$75.00 As found excellent condition. From an old home near Woodstock, Virginia here in the Shenandoah Valley. Approximate height 5&3/8 inches.
Author: Robert Simmons
Augusta Military Academy Breast Plate?
$55.00 Brass construction. Marked ROLLER UNIFORM MNFG. CO. MT. SYDNEY. VA. There is no information available about this company. The Augusta Military Academy was established in 1865 by Confederate veteran Charles Summerville Roller and existed into the 20th century. It was located at Mt. Sydney, VA. I believe there is a strong connection. Approximately 84mm… Continue reading Augusta Military Academy Breast Plate?
1874 Pattern Waist Belt Plate
$40.00 1874 Pattern Eagle Officers Belt Buckle. Still retains gold gilt. Approximately 51mm by 77mm.
Fayetteville Sword Bayonet
$5000.00 Fayetteville sabre bayonet as found with original scabbard. After the Harpers Ferry Arsenal was seized in 1861 the machinery for making rifle muskets went to Richmond and that for the 1855 rifle went to Fayetteville. For the first two years the rifles produced there were fitted with bayonet lugs for sabre bayonets that followed… Continue reading Fayetteville Sword Bayonet
The Paul Revere Portfolio, Works That Changed America
$1200.00 Three images printed from Paul Revere’s original copper plates by Robert Townsend & Katherine Hanlon at R.E.Townsend Studio, Amesbury, Massachusetts in 2005. Set number 154 of 500 contains The Bloody Massacre perpetrated in King Street Boston on March 5th 1770 by a Party of the 29th Regt.; A view of Part of the Town… Continue reading The Paul Revere Portfolio, Works That Changed America
Virginia Military Institure Belt Buckle
$95.00 The Virginia Military Institute is located in Lexington, Virginia. It was founded in 1839 as America’s first state military college and is the oldest public senior military college in the United States. During the Civil War after marching 80 miles from Lexington to New Market, on May 15, 1864 247 members of the VMI… Continue reading Virginia Military Institure Belt Buckle
Shenandoah Valley Academy Belt Buckle
$125.00 The Shenandoah Valley Academy was located in Winchester, Virginia. It succeeded the Winchester Academy which closed in 1861 with students and faculty alike joining the Confederate forces. In 1865 after reorganization, the trustees changed the name to the Shenandoah Valley Academy. It closed in 1939 for financial reasons. Buckle is in excellent condition and… Continue reading Shenandoah Valley Academy Belt Buckle
Very Unusual US Cavalry Brass Spurs
$250.00 Very well made. Only pair I have seen chamfered and not rounded. Approximate opening 3&1/8 inches. Approximate depth of U 3&1/2 inches.
Confederate Sword Hanger
$45.00 Much heavier than Union hanger. This is type that went with two piece CS belt buckles. Excavated from the Gettysburg area.
Virginia Waist Belt Plate
$275.00 Similar to Figure 55 on Page 61 of book VIRGINIA MILITARIA OF THE CIVIL WAR by Howard R. Crouch. Nice example. Gold Gilted. Approximately 50mm by 69mm.