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* Comes with Leupold scope and sling. Comes with 100 rounds of Winchester Super X .270.

* Comes with original box.

* Gold plated in a commemorative collectible presentation box with original instruction papers.

* Like new condition.

Serial number not found.

Smith & Wesson .22 Target Pistol

Diameter: 38"

Diameter: 38"

40 - M Excellent Condition

Professionally restored. In Good working order.43-1/2" L x 27" D x 35-1/2" H.

25" x 36" x 37" Early painted wood & zinc lined.

Diameter: 48"

Diameter:42" condition issues

44" x 55" framed cardboard highlighting the 1961 Chevy Line up

43" x 50"

33" x 16"

20"

Measures 11" tall x 20-1/2" wide, working condition.

Working Condition. Measures 5" deep x 22" wide x 26" tall. Neon over wood.

7" x 18-1/4" x 18-1/4"

6-1/2" x 18-1/2" x 18-1/2"

12" x 23-1/2"

Measures 11" wide and 17" tall

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* U.S. marked and inspected with factory box and packing wax papers. Comes with extra magazine.

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Can Hold a 1911 or 1911A.

World War II Hitler Spider Poster Lockheed Factory

World War II Uncle Sam Poster Lockheed Factory

World War II P-38 Poster Lockheed Factory

Wanted! Broken Tools WWII Lockheed Factory Poster

1944, US Government Printing Office, US Treasury Poster, linen backed. 31" x 46"

1942, HHL (US Government), Recruitment Poster, linen backed. 28" x 40"

1942, US Government Printing Office. Ordinance Dept Of The US Army, linen backed. 28-1/2" x 40"

1942, US Government Printing Office, linen backed. 22" x 28"

WWI, Artist: James Montgomery Flagg. 25-1/2" x 35"

Original 1914, Artist: Howard Chandler Christy, US Navy Recruitment . Linen backed. 25" x 38"

1943, Anton Otto Fischer (US Government), Office Of War Info Poster, linen backed. 32" x 46"

US Government Printing Office, Linen backed. 22" x 28"

WWI, Artist: Gordon Grant. Navy ships need binoculars and spy glasses. 20 1/2" x 29".

WWI, Artist: Elisworth Young, Fourth Liberty Loans. 27" x 37"

WWI, US Food Administration, linen backed. 21" x 29"

WWI, Artist: Illian, US Food Administration, linen backed. 22" x 29"

"Our Carelessness Their Secret Weapon" U.S. Department Of Agriculture Forest fire poster. linen backed. 20" x 26".

WWI, US Government. 31" x 42"

Size 44.

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* Comes with Factory Sling swivels and pop up rear tang sight. Made in 1926

Antique. Manuf. 1896

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Manuf. 1890.

* Made in 1902

* 1996 Lew Horton Limited Edition. Comes in case with all accessories including 6 rounds, belt buckle, pocket knife and pin marked 1998 S&W. Gold Filled Class C Engraving

* 90% Condition. Made in 1910

* Railway Express ebgraved on back strap from the factory, & marked on holster. Made in 1924.

The Globe Felt Hat Mfg. Co. Reverse Painted Glass. 26" x 26"

17" x 27" x 28"

No visible serial number.

6" x 6" x 11" Brass Tack embellished

80" x 175"

57" x 81" circa 1890-1910 vegetable dye, lazy lines,

50" x 50"

38" x 54"

34" x 52"

21" x 31"

* Made in 1907

* Rare predecessor to 1911 in excellent condition. Made in 1911.

* Factory engraved with pearl grips and Factory Letter. Made in 1927.

In original case

23" x 27" original painting

15-1/2" x 17-1/2" watercolor original painting

Antique Chuck-a-Luck Gambling Dice Shaker

Antique Chuck-a-Luck Gambling Device

Manuf. 1898

With rear tang site

Clyde Rodgers Spurs

Alan Rodgers Spurs

Spotted Star Cowboy Cuffs

Height: 6"

No visible markings. Height:

Height: 7"

Very Rare. Made in 1872. Antique.

Nickel with Steer Head grips

* Colt 2nd Gen SAA .44 Special.

Mfg 1890 Antique.

