1816 Flintlock Convert / Percussion for Civil War

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1830 FLINT LOCK MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION - EAGLE STAMP AND OTHER TOUCH MARKS - WITH RAM ROD - 55 3/4" LONG, 40 1/8" BARREL - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

Starr Percussion Carbine, mfg. 1862-1865, .54 caliber, 21" barrel, bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, single brass barrel band, drop breech lock activated by the lever ("B"inspection mark) trigg

Model 1841 Harper's Ferry percussion musket, Civil War era, initials A.W. carved on bottom of stock, has the ramrod, 58"L

Framed and matted photo of Jubal A. Early (1816-1894) Confederate Lieutenant General, with a mounted signature "J. A. Early Lynchburg, Virginia". Signature: 4.75" x 2.75" / Frame: 15.25" x 23.25" oa

tower marked, caliber .577, crown for Queen Victoria, imported for Civil War, initials carved in stock.

Smith (Poultney & Trimble) Percussion Breech-Loading Civil War Saddle Ring Carbine. Serial no. 677 [barrel and receiver], .50 caliber, 21 1&s

Civil War Percussion Cap Tin

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch attributed to Co. C, 165th New York Infantry, "2nd Duryea's Zouaves."  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing applied brass letter and numerals "C /

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch with "US" plaque, identified to Robert B. Robinson, Co. K, 5th Vermont Infantry Regiment.  Cap pouch with outer flap bearing 1 1/4 in. dia. "US" plaque a

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch with "US" plate by S.H. Young, Newark, NJ.  Cap pouch with outer flap bearing 2 3/4 x 1 5/8 in. "US" plate and integral latch tab (crazing and cracking w

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch by J.B. Sickles, St. Louis, MO.  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing carved initials "EWM" (crazing and cracking to leather throughout; lacking wo

Together with a Dupont Blasting Cap Tin. Largest is 1 1/2"h x 2" Condition, overall wear, loss of paper

Civil War Colt Percussion Cap Musket, Sideplate Stamped 1864 U.S. COLT PT...HARTFORD CT, Stamped L behind the hammer, obscured letters to opposite side of the sideplate., stamped U.S> to butt plate Pi

Francois Joseph Amie de Lemud (1816 – 1887, French.) American Civil War battlefield scene. 19th century watercolor painting on paper, matted and framed. Sight 10.75" x 6.25". Signed by artist "f. de

1863 Whitneyville Union Civil War musket; percussion; wood has been cut down; '1863' 'US Whitney-ville' to lock-plate; repaired stock; L: 50" (approx.)

Steel Bayonet in Leather and Brass Case. Bayonet has some wear. Scabbard detached where brass meets leather and has some other wear. Blade has some rust. Marked "US TA".

Rare Confederate Read & Watson Percussion Rifle. Serial no. 719, .54 caliber, 33-inch octagonal to round barrel with fixed front and rear sights. Bronze bre

Guns 1847-Dated Civil War Use 1842 Percussion French Military Musket with Bayonet the Stock, Marked "OHIO" Twice 1842 Percussion French Military Model Musket with Bayonet, Civil War Period Use and 184

[CIVIL WAR]. EARLY, Jubal A. (1816-1894). Two post-war autographed letters signed ("JA Early") to Reverend James Powell Smith. Lynchburg, VA, 2 and 16 May 1887.  Each 2 pages, 8vo, on Morris blin

[CIVIL WAR]. [MEDICINE]. LONGMORE, Thomas (1816-1895). A Treatise on Gunshot Wounds. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1862. Small 8vo. With printed endleaves, utilized as publisher’s ads. Publish

Civil War artifacts, including: Union percussion cap box with brass US emblem 4"T x 3.5"W, US Union belt buckle, a brass US pin that would have been on a harness, and 3 minie balls

DESCRIPTION: In the style of Louis Mathieu Didier Guillaume (French, 1816-1892). Pastel, watercolor and gouache. Civil War era Richmond, VA portrait study of a woman, circa 1865. Labeled to verso. Mat

Carte de visite photograph of a full standing view of Civil War soldier wearing 4-button jacket, kepi and holding flintlock musket. Image presents backmark of J.H. Young, Baltimore St., Baltimore. Car

(CHINA) HAMILTON FISH APPOINTS A CIVIL WAR GENERAL AS CONSUL AT SWATOW Partially-printed D.S., 1p. folio, Washington D.C., Dec. 19, 1874, appointing Civil War general ISAAC F. SHEPARD (1816-1889) Unit