MEXICAN WAR CIVIL WAR RED OFFICER'S SILK SASH

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War-era officer's sash.  Silk crimson officer's sash (scattered mothing, some discoloration/fading especially to tassels, areas with black residue, small pinholes on sash body,

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War-era officer's sash. Silk crimson officer's sash (scattered mothing with losses, some discoloration/fading especially to tassels, several small areas with black residue, small pi

[MEXICAN WAR]. Mexican War-era officer's sash. Silk crimson officer's sash with open weave (wear, some discoloration/fading especially to tassels, areas with soil/residue, scattered runs/tears of 1-3

1st item: Mexican-American War Cavalry Sash, comprised of gold silk, terminating in gold silk net with tassels at each end. 130" L x 6" W. 2nd item: Civil War musket cap box. Brown leather, single sti

Civil War Officer's Sash. May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

Original crimson Civil War officer’s sash that measures ~170 inches long and 3 1/4 inches wide. This example has a tight weave, ending in two heavily corded tassels that measure ~8 inches. Excel

Civil War Era Union Infantry Officer's sash consisting of crimson worsted wool with rope tassels. Paper tag affixed to one end with pencil attribution "Tyler Mix Illinois Reg" (may refer to past owner

CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY OFFICER'S LEATHER BOOTS, IN GLASS CASE, C1864, H 16" BOOTS,:Confederate Artillery Officer's leather boots. Red band of color at the top of the boots identify them as artillery. A

Fascinating Civil War Officer’s letter written by Col. Andrew Thomas McReynolds. McReynolds, a native of Ireland, emigrated to Michigan 1833. During the Mexican War, McReynolds served as a capta

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War US Officer's slouch hat with regimental number 104. Visor to crown 3 1/4 in. Constructed of supple, high-quality wool felt with a 1/4 in. woven silk tape band along the brim, a

[CIVIL WAR]. Chasseur-style cap with 3rd regiment number and insignia and officer's sash. Visor to crown 2 3/4 in. blue wool chasseur-style private purchase hat, black braided embellishment, tarred an

[MILITIA]. A group of pre-Civil War items, including ca 1850s militia belt and belt plate, officer's sash, and epaulettes.  Approx. 33 x 1 3/4 in. blackened leather belt with 2-piece gilt cast br

[CIVIL WAR]. Elisha Rathbun, 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. V Corps badge.  1 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. 2-piece silver badge with red silk ribbon; T-bar attached to reverse of suspension bar (surface scr

6" x 3". Silk red, white, and blue cockade with black covering and gray ribbon marked "EX-CONFEDERATES". Hanger with Louisianna state button and "NEW ORLEANS.1884." in a ribbon, attached to a UCV meda

A group of 5 albumen CDVs of Union generals, including: Full-length studio portrait of John W. Geary seated in uniform with officer's tasseled sash and sheathed sword. Period inscription to verso read

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

[CIVIL WAR] Federal staff officer's private purchase chasseur-style kepi. Visor to crown 2 5/8 in. blue wool felt chasseur-style, black silk tape trim, braided gold piping Austrian-knot quatrefoil in

19th century military daguerreotype of a Civil War or earlier officer, possibly of a medical officer holding a medical? sword. Colored purple sword sash. Gilt highlights. A leather case on the table.

Clipped signature of General John E. Wool. (1784-1869) General Wool was an officer in the United States in the War of 1812, Mexican-American war and the Civil War. He was in the U.S. Army from 1812-18

Henry Moses Judah (1821–1866) was a career officer in the United States Army, serving during the Mexican–American War and American Civil War. He is most remembered for his role in helping thwart M

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Early Decorative Handcrafted American Masonic Silk Apron c. 1840, Colorful Handcrafted American Masonic Silk Apron with Red Fridge, with Painted Images and Text, "W