Service Memorial, PA Light Artillery [Civil War]

1930's Eternal Light Peace Memorial Gettysburg, PA Souvenir Building. Measures 4.5  inches by  3 inches by 1.5 inches.   – Provenance: CJ Collection – Det

Clark, William, cop. History of [Robert B.] Hampton Battery F, Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery. Akron, OH: Werner co., 1909Inv. 1014

Check signed by mayor responsible for Abraham Lincoln's memorial services

[CIVIL WAR]. 8th Wisconsin Battery Light Artillery ladder badge identified to J.H. Peanor. 2-part brass badge, approx. 1 1/2 x 2 1/2 in., top part engraved "J.H. Peanor," with shield suspended below,

PA CIVIL WAR DEDICATION JOSEPH CALL COMPANY 4, 93RD REGIMENT OF PA VOLUNTEERS, STAINING ON EDGES, APPROXIMATELY 28 IN X 34 IN OVERALL

PA CIVIL WAR DEDICATION JOSEPH CALL COMPANY 4, 93RD REGIMENT OF PA VOLUNTEERS, STAINING ON EDGES, APPROXIMATELY 30 N X 39 IN OVERALL

CIVIL WAR & GAR GROUPING- BUTTONS, BADGES, IMAGE & MORE Civil War and Grand Army of the Republic grouping, to include:  Veteran Association Reunion 19th Regiment and 3rd New York Light Artillery

United Confederate veterans flag made in 1890, Captain F. J. Wellers Light Artillery company made for the 1st Tennessee artillery division, with original civil war finial

An ornate black and silver metal two-piece crucifix recovered from the Gettysburg battlefield, at the site of Confederate artillery (probably the Norfolk Light Artillery) stationed near the 60 acre Bl

American Civil War artillery support/tool box for the 6th Maine light artillery battery. Box measures 32" wide x 22" deep x 22.5" high with much of surface in original blue/green paint. Front and rear

[CIVIL WAR]. Folk art carved pipe identified to Orren Clark Richards, 3rd Massachusetts Light Artillery.  Folk art carved wood pipe, medium brown in color, overall width 3 1/2 in., bowl height 3

Pre-Civil War period Republic of Texas light artillery coat button Albert's TX11A. Obverse presents five pointed star with "L A" at top with crossed cannon at center with text at bottom "TEXAS". Butto

[CIVIL WAR]. Artillery shako, attributed to the Brooklyn Light Artillery. Manufactured by John A. Baker, New York.  Visor to crown 6 in, rear brim to crown 7 5/8 in. navy wool shako with red wool

Civil War Ames Artillery Sword 31-1/2" blade with "U.S." stamped hilt. Stamped "Ames Manufacturing Co., Chicopee, Mass.". Leather handle with no cracks. Brass pommel and handguard. Blade is very good

[CIVIL WAR]. Avenue D - 13th New Jersey Vols. Tullahoma Tenn. Oct. 20th 1863. Civil War sketch by Corporal Charles Lelsle, 9th Ohio Light Artillery. 11 3/4 x 3 in. (visible) pen and ink sketch, m

Item/Description: Early Civil War era framed photograph of Lieutenant Augustin N. Parsons, Battery A, First New Jersey Light Artillery. "Lt. A. N. Parsons / 1st NJ Lt. Artillery / Batt. 'A' Gettysburg

A Civil War Letter from Sylvester Y. Ide in Battery B Rhode Island Light Artillery dated 3/20/1862 Camp Hill Harpers Ferry to David Kenyon with great content describing, Marching, 7000 foot long ponto

[CIVIL WAR]. Illinois Volunteers appointment for Sergeant Edwin W. Ross, Battery B, Illinois 2nd Light Artillery. Partially printed document 11 x 17 5/8 in. (sight), framed to approx. 12 1/2 x 19 1/4

Civil War 1863 dated New York Light Artillery bounty certificate from Andrew J. Hickey of Oswego County.

Civil War 1st Regiment Ohio Vol. Light Artillery - Mustering Out Print - John Q. Adams - discharged Oct. 7, 1864 - linen backed - 24" x 33" light wear

[CIVIL WAR]. Badge identified to Alfred J. Johnson, 1st, 3rd, and 5th Massachusetts Light Artilleries.  Overall approx. 1 3/8 x 3 5/16 in. silver and gilt two-part badge; T-bar to reverse (very m

A Confederate soldier kepi belong to Alexander Ross inTobin's company, Tennessee Light Artillery, the side buttons and chipstripe are missing, worn and holes

1st Tennessee, Choctaw Regiment, 11th Tennessee Infantry, Texas State Flag, Kennedy Light Artillery, North Carolina State Flag, Florida Infantry, and Virginia Infantry. 8 pieces. Near mint condition.

War-date Confederate partly-printed Document Signed by Captain William K. Bachman, German Light Artillery, 1pp. 12mo, August 31, 1861, Charleston, South Carolina, being a receipt for one box of accrou