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us54/ "RARE" Plain Wreath for Topographical
Engineer two piece buckle
$475.00
This Topographical Engineer wreath is
like finding a needle in a hay stack. You just don't hear of one
of these being excavated in either theater of the war. This
regulation 1839-1845 pattern is in great condition with slight
body curve. This was found near the Fort Sumter area in South
Carolina. I'm listing this as U.S. but could very well be a nice
Southern relic. |
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CS20/ Confederate "Baby Cav." Buckle
$625.00***SOLD***SW
This is one thin and super nice C. S. Baby
Cavalry buckle found at Tunnel Hill, GA. and has a nice smooth
dirty green patina. It has no repairs and no doubt is one of a
kind. |
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cs19/ C. S. Snake Buckle w/ Keeper
$120.00
***SOLD***JG
Two parts of a three piece English Snake buckle
found in Macon, Ga. The snake has a smooth greenish/brown patina
with the keeper having a rough greenish ground action patina.
Both are in great condition and displays well together. |
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CS18/ Confederate "Baby Cavalry Frame"
Buckle, C. S. Block "I" Button and L base Enfield Bullet from
Hoover's Gap Battlefield.
$250.00
***SOLD***
Nice Confederate grouping from the Battle of
Hoover's Gap near Beechgrove, Tn. fought in late June of
1863. Beautiful green and un cleaned baby frame buckle with only
the bar with the two belt teeth missing. The C.S. Block "I"
button is great with full rim and no cracks. The button is un
cleaned with the rim and roman I that sorta' jumps out at you.
The back still has about 70% iron back and shank still present.
The 577. Cal. Enfield bullet is base marked with the letter "L".
This is one very fine and affordable Confederate grouping from
the famous battle of Hoover's Gap. |
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cs17/ Confederate I.D'd Lead back plate/
G.I. Powel, Pvt. Co.I, 40th. A.V.C.
$750.00
***SOLD***
Rare brass plate with lead back measures 3"x1
3/4". Nice chocolate/brown patina and very legible script
engraving. Little cracks on the edge of plate and nearly 100%
lead back remains. Remnants of the iron wire attachment hooks
are visible. This could have been attached to Cartridge box
sling or on a personal trunk. I.D."d to Pvt. G.I. Powel of
Talladega, Ala. and enlisted with Co. I, 40th Alabama Volunteer
Corps. Comes with six pages of research on him and his company.
Their company fought at Vicksburg, Ms, Lookout Mnt., Missionary
Ridge, Ringgold, Ga., Resaca, Ga. New Hope church, Lost Mnt. and
Kennesaw Mnt. This would truly be a one of a kind relic with
plenty of Southern provenance. This was
dug at Holly Springs, Ms. in the 1970's. |
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cs16/ Confederate Frame Buckle
$495.00
*SOLD*
Nice C.S. frame buckle with no repairs and has a
beautiful green patina. The center bar has a small hair line
crack that does not go all the way through the bar. Not even
noticeable. You can still see some file marks on the buckle.
This buckle was dug in Richmond, Virginia. |
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cs15tm/ Confederate {Baby Cavalry} Buckle.
$620.00
*SOLD*
Well if you've been waiting around on that
perfect Confederate Baby Cavalry Buckle, wait no
longer. Beautiful absolutely no repairs or bends and has one of
the deepest green patinas you'll ever see. This fine relic was
dug in Corinth, Mississippi! |
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STOLEN |
ni52/ This C.S.A. Rectangle was taken from my
shop nearly three years ago and the thief knows I can identify
him if I ever see his face again. I've waited this long to let
the missing plate be known hoping by now the thief would feel
comfortable enough to sell it.
It will not be hard to identify as my plate it
has a chocolate /brown patina with spots of green on face and
back. The face has a casting flaw in the (A) and the periods at
the end of each letter is flawed. All three hooks remain as you
can see it's a one of a kind.
Please if anyone knows of this plate please
contact me A.S.A.P. --- $500.00 dollar reward for the return of
this plate ! |