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| RM1520 Civil War Cavalry Carbine Sling Buckle marked ‘E. Gaylord Chicopee Mass’, ‘US’, and ‘T.J. Shepard’. A double-sided hand written tag attached reads: “….This buckle was found in a deep ravine about three miles north of the battlefield at Port Republic, among some human bones, some years after the battle. A small piece of rotten leather was attached.” On one side and “From S. W. Lauck Harrisonburg Va” “Mrs. C. H. Revercomb Covington, Va.” On the reverse side. |
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| RM1464 Nice, hand crocheted 48 Star Flag - with very detailed individually applied crocheted stars. Has been professionally mounted and framed. |
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| RM1522 Civil War Spur with original leather strap and buckle and an early handwritten tag attached indicating it was sent to a prosperous farmer and postmaster of Covington, VA. |
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| RM1521 Civil War Officer’s Stirrup – with early handwritten tag attached that reads: “Officer’s stirrup from Winchester Battlefield, October 18th, 1864 Presented by S.W. Lauck Harrisonburg, Va” The opposite side of the tag reads: “Property of Mrs. C. H. Revercomb”. |
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| RM1462 19th century Folk Art wooden cannon with the date ‘1770’ painted on top. This wooden cannon replica was most likely used as a display prop in a Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Hall – with the date representing the style of cannon it is modeled after. |
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| RM1445 Rare Civil War Veterans 46 Star American flag (1908-1912) with identification inscribed on the hoist edge “M.P. Resch GAR” – which research shows is Michael Resch of the 9th Wisconsin – who enlisted on 9/10/1861 as a Private, mustered into “C” Co. WI 9th Infantry on 9/10/1861, |
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| RM1446 Civil War Model 1860 Cavalry Sword made by “Mansfield & Lamb – Forestdale R.I.” as stamped on blade. The reverse side is stamped “U.S. 1864”. The sword retains its leather hangers attached to the scabbard – which is very rare! Overall, the sword and scabbard are in very good condition. |
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| RM1437 1850 Foot Officer Sword with nicely etched blade featuring “US” on one side and “E Pluribus Unum” on the reverse. A few of the noteworthy etchings include floral designs, flags, cannons, shields and an Eagle. Retailer’s mark on blade reads: W.H. HORSTMANN & SONS PHILADELPHIA” |
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| RM1425 Outstanding Civil War Union Canteen with dark blue cover and leather carrying strap. The NY Depot was a branch of the U.S. Quartermaster’s Office of Clothing and Equipage. 1862. |
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| J87 13-Star / 7 Stripe American Flag Banner – All cotton with stitched appliqued stars on both sides. |
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| J233 18th Century Revolutionary War Blue Painted wooden Canteen. A fabulous Revolutionary War era canteen having the best dry, subtle original blue painted surface. The canteen has a turned banded pattern, original dry blue paint and a hole for a spout. American, c.1770-1800. |
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| RM1460 Original Pair of 1859 Civil War Cavalry Spurs, nice dark patina. Hard to find a matched pair anymore |
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