1800's Militaria Nondug
Turnverein Belt Buckle ID H Winkler
$450.00 The Turnverein were a paramilitary German-American athletic society founded in 1848 in Cincinnati, Ohio. There was a H. Winkler in the 9th Ohio during the Civil War. Approximately 50mm by 78mm.
Militia Panel Plate – SALE PENDING
$150.00 Similar to Plate 403 on Page 256 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O'Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Stamped brass. This is heavier pattern like those excavated in Civil War sites. Approximately 57mm by 85mm.
Model 1859 Sharps Carbine Butt Plate Without Patch Box Cutout
$125.00 Original condition with very nice case color remaining. This is for the 2nd Model Maynard.
Model 1859 Sharps Carbine Butt Plate With Patch Box Cutout
$95.00 Original condition with some blue color remaining.
Model 1860 Spencer Carbine Lock Plate
$85.00 Original condition with some case color remaining.
1851 Officer’s Sword Belt Plate
$350.00 Similar to Plate 606 on Page 370 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O'Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Eagle faces arrows. Very unusual pattern. Benchmark Roman Numeral III on rear. Approximately 50mm by 82mm.
Virginia Waist Belt Plate
$3500.00 Identical to Figure 28 on Page 39 of book VIRGINIA MILITARIA OF THE CIVIL WAR by Howard R. Crouch. Used by immediate pre-war Virginia militia units. Approximately 50mm by 70mm.
Brass .31 Caliber Bullet Mold
$95.00 Original as found brass bullet mold for casting .31 caliber round and conical bullets. I have never seen another one of these where the conical cavity is next to the hinge. All others I have seen have the round cavity next to the hinge. From an old home near Edinburg, Virginia.
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