Poulin Fall 2022 Premier Firearms Auction

Buttons like these were generally mfg. prior to the Civil War in the Northern States & transported to the Southern States for use by their mili...

BUTTONS. All of these buttons were manufactured in England during the Civil War and likely imported on a blockade runner. 1) ARTILLERY. A nice exampl

USED CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CIVIL WAR BUTTONS. 1) ENGINEER. A very rare, dug Confederate Engineer's button commonly known as a manuscript "E&q...

1) NAVY. A nice example of a Civil War period Confederate Naval Officer’s button. This button was mfg. in England & imported through bloc...

1-2) 2 Very fine examples of pre Civil War era coat sized buttons used by the Regiment of Voltigeurs & Foot Riflemen. Albert # VG-2-A. Face dep...

1) PALMETTO GUARD. A rare example of a Civil War period coat button used by the Palmetto Guard of South Carolina. Albert # SC-17-A. The face depicts

BUTTONS. All of these buttons were produced in England under contract to the Confederate Government. Generally, they were imported from England by bl

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CIVIL WAR BUTTONS. 1) STAFF OFFICER. A dug Albert # CS-41-A coat button having a blank RMDC backmark with no shank. CONDITION: but

1) A fine example of a Civil War period Confederate Navy button of English mfg. Albert # CS-52-A. Face depicts crossed cannons superimposed by a foul

1) 5 Examples of Civil War period enlisted, hard rubber, eagle buttons generally worn by enlisted members of sharpshooter units. Albert # GI-95-A1. F