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| BP219 | Very nice excavated "NCO"...Non-Commisioned Officer's Shoulder Belt Plate. The face has great detail with golden brown patina. The reverse has full lead with two of the three hooks intact and an original piece of leather remains under the two hooks. This plate is a cotract plate made by J.I. Pittman. This is a very attractive plate. | $395.00 |
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| BP220 | Nice excavated large size "US" Federal Box Plate. Face has brown/redish patina color with the reverse having full lead and both hooks a little rusted but still intact. Overall a nice example here. | $175.00 |
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| BT173 | Very pretty excavated Confederate Solid Cast Infantry "I' Button. Chocolate/Brown woods patina front and back with shank intact. Verbal recovery Macon, GA. | $145.00 HOLD (J.H.) |
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| BT174 | CSI240B1...Very nice excavated 2-piece Confederate Infantry "I" Button. Measues 23mm in size. Face has brown woods patina with iron back and straight shank still in intact. Verbal recovery New Hope Church. | $185.00 |
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| ME478 | Nice excavated lockplate and hammer that looks to be from a Springfield Musket. Has already been cleaned and coated and ready for display. | $55.00 |
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| ME477 | Very nice excavated Aqua Blue Civil War Era Pickle Bottle. Measures 2 5/8" x 2 5/8" x 8 1/2" with no chips or cracks. This is a very attractive bottle. Recovered in Southern Mississippi along the Mississippi River many years ago. | $150.00 |
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| FA099 | Very nice Model 1841 U.S. Percussion Rifle, a.k.a...The "Mississippi" Rifle. High grade example made by George W. Tyron, Philadelphia of the "TYRON" company. There were only around 5000 of these being produced. Full 33" barrel with the bore being .58 cal. All golden brown aged patina from end to end. The wood as well is in mint condition with no dings. Both sling swivels are present. Two Military cartouches with inspector marks as shown. Lock plate marked: "TYRON" over "US" forward of the hammer with Philadelphia PA 1844 behind the hammer. The action works great in all positions. You may encounter many "Mississippi" Rifles but only a few will be the "TYRON" contractor. I think this one would be difficult to upgrade on. | SOLD |
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| ART139 | Really nice excavated 24# wood drive fuze cannonball with only minimal pitting and a nice, crude mold seam all the way around the ball. | $350.00 |
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| FA098 | Nice looking Colt Army Model 1860 .44 cal Revolver. Matching serial #101872 on all parts except the wedge. Nice plum aged patina all around. The walnut grips have a cartouche on both sides of the handles but weak. Action works well in all positions. Just an over all nice honest example of a Civil War Era Pistol. | $2150.00 |
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| FA097 | Nice Remington Beals Army Model Revolver.(circa 1861-62). Serial #471. Percussion .44 cal., six-shot round cylinder with 8" octagon barrel. 2-piece Walnut Grips. | SOLD |
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| BP218 | Very nice excavated large size Confederate "Double-Tongue" Frame Style Waist Belt Plate. Smooth even plum patina front and back. Both teeth slide freely across the middle bar. Recovered at Moss Neck Plantation, near Fredericksburg, Virginia. | $1695.00 |
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| BU325 | Very cool excavated Mid-Air Collided Bullets...Firmly bonded together and just as recoverd. Found in front of USCT Lines at Fort Blakely, Alabama. | $795.00 |
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| BT171 | Excavated Confederate Solid Cast Infantry "I" Button. Really nice button with brown woods patina on face and straight shank on reverse. Recovery from Palmetto, GA. | SOLD |
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| BT172 | Excavated Confederate Solid Cast Infantry "I" Button. Nice button with dark patina on face and straight shank on reverse. Recovery...Dug near Fort Fisher. | HOLD (R.S.) |
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| BU324 | Nice/complete excavated .44 cal. Henry Cartridge Bullet. This one is just as it was recovered. Verbal recovery Spanish Fort, Ala. | $34.00 HOLD (S.W.) |
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| ME474 | Very cool excavated homemade Regimental Hat Pin number "20". Recovered from The Battle of Nashville on Shy's Hill. Interestingly Shy's Hill was where the 20th Tennessee Infantry ingauged during the Battle of Nashville. Col. Shy was killed on this hill during the Battle. The 20th Tennessee fought in many great battles such as Shiloh, Murfreesboro and many more. It measures .60" x .50" and is intricately carved from lead. This wonderful rare piece was recovered by the late Arthur Cook and is published in the book...Civil War Relics of the Western Campaigns & Beyond: 1861-1865 by Charles S. Harris and Butch Holcombe, pg. 216. | $850.00 |
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| ME473 | Really nice excavated "CS" Confederate Spur. Bold "C S" and Stars with good amount of original rowel intact. These were manufactured by the famous Leech & Rigdon Company of Memphis, Tenn. This beauty was recovered in 1982 by Phillip Moore at the Francis Crawford Armstrong Cavalry Camp in Saltillo, Miss. Phillip has recovered many great pieces of history during his long time Relic hunting hobby in our area. Francis Armstrong was a United States Army cavalry officer and later bacame a Brigadier General in the Confereate States Army during the Civil War. He is also known for being the only Confederate General to fight on both the South and North sides. This Spur is 100% original with absolutely no repairs guaranteed. | $3250.00 |