Finely tooled with silver acorns

Fully Carved Bohlin Saddle

E Garcia Spurs

Vogt Spurs

Boss of the Plains Stetson

Rawhide Riata

Early F A Meanea Loop Seat Saddle. Circa 1900.

Card suite pattern. Excellent condition.

Huntsville Prison Spurs

Mfg 1894. Comes with factory letter. Antique.

U.S. Marked, R.A.C. proof marks, Matching serial #s & proof inspected throughout. Clean even patina, functions smoothly.

Made in 1872. Antique.

1860 Henry rifle, #2984, period engraved "Wm. L. Hymen, Co. H. Western Sharpshooters", showing cornucopia with American flag surrounded by light foliate borders, right side of frame engraved with American eagle clutching arrows and American flag, front left of frame is inscribed "Cole Younger" in crude non-professional script letters which are old, also a brass cover mounted to the barrel area of magazine tube is engraved in similar block letters "Coffieville". This particular rifle is picture on Page 46 of "The Winchester Book", by Madis, and a letter from Patrick Wagner traces the history of this Henry rifle back to the Edwin Wolters Memorial Museum in Shiner, TX. Another letter signed by Julius Wolters Hollmann mentions that the rifle was obtained by Edwin Wolters for his museum in the 1920's where the rifle was won in a Schutzenfest in Cat Springs, Texas. Also a letter from famous Texas gun collector Gaines deGraffenreid documents the acquisition of this Henry rifle from Edwin Wolters and the fact that he allowed it to be pictured in "The Winchester Book" in 1961. Barrel shows a gray/brown patina finish with light to moderate scattered surface pitting and erosion with slightly heavier pitting on the edges and top of barrel and scattered about, but generally fair to good overall, with barrel address mostly visible; frame shows a deep patina and is good to very good with minor dings, mars, scratches and carry marks; stock is good showing four inlays in the right buttstock, three oblong spangles or discs, and a five-pointed star at the center which is German silver: stock shows some weathering, small losses, even wear, carry, several picks and gouges, but generally good overall; buttplace shows a matching patina to the frame; hammer, trigger and lever also show a deep and dark patina; barrel collar has been period changed, rifle coverted to .44 CF, and a removable brass plate has been installed ingeniously at the joint of the barrel protecting an enlarged opening which is cut out of the magazine to facilitate loading without turning the barrel. It is interesting that the name "Cole Younger" is misspelled "Cole Yonger". Cole Younger, the outlaw, was a member of the Quantrille gang and rode with the outlaw brothers Frank and Jesse James. Also, "Coffieville" is a misspelling of "Coffeyville". The connection of Yonger or Younger to Coffeyville is not known. There is some knowledge of the Younger brothers spending time with their sister in Texas who kept her identity and location unknown as the outlaws were probably hiding out there. The Western Sharpshooters were a Civil War special forces unit used as skirmishers and snipers and accompanied Sherman on his march to the sea where they also acted as bodyguards to the person of Gen. Sherman. William Hymen, the original owner, was wounded near Dallas, Georgia, on the campaign to Atlanta. Company archives information confirms Hymen's service in the 66th Ill. Infantry. This rifle has been known in Texas collector's circles since the 1920's and has been displayed by the Edwin Wolters Memorial Museum, Shiner, TX; the Heritage Society Gallery of Texas History, Houston, Texas; and the Ft. Fisher Ranger Museum, Waco, TX. A very interesting Henry rifle whose complete history has never been completely explained and bears further research. Less than ten Western Sharpshooter engraved Henry rifles are known to knowledgeable Civil War collectors. Winner of most Historical Display at this Fall's T.G.C.A. Show -- 2008.

In excellent all original condition

Rare first model with thumb print dust cover. Made In 1875. Antique.

Made in 1890. Antique.

Extremely rare. Made in 1889. Antique.

Nickel. Made circa 1880s. Antique.

14-1/2" x 8"

Length: 15"

Blade: 33", Overall: 40".

Blade: 33", Overall: 39".

Blade: 25-1/2"", Overall: 31".

Blade: 18" , Overall: 23".

Blade: 12" , Overall: 18".

Blade: 23", Overall: 28".

