$275.00 45mm enlisted ranks buckle in steel. ca. 1895-1900.
Author: Robert Simmons
University of West Virginia Buckle
$55.00 Under the terms of the 1862 Morrell Land-Grant College Act, the West Virginia Legislature created the Agricultural College of West Virginia on February 7, 1867. On December 4, 1868 lawmakers renamed the college West Virginia University to represent a broader range of higher education. Maker marked Hamlin Co. Greensboro, NC on rear. Approximately 43mm… Continue reading University of West Virginia Buckle
Confederate Civil War Holster
$800.00 For 6 inch barreled revolver. Typical Confederate manufacturing technique with cut-out for belt attachment. Shows lots of wear from use. This came from an old home near Woodstock, Virginia here in the Shenandoah Valley. This area was a hotbed for both Confederate Partisan and Confederate Cavalry activity.
Civil War era Bullet Mold
$175.00 Cast bullet has approximate base diameter of 11mm. I believe this is for a Lefaucheux Pin Fire.
Virginia Sword Belt Plate
$3000.00 Roman numeral benchmark on belt loop. Still retains gold gilt. Approximately 50mm by 84mm.
French Brass Roller Buckle
$25.00 Excavated in Europe and is either Crimean War or Franco-Prussian War. Approximately 70mm by 25mm. $25.00
US Model 1876 Prairie Wars Cartridge Belt Buckle
$125.00 Excavated at Fort Keogh, Montana. Approximately 60mm by 55mm.
Brunswick Rifle Bullet
$45.00 Brunswick Rifle 2 Groove .69 Caliber Bullet.
Nathanial Oates (Hampshire County, WV) Kentucky Rifle Brass Side Plate
$100.00 Nathanial Oates was born in Hampshire County, West Virginia in 1824. Excellent condition. Approximately 4&1/2 inches in length.
Crimea War British Knapsack Hook
$35.00 Similar to the Civil War variety imported by the Confederates from Great Britain. Excavated at a Crimean War site. The Crimean War is known in Russian history as the Eastern War of 1853-1856 where Russia lost to an alliance of France, Britain, the Ottoman Empire, & Sardinia. Approximate height 50mm.