RR Auction: Fine Autographs & Artifacts

Attractive display of twelve different types of lead bullets used during the Civil War, all excavated from Fredericksburg, Virginia, handsomely displa

Leather carbine socket, 2.5? diameter and 2.25? tall, retaining its metal buckle. In very good condition, with light cracking and a small area of loss

Excellent grouping of items from Sergeant James W. Eldridge. First, a November 1, 1862, document confirming the promotion of Private James W. Eldridge

Dark brown bridle leather non-commissioned officer’s belt, 32? long and 1.75? wide, retaining its handsome original brass buckle with federal eagle de

Civil War–era Colt Revolver Model 1860, serial number 119515, .44 caliber, 7.5? barrel with a fine, bright bore that has some mild freckling within th

Large ten-cavity bullet mold, weighing over six pounds and measuring 14? long, which casts a waisted teardrop bullet .61? long of 149 grains for a .36

Historically significant red swatch of the Confederate flag removed from the Marshall House by Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth during the Union’s advance on A

Hotchkiss canister round manufactured for use in the US 3? Ordnance Rifle, measuring 8? long and 3? in diameter, with a weight of just over seven poun

Exceptional cartridge box constructed of coarse russet leather, measuring 8 x 7.5 x 2, unmarked but boasting all characteristics of a Confederate manu

Civil War–era Greene breech-loading, bolt action rifle, no serial number, .53 caliber, 35? barrel with some small dark spots of pitting in the otherwi