Poulin Fall 2022 Premier Firearms Auction

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BELT & ACCOUTREMENTS. This may be the only Alabama rectangular buckle extant with original belt and matching keeper. It also has the Colt milit...

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87.0 x 55.6mm. The rarest of all Confederate state buckles is the oval solder filled Arkansas State seal. Few examples are known and every reference

PLATE. This excavated "rarity 10" CS plate is rarely seen and no doubt first to ever appear in auction. Many of us remember it in Don Phi...

86.2mm x 56.3mm This rare buckle was found w/ metal detector in Army of Tennessee winter camp at Dalton, GA as stated in letter from dealer Larry Hic

80 x 55mm. Excavated complete w/ all 3 hooks from unknown camp or battlefield. CONDITION: heavy ground action, repair to upper left corner (probably

PLATE. 73.3mm x 43mm Prewar Alabama contracted cartridge box plate w/ 2 wire hooks was adopted after the US regulation “US” sm. box

79 x 50mm. This is an interesting well made sword belt buckle listed in various references as wartime due to motto: "JUSTICE UNION AND CONFIDE...

FRAME BUCKLE ON ORIGINAL BELT. Confederate frame buckle belts are rare to start w/, though the buckles are common excavated in camps & battlefi...

BELT. 7.5 x 56.5mm, solder filled. This is rare variant made w/ bar & hook back, 40” canvas belt w/ sewn 51mm wide cast brass keeper. The...

FOUND AT “BATTLE OF FRANKLIN”. 2 Well patinaed relics found on Franklin battlefield. Notes w/ each relic state where on battlefield

CUSTER VALOR MEDAL PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN ALBERT T. HENSHAW, CO. H, 6TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY. Although the Federal Government produced and distributed to

BADGE. An exceptional example of a scarce Washington Artillery badge. This solid gold badge measures approx. 1 1/8" in diameter and features c...

WITH BUTTONS. 1) ALABAMA. This red cockade has a flower that is approx. 3" in diameter. Below the flower are 4 short sections of ribbon. In th...

CONFEDERATE USED. This is classic eagle drum 16.5” diameter, 16” high with painted American eagle with ribbon which originally read

DRUM CARRIED BY MUSCIAN JOHN W. LEWIS. 16.25” diameter x 12.5” high, wonderful large, illustrated Baltimore maker’s label

DRUM. 14” diameter x 12” height, about ¾ scale of standard Civil War drum, same quality made for drummer not big enough to

This 1835 vintage eagle painted drum has had heads removed and replaced with fitted board for use as side table. Boards could be changed back to head

GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. This 31" high table has an oval top which measures 27 3/4" x 19". The table top and the legs appear to be ...

CORPORAL DAVID J THOMASON, 49TH ALABAMA. 6” Diameter, 2.25” thick, classic CS wood canteen made w/ bbl. staves bound by 2 iron band

A classic Confederate cedar wood canteen measuring 7 1/4" in diameter & 2 1/4" thick. One face has the initials, "LMW" carv...

BUCKLE SLING. “As found” attic condition classic wood canteen with 2 iron bands & 3 sling loops still attached with original heavy

A good, honest Confederate cedar wood canteen measuring 7 3/8" in diameter & 2 3/8" thick. One face has the name "FRED" car...

The canteen's diameter is 6" not including the loops or spout. One face of the canteen is slightly convex and the other is slightly concav...

HUEBNER, CO. B 2ND TEXAS INFANTRY. This wonderful ninth plate crystal clear crisp ambrotype shows Philip seated wearing homespun shell jacket, Colt r

PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF LIEUTENANT FITZHUGH LEE, NEPHEW OF ROBERT E. LEE. This unbelievably historic image was likely taken in 1856 shortly after Fitz

WHO DIED IN US MILITARY HOSPITAL. Surviving original wood markers identifying dead soldiers are almost unknown. Yancy Strickland would be lost to his

BOOK 1862-1863. 11” x 9” letter book, partially disbound has over 250 letters, documents, and military telegrams concerning Clint

CIVIL WAR 23RD PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY RECRUITING BROADSIDE. 30” x 35” frame, 21” x 26.5” mat. Birney Zouaves were r

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 1. June 26, 1861, signed by John N. Maffit, Headquarters Naval Station, John Maffit was R

& LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD, CSN (1819-1901). 11. August 27, 1861, Lt. J.P. Jones - C.S.S. Resolute, request leave to fill...

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD, CSN. 21. Sept. 9, 1861, Lt. J. R. Hamilton, CSN Ordnance Office Savannah, concerning ordnance for shi

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 31. Dec. 24, 1861, Josiah Tattnall – to Kennard, Multiple Orders…tow fl

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 41. [Feb. 6, 1862], Josiah Tattnall – General Order, Commanders of Vessels, rega

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 51. Feb. 26, 1863, Josiah Tattnall to Arthur Sinclair commanding CSS Atlanta, appoints Si

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 61. April 25, 1863, R.L. Page – commanding C.S. Steamer Savannah, General Order

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 71. June 3, 1863, W.A. Webb - Order No. 4 - Keep look out night & day for boats not...

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 81. June 23, 1863, Jno. K. Mitchell CSN, appointments of 3 junior officers CSS Savannah.

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 91. July 6, 1863, “retained copy” Kennard to paymaster concerning cloth

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 101. Sept. 3, 1863, Hunter to Kennard – transfer 25 of your men to Flag Officer

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 111. Oct.17,1863 “retained copy” Kennard to Paymaster, punctuality of

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 121. Nov. 17, 1863, “retained copy” Kennard to Hunter - performance of

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 131. Feb. 13, 1864, W.W Hunter to Kennard, enter William (colored) landsman & new p...

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 141. April 11, 1864. Col. Edward C Anderson, Fort Bartow to Kennard, 2 Union Gunboats and

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 151. enclosure [May 26, 1864] April 19, 1864, manuscript “circular”, Jn

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 161. Aug. 11, 1864, Kennard to Tattnall, J.S. Kennard - 2 Marines have deserted…

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 171. Nov. 19, 1864, Hunter to Kennard – urgent request from Major General McLaws

LETTERS, 1861-1865, FOR CAPT. JOEL S. KENNARD (1819-1901). 182. Dec.6, 1864, Kennard to General Hardee, received your telegram this morning

CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, PHOTO AND SHOULDER STRAPS. David Torrence (1840-1906) entered service July 1862 as sergeant 18th CT, captured and sen