Civil War - WWII Militaria and Coin Collections Auction

Each roll contains 50 different date / mint mark combinations including 2 steel cents.

1983-S and 1993-S - Striking Cameo Proofs

Listed as almost uncirculated. Retains strong details throughout.

Good details for this coin type. 116 years old!

All different dates.

All different dates.

Dates 1901,1902,1903,1904,1905,1906

Dates 1906,1907,1908,1910,1911

Walking Liberty Design

Walking Liberty Design

1962 and 1963. Both nice shape.

Very good condition, complete WWII era National - Sozialistische - D.A.P. pin. Swastika in black enamel with white enamel background and red ename

Includes 2 Flags and Two nice metal and ribbon badges from reunions in the late 1800s to early 1900s.

From a reunion that took place in Pennsylvania in the early 1900s. Front has bust of Abraham Lincoln. Silver plated brass.

Includes Vermont ribbon, three flags and a card. All items found together with card listing name of 64th New York Volunteers Captain.

Nice Civil War reunion spoons with loads of information regarding the reunions they came from. Dating from late 1800s to early 1900s.

Nicely mounted in Riker case. From the 33rd National GAR Encampment that was held in Philadephia in 1899. Great piece.

50 caliber - unfired

Mounted in Riker display - This is how the most commonly used bullets of the Civil War came - in a paper casing filled with the correct measure of

These are hard to come by intact and this is a very nice example. Quite an unusual carbine bullet.

Unresearched, unfired condition. Around .44 Cal. Comes in nice Riker display.

This bullet changed the way war was fought during the final days of the Civil War. The Spencer carbine could fire 6 rounds in the time it took a m

Mounted in nice Riker display. Unfired condition and marked BB12 on the end.

44 Cal. rim fire. 1870s.

Beautiful, Non-Dug Condition.

Beautiful cuff sized, heavily plated button made in New York. Appears to be mid 1800s based on manufacture.

Beautiful, Non-dug, coat button.

Beautiful coat button.

These were used in conjunction with the firing of cannon. Hard to find in unused condition.

D. Evans backmark - Non-Dug - Provenance unknown.

Beautiful condition coat button with D. Evans backmark

Non Dug - Beautiful Button - 3 piece construction - D. Evans Backmark.

Nice early American military button. Philadephia backmark and repaired shank.

Non dug with shank intact.

3 piece coat button with attractive patina. Solid button.

Dug coat button with shank intact.

Beautiful, non-dug condition with no pushes and stand up shank. Issacs and Campbell backmark. Imported through the Union Blockade and used by the

Superior Quality Backmark - Backmark and manufacture appear to be correct but provenance is unknown on this button.

The base of the "U" is flat. These are associated with the 15th Mass Troops and are consided to be rare. Comes in Riker mount.

Beautiful condition. Attachment hooks are gone. Mounted in nice display.

Bible and medicine recipes once belonging to Issac W. Roby of the 66th Indiana Infantry. He died from wounds received in the Battle of Kennesaw M

This was from a very large cannon ball that was fired from a Union gun boat.

These are contained in their original packaging.

From 4.2 inch gun. Inspector marks are visible on the sabot. This rare artillery bolt came from a collection near Gettysburg, PA. This shell is

US 1864 Emerson and Silver Model 1860 in great shape with inspector marks and original scabbard. Beautiful original piece.

Mostly broken - field grade - Shenandoah Valley - Genuine Native American

Mostly broken - field grade - Shenandoah Valley - Genuine Native American

Mostly broken - field grade - Shenandoah Valley - Genuine Native American

Mostly broken - field grade - Shenandoah Valley - Genuine Native American

Field grade - Shenandoah Valley - Genuine Native American artifacts mounted in an attractive display. Mix of complete and slightly imperfect arrow