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 40711
- MODEL 1859 CARBINE BOOT/SOCKET,
4" carbine socket/boot, marked G. PETERS. George
Peters had a contract 1864-65 for military equipment. Complete with
buckle, fine.............................................$75.00
40712
- MODEL 1859 CARBINE BOOT/SOCKET,
4" carbine socket/boot, no markings but identical to
workmanship/style of the George Peters marked socket,
fine.........................$49.00  40713
- ORNATE POWDER FLASK, C. 1840 - CIVIL WAR,
8" graduated spring cap for dispensing black powder, shell
design, unmarked American flask, two eyelets to either side of this
violin shaped flask, very small fissure at bottom seam trivial, spring
intact and tight, fine overall. Excellent
surfaces..........................................$145.00
  40718
- CIVIL WAR PERIOD OFFICERS WRITING BOX,
7" X 14" X 9", inlaid top of walnut, flip up interior
compartment for storing paper and other accessories, ink well and pen
holder to front of case. Quite nice and much more upscale than the
usual writing box seen with the attractive
top............................................$295.00
 2149
- PERIOD CIVIL WAR TOBACCO TWISTS, 4" - 5" twisted very
aged tobacco sold by the Sutlers to soldier of both sides.
Immensely popular by the pipe smokers in the army. Have three
available.................................$25.00/each
1095 - CIVIL WAR ERA WALLET,
3.5" X 6.5", hand-tooled leather man's wallet, two
compartments, complete with closing flap, tan leather. From a North
Carolina estate. C. 1860, very
good..................................................$85.00
  12160
- CERAMIC RELICS FROM VICKSBURG, Two ceramic items. [a] a
small deep bowl 5.5", c. 1840's English import. Decorated with a
mother and children, repaired and 100% intact with nice color. [b] c.
1780 - 1810, 6" English imported plate female in her garden,
intact, both recovered from a Vicksburg Civil War era trash
pit...............................................$65.00/pair  11081
- A PAIR OF WOODEN APOTHECARY SPOONS, 1840 - 60, 4.5",
one with a straight handle, another with an ornate turned handle, used
for measuring medicines, both very
fine......................................................$55.00/pair
 72001
- CIVIL WAR ERA TOOTH EXTRACTOR, Tiemann
& Co. NY, 8" very fine, ex - Dr. Paul Johnson Collection with
his tag...........................$225.00  72002
- CIVIL WAR EAR TOOTH KEY, c. 1860,
wooden handle tooth turn buckle, used to extract teeth in the 19th
Century by dentists, ex - Dr. Paul Johnson Collection with his tag.
Very fine..................................................SOLD
 72003
- CIVIL WAR PERIOD AMPUTATION KNIFE,
10" blade with 4.5" thermo plastic checkered blade, George
Tiemann, NY maker. Ex - Dr. Paul Johnson Collection with his tag,
razor sharp
blade...............................................................$295.00
 72026
- GETTYSBURG BATTLE FIELD CANTEEN, Model
1858, Union canteen with stopper still intact, no cover. Purchased in
1981 in a Gettysburg Farm auction along the Emmetsburg Road. One of
many items sold in that family auction in 1981 where found by the
family over the years put them in a crate in a barn. Some oxidation,
some dings, completely intact and marked to the date of purchase in
1981. Very
good............................................................$350.00
5144 - CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SPONGE
COVER, 10" bore sponge cover for a howitzer used to
protect and preserve the sponge used to clean the barrel. Excellent
condition, from an old Illinois
Collection.....................................................$175.00
  41804
- A SPECIAL OFFERING OF THE ORIGINAL 100TH ANNIVERSARY CIVIL WAR
MEDALLION BRONZE MEDALS, 1861-1961,
2.75", [64mm]. LET US HAVE PEACE, LEE AND GRANT, reverse two
soldiers, CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE. The official 100th
Anniversary medal produced by the Medallic Art Company of New York. In
the original box with papers. Mint condition. We see these listed
on Ebay for $29.99-$35.00. We have a few
at................................................$20.00/each
5033 - CIVIL WAR GOODYEAR MARKED
SYRINGE, 5" syringe with storage cap, marked
"Goodyear". This size was used for irrigation and
interchangeable nozzles were used [not included]. A nice example of a
Goodyear marked syringe.................................$95.00  5066
- CIVIL WAR ERA LEATHER DICE BOX WITH DICE, 5" X
2.5" sewn leather throwing box with a pair of 19th Century dice.
