$600.00 Complete with sword hangers. Same as Plate 644 on Page 390 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Their Remarks: Officers’ style illustrated in the Schuyler, Hartley & Graham catagogue. Buckle and keeper each marked 87. Buckle size without keeper approximately 50mm by 85mm.
$85.00 Marked THE I.R. COMB CO GOODYEAR 1851. I.R. stood for India Rubber. There is a hairling on one side which shows in third photo. Still a very solid and well marked hard rubber item. Approximate length closed 6.25 inches.
$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.
$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.
$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.
$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.
$25.00 Made by Spencer Repeating Rifle Company of Boston, Massachusetts. One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms. Bridle & Screw in excellent original condition. Original Spencer parts.