UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS (USCT) 19th Army Corps Department of the
Gulf, 74th Regiment US
COLORED TROOPS, 2nd
Louisiana Native Guards, 2nd Regiment
Corps de Afrique Infantry
$1250 shipped
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#79 USCT Corps Badge 74th Regiment
$1250 shipped
#76 Cap Box early marked MADE BY J.I. PITTMAN
pre or early War Pittman box ... very nice brown leather ... nicer in the hand than in photos. Good for Union of confederate rig/display.
$275 shipped
#67 Civil War Buckle Group
#67 Civil War Buckle Group
a. NCO with original keeper, marked US ALLEGHENY ARSENAL $595 shipped (left upper)
b. NCO dug (left lower) HOLD
c. US dragoon style (center upper) HOLD
d. US scarce medium size (center center) HOLD
e. US baby 1839 regulation (center bottom) $415 shipped
f. Eagle Breast (right upper) HOLD
g. Eagle Breast marked H.A. DINGEE light stamp some letters not visible, remnants of original paper wrap (right lower) $285 shipped
#63 Books - Civil War Collectors
A. Confederate Faces $125 shipped
B. Gettysburg $125 shipped
C. Buttons Tice $ 155 shipped ... binding loose
D. Belt Plates $75 shipped
#61 New York Panel Plate & Belt 1850s
#61 New York Panel Plate & Belt 1850s
Hard to find NY 1850s panel plate and belt; together from the beginning. sword strap torn some at belt and the other sword strap buckle included.
$1,250 shipped
#60 Officers Buckle & Belt
#60 Officers Buckle & Belt
Solid buffed belt and plate/keeper.
$475 shipped
#56 US Early Breast Plate
$2,650 shipped
# 33 Pre Civil War Plate
Nondug with some silver plate, one loop, approx 4 3/4 x 3 1/2.
S495 shipped
Gettysburg Woodward Desk Sets & Shell Fragments WANTED
Strong prices paid for Gettysburg Woodward Desk Sets & Shell Fragments
WANTED buy or trade. Thanks, Ron 443 417 5623
124. Early Dragoon US Plate, Non-dug
124. Early Dragoon US Plate, Non-dug. Outstanding pre-war Dragoon style buckle with fixed studs behind the “S”. John I. Pittman’s elliptical 1840s die used continuously from the Mexican War until late 1861 when the Ordnance Department sent revised sample plates to contractors. Pronounced convex curve to plate with early style studs and hook. Very nice condition.
$395 shipped
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85. Carbine Sling Buckle, Nondug
85. Carbine Sling Buckle, Nondug. Very nice heavy and solid nondug buckle; portion of belt
and large brass rivets. This buckle in dug condition is much more common.
Price: $250 + $10 shipping/handling
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70. Lee’s Headquarters Gettysburg Enlisted “NCO” Buckle
#70 Lee’s Headquarters Gettysburg
Buckle. Gettysburg
battlefield relic from the famed Lee’s Headquarters Museum.
Letter
of provenance from a leading Gettysburg relic dealer included with copy of the
page from the museum circa 1950 inventory ledger. What really makes this nice
is the original museum inventory tag, stamped “121” on both sides, which
correlates to the inventory ledger. The inventory tag is the recognized type
that was used to mark the relics throughout the museum.
The
one-story stone dwelling on the crest of Seminary Ridge on the Chambersburg
Turnpike was the site of some of the bloodiest and desperate fighting of the
Battle of Gettysburg opened in 1921. Over fifty years ago I recall relic filled
cases covering every wall, relics hanging from the ceiling of all types: buttons,
buckles, weapons, accouterments, personal items, artillery shells/sponge/worm,
and General Reynold’s saddle in the center of the main room. Over the years the
relics have been sold-off. In 2015 the museum closed and is now under the care
of the Gettysburg Preservation Trust.
An
opportunity to acquire a desirable Gettysburg relic with strong provenance.
$1,295 shipped;
PayPal (friends & family), check
or money order
69. Lee’s Headquarters Gettysburg Officer Buckle
#69 Lee’s Headquarters Gettysburg
Buckle. Gettysburg
battlefield relic from the famed Lee’s Headquarters Museum.
Letter
of provenance from a leading Gettysburg relic dealer included with copy of the
page from the museum circa 1950 inventory ledger. What really makes this nice
is the original museum inventory tag, stamped “120” on both sides, which
correlates to the inventory ledger. The inventory tag is the recognized type
that was used to mark the relics throughout the museum.
The
one-story stone dwelling on the crest of Seminary Ridge on the Chambersburg
Turnpike was the site of some of the bloodiest and desperate fighting of the
Battle of Gettysburg opened in 1921. Over fifty years ago I recall relic filled
cases covering every wall, relics hanging from the ceiling of all types: buttons,
buckles, weapons, accouterments, personal items, artillery shells/sponge/worm,
and General Reynold’s saddle in the center of the main room. Over the years the
relics have been sold-off. In 2015 the museum closed and is now under the care
of the Gettysburg Preservation Trust.
An
opportunity to acquire a desirable Gettysburg relic with strong provenance.
$1,295 shipped;
PayPal (friends & family), check
or money order
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