For your consideration one Louisania local coat button. Tice lists as a Charles Bellenot of New Orleans blank back button, LA249. The detail on the front is great with about 15% gold guilt still...

For your consideration one Deane & Adams dust bin ball listed in the Stelma 2 bulletbook as bullet 05-065. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is a real ni...

For your consideration one very nice civil war token. Great detail front & back. The front says ARMY AND NAVY with a anchor & crossed sabres at the bottom. The back THE FEDERAL UNION IT ...

For your consideration one 12lb cannonball with about 75% of the original wooden sabot still attached. Overall the iron is in great condition with minor pitting. The wooden sabot is still firmly...

For your consideration one North Carolina $1 bill with the imprint N.C. Inst. Deaf & Dumb Print. A nice piece of paper with good detail. War time dated October 1, 1861. Measures almost 6 inc...

For your consideration one heart boot hill plate dug from the North Georgia area. All 3 nail holes can be seen. Cleanly broken right thru the middle. Almost 2 inches tall. A relic with a whole l...

For your consideration one British manufactured Confederate A coat button. Tice lists as CSA203As2. The front has an outside border, a plain back ground with a lined A. The front has a domed sha...

For your consideration one Alberts CS177-2/Tice CS215B3 Confederate script I button. You will find this button is in excellent dug condition. The front has great detail. All is strong & tigh...

For your consideration one eagle D cuff button. The front has a real nice domed shape with very good detail…a little faint. The back has an upright shank & markings can be seen. Everything i...

For your consideration one 10 gauge shotgun brass hull. You will find this hull to be in excellent condition. The patina is a beautiful aged brass color. Just over 2 1/2 inches long.

For your consideration one Mechanics Bank 25 cent fractional note war time dated Jan’y 1, 1862. A real nice piece of paper with no tears, no pinholes. Hand signed at the bottom looks to be JB Bi...

This is not the first one of these Spencer bullets I have had. For your consideration one Spencer bullet with a real nice white patina. My theory is you need a camp fire fast! Remove Spencer car...

For your consideration one flattened 0.69 caliber bullet. This is a big piece of lead measuring 2 inches long. Purpose:Unknown. Dug by civil war author Charlie Harris. He told me he dug this rel...

For your consideration one carved Georgia troops bullet. Notice the teat inside of the cavity. Looks like a canoe or someone was trying to make a whistle. The condition is real nice dug with a g...

For your consideration one shear top green glass inkwell. The condition is excellent with no chips, no cracks & plenty of air bubbles in the glass.

For your consideration one white metal fuse for a 10 pound parrott shell. Condition is excellent dug…looks unfired. Dug from the Shenadoah Valley in Virginia. Good threads & the top & bo...

For your consideration one World War 1 brass calvary spur. The condition is excellent. The patina is a mellow attic patina. The strap buckle is attached & moves freely. About 5 1/2 inches lo...

For your consideration one civil war era wooden stirrup. One of the best I have had. A graceful stirrup yet crudely made. Instead of being held together by a nut & bolt a piece of wire does ...