Blade: 14" , Overall: 18-1/2". With Craved horn eagle head handle, original sheath. Blade is engraved "Que Viva" & "El Amor" on either side of the blade.

1" x 9-1/2" x 16-1/2" Hand Embellished old silkscreened material on a carved wood form

Diameter: 4-1/2". Height: 10-1/2"

Stamped Blackinton, Coin Silver. 2" x 2"

Same type of firearm the mexican army would have used during the battle of the alamo & the Texas Revolution. The musket was aquired in Mexico City, many years ago.

Fine, Converted from flint lock rifle. Engraved with M.E. under trigger with sliver trigger guard & barrel bands.

Inspectors Stamp in wood above trigger on left side. "V" on left rear stock (standard mark for viewed". Military slings for shoulder strap, brass straps on barrel. Brass patch box lid, trigger guard and putt plate. Original Ram rod, with additional inspectors marks on left rear top side of barrel. The chain of ownership can start with the knowledge some Mississippi Rifles were sent to Mexico and used by Palice guards. This rifle is in very good condition and could fit in that category a collector living in Mexico City (Lance Aaron) purchased this from a dealer, then moved to San Antonio. It was purchased by the History Shop in 2012, where it has been on display with other Mexican American artifacts

Henry E. Lehman was trained by fellow Lancaster, PA craftsman Melchoir Fordney from 1828-1831. Lehman then worked with George Tryon from 1831-1834 and then finally set out on his own producing contract trade rifles to the Indian Bureau and western traders. His first trade rifles were flintlock full stocks then percussion and ultimately half tocks. By the 1860s Henry Lehman had outsold the competition for the Plains Indian trade. According to records, captured Lehman rifles outnumbered Henrys, Hawkins and Golchers by almost 100 to 1. These short heavy built rifles were built in large caliber flint and percussion for hard use. Their evolution marked the standards for Plains Rifles to come and provided an economical rifle for the common man. No visible Serial number.

Peep site with repairs made over the years on the stock, brass patch box cover. No visible serial number.

Set trigger. No makers mark except on lock plate that has Dayton, which is the name of the pre-made lock plate. No visible serial number.

Percussion that looks to be converted by a local blacksmith. Shows it has been used with the short barrel., it was likely carried on horseback. Heavy octagon would allow for a heavy charge powder, providing greater range for buffalo hunting. Has opening in trigger guard for a set trigger plus repairs have been made with parts from other rifles. Just a common rifle use during the 1840 to 1870 era. No visible serial number.

English Isaac Hollis & Sons Matching Belt Percussion Pistols in case. Comes with all accessories. Circa 1840s

Palmetto Armory Confederate Civil War Musket

In very good condition. Lots of original finish, all original & fresh to the market.

Less than 1000 made. Manuf. 1870s.

Southern inlays in grips. Made in 1860. Antique.

Earliest government contracted knives for issuance to companies of "Riflemen" of the U.S. Army. Circa late 1830s. 14 inches overall with 9-1/2" single edge, straight blade with an accentuated slanted spear

* 7-1/2" Barrel. 90+% Condition, all original. Made in 1906

* With Colt factory letter. First gun shipped to Galveston after hurricane in 1900. 5-1/2" barrel.

* 4-3/4" Barrel, Factory engraved & silver plated with pearl grips and Factory letter. Made in 1913.

Wonderful horn grips showing extensive use and age. The holster is a period tacked example favored by cowboys and Vaqueros. Both sides of the frame have a small JP on them. These were applied to with some care.

Antique. Manuf. 1870s.

Mounted on marble base. 11" x 13" x 25"

Dated Augts 9, 1927. 16-1/2" x 32" by J Renwick Metheny

7" x 13-1/2" x 16"

Mirror: 20" x 25". Horns protrude out 14". marked Max Anderson Maker

"Aventuras Emocionantes" No 1-60, missing 4,8,10,18,21,22,29,37, and 52 In spanish, from Mexico

2-1/2" x 6" x 8" circa 1906

3" x 4" x 8"

Length: 32" Bright graphics, paper mache circa 1890s-1910

Inscribed May Lillie 1893 on barrel and "May Lillie Champion Of The World 1893" on stock. May was known to offer her World Championship rifle to anyone who could beat her in a shooting match. Wonderful piece of Wild West Show lure. She was married to Pawnee Bill. In 2011 she was inducted into the Cowgirl Hall Of Fame. Comes with photo of May Lillie & Pawnee Bill.

