Militaria Collectibles Auction

INSCRIBED CAVALRY SABER. 35-1/2” blade, crudely acid etched “Vera Cruz 1847”. Opposite etched “Sgt. Levi Lewis,” sword is maker marked “Ames Cabotvi

LARGE LOT OF CUSTER ERA 7TH CAVALRY UNIFORMS & MATERIAL. This lot was the property of John Walsh. Mr. Walsh was apparently a Private, having e...

HISTORIC NAVAL RELICS OF THE CIVIL WAR ASSEMBLED INTO FANTASTIC HALL TREE AND UMBRELLA STAND. This wonderful set of hall furniture is constructed ent

LOT OF THREE EARLY MILITARY INSIGNIA. This lot consists of a single epaulet of continental or European origin possibly late 18th century; a broken or

FANTASTIC AMERICAN CARVED 19TH CENTURY FOLK ART WALKING STICK. A magnificently carved walking stick of the first order from a single piece of Walnut.

IDENTIFIED WALKING CANE FROM THE CEDAR CREEK BATTLEFIELD. An American Cherry-wood walking cane 35 1/4” tall with bend-wood handle and small brass thi

HISTORIC CARVED OAK WALKING STICK FROM THE ANTIETAM BATTLEFIELD. A straight, tapering walking stick, fashioned of Oak and expertly incised carved. T

DAHLGREN BOWIE BAYONET FOR PLYMOUTH RIFLE. 11-3/4” blade with 4” false return. Marked “anchor / P / G / G / 1861” on the right ricasso. The Ames ma

CIVIL WAR BOARDING AXE. 4-1/8” wide blade, 7” high including the poll, which is marked “WARRANTED / CAST STEEL” on the left side. The leather sheath

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TROWEL BAYONET. There are no markings on the bayonet or plug. The belt loop on the scabbard is marked “WATERVLIET / ARSENAL”.