[Civil War] Battle of Mobile Bay Relic

Details: USS Hartford, original fabric segment from an American flag flown on the American Civil War sloop-of-war, circa 1862-1864. Two segments, one red and one beige, each measuring approx

Description: A print of Battle of Mobile Bay ... Passing Fort Morgan and the Torpedoes, painted by J. O. Davidson in 1886. The scene depicts the sinking of the ironclad USS Tecumseh. Confederate ironc

Battle of Mobile Bay. 26" x 45"

by Tom Freeman includes certificate of authenticity # 928 of 950 measures 37 1/2" L x 30 3/4" W

Civil War Flag Remnant & Infantry Horn Insignia A display featuring two probably battle-used Civil War relics: a remnant from a 34-star American flag; and a brass infantry horn insignia salvaged f

A US Civil War Confederate 12lb 4.5" smooth bore canister shot projectile. Found in 1987 in Mobile Bay Alabama from the collection of Larry McCoy, Mobile, AL.

A Civil War Union 100 pound Parrott shell projectile having knob base from US Octorara ship fired at Fort Powell, Mobile Bay, AL. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

A Civil War Union 100 pound Parrott shell projectile fired at Fort Powell, Mobile Bay, AL. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

over a dozen relics presumed to be from Gettysburg battleground, including numerous bullets, some mushroomed from direct hit; flagstaff finial and heel cup; flagbearer's leather belt; fence post with

TWO RELICS FROM THE CIVIL WAR, one original Harpers woodblock print, dated April 30, 1864. Together with a bullet found at a Civil War battle site, authenticated by the Caren Archive. Overall measurem

Includes shoe fragments (shoe sole from City Point), folding knife, and straight razor. 3-1/4" to 10" long. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before

A fine relic from the opening battle of the Civil War, a two-ring Minie ball and paper cartridge kept by hero Sgt. PETER HART following the surrender of the Union force which attempted to hold the isl

This cane or walking stick is from a GAR meeting commemorating the battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War, 1863. It has a smooth finish with a strategically uncarved grip. This type of can

9.75 x 13.75 inches. From Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers, based upon "the Century War Series."

Grape shot and mini balls, collected from vicksburg battlefield.

A Civil War Confederate 12 pound solid shot cannonball from the 1865 Battle of Spanish Fort, AL. Recovered in the 1990s. Provenance: Larry McCoy - Mobile, AL.

Mortar & Stone from Belle Grove Mansion Va. Cedar Creek Battlefield, Bullets from the Battle of Cedar Creek Va.

Locations include Cold Harbor, VA; Point Lookout, Maryland; Yorktown; and Wilderness Battle Field. Includes pad lock, shovel, saddle ring, and more. 1/4" to 7-1/2" wide x 2-3/3" to 17-1/2" long. RM Th

1895 1ed Confederate States Civil War Battle Gettysburg Illustrated Lost Cause Joseph Derry’s “Story of the Confederate States” is a classic, late 19th-century account of Confederacy. This book,

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight

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

1868 Ulysses S Grant & Colfax Campaign Civil War Battle Congress Illustrated James Sanks Brisbin was an American author, lawyer, and soldier who served as a Union Army general during the American Civi

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t