1800's Militaria Nondug
Civil War Carbine Sling Belt Rig – SALE PENDING
$550.00 Complete sling belt with buckle, batwing and carbine hook. Approximately 2.5 inch width and 53 inch length. Leather is in very nice condition and easily pliable. Has marking which shows in last photo.
Militia Officer Waist Belt Plate Wreath
$1200.00 Enlisted ca. 1826-1834. Similar to Plate 118 on Page 83 and Plate 122 on Page 86 in book AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by Michael J. O'Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. Marked with Roman Numeral IX on rear. Has remains of silver gilt. Approximately 50mm by 80mm.
Hard Rubber Syringe
$35.00 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.
British Victorian Officer’s Belt Plate
$175.00 Gilted cast brass with applied center having silver lion over crown attached. Both pieces benchmarked 6. Approximately 49mm by 85mm.
Spencer Carbine Bridle & Screw
$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.
British 4th Regiment Buckle Half
$95.00 May be from Crimean War. Not sure if silver or silver plated. Disk portion attached to bar. Belt loop height approximately 46mm.
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.
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