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MILITIA WOOD
CANTEEN, WITH ORIGINAL PAINT & PLUG, Circa 1825 - 1850
Approximately 5" in dameter and 3-3/4" wide..
$ 395.00
(Bh-25)
COLT MODEL 1860 44 CALIBER ARMY REVOLVER, Manufactured in 1862
A very nice example of this popular weapon,
serial number 81693, all matching except
the wedge.
The 8" barrel has the single line
"Address Col Saml Colt New-York US America" marking and the cylinder has
much of
its original cylinder scene. The original one piece grips are
cartouched on both sides, with one side being a bit stronger than the other.
All metal has a pleasing, smooth brown patina.
The wedge retention screw is a replacement, but everything else appears to
be original (excepting the wedge itself, as already mentioned) and the gun
has a great "used, but not abused" look. The bore is good, with plenty
of rifling left. This one was made in 1862 and could have witnessed
many of the most crucial battles of the war.... if only they could talk!
$ 2495.00
CDV (Carte De Visite)
OF 2nd LOUISIANA CHAPLAIN ROBERT HARDIE, Jr.
Robert Hardie, Jr. is on the rolls of the 2nd
Louisiana Infantry starting in May of 1863. He is listed as captured at
Gettysburg on July 5th of 1863. He was sent from Norfolk, Virginia to Fort
McHenry on July 21, 1863 and then exchanged at City Point, Virginia on )ctober
7, 1863. He's then present until he's listed as "absent without leave
since about July 25, 1864" and turns up once again as a prisoner of war
after being captured at Moorefield on August 7, 1864. He was sent to Camp
Chase, Ohio from Harper's Ferry on August 11, 1864, then transferred to Fort
Monroe, Virginia to be exchanged as a non-combatant. He was once again on
the Record of Prisoners of War "Captured Burkeville, VA" on April 20, 1865 and
the Paroled on that same date, in that same place!
Reduced Price!
$ 1,195.00