4-1/2" x 6"

Winchester 1886 Deluxe 40-82 With Set Trigger. Winchester factory letter that states the gun was engraved at Winchester factory & shipped in 1888 to "Ernst Dosch - San Antonio Texas" who was one of the owners of The Buckhorn Saloon.

With rear tang site. Manuf. 1895.

With rear tang site.

Antique. Revolutionary War era gun.

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* With leather case.

Sam Holt Double Barrel 12 Gauge Shotgun

Double sided. 60" x 18"

10" x 4"

B Niekirk Xenia Ohio Unknown size. circa 1830-1850s

Collection Of 5 Antique Hunting / Bowie Knives

Hand Signed by Eugene Goldbeck in pencil. 15" x 17-1/2" Albert Einstein, Arizona 1922 At Hopi House, Grand Canyon

Engraved Double Barrel Flintlock Shotgun

Two piece. Top: 50" L x 9" D x 68"H. Bottom: 55-1/2" L x 19-1/2" D x 37-1/2" H. Top piece fits down in the base making total assembled height approx. 94-1/2" H. Custom built down to the Sand cast Alamo door pulls. Truly one of a kind. Was built as a test run for production. Unit cost would have been $10,000, so this was the only one ever built. A true one off

Unique Rounded end design. With key. 72" L x 25" D x 39" H.

Colt Lightning .38 & San Saba Texas Holster

* Colt SAA .45 Cuno Helfricht Engraved

Antique Authentic Texas Ranger D Co. Badge

Tooled King Ranch Saddle

Winchester 1894 SRC Rare .25-35

Winchester 1892 SRC .38

Double Barrel Coach Gun With TEXAS Tacked in Stock

Antique. 7-1/2" Barrel. Bone stag grips. Manuf. 1892.

Antique.. Manuf. 1888.

* Rare Half-Round/Half-Octagon Short Rifle. Manuf. 1911

Antique. Original nickel finish. Manuf. 1860

Winchester Model 1885 Low Wall .22

Antique. Manuf. 1891

* Manuf. 1918

* Weatherly .22 Semi Automatic Rifle

* Excellent condition.

* Professionally customized / sporterized. Custom stock front and rear sights. Glass beaded barrel.

Double-sided. 43" x 61": With Bracket

Circa 1900s. 9-1/2" x 11" x 13". German immigrant Charles Apelt . The family enterprise included novelties made from armadillos such as baskets, lamps, wall hangings, and operated for about 70 years in Comfort, Texas.

Early 1900s. 5" x 6-1/2" x 7-1/2"

Excellent Condition. 5" x 11" x 78"

Circa 1880-1900. Base" 10" x 10". Height: 56"

16" x 20" x 23"

Late 1800s - early 1900s. 10-1/2" x 10-1/2" x 31"

Early 1900/Late 1800. Paper labels are in excellent condition

oak rack is marked National Biscuit Co. With assortment of early 20th Century Crackers Tins

Early 1900s, Rail shipping. Diameter: 19", Height: 17"

Complete restoration. 1.1hp, Smallest Evinrude Motor ever built.

2-1/2" x 4-1/2" x 7"

Circa 1940-1950. 4" x 6"

3 Total, Largest measures 12-1/2" x 5"

Re-nickeled, Includes New old stock cloth hose and nickel ends.

