1862 antique CIVIL WAR RELICS va BATTLE WINCHESTER bullets buttons casings 1863

CIVIL WAR RELIC DISPLAY TRAY CONSISTING OF NAP SACK BUCKLES , BULLETS , BUTTONS , SPIKE , POCKET KNIVES , DEWORMER , TAKEDOWN TOOL , HAMMER , SHELL CASINGS , SPOON & FLASK TOPS

DESCRIPTION: A 58 caliber bullet belonging to the Confederates in the Battle of Gettysburg. Attached to a labeled card. CIRCA: 1863 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: 26mm x 15mm CONDITION: Oxidation consistent

KURZ & ALLISON CIVIL WAR HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF 13, chromolithographs, including Battle of Opequan or Winchester, VA, The Fort Pillow Massacre, Battle of Franklin, Battle of Stone River, Battle of

Civil War Confederate States bond $100, War Revue Loan, issued March 2, 1863 in Richmond, VA, 3 months before the Battle of Gettysburg, missing two coupons which were redeemed before the end of the wa

1st item: Civil War era ALS. Four and-one-half page letter written on lined bifolium documents, written by A Daughter of Virginia, Richmond, VA, addressed to Miss Stevens, no location, possibly Baltim

Lead bullet encased in gold acorn fob with chain. Finely engraved: "W.D. Fiske / 14th Regt. C V / Fredericksburg / Dec 17, 1863." Acorn approx. 1 1/2 x 1 in. Overall length 6 1/2 in. Published in "Her

Group of four (4) rare Civil War Confederate Artillery brass coat buttons, 2-piece construction with block letter "A" on lined background and raised border design. Includes two (2) coat buttons stampe

Group of four (4) rare Civil War Confederate Artillery brass coat buttons, 2-piece construction with block letter "A" on lined background and raised border design. Includes three (3) larger coat butto

General Braxton Bragg's headquarters flag, captured by Union soldier Anton Helmert of Company "D," 27th Illinois Infantry during the 1863 Battle of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee. This well-documented fl

William Henry Jackson (American, 1843-1942). An oil on canvas Civil War illustration, Camp at Wolf Run Shoals, VA, Feb. 27th 1863. Signed on back of canvas, and dated July 9th 1864. Company K 12th VT.

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate New Testament identified to W.J. Hill, Cobb's Georgia Legion, recovered at Petersburg, VA, 20 April 1863. The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Nashville, TN

A modest wood frame houses a curious and powerful relic- an actual bullet that took the life of a Civil War officer. The small, wire-mounted lead ball secures inside the frame a handwritten Civil War-

A Union letter from Samuel McAlavey, Co. H, 27th Regiment Penna. Militia. June 26, 1863. Written only days before the first day's Battle of Gettysburg of July 1. "Marched through Columbia [PA] and enc

Cloth bag with period ink inscribed tag reading: "made by my mother in 1861 and carried by me during the first three years of the war from 61 to 64 and was filled with thread needles and buttons. J Ar

(2) US Civil War leather ammo pouches, unmarked, with old paper labels with inscriptions "Gettysburg Battlefield 3 months after battle", 7 3/4" w, 4" w, with 6 bullets, 2 bullets still in paper, US br

“In that hour, God sheltered me. How otherwise could I have escaped? When bullets flew around me like hail, my comrades fell by my side. We were soon conducted off the field and placed on our wa

Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War signature and rank "Major General", dated July 2, 1862, and "Memphis Ten." in ink on a small card measuring 3" x 1 5/8". Note: Grant received permission on Jun 21, 1862 to

1st item: Civil War era ALS. One page handwritten letter from James Alexander Seddon (1815-1880), 4th Confederate States Secretary of War from November 21, 1862 to February 5, 1865, War Department, pr

1st-25th items: Grouping of twenty-five (25) Civil War era Confederate currency notes, including eighteen (18) Virginia Treasury Notes, issued in Richmond, VA: three (3) $10 ten dollar bills, dated Oc

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War M1850 presentation sword inscribed at the scabbards mouthpiece "Presented to Capt Patrick Regan by the St. Patrick's Society of Oswego Sept 25th 1862".

1863 Diary of Edward Dickson Hicks II (1831-1894) of Devon Farm, Nashville, Tennessee. The diary is mostly farming and account related, with very little detail, although a few entries point to life in

[CIVIL WAR]. Folk art carved pipe identified to the 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, referencing Colonel W.W. Averell and battles fought in 1862. Oversized folk art carved wooden pipe, approx. 5 1/2 in. over

36 X 28. BROUGHT BACK FROM THE CIVIL WAR BY GENERAL JOHN FREDERICK HARTRANFT. THERE ARE SEVERAL SMALL HOLES AND SOME STAINING ON THE UPPER PORTION. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS.

This is a numbered Pike ordered by Brown and the number 276 on the hilt matches that on the collar where it meets the wooden shaft. Circa 1860. Having a nice hand forged blade meeting the hilt into th