#461 National Flag Star is associated with 6th Maryland Volunteer Infantry

# 461  The National Flag Star is associated with 6^th Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regimental flag. Star remnant along with five other stars, and fragments of red and white stripes were mounted with a large portion of the 6^th Maryland Regiment flag. The 6^th Maryland flag was professionally preserved in 2002 when in the extensive Daniel Hartzler Maryland Collection. The National Flag fragments were separated at that time and stabilized.

Star of your choice mounted in riker case display; each star $150 shipped 

Note stars at bottom of 6th MD display. 

The 6^th Maryland flag was “FROM THE LOYAL CITIZENS OF ELTON MD TO THE 6^TH REGIMENT MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS” presented on Christmas Day, 1862. Known as the Fighting Sixth, having the most losses of all Federal commands 236 deaths and 233 wounded. Identified in Regimental Losses in the Civil War, Fox - Three Hundred Fighting Regiments.

#459 1850's .36 cal Rifle - Tiger Maple Stock

#459  1850's .36 cal Rifle - Tiger Maple Stock. 

Fantastic condition with original sights; ram rod; round balls and patches in patch box. Beautiful tiger maple stock. All original and untouched condition. Plate marked WARREN & STEELE ALBANY. Hard to find in this condition, attractive wall-hanger. 

DISCLAIMER: Sold as a collector’s item/ antique firearm only, and all liability in regard to safety are solely the responsibility of the purchaser. Any local or state regulations regarding owning antique firearms are the responsibility of the purchaser. NOT sold as safe for firing. As the seller, no responsibility is accepted as to the firing/shooting safety or reliability of this antique firearm. By purchasing this item you are acknowledging these facts, warnings, and assume full responsibility for your personal actions with regard to them.

$1,595 shipped