Early 1900s. 1" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4"

Quart

Gulf Spray, Purity Oil, & Mother Penn

Set Complete with joker. 1" x 3" x 3-1/2"

MobilOil and MobilGas. February, April, May and June 1939; October, 1936. 18" x 28"

Deco Houston Hart's Marker. 18" D x 28" H Marked Gulf Brewing

10-1/2" x 14" x 16"

8" x 14" x 18"

9" x 5.5"

11" x 7" Cast Iron

10-1/2" x 26-1/2"

36" x 24"

45" x 45"

22" x 27" x 59" Restored

24" x 24" x 47" Scarce. Needs restoration

12" x 16"

13.5" x 5"

Dr. Pepper Ice Cold Sold Here Tin Sign. 28" x 20"

27" x 17"

27" x 17"

27" x 17"

26" x 16"

14" x 47-1/2"

17" x 5

13" x 5"

12" x 4"

13" x 5" x5"

9" x 6" x 3"

24" x 16" x 13.5"

Diameter: 9-1/2", Height: 14" repaired dispenser converted to a lamp

3-1/2" x 13-1/2" x 16-1/2"

10" x 11" x 16"

Circa 1940-1950s. Diameter: 22".

Diameter: 16"

Excellent condition.

New Frame. 12" x 23"

4 Cars total. Each car is approx. 5" x 6-1/2" x 11-1/2".

7" x 8" x 9"

10" x 17" x 20"

2-1/2" x 17-1/2" x 21"

2" x 15" x 19-1/2"

Larger Depot Size.12-1/2" x 26" x 27".

Includes early Missouri Pacific Railroad advertising items

23-1/2" x 21-1/2"

Logo marked on top and on side, 10" x 7" x 5"

Diameter: 9", Height: 43" New York Central Line Marked

Early 1900s. 56" x 90"

Two Seater With hard rubber tires. 16" x 36" x 85"

RARE. 5" x 7"

6 Piece Set

Early 1900s. Diameter: 9-1/2"

Five Pieces, 3 bowls and 2 saucers. Bowls: 4-1/2" D, Saucers: 5-1/2" D.

1920s, 1940s. Plate: 10" D. Bowl: 5-1/2" D.

Firestone Tire Co Top Marked Dinner Plate

Bottom is marked Phillips 66. Height: 5", Diameter: 7"

35" x 30"

21" x 25" out of Mexico. Glass is older than the frame.

Blade: 33", Overall: 40". Possibly Jeweler made. Very light & finely made. Acquired in Mexico

Antique. Bone grips. With holster. No visible serial number.

Embossed with Mexican Snake & Eagle, Estados Unidos Mexicanos Ejercito, Circa 1910-1918. With strap and original stopper. Diameter: 7.5".

Blade:7" , Overall: 12".

Blade: 9" , Overall: 15". foiund in South Texas

Blade:10" , Overall: 15".

S.D. Myres El Paso Texas With heart conchos and 101 pattern on legs.

Marked Hanley, Pendleton, OR. Floral hand carved on yokes.

Youth chaps with spots.

"S" Shanks and large conchos with eagle's engraved with lots of silver dots and rein chains. 3" x 6" x 10".

Fancy hand carved head stall with sterling silver buckle and conchos marked GSG. Comes with silver mounted card suit bit, prison made, Chains and reins with silver diamonds.

With original reins.

Beautiful firearm style engraving. 3" x 6" x 10"

7 Large conchos: 2-1/2" x 3", 8 Smaller conchos: 2-1/2" x 1-1/4", 1 buckle: 3-1/2" x 2-3/4".

No markings, Length: 29"

No markings, Length: 24"

Marked Sterling signed JW. Length:21-1/2"

No markings. Length: 17-1/2"

Length: 27"

2" x 1-1/2"

131" x 69"

Marked P-27 .925. 24" L.

No markings. Length: 29"

No markings

Sterling

Buck Steiner Saddle Austin, Texas

Stan Fonsen Custom Tooled & Sliver Show Saddle

Vintage Visilia Saddle

Previous owners: Herb Raine, Bar 24 Ranch, & Reno Nevada

Mexican Sonoran Spurs

August Buermann Spurs

Booger Red pattern.

Found in Kimble County, just north of Junction on Hwy. 83.

"When Clowns Were King" 1972. 10" x 17" x 11-1/2". 7/20.

Diameter: 3/4"

Marked: Mexico 925. Length: 16"

22" x 36" x 45"

20" x 20" x 28" with original unique craved pull & Art Nuevo / Art Deco carved tulips.

Diameter: 17", height: 6"

2" x 3-1/2"

With ornate inlay. 7-1/2" Blade

6-1/2" Blade

Circa turn of the century. 5-1/2" Blade.

