Civil War Artifacts & Gun Auction

Blade with Soligen marking, reverse side marked E. H. Qito Curdts, grip area coming unraveled, sheath with dents as you would expect, blade length 3...

Late 19th Century, inked initials inside of A. G., frets missing, small nicks to sides, no visible splits, age cracks to the back side but not split,

Old label states this is a Confederate Fighting Knife cut down from a Nathan Starr Sword, no visible makers marking, clearly cut down from something,

In two pieces, this officers epaulet found at Fredericksburg, Va., by F. De Santis has no makers markings and clearly has been dug years ago. Overall

Allegedly found on the battlefield at Fredericksburg, Virginia by Frank De Santis, these 9 buttons appear to be brass of various sizes and origins, so

One horn, and one of cannon barrels broken with the pieces there, all appear to be brass and there is no markings as to castings or origins.

Old label with this states that this came from the Rich Mt. Battlefield in Beverly, West Virginia. This sword belt plate appears to be bronze on anoth

Confederate States of America 8 March, 1864, One Hundred Dollars, signed by a Venable and made out to a Rev. Mr. Smith, number 120 and has a coupon fo

Found in Fredericksburg, Va., oval shape, 3 1/2" long, noted with old label on the back as being found by Frank DeSantis. No doubt, this is an ...

Swallowtail and circular star pattern flag from 1863-1865, would likely have been carried by a cavalry squadron, handmade flag, pole height is 6 feet,