One of the more popular gambling games of soldiers during the war.
Fine...........................................................$75.00
 12167
- SULPHATE OF QUININE TIN CONTAINER, Civil War era 4" X
7.5" X 2.25". Manufactured by Conrad Zimmer of Frankfort,
Germany but labeled by the...GRD Drug Company in St. Louis (paper
label), noted as containing 5 oz. of Quinine. The form of quinine most
effective in treating malaria was found by Charles Marie de La
Condamine in 1737. Quinine was isolated and named in 1820 by French
researchers Pierre Joseph Pelletier and Joseph Bienaime Caventou. The
name was derived from the original Quechua (Inca) word for the
cinchona tree bark, "quina" or "quina-quina",
which roughly means "bark of bark" or "holy bark".
Prior to 1820, the bark was first dried, ground to a fine powder and
then mixed into a liquid (commonly wine) which was then drunk. Large
scale use of quinine as a prophylaxis started around 1850. Commonly
used during the Civil War for the treatment of malaria. Very
fine...........................................$125.00  12168
- CIVIL WAR TIN IMPORTED CANTEEN FROM MISSISSIPPI, 6" X
6" X 2.5", made in France [model 1858] tin canteen imported
into the US for both Union and Confederate armies. This example came
from a Mississippi estate from which a nice Confederate carbine box
originated from in the 1970's. Such canteens came in through
Charleston. Complete with stopper. Louisiana and Mississippi state
governments in 1861 imported these as well as guns and ammunition via
Charleston........................................SOLD
 50517
- CIVIL WAR BRASS MEDICAL FORCEPS, 9" in length. Solid
brass forceps from the Civil War era, stamped F & A New York. Very
fine.......................................................$145.00
 50518
- CIVIL WAR VINTAGE SHARPSHOOTER GLASSES, A nice set of blue
colored glass lens sharpshooter glasses with the original metal case
for storage, expanding sides to adjust to fit. A nice
set...................................$200.00
50520 - CIVIL WAR ERA BRASS MEDICAL BLEEDER, 2.75", a two
bladed bleeder house in a brass case used in the 19th Century for
"bleeding" patients as a form of medical treatment, good
honest use...........................................$95.00
 50521
- CIVIL WAR ERA MEDICAL FLEAM WITH LEATHER CASE, 2.75", a
two bladed fleam in a brass case, ex-Dr. Paul Johnson Collection. Case
and fleam in excellent condition, a nice
pair.........................................$165.00
 50523
- BLACK JAPANNED CIVIL WAR ERA DRINKING CUP, The main stay of
every knapsack. This 3.5" X 2.5" black japanned cup is in
perfect condition with handle, quite
nice...............................................$49.50
 50527
- CIVIL WAR PERIOD LEAD PENCILS, Vintage Civil War lead
pencils, 4" - 5", have two styles (a) Plain with no paper
wraps..................$20.00/each
(b) Pencils have a patriotic red/white/blue
wrapper..................................$35.00/each
50528 - TIN POTATO GRATE, CIVIL WAR VINTAGE, 4.5" with
pierced tin bottom and handle to grate potatoes.
Non-dug................................$25.00
 50529
- LARGE CIVIL WAR VINTAGE MAP CONTAINER IN JAPANNED TIN,
1.75" X 24" map carrier made of japanned tin painted black,
nice overall with minor pushes. Style used to carry field maps,
fine............................$125.00
 50530
- CIVIL WAR CHERRY WOOD FIFE MARKED CROSBY, 15" overall.
