Remington Civil War revolver marked "Patented Sep

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR ERA PATCH KNIFE Was originally a larger knife, but was cut down for a different usage, more than likely as a patch knife for cutting ifle patch. Marked "Patented March 1860" on blade

CIVIL WAR ERA WORMAN & ELY FLATWARE - LOT OF 10 Lot of 10 Civil War era military mess flatware. Knives marked by Worman & Ely of Philadelphia, PA and patented February 4, 1862. Includes: Six kniv

Civil War era 1862 J.A. Goewey Albany NY 8 cast iron kettle, Gate Marked. It is amazing that this kettle was produced during the Civil War. It was patented "July 8 1862." There is an 8 on the bottom.

A pair of well marked saddle pommel holsters for Colt Navy revolvers with strong "Main & Winchester / San Francisco" oval cartouche on both sides of the connecting straps. Decorative leather work show

Patented 1862 during the Civil War. Came with different heads and dresses, and was manufactured by several companies using Morrison's patent. Original box is marked "Autoperipatetikos," or "Walking Do

Nice Bowie Knife In Style Of American Civil War. Marked WRAGG SHEFFIELD On Blade.Full Length 11 Inch Blade Length 6 Inch

Shows Positions of Confederate and Federal Troops. Later Printing Frame: 18" x 22 1/2" Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please see terms.

Description: Noble Calvary soldier of the American civil war marked – EMK. Material: Ceramic. Measurement approximate: 10” Tall. Condition: Very Good.Shipping:• Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to

Antique artillery short sword with its cover circa the United States Civil War. Marked "Jean" with the handle also featuing another indecipherable mark.

DESCRIPTION: Ten second paper fuse from the American Civil War marked with a sticker labeled "10 Second Fuze" and housed in a padded box with a paper explaining piece's nature and origin. CIRCA: 1860s

Standard issue Civil War belt buckle with a maker mark, as shown, on its leather backing. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Accoutrement]

Antique Humpback Musket, civil war era, marked E. Whitney, New Haven Ct. 1835, approx. 25"L incl. knife

Field Grade Sword Marked Ames Manufacturing on blade and scabbard. Very good condition. 38 1/2" long. From an Estate on Lake Champlain, NY.

Estate fresh civil war sword marked U.S. on the grip. Has original scabbard with engraved brass. Brass has been polished, scabbard has a few dings (see photo). 35.5" long.

Staff and Field Officer's Sword marked on blade and scabbard. Very good condition. 37 1/2" long. From an Estate on Lake Champlain, NY

including: 44 cal., 36 cal., model 1862 confederate both with holster and belt and 36 cal. brass frame with holster, all cap and ball

Has Plug and Partial Strap. See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please see terms.

FRAMED CIVIL WAR PLATE MARKE US, FRAME 8 IN X 10 IN

Group of 8 Civil War images including: CDV of a young General Robert E. Lee marked C.S.A., standing CDV of Major General Joe Hooker, and the rest are photos or CDV's of other men

Rare Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans Confederate Civil War sword. Marked on hand shield as shown in photo. Hyde & Goodrich was a New Orleans fancy goods dealer which had in business for 50 years. Was diss

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

Pencil sketch depicting Confederate general Robert E. Lee, marked on the mat "Robert E Lee by Dean Cornwell". Pencil on paper or board.Sight 3 5/8" x 4 3/16".Frame 7" x 8"Unsigned. From the collection

One dollar paper currency note issued in 1861 in North Carolina, framed along with what is assumed to be two Civil War bullets. Marked as serial no. 638 and signed by Henry Hardie. The dimensions are