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This early Revolutionary War era 24lb. cannonball is hollow to accept an explosive charge. The hollow ball is approx. 5.82” in diameter. The

MARKED CANNONBALL. This early Revolutionary War era 12lb. cannonball has an easily visible broad arrow mark. The solid shot ball is approx. 4.62

OR MORTAR BALL. This early Revolutionary War era 12lb. cannonball or mortar ball has a separate fuse holder inserted into the hole of the hollow ball

This rare surviving bar shot is from the Revolutionary War period. It measures approx. 12 1/2” in length with a 4 2/3" diameter. Shot li...

STAND. This stand is likely for a 6 pounder and has an approx. diameter of 3.67”. Along with the base & the stand there appear to be 9 ba...

BATTLE FLAG EXTANT. This flag has been locked in safety deposit box for many years and thought lost since last known when displayed and auctioned at

TYLER MORGAN CAPTURED AT BATTLE OF FAIR GARDEN, TENNESSEE JANUARY 27, 1864 BY INDIANA CAVALRY UNDER GENERAL MCCOOK. Archivally conserved in 54"...

13 feet long, staff tapers from 1.5” to .75”, soldered 2-piece embossed tinned sheet iron spear point finial is 15.5” and

72” x 114” all hand sewn single ply wool bunting, double applique 3.5” cotton stars in 6 rows of 5 with 3 stars apparently

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

STAFF OFFICER'S SWORD WITH "PELICAN FEEDING YOUNG". 30.5" unstopped fullered blade, crisp maker’s mark: "DUFILHO / N...

GOLDSCHMIDT & KRAFT, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 32.25" unstopped fuller blade etched with patriotic motifs and signed "KG&K" ...

OFFICER SWORD ATTRIBUTED TO CAPT. THOMAS H. BELL 6TH ALABAMA, KILLED AT BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES. Classic Mitchell & Tyler, Richmond, VA retailed ...

WORKS CAVALRY OFFICER’S SABER. 33" Unstopped fuller blade engraved in script on top edge "LEECH & RIGDON. NOVELTY WORKS MEMPHIS...

OFFICER SWORD. The unique pattern of which very few examples are documented are much larger than normal CS or US foot or staff officer swords, 33

"THOMAS, GRISWOLD & CO / NEW ORLEANS" marked 31.5” blade with much of its original luster & shine. Rarely will you find a b...

SWORD. Boyle & Gamble, Richmond, VA was the largest maker of officer swords in the Confederacy, finding beautiful "as found" examples...

SABER. Nice “attic condition” saber with 35” blade with full firm mark on ricasso “THOMAS, GRISWOLD & Co / NEW OR

CAVALRY SABER. Fine “as found” Hammond Marshall made saber at his Atlanta Sword Factory. 33.25" very slightly curved unstopped full

SWORD. This is a very attractive Boyle & Gamble, Richmond, VA staff sword with well defined “CS” and star pierced design in hilt wi