A nice example of this popular Civil War musical instrument with
German silver tips, stamped CROSBY.................................................$150.00
 11404
- THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM, SEPTEMBER 1862, 6" sword scabbard
tip excavated near Antietam, style may be Confederate. Complete with
nice form as these are usually quite crushed, from an old Maryland
Collection.................................$75.00
 11405
- THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM, SEPTEMBER 1862, Brass sword pommel
excavated near Antietam. A great example with a nice patina and not
damaged, from an old Maryland
Collection.................................$75.00
 11408
- CANISTER SHOT FROM GETTYSBURG, Iron shot with a nice black
patina due to treatment when dug that was excavated in the northern part
of the town from an old Gettysburg collector who dug these himself. Lot
of 3 assorted sizes..............................................$25.00
 11409
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN, 3.5" gun tool excavated near
Gettysburg. Has excellent form for an iron excavated item from an old
Gettysburg Collection..............$24.00
 11410
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN, Excavated rifle bands which have retained
good form being excavated from an old Gettysburg Collection.......$20.00/each
11412
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN, Excavated bridle cavalry chain, about
6" in length. Excavated near Gettysburg from an old Gettysburg
Collection. Good form....................$25.00 11413
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN, We have a small group of Confederate
Gardner bullets that have been fired and excavated near Gettysburg. All
from an old Gettysburg Collection. An opportunity to get a Confederate
bullet fired at Gettysburg.............................$10.00/each 11414
- ANTIETAM CAMPAIGN, Lead fuse caps from artillery projectiles
excavated near the Antietam battle site. Assorted sizes and
types..................................$15.00/each 
11416 - CAVALRY STIRRUP PICKED UP AT GETTYSBURG, Iron stirrup
measures 6" X 5", oval footrest, noted as item #24
GETTYSBURG in white paint. From an old Gettysburg Family
Collection, nice patina.................$165.00
 11417
- BULLET IN WOOD FROM SPOTSYLVANIA, 5" section of wood
taken near the action at Spotsylvania Court House in Virginia. As usual
the bullet is misshapen due to the concussion with the wood, guaranteed
authentic as many are not on the market. Have several
available.................................$79.00/each
LOUISIANA
RECTANGULAR PLATE DUG AT COLD HARBOR, VA, Mullinax #258 plate,
rectangular Louisiana plate that had been modified by a soldier to
wear after it had been damaged. Left border section missing and the
soldier put two holes in the left side to tie to a belt then the plate
was lost and dug in the 1970's. Details of the Pelican sharp and
clear. Quite a bit of history to this plate as the plate was recycled
by some Rebel. Comes with note of provenance, reasonably priced
at.......................................................$1,250.00
BATTLE
OF SHILOH, LOT OF FOUR RELIC PLATES, (4), 2 Cartridge box
plates. One US Buckle and one Eagle plate. These are relic plates with
much erosion around the edges, with the central designs clear. Shiloh
area relics are scarce.............................SOLD
SOLDIER'S
CIVIL WAR CAMPAIGN EATING SET, Knife, fork, and spoon all fit
and on a hardwood handle with brass fittings. Lovely patina to metal and
wood, three prong fork,
scarce......................................................$75.00
NORTH CAROLINA CONFEDERATE
BUTTON, Large coat two piece, state seal, complete with shank.
Clear details, representative
specimen....................................$65.00
CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S BRASS HAT
WREATH, Complete with hooks. An excellent example of the half
wreath officer's hat piece used with a regiment number, nice olive
patina.....................................................................$115.00
JEFFERSON DAVIS HAT PIECE,
Brass Eagle with rays. Commonly known as the "Jeff Davis"
emblem, complete with hooks. Great dark patina, hard to
beat....................................$150.00
US OVAL BELT BUCKLE,
Complete with hooks. Excavated from a Virginia riverbed. Sharp US and
completely intact, several areas of erosion unaffecting attractiveness
of the
buckle.............................................................$135.00
CIVIL WAR SPRINGFIELD BAYONET
WITH LEATHER SCABBARD, Stamped US, non-dug Springfield bayonet
with almost all of leather scabbard. Top portion missing by holding
strap, a nice example............................................$145.00
CIVIL WAR BAYONET, BATTLE OF
WINCHESTER, VA, Enfield bayonet excavated at Winchester, VA.
Complete with tightening strap and has good form, oxidation on surface,
nicely sealed, black patina..........................................$125.00
CIVIL WAR BAYONET, BATTLE OF
ANTIETAM, Enfield bayonet, with old marking "piefer
Farm-Antietam". Complete bayonet with strap, oxidized but has good
form. Scarce Antietam
find........................................................SOLD
CIVIL WAR BAYONET,
CHANCELLORSVILLE, Scarcer Austrian bayonet, has good form
although oxidized, could be cleaned additionally, scarce battle
site...............................$135.00
CIVIL WAR BAYONET, BATTLE OF
COLD HARBOR, VA, Enfield bayonet, excavated at Cold Harbor, VA.