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| ME471 | Extra nice and quite rare excavated Silver Texas Hatpin. This looks to be jeweler made because of the fancy letters with the small Star around the center attachment pin hole. This pin must have saw plenty of service due to the sharp edges being slightly folded on the tips to prevent the Soldier from getting pricked by them. This Star Pin is larger in size than the ones I have seen previously. This beauty was recovered from Dallas, GA. More than likely lost by a member of General "Sul" Ross's Texas Cavalry Brigade. This was no doubt worn by a proud Texan. A true Museum grade piece. | $8500.00 |
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| ART136 | Really cool excavated "US" 3.8 Type I James Bolt with lead and tin sleeve intact. Very nice over-all with only minimal pitting. These type projectiles were used by both North and South in the Western Campaigns from Shiloh Battlefield to Vicksburg and beyond with the Gun being a 14 pound James Rifle 3.8 inch caliber Gun. | $1450.00 |
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| ART137 | Extra nice excavated 3 inch Confederate Archer Bolt with lead sabot intact. Only minimal pitting. Recovered many years ago by Burnie Cupp on the 1862 Port Republic VA Battlefield. The Battle was fought in Rockingham County VA, June 9 1862. Where Major General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson attacked the Brigades of Brig. Gen. Erastus Tyler and Col. Samuel S. Carroll. | $1395.00 |
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| ME472 | Really nice excavated Cockeyed Eagle Hat Pin. The face still shows a little silver gilt in the shield. Back has full lead plus you can see where the iron attachments where. recovered from Middle Tennessee. | $295.00 HOLD (M.S.) |
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| BP217 | Nice excavated Single Duck Head Snake Belt Buckle. Comes in a 5x6 ryker case along with label. Ready to display. | $395.00 |
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| ME468 | Original "Colt's Patent" .31 cal. Iron Bullet mold. Comes with a pistol bullet and pistol ball as shown in photos. This would have been for the 1849 Colt Pocket Pistol. | SOLD |
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| ME469 | Nice original, complete Civil War fuze Box by Watertown Arsenal 1864. Measurements are around 8 1/4 inches wide by 5 3/4 inch tall. Has the belt straps and finial/finial closure tab still intact. | $495.00 |
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| BT168 | CS177...Nice excavated Confederate Infantry Coat Size Button. Nice brown patina on face with a small era push at the bottom center. Reverse has shank intact with "Isaacs Campbell & Co./Jermyn St. London" back mark. | $125.00 |
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| ART134 | Really nice excavated fired 2.6 Iron-Anvil Fuzed, Type I Hotchkiss Percussion Shell with a very pretty Sabot. This is a very difficult Shell to have with the rarity being 8+ and little usage after 1862. | $1950.00 |
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| BT164 | Nice excavated Mass Volunteer Militia cuff size Button. Lots of gold gilt with "Extra Quality" back mark and straight shank. | $25.00 |
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| BT162 | Nice excavated coat size Staff Officer's Button with gold gilt. Nice straight shank on revese with "Extra Quality" back mark. | $48.00 |
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| ME467 | Nice excavated Boreman Fuze. Great item to display with your Artillery items. | $75.00 |
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| BT163 | Nice excavated Confederate Solid Cast Infantry Button. Nice bold "I" on face with straight shank on reverse. | $110.00 |
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| ME466 | Extra nice, Museum grade and quite rare...Eagle Officer's Spur. Lots of gold gilt in all the right places. A very high grade example with fine detailing. This Spur being a two-piece. The head & neck would have been soldered on after the Spur was formed. Verbal recovery Middle Tennessee. | SOLD |
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| BT161 | Really nice excavated Confederate South Carolina State Seal Button. Lots of pretty gold gilt remains on the face. Reverse has straight shank with Smith Young Co/New York backmark. | $175.00 |
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| ME465 | Nice excavated Lock & Hammer. This one is for an Enfield "Tower" Musket. | $75.00 |
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| FA096 | Really nice original .58 cal. French Flintlock Pistol. Shows many early featues, faceted unbridled pan. Relief carvings. Long ears on cap. Circa: Mid 1700's | $1750.00 |
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| BP216 | Very nice excavated "US" Federal Box Plate that has full lead and both loops on reverse. There a lines faintly scratched on the lead of the back and the pictures would not pick them up to view online. Basically a Soldier carved box plate with true provinance from decades again. This plate comes from the Bill Adams Collection with a typed label stating recovery Dallas, GA. | $350.00 |
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