1800's Militaria Nondug
Confederate Brass Artillery Stirrup
$95.00 There is one identical to this in the Museum in Warrenton, Virginia identified to a Confederate Artillery Officer. From an old home near Berryville, Virginia. Approximate overall height 6&1/8 inches.
1851 Eagle Sword Belt Plate
$275.00 1851 Pattern Officer waist belt plate. ca. 1862-1864. Identical to Plate 648 on Page 392 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O'Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Marked with matching Roman Numerals on each belt loop bar. Approximately 50mm by 95mm with keeper.
Pair of Iron Saddle Stirrups
$85.00 Forged of iron. Possible Confederate use. Similar to #1 on page 136 in book CIVIL WAR ARTIFACTS by Howard R. Crouch. Howard states a heavy iron stirrup dug in the Virginia theatre of war. Approximate overall height 5 inches.
Iron Saddle Stirrup
$40.00 Forged of iron. Possible Confederate use. Approximate overall height 5 inches.
Cleveland & Stevenson Campaign Belt Buckle
$95.00 From the 1892 campaign of Grover Cleveland for President and Adali Stevenson for Vice President. Embossed from sheet tin. Approximately 58mm by 85mm.
Pooler & Jones Sportsman Belt Buckle
$95.00 Brass construction with nickel plating. Approximately 52mm by 50mm.
1872 Hagner Waist Belt Plate
$75.00 1872 Pattern Hagner National Guard of Pennsylvania waist belt plate. Infantry enlisted ca. 1885-1905. Identical to Plate 934 on Page 553 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O'Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Approximately 55mm by 85mm.
1874 Pattern Waist Belt Plate
$95.00 1874 Pattern Eagle Officers Belt Buckle. Unusual pattern where eagle faces arrows. Approximately 55mm by 78mm.
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