Nice form through oxidized,
scarce.........................................$130.00
RARE SPECIMEN OF A CONFEDERATE
HORSE BLANKET MADE OF LIVE OAK MOSS, Discovered in an excavation
in Nashville years ago. 2" X 2" section of a Confederate horse
blanket made of MOSS!. Due to the scarcity of wool late in the War, moss
from the famous Southern Live Oak trees was harvested and fibers woven
into blankets for use for the artillery and cavalry. This
was mainly done in the Western theater. We have several
examples.....................................................................$25.00/each
CIVIL WAR MEDICAL
FLEAM WITH CASE, Two bladed brass fleam used commonly for
bleeding, comes with a shagren (sharkskin) case oxblood in color. Ex-Dr.
Paul Johnson Collection. Fleam is in excellent condition, bright
blades...................................$155.00
PLAYING CARDS,
GREAT MOGUL IN ORIGINAL WRAPS, 19th Century complete deck, made
in Belgium. Wrapped in fancy gilded gold and red wraps. Fresh and never
unsealed. Only have one deck
available..........................................$125.00
VICKSBURG
BOMBARDMENT, Large canister iron shot probably originated from
Federal artillery from ships in the Mississippi River. Shot in cluster
canisters that exploded in flight, really large. Some almost
2"...............................................$25.00/each
50526 - CIVIL WAR ERA CAMP COFFEE POT, 12" high, 6"
base with tapered form. Wooden turned handle and spout top, really a
nice example, nice dark patina to the
brass........................................SOLD
 50515 - CAPTURED "SEGARS"
FROM VIRGINIA, 3/4" X 4.3/4" large cigars that came
from a GAR Hall in Dixon, Illinois. They came in a small
box labeled REBEL SEGARS FROM VIRGINIA", we have five to
sell, and each will come with a copy of the label on the box.
A great souvenir from "Dixie" obviously brought home by an
Illinois soldier from Virginia. All in nice condition aside from a few
trifle insect holes.................................................SOLD
 12169
- CIVIL WAR EAR BRASS COMPASS, 2.5" brass case with top,
works fine, nice mid 19th Century
example.................................SOLD
 12170
- AMPUTEE KNIFE/FORK CIVIL WAR, 8" overall with a hard
rubber [gutta percha] handle. Designed to allow an arm amputee to eat
with one hand with the instrument being a fork and a knife. An
excellent example of this Civil War vintage medical
instrument....................................................SOLD
 11181
- SUPERB NEAR MINT CONDITION MODEL 1832 ARTILLERY SWORD AND LEATHER
SCABBARD, a superb example of this popular artillery sword
dated 1844 and popularly used in the Mexican War and the Civil War.
Marked US 1844 Ames/Springfield. The blade is absolutely mint. The
leather scabbard is exceptional. Brass hilt and grips, decorative
eagle. Ex-Flayderman & Co. Catalogue #16. This short sword was
used extensively during the Civil
War.......................................SOLD
  6800 - CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S
GROOMING BOX, Overall 6" X 8", 2" deep,
hardwood box used for carrying such items as brush, comb, razor, etc.
The 5" X 7" mirror slides in position when the box is opened
for viewing oneself when grooming on a table. Bottom of box has some
minor fissures but quite solid, mirror is nicely intact and not
tarnished as many are. Fine..............SOLD 6801
- CIVIL WAR TOBACCO TWISTS, 4" - 5" in length. Civil
War vintage tobacco twists nicely preserved. The style soldiers would
buy from sutlers and carry in their backpack or haversack, have a
couple available.......................................SOLD
 50516
- CIVIL WAR POCKET BLESSED MOTHER STATUE, 1" metal statue
of the Virgin Mary with the brass carrying case. Religious miniature
statues such as this one were carried on the person of many soldiers
especially Catholics during the Civil War. This one is in excellent
condition...........SOLD
 50519
- SOLDIER'S POCKET MIRROR, A 3" mirror housed in a two
piece pewter case with decorative trim and EP Paris. Typical of the
small mirrors carried in a knapsack by a soldier, in exceptional
condition.....................SOLD
 50525
- SMALL TINNED CIVIL WAR ERA MATCHBOX WITH MATCHES, 2.75"
X 1.25" tinned cylinder matchbox with seven wooden Civil War era
matches inside, used to protect matches from moisture, very
fine...........SOLD
GENERAL
NATHANIAL LYON FIRST UNION GENERAL TO BE KILLED IN THE CIVIL WAR AT
WILSON'S CREEK IN MISSOURI  Nathaniel
Lyon (July 14, 1818 - August 10, 1861) was the first Union general
to be killed in the American Civil War. The two armies met at dawn a
few miles south of Springfield on the morning of August 10 in the
Battle of Wilson's Creek (also known as Oak Hills). Lyon, who had
already been wounded twice in the fighting was shot in the head, leg,
and chest and killed while dramatically rallying his badly outnumbered
men. Although the Union Army was defeated at Wilson's Creek, Lyon's
quick action neutralized the effectiveness of pro-Southern forces in
Missouri, allowing Union forces to secure the state. The copy of the
note states that was hair from the mane of the horse Lyon rode. "THIS
IS THE HAIR OF THE MANE OF THE HORSE OF GEN. LYON WHO FELL AT THE
BATTLE OF OAK HILLS."
