Civil War Collectibles

Good, but of course dug from Texas!

The perfect addition to a reenactment costume, this CSA/US Civil War Infantry Horn Badge is a period accurate accessory to a hat or kepi. This Insignia Pin is constructed from stamped brass with great accuracy and attention to detail.

Robert E. Lee's saddle he used throughout the civil war is without a doubt the most revered priceless item of that time. This museum quality saddle is an exact replica in every detail. The master craftsmen that made this saddle did so after spending a fair amount of time with Lee's actual saddle in the museum of the Confederacy.

These restrikes were made by Robert Bashlow in 1961, who used the original (defaced) 1861 dies made by engraver Robert Lovett. Lovett was afraid he would be charged with treason for aiding the Confederacy and so he cancelled the dies.

This is a very nice and rare WJ McElroy D guard bowie knife from the civil war era, circa 1861. Excellent forged blade with a heavy patina. Boldly marked on the blade W.J. McElroy and possibly MACON below that, its hard to make out what is below the first line of the mark.

This sheet is printed one side only and is folded at the center to measures about 5” x 8”. This is the songster for RALLY CRY OF FREEDOM – Tune “Battle Cry of Freedom”. This songster features colorful American flag illustrations and a battle scene.

Pair of original antique civil war cavalry boots with spurs. see photos. leather is in great condition. Has pegged soles. They have a great original set of spurs with their leather ties and enamel buckles.

For sale here is a US Civil War Reenactor's Confederate Butternut Handmade Artillery Uniform Coat. The coat is in good used condition and looks really good. The body of the coat is made of a coarse butternut wool and the collar and sleeve chevron are made of a red wool felt.

Indian Wars style Cavalry hat. This black felt Civil War style slouch hat was also worn by Union and Confederate soldiers and officers. Sweat band. Provide head size.

For sale here is a US Civil War Union Officer’s Vest With Real?. The front of the vest is made of a fine black wool felt and the back is made of a fine white cotton. The vest features two hip pockets, one left breast pocket, back tensioner, and five button front closure.

This is an excellent example of a classic man’s vest or waistcoat from the mid-1800's, Civil War period, and even possibly a bit earlier. The front is a multi-color brocade pattern. The back is light brown polished cotton and the interior is light blue polished cotton.

Steel blade is 36” with brass grip, pommel and knuckle guard. Based on the US M1840 NCO sword, this Confederate version has “CSA” cast into the outer clam shell guard. Black leather scabbard has brass throat with hook, and brass tip with drag.

My name is Leonard Short and I have combined my two careers of goldsmith/jewelry designer and artifact restoration to create a line of metal detecting jewelry. This pendant is a precision replica, modeled from a Civil War era local-made Confederate Alabama Militia "Map On Tree" State seal button (Alberts AB7B / Tice AB204) that was worn during the American Civil War by Alabama troops, as the subject!

It, at one time, was encased as you can see the oval outline of the case matting. Most interesting is the camp background showing an "exclusionary flag". In this case, I count 18 stars where examples of this design generally show 19 stars.

Measures roughly 43" by 24" and 46 1/2" by 27 1/2" framed. No tears, but some old staining and dirt behind the glass. Better than many I have seen of this print. 16 images. Each can be supersized.

State of California Civil War Testimonial Dated 1881, signed by Governor George Perkins and Adjutant General Samuel RacKus. 14" x 17", overall frame approx. 20" x 23".

Civil War solder member of GAR service record testimonial, Enlisted in Sept 1863 Discharged in August 1865 Company A 3rd Battalion, 15th Regiment US volunteer infantry, listed dates and location of battles. Dedicated in 1903, Has numerous creases as shown but will display nicely

This US Army Indian Wars CAVALRY OFFICER JOHN WAYNE STYLE BIB FRONT RIDING SHIRT is a high quality MODERN REPRODUCTION by the famous What Price Glory. Most interestingly, it's a roomy Size 44, boasts the classic 10 button bib front, and is complete with all of the white plastic buttons throughout.

Highly detailed! Excellent quality! Made of Cow Hide w/Fur. Fur Color may vary. They are mixed Brown and white, and possibly Black. 17" tall x 16" wide. Comes with heavy White Leather closure straps with Brass Buckles, 3-Blanket Roll Straps with Brass Buckles, and 2-adjustable Shoulder Straps, (2-positions w/wooden pegs to hold in place).

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR BEARDED SOLDIER ?. SHAPED MEERSCHAUM & AMBER PIPE BOXED. An antique meerschaum pipe, very finely carved as a civil war soldier (or similar) with a very long beard, with an amber mouth piece and housed in a fitted box.