The rosette to the left is for sale. I dug the rosette on the right here in NE Tenn & is for comparison only. For your consideration one civil war era non dug US horse rosette. The condition...

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 ...

For your consideration one Confederate brass spur listed in the Crouch & Baird reference books as spur CS4. The condition is excellent dug. The patina is a flawless dark green color. Crouch ...

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 brass saddle shield. Plainly marked 3. You will find this shield with a few wrinkles but I would rate in excellent dug condition. I see no cracks or breaks. ...

For your consideration one very old wooden stirrup. Condition is excellent. Very solid…could be used today. Measures about 7 inches tall, 5 1/2 inches wide & about 2 1/2 inches thick. Barn f...

For your consideration one plain horse bridal rosette. The front is made from a thin sheet brass, no damage & an exxtra nice brown to dark plum patina. The back is lead filled with a nice wh...

For your consideration one smaller style saddle shield/bridal rosette device. This shield is in excellent dug condition. An unusual teardrop shape made from a fairly heavy sheet brass. The front...

For your consideration one Mason & McKee #46, in the cartridge section, “for calvary pistol” paper cartridge with a double tied ball. Condition is excellent. Everything is tight. Everything ...