Early 1900s. 9" Blade.

Leather Jacket, made in Tamaulipas, Mexico. Child's Leather Jacket, marked CCS on inside.

Unknown size.

32" x 56" May be missing from your local mexican restaraunt that opened in the 1940s or 1950s. Just kidding

24-1/2" x 36-1/2"

46" D

Photograph was taken by Charles Steale San Antonio Tx. April 15, 1919

25" x 32" "Midnight Race on the Mississippi" Sign

* With Crimson trace laser grips.

* Remington 870 Compact 20 GA Pump Shotgun

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* Measures 29" long

1942, HHL (US Government), Recruitment Poster, linen backed. 28" x 40"

WWII, US Government Print Office, linen backed. 32" x 46"

WWII Hitler Spider Lockheed Plant Poster

WWII Uncle Sam Lockheed Factory Poster

WWII Lockheed "Handle Parts with Care" Poster

WWII, Artist: Walter L Greene, Destroyer Ship Ad from US Government. Linen backed. 27" x 42".

WWI, Artist: Crawford, 25-1/2" x 34"

1943, Artist: Xavier Gonzales, WFD 883, Treasury Department. 14" x 20".

WWI, Artist: J Allen St John, Liberty Bond Ad. 20" x 30".

22" x 28".

WWII, US Government, Planning savings, US Treasury Department. 21 1/2" x 31 1/2".

WWI, US Government Printing Office,"Keep The Huns Retreating!", linen backed. 14" x 17". Missing piece lower left

1942, Anton Otto Fischer (US Government), Office Of War Info Poster #24, linen backed. 28" x 37"

1943, Universal Studios. Inspired by Fighting Sons of Texas A&M. 26" x 41"

WWI, Artist: SL Bush, linen backed. 24" x 28".

1942, US Government Printing Office, linen backed. 28" x 40".

November 2-11, 1919. Third Red Cross Roll Call Poster, linen backed. 19" x 32".

Third Red Cross Roll Call Nov 2-11, 1919. 191/2" x 291/2".

1943, Artist: Norman Rockwell, Office Of War Info Poster #45, 28" x 40".

Unknown size.

Commercial Luger in .30 caliber (7.65mm) Post WW1 DWM 1920s Matching numbers on all grips and magazine. Left grip has a small chip under the safety. Blueing and strawed parts are very good. Crown over N proofs. Stamped Germany on the Front of the framer under the barrel. VG rifling.

* Matching serial numbers. Bright clean bore. Matte parkerized slide and barrel, blued frame. Very light scratches on slide and black. Plastic grips. 7/64 and import mark on right side of slide. Very good overall.

* With enlarged trigger guard for gloves. Manuf. after 1940. Magazine hard to remove.

* Excellent condition.

* Black polymer frame. Loaded chamber indicator. 10 plus 1 capacity. Excellent condition. 3 Dot Adjustable sight.

* Matching serial numbers. Timing good. Test fired. Very good. fully funtioning

* With Bushnel 4x32.

Powder horn and two ammo balls.

Antique. Circa 1870s.

13-1/2" x 16-1/2"

Trooper in hat, battle shirt, knee high boots. Some emulsion loss near his hand on chair, half case only . Copy of Confederate Veterans Magazine

Un-gilded button on shoulder strap is Block I, small chip to emulsion by his nose, color tinted but fading, same image published in Confederate Veterans Magazine. Article included.

New Orleans, LA. Photo taken by Oppenheimer of Mobile, AL. Rare War time photo.

Pictured with Musket and bayonet. Soldier is identified as T. Ignace of Louisiana's 32nd Infantry Regiment. Photo is professionally matted and framed. Same image is printed in Confederate Veterans Magazine. Copy of article included. 25" x 31"

Was re-blued at one time but most of patina has come off. Top of barrel has "Bacon MF'G Co Norwich Con. Cylinder doesn't turn and has scattered pitting and rust spots. Still displays well though. Serial #366

Converted to percussion. Made in 1833, smooth bore. The fore stock has been shortened, possibly during Civil War for reissue to militia or cavalry. Many of these were found in Southern arsenals at beginning of the war. Comes with .69 ball. Made in Connecticut by Johnson. Overall length is 54". Musket does cock and fire.

