For your consideration one 1960 1st edition of CONFEDERATE EDGED WEAPONS by William A. Albaugh III. Condition is excellent with dust jacket. Dust jacket is in about 80% condition. Albaugh fully ...

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 small whale oil lamp. Excellent condition. Measures just under 4 inches long at its widest point. Made from folded sheet iron & the seams are sealed with lead…just...

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 civil war era curry comb in non dug condition. I would rate this comb to be in excellent condition. Strong…could be used today. A barn find from North Mississippi. It ...

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 iron rein hook. Looks kinda like a sword hanger but this device allowed a dismounted calvaryman to hold onto more than one horse. This device is strong with surface ru...

For your consideration one religious figurine often carried by civil war soilders. This.figurine fits inside the brass can shown & was carried in their pocket. It measures about 1 inch tall....

For your consideration one very old brass & iron railroad lock. A real nice green patina to the brass & the iron is rusted but still in great shape. 7 links of chain are attached to the ...

For your consideration one Confederate Issacs & Campbell nap sac hook…the female part. You will find this hook to be in excellent dug condition. A little over cleaned but solid as a rock. Du...

For your consideration one iron boot hill plate. You can see its in excellent dug condition. A strong boot plate with no breaks & the rust you see is surface rust only. There is just enough ...

For your consideration one bayonet scabbord tip. This piece is strong & complete but as you can see has seen service. The patina is a real nice green colour & there is NOT a single patin...

For your consideration one of the big rivets/leather rig fastners often found in civil war camps. Now in two pieces. These are almost always made of brass. This one is made from pewter & the...

For your consideration 2 iron heel plates. Both plates are in great dug condition, all have clear nail holes. Both have seen service. Seems to me to be a set. Shipping is $4.50.

For your consideration one solid brass 1 piece-sword handle. For the 1850 musicians sword. In great dug condition with a dusty brown/green patina. An exxtra nice patina! Notice the wound wire pa...

For your consideration one brass keg spout. The “tapered end” is broken off but the rest is just in excellent dug condition. The patina is that deep, dark, mellow green colour…..extra nice. Grea...

Here’s a couple pieces of camp brass. The top photo is of a bayonet scabbard tip…..less the tip but otherwise a strong piece. The bottom photo is a latch for a camp storage trunk. A thick piece ...

For your consideration 5 brass rivets dug from the NE Tenn campaign. Used to attach layers of leather together ie belt rigs, cartridge boxes etc. 4 of these rivets are the very heavy type while ...

For your consideration 2 carpet bag buttons. Troops, especially officers, used carpet bags to store personal items. Both have brass fronts & the backs are lead filled with attachment hooks s...

For your consideration one iron nose cap for the fore grip of a rifle. These nose caps are almost always made from cast brass. This item is in excellent dug condition. Great iron here! The patin...

For your consideration one carbine sling hook in excellent dug condition. This sling hook is complete & strong. The hook is frozen in the open position. I see only minor surface pits from be...

For your consideration one partial shoulder scale…this is the end piece, measures about 3 3/4 inches wide & both sides are still firmly attached together. Great dug patina. I guess we have e...

For your consideration one side knife scabbard tip. Made from iron it still has it original shape. The inside of this tip is full of dirt with some rust mixed in. Almost 1 1/2 inches long.

For your consideration one brass rein tip. Made from a fairly heavy gage brass with an iron attachment pin on the back which has long ago rusted away. About 1 inch long. A nice way to dress-up y...

For your consideration one carbine sling hook. You will find this hook to be in excellent dug condition. The iron is strong & stable…with minor surface rust only. The hook is frozen in a par...

Here’s a large brass belt buckle. The body of this buckle is made from brass…real nice green patina & the tongue is made from iron. The tongue is strong & moves freely on the brass buckl...

For your consideration one pinfire shotgun cartridge listed in Thomas RBRF#4 pg 220. The headstamp is easy to read E.B. (my best guess is Eley Bros) LONDON 12 (12 gauge). The letters ND has a sl...

For your consideration one railroad boxcar seal. Please note the U.S. marking…see 1st photo…its faint but its there. The condition is dug with a nice white patina…this is a lead seal. On the bac...

For your consideration one railroad boxcar lead seal. Notice the unusual seal with a tab/ear attatched to it. The tab is marked in raised relief 13. The seal on one side shows raised letters ELD...