Native American, Civil War, Militaria, Guns and Coins

Albaugh. Lots of detailed information and illustrations on edged weapons of the CSA.

Thillmann. Large volume, loaded with very detailed information on Civil War swords and edged weapons. A must for the serious Civil War collector

Yet another great, hard to find Civil War relic reference book with loads of pictures. Topper. Hardbound.

Arms and Equipment and Arms and Equipment of the Confederacy. Nicely done, Color reference books. Hardbound.

Bezdek. Detailed index and reference on American swords and their makers.

Very useful reference on Confederate Civil War weaponry.

Albaugh. Hardbound. Hard to come by - out of print. Must have reference book on arms of the CSA.

Crouch. Unfortunately, this is a very important topic that none of us can know well enough. A must have for the serious Civil War collector.

Attached leather strap bears important 1940 cartouche. Brass and aluminum buckle is all original and sustained some sort of battle damage - shrapnel

Maufactured by C. Roby and Co., West Chelmsford, Mass. Profusely etched blade on both sides, including various patriotic scenes, stand of arms and fla

These were known as Fourees. They were actual silver plated over a base metal core. Pretty high tech for the day. Unresearched but likely 2nd to 3r

A different method employed by the Romans when the ecomony was in trouble and silver was scarce. Basically, a bronze coin washed in silver. Unresear

A different method employed by the Romans when the ecomony was in trouble and silver was scarce. Basically, a bronze coin washed in silver. Unresear

Well worn but important details remain. Unresearched but likely 2nd to 3rd century AD.

Excellent Complete Condition, Before buttons these were used to keep your togas on. These are usually broken when found.

Excellent Complete Condition, Before buttons these were used to keep your togas on. These are usually broken when found. Appears to be Trumpet type.

Excellent Complete Condition, Before buttons these were used to keep your togas on. These are usually broken when found. Beautiful Crossbow type.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $25 each. Displayed in Riker case.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $25 each. Includes 2 Lecroy types. Displayed in Riker case.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $20 each. Displayed in Riker case.

All found in Northern Alabama. Includes a Lozenge type valued at $10-20 by itself

All found in Northern Alabama. Includes fossil beads, drilled stones, worked bone, and broken stone pipes. Displayed in Riker mount.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $35 each. Displayed in Riker case.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $75 each. Displayed in Riker case.

All found in Northern Alabama. Values range from $5 to $65 each. Displayed in Riker case.

Found Northern Alabama. Beautiful piece with evidence of good use and nice patina.

Alabama. Late Archaic - Woodland, 3000-1200 BP, 3 inches, Est. $35-95

Alabama. 4.25 inches, Est. $100+

Alabama, 1.25+ inches, Middle to Late Archaic, 6000-3000 BP, High grade material, Est. $10+

Alabama, 1.5+ inches, Woodland to Mississippian, 1600-1000 BP, Est. $55-100

Alabama, Approx 2 inches, Early to Late Archaic, 10,000-3,000 BP, Est $25-55

Alabama, Approx 2 inches, Est. $50-100

Alabama, Possible drill conversion, Approx 2.75 inches, Est. $50-90

Alabama, Paleo, 14,000-9,000 BP, 2.5 inches, Est. $100-300

Alabama, Late Archaic - Woodland, 3000-1800 BP, 6.75 Inches, Est. $25-100

Alabama, Late Paleo, 10,000-6,000 BP, 2.5 inches, Est. $200-400

With two lockable latches but no keys. Great case for relics and artifacts.

Dating from Paleo to Historic times, Est. $5-20 Each, Displayed in Riker mount.

Great for Native American artifacts, Civil War relics or Coins, No keys

Approx. 2 inches, Pink stone, Est. $25-75

Approx. 2 inches, Found in Alabama, Est. $20-40

Approx. 2 inches, Found in Alabama, Est. $25-75

Approx. 4 inches, Found in Alabama, Late Archaic-Woodland, 3000-1200 BP, Est. $75-125

Approx. 1.5 inches, Alabama, Late Archaic-Woodland, 4000-1300 BP, Est. $10-20

Approx. 2 inches, Alabama, Late Archaic-Woodland, 4000-2000 BP, Est. $30-50

Approx. 2.5 inches, Alabama, Middle Archaic, 6000-4000 BP, Est. $70-125

Approx. 1.5 inches, Alabama, Woodland, 3000-1500 BP, Est. $2-4

Approx. 2 inches, Alabama, Middle Archaic, 6000-4000 BP, Est. $30-50

Approx. 2.75 inches, Alabama, Early Archaic, 9000-6000 BP, Est. $50-100

Approx. 1.75 inches, Alabama, Middle Archaic-Woodland, 5000-2500 BP, $10-20