 The
long strand of hair in this display came from the small lock shown
with the original note below and originated from the mane of the horse
of General Nathanial Lyon.
11"
X 14", double matted, cream with royal blue trim. Hair contained
in an archival Mylar pouch. Unframed/shrink wrapped............................................SOLD
 11403 - THE BATTLE OF
ANTIETAM,
SEPTEMBER 1862, 5"
X 8". US Cavalry horse bit with both the US emblem plates still
attached. Great form as it had not been crushed as many are found when
excavated, excellent patina. From an old collection in Maryland, tough
to find this nice and complete................................SOLD
CIVIL
WAR CHEWING GUM, Wrapped in light tissue this "gum"
was made from the sap of spruce trees and sold by Sutlers to the
soldiers. We discovered about five pieces long ago stored when we had an
original box....................................SOLD
CONFEDERATE INFANTRY BUTTONS,
Large I, good face no back, good for a display as it has an excellent
face. Dug at
Mobile......................................................................SOLD
another has back, slight push, n/s. Dug
in Tennessee........................................SOLD
 11180
- RARE 3" HOTCHKISS SHELL FROM THE FAMOUS J.A. DANNER COLLECTION
IN GETTYSBURG, the shell has the number "35" painted
on the side. The accompanying wood base has "Codori's Farm".
Shell was fired missing fuse with quite a bit of lead still adhering
to the sides. Nice, dark patina with smooth surfaces. A very rare
shell fired at Gettysburg and originally from the L.M. Buehler
Collection which was part of the famous Danner Museum of Gettysburg.
Ex-Horse Soldier catalogue
#22....................................................SOLD
 11182
- RARE NEW HAMPSHIRE CARTRIDGE BOX WITH PLATE, a great example
of this rare cartridge box with the original HNSM oval lead filled
brass box plate, original tins, contractor's markings "Longley
& Co./Lewiston, Maine 1862". The maker and date are deeply
stamped in the leather which is in excellent condition. Ex-Flayderman
Catalogue #117. Seldom offered for sale..............................SOLD
  50531
- ARSENAL MARKED FEDERAL CAP BOX, A nice marked Watertown
Arsenal 1862 dated box, really a solid box with just the
slight trace of wear, still has the fleece inside the cap pocket,
difficult to find dated as such...................................SOLD
 11406
- THE RETREAT FROM GETTYSBURG, JULY 1863, Enfield bayonet
scabbard tip and throat with hanging hook excavated on the retreat route
of the Confederates from Gettysburg by the Confederates. Tip excellent,
throat needs a little straightening. The pair of Enfield Confederate
relics from an old Maryland
Collection............................................SOLD
11407 - 5TH CORPS BADGE, THE MALTESE CROSS, A brass Corps badge
with two holes for affixing to a cap or uniform coat. Excavated at Cold
Harbor, VA. Nice smooth patina of light green to the
brass.................................SOLD
 11411
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN, Excavated bullet "worms" from
the Gettysburg Campaign from an old Gettysburg Collection. (a) pistol
worm.....................$25.00
(b) musket worm.............................SOLD
 11415
- PETERSBURG EXCAVATED CAVALRY BUGLE, 13" brass bugle that
is flattened and excavated at Petersburg, VA. A great relic from this
epic campaign in 1864-65. You can be sure this one was used, nicely
preserved and intact...............................SOLD
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