1800’s Militaria Nondug
Large Break Away Stirrups
$175.00 Break away stirrup pair. One of the pressing fears of most cavalry troops was to be dragged to death by getting their foot caught in their stirrups. Nice condition. Approximate height 5.75 inches.
1874 Waist Belt Plate
$75.00 1874 Pattern waist belt plate. Enlisted ca. 1874-1890. Similar to Plate 914 on Page 542 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Approximately 50mm by 77mm.
1851 Pattern Eagle Sword Belt Plate with Keeper
$325.00 Regulation 1851 Pattern waist belt plate. Enlisted ca. 1861. Similar to Plate 623 on Page 379 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Approximately 52mm by 84mm without keeper.
Civil War Brass Tourniquet
$325.00 Unmarked so most likely US manufacture. Excellent condition. Used for stopping the flow of blood through a vein or artery during amputations.
1874 Waist Belt Plate
$85.00 1874 Pattern waist belt plate. Enlisted ca. 1874-1890. Similar to Plate 914 on Page 542 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Approximately 52mm by 75mm.
Spencer Carbine Receiver & Barrel
$475.00 Receiver made by Spencer Repeating Rifle Company of Boston, Massachusetts. One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms. Barrel is for 56-50 cartridge and has three groove rifling. This was added as part of the Springfield Armory alteration. Exterior can be judged by photos. Bore looks good with strong lands… Continue reading Spencer Carbine Receiver & Barrel
Spencer Carbine Lever
$125.00 Made by Spencer Repeating Rifle Company of Boston, Massachusetts. One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms. Lever in excellent original condition. Original Spencer parts.
Brass Confederate Spur – SALE PENDING
$125.00 Heavy Brass Confederate Spur. Opening approximately 3.25 inches. Overall length approximately 5.25 inches. Iron rowel spends freely.
1874 Palmer Waist Belt Plate
$155.00 1874 Pattern Palmer Brace System waist belt plate. Infantry enlisted ca. 1874-1876. Identical to Plate 927 on Page 549 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Approximately 55mm by 83mm.
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