Civil War Artifacts & Gun Auction

The marking is worn to the point that you can not read it, but the old stamping that is readable is Bridesburg, Md., 1863. The musket measures some 5

No makers markings, threaded screw opening for the charge, 4" diameter, numerous dents and scratches, 10 pound weight.

Found in Fredericksburg, Va., this Spencer Carbine Shell measures some 1 1/2" long. No visible makers marking.

Starr Arms Co., New York, Patent. Jan. 10, 1856, 6 Shot 44 Cal. Walnut handle, stamped number on the cylinder of 1803 and matching number on the top o

Feb. 17, 1864, possibly signed by Darby fold lines and edge tears, 7" long by 3" tall.

Appears to be red clay, old display tag identifies this as being a Confederate Pipe Whitetop, may be a 2 mold seam that is hidden in the paneled rib s

Very dark navy blue or faded black, appears to be wool, holes and separations, interior liner intact, old label partially visible from New York, origi

Appears to be braided like a chain with tassels on the ends, Khaki coloring, tied 13" long including the tassels. Good condition.

From Rich Mountain Battlefield, 3 Bullets, 1 Mini Ball & 1 Grape Shot, all dug at this spot, mounted on a fitted board.

Bullet that was found embedded in a tree at Rich Mountain Battlefield, 2" long by 1 1/4" wide.