1 - $100, 1 - $50, 1 - $20, 1 - $10, 1 - $5, 1 - $1, and a 50 cent note.

States include: South & North Carolina, Missouri, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi, Virginia, & Florida.

3/4" x 1" RARE Confederate stamp

1 Postmarked, 1 unused, 1 hand cancelled.

Unused. 7/8" x 1-1/8". Very rare stamp.

1861 on cover. 7/8" x 1-1/8".

Rose colored, post marked. 7/8" x 1-1/8". Rare.

One cent & two cents stamp. Dies lost at sea and recovered in 1920s.

George Washington "Twenty Cent" Unused 1863. Jefferson Davis "Five Cent" issues of 1861, one post marked and one hand-cancelled. Jefferson Davis "Five Cent" 1862 Post Marked. Andrew Jackson "Two Cent" 1863 unused.

Generals Lee & Grant (Wood Mounted. 4" x 7"). 1st Bull Run (Note the Confederate Flag, wood mounted. 4" x 7"). General Beauregard (wood mounted. 4" x 7). Circa 1890s.

Louisiana Shoulder Belt Plate. Die struck brass, dark patina, no belt loops on reverse. Plate 297 on page 164 of Mullinex's Expanded Edition book "Confederate Belt Buckles & Plates". 2-1/4" x 2-3/4".

With arrow belt loops on reverse. Lead fill on back and has some corrosion. Many Rebs wore these upside down making the "US" a "SN" for Southern Nation.

Militia Eagle Belt Plate Used from 1850 to 1865, Used by both sides during war. Figure 226 on Page 232 of "Plates and Buckles of the Am. Military 1795-1874" by Kerksis. Good condition. British Enfield Snake Belt Buckle, Dug, accurate design of snake, Plate 203 on page 115 of "Confederate Belt Buckles and Plates" by Mullinax (expanded Edition).

Same one as on page 148 of Lord's "Civil War Collectors Encyclopedia, Vol I & II. Complete but extremely fragile condition. Comes with Civil War fork and 2 knives.

Soldier is wearing uniform of Louisiana Crescent Infantry. Comes with copy of Confederate Veterans Magazine showing same image. 8" x 10"

Rebel in shell jacket, gilded buttons, ambro is cracked but in stable condition. Case missing lid. 3-1/4" x 2-3/4"

Kepi with dark blue facing and single gold braided trim. Infantry. 2" x 2-1/2"

Man in civilian clothes with regulation CS Infantry Kepi. 2" x 2-1/2"

3 UCV Ribbons from Louisiana. 1915 La. Div. UCV Reunion & Monument Unveiling, 1915 La. Div. UCV reunion and unveiling of Beauregard Monument in New Orleans. Very large. 3" x 10"; 1917 LA Veterans, Blue/Gray Reunion Ribbon, Vicksburg, Mississippi. 2" x 6-1/2"; 1917 LA Division Staff UCV Reunion Ribbon, Alexandria, LA. 2-1/2" x 6-1/2"

2" x 4-1/2"

1903 UCV Reunion Stick Pin & Ribbons, New Orleans, LA. 1" x 3". 1903 New Orleans, LA Large Reunion Medal

1-1/2" x 2-1/2"

1/2" x 4"; General Beauregard Real Photo In CDV Mount, Blind stamped right front side "Potters Patent March 7, 1865". Looks to be taken in real life. Rare. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Beauregard Photo, Neck up view, no B/M. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Beauregard Photo, Open tunic with epaulets, no B/M, name printed below. 2-1/2" x 4”; General Beauregard Photo, No B/M. 2-1/2" x 4".

General Albert S. Johnson Photo, General Johnson of Texas, Killed at Shiloh. No B/M. 2-1/2" x 4”; Card Photo Of General Harry Hays Of Louisiana, Card trimmed at bottom, no B/M, rare image. Same image used in Confederate Veterans Magazine Article, copy included; General Sterling Price Photo, No B/M. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Joe Johnson Photo, No B/M. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Polk Photo, Photo by Anthony from Brady negative. Killed at Pine Mountain, GA, 1864. 2-1/