Connecticut Civil War Military Gold Antique Button

Group of Civil War Military Buttons, to include Scovill Waterbury. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Grouping of (8) antique brass military buttons, including: Civil War New York militia officer's domed button with "Excelsior" and eagle insignia; (2) US Army buttons with eagle and flat-lined shield,

A large collection of antique US and Military buttons, most with attached metal shanks, mostly Civil War and Indian War era. a few of many highlights include: Several Federal General Services Button,

Antique Oil Painting of Military Confederate Officer. Painting gentleman in Military Uniform, double breasted buttons up the front and 3 stars at the collar, indicating his rank as Colonel. The work i

POST-CIVIL WAR / ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE VIRGINIA MILITARY AND SCHOOL BUTTON HATPINS, LOT OF FIVE, each button with loop removed having applied hatpin, comprising a post-Civil War Virginia seal

Civil War era photograph with a gold frame, dice, bullets, Confederate uniform patch, calvary and infantry insignia, buttons, belt buckle and more.

Waterbury Civil War Buttons Confederate and Union Framed In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

Includes "Boys Brigade", "H.A.P.A.G" (Hamburg America Lines)", "National Defense/Citizens Military Training Camps", 2 likely Civil War, GAR, Cleveland Police, Boy Scouts, and many others. All differen

Antique Patriotic Bronze Bald Eagle Finial Original Gilt Gold Finish Possibly Roman Legion Military French or American Civil War ? flag pole top ? Sword Standard ? 7 1/4" wide x 5 1/4" height retains

Collection of 19th/20th century, including 14kt gold pin aprox 1.7 penny wt ., 2 sterling spoons eagle and pearls. Two sterling post civil war related spoons and sterling military ring aprox1.54 troy

Civil War Button - Union General - Eagle and Shield. Struck from dies used to create the original uniform buttons. Process, materials and 23-karat gold gilt finish identical to the 1863 period. Manufa

Assembled group of 48-piece Civil War ephemera found in Middle Tennessee, including numerous dug items. Group consisting of twenty-seven (27) military and militia uniform buttons, some of the period,

Dimensions: DIA .5" Condition: No issues to note, marked Waterbury CT

Mostly identified. Dimensions: Largest: Dia: 1.75" Condition: Wear, corrosion, varying.

Military buttons believed to be from the Civil War and the Revolutionary War. Ordnance Corps Confederate States Army, Confederate States Navy, Virginia Military Academy, Maryland Confederate States Ar

All identified, including War of 118, light infantry, Army General Service 1820's, National Lancers Boston 1830's and Indian Service. Dimensions: Largest: Dia: 1" Condition: Varies from corroded to al

CIVIL WAR ERA MILITARY BUTTONS Scoville Mfg. Co. Civil war era Union coat buttons and unmarked plain uniform buttons.

FORTY POST CIVIL WAR & INDIAN WARS U.S. MILITARY BUTTONSAmerican, 19th century. Forty (40) assorted Federal, Naval, State Seal, G.A.R, Patriotic, and regimental buttons contained in hinged tray.From t

Sixteen buttons in boxes labeled Navy 1880 - 1890, plus a 1/6 plate tintype portrait of mother and child in gutta percha case, and smaller tintype image of a civil war soldier as shown. Measures from

This is an antique large and ornate 14K gold framed carved cameo brooch pin. It depicts a Civil War battle scene, which may be of the Second Battle of Fort Wagner in Charleston, South Carolina (July 1

Details: This is a collection of antique military and war related ephemera.Titles include:Army Navy Journal - Civil War era, dates from 1864 to early 20th Century1912 Ritual books from United Spanish

Antique Style Military Civil War Union Soldier US Belt Buckle Plate SOLID Brass Description 3 1/8" Wide x 2 1/8" High This all solid brass replica belt plate will surely make you wonder its age. It is

sterling with gold wash bowl enameled confederate flag 4 1/2" 8 grams rebel, civil war seepics

Wonderful non-dug example of a two-piece brass button as worn on the uniforms of the cadets at the Virginia Military Academy (VMI) in Lexington, VA during the Civil War era. This handsome coat-size bu