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.

Measuring some 7/8" long, no markings, Civil War era.

With markings for shot measures on the side, this powder dram appears to be either steel or iron and white metal plated with the numbers as well as me

Identified with a tag as being Will Handy of Wheeling, Va., before it became West Virginia, 2 3/4" wide by 3 1/4" tall, original oval orna...

Either brass or bronze and heavy from casting, 5 1/4" long by 1 3/4" wide, the top ornament for a guidon that was used by the cavalry. Thi...

Stamped on the back, O Rogers & Bros German Silver, early pattern, teaspoon size, covered with old what may be dirt surface. Owners along the w...

Used to fire a percussion gun, this cap is from the Civil War era, encrusted surface.

Iron Grape Shot found in Fredericksburg, Va., battlefield, 1 3/8" diameter, surface as you would expect with pitting and wear.

This canteen has no puns intended been through the war, the tin metal sides have been pierced with swords, the rim is broken from the frame, the drink

Stamped on the brass area closest to the mouth piece, Made in Czechoslovakia, putting this more into the anniversary dates as opposed to actual Civil

Triangular shaped steel or polished iron, leather sheath with brass endings on the sheath, markings on the bayonet are K over ? 27 over 6/88 on anothe