TWO CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BELTS

American Civil War period US plates including 1.) Regulation m1839 Cavalry cartridge box plate with two iron loops on reverse. This exact plate is pictured in American Military Belt Plates by O'Donnel

Two Civil War Cartridge Boxesthe first of brown leather and marked U. S. / WATERVILIET /ARSENAL on the flap, the underside fitted with a brass finial (7-1/2 x 9 in.) (split finial attachment strap; so

This Civil Ware Lot features 22 Issues of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Scenes and Portraits of Civil War. In addition to two civil war belt buckles (one on a plaque and the other on a civil war belt. (H

One has original serpent buckle. Other retains US plate marked Robbins Co. Attleboro. Varies

Including: (14) Belts/ straps (some marked Hunter some 19th c), (6) pouches, (1) Civil War era cartridge, belt with cartridge pockets, small gauntlets, civil war tin canteen and a brass Civil War E. P

A wool jacket, ca early 20th century, with Sargent chevrons of Civil War type, Civil War union cartridge belt and buckle, holster marked Rock Island Arsenal, tobacco pouch, and bugle marked "US Regula

Nice lot of two Confederate States Civil War belt buckles. Both are in good condition and display well. Largest measures approximately 4" across by 2" wide.

One with stamp for W. H. Wilkinson, Springfield, Mass. Widest: approx. 7 1/2".

Civil War Leather Cartridge Box, Carbine Socket and Belt. No makers marks. Lead-backed brass US emblem with metal boxes. No shoulder strap with brass American Eagle emblem, an oval US belt plate with

US Civil War Belt Buckle, Belt & Cartridge Box. Together with a bayonet & powder horn. .

Lot of two Military items. A post Civil War GAR belt buckle with the original linen belting and two sword hangers. And a relic saber bayonet measuring 28" long. with a crown stamp.

CONFEDERATE (1864) Two piece "Virginia Style" brass buckle used circa 1864

CIVIL WAR / INDIAN WARS REENACTOR BELT BUCKLES & CARTRIDGE PLATES Civil War / Indian Wars reenactor lot of belt buckles and cartridge box plates. All items included are post-war reproduc

One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a lead filled back. Front shows a Roman Warrior flanked by oak leaves on both sides. It reads SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS VIRGINIA. Two eyelets on the reve

Leather box, three straps on verso, two buckles, embossed on interior flap, stitching at seams, has wood liner. Apprx 3-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 2-1/2".

Two Full-Plate Civil War Soldier Tintypes. Both are in uniform, one holding a musket and has a belt knife. Both are unframed.

Front of the belt buckle shows the letters CS in the center surrounded by a round eleven star wreath. Two piece cast brass construction. Measures 2 7/8 inches wide by 1 11/16 inches tall.

Two piece cast brass construction. The front of the round belt buckle shows the letters CS in the center. Measures 3 1/2 inches wide by 1 7/8 inches tall.

Front shows a five pointed star in the center of the oval buckle. Two eyelets on the reverse side for securing to the leather cartridge box flap. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a

Model 1851 cast brass waist belt plate with three-part nickel-silver wreath and its keeper/adjuster. The belt plate is completed by an original leather waist belt rig with two (2) leather sword hanger

American Civil War period US and eagle plates including 1.) Regulation m1839 Cavalry enlisted man's belt plate with two "puppy paw" studs and hook on reverse. This exact plate is pictured in American

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of leather bags. [V.p., ca. 1860s]. Including: leather cartridge box with belt loops. Approximately 143 x 90 x 26 mm. With folding flap cover, brass fittings, and inner compartmen

Belt loops intact, with embossed starbursts, straps and flaps intact, pliable leather, front flap embossed US within egg shape. Manufacturer's embossed stamp of S. H. Young & Co, Newark. Apprx 6-3/4"

Civil War era items to include: a bayonet marked in brass "US", 21.5"l; a ramrod together with three belt buckles, one each of brass, lead and metal and two framed/cased Civil War bullets and buttons.