few Dutch proof marks on the right side of the shank and a serial number on the right side of the socket.

US TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TROWEL BAYONET NO SCABBARD in good to very good condition.

Still has original leather washer at the base. Left side has a scratch. Scabbard is absent.

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.

ONE CORNER MISSING.

Very good condition British Pattern 1821 Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword. 32 ½” blade has nice original bright finish with a little scattered gray and was never sharpened. Nice original engraving on both sides including the Victorian “crown VR” cypher.

The overall condition is Fine with light wear, old folds, and age toning.

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.

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.

The ends are wooden but covered with brass. Closure strap is torn. Worn throughout. 6 3/4" x 4 1/4" x 1 5/8". on historical uniforms. We will answer as soon as possible.

This is a beautiful, exceptionally clear image of a Scots Guards sergeant, possibly a colour sergeant, from about 1880-1890. He is wearing a red sash and sword, so he is obviously a higher ranked NCO, although I am not familiar with regulations for the guards.

The image was done in Dublin, so I wonder if he might be an 8th Hussar?. Note the toggles on the front of the coatee. The image and card are excellent, and nearly mint.

Great for display or reference.

Good condition original Nepalese Pattern 1850 Brunswick sword bayonet. Lock button and leaf spring function fine. No scabbard. A scarce and unique bayonet for your collection.

This bridle rosette is part of a lifelong collection. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I mail next day after Ebay confirms payment. Bidders outside of the United States must use Ebay Global Shipping Program. Thank you for viewing my listing.

This is a small trial run, only 5 pairs of each size. They have been tailored for a close fit like original trousers. These trousers are better wool than my previous run, and feature flared cuffs.

In good shape no cracks, sweatband missing, leather trim on border is chipping away.

100% original Indian Wars. Still has much of its original gold gilt still intact.

This U.S. Marines Insignia is part of a lifelong collection. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I mail next day after Ebay confirms payment. Bidders outside of the United States must use Ebay Global Shipping Program. Thank you for viewing my listing.

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 US Army Indian Wars CAVALRY OFFICER JOHN WAYNE STYLE BIB FRONT CAMPAIGN SHIRT is a high quality MODERN REPRODUCTION by the famous What Price Glory. Most interestingly, it's a roomy Size 44, boasts the classic 10 button bib front, and sports all of the white plastic buttons throughout.

The Shako is labeled Horstmann Co. and dated 1902. It is in wonderful condition with very little wear if any on the liner. All the edge seam binding is nearly perfect and not fraying. This will be a great display piece for the collector.

Chief Sitting Bull Autograph & Photo Reprint Size: 3" x 5".

This is a small trial run, only 5 pairs of each size. They have been tailored for a close fit like original trousers. These trousers are better wool than my previous run, and feature flared cuffs.

For sale is a Swiss M/1867 Cavalry sword / saber for troopers.

BELT SHOWS VERY LITTLE USE, COULD HAVE BEEN ONE OF SEVERAL HUNDRED THAT WERE NEVER ISSUED BECUASE FIGHTING ENDED. THE NEW YORK PLATE (BUCKLE) IS ORIGINAL NOT ONE OIF THE FAKES YOU SEE FOR SALE. I AM A COLLECTOR NOT A DEALER AND I RESEARCH EVERY THING I COLLECT AND HAVE THE BOOK ON BUCKLES THAT SHOWS DIFFERENCE IN REAL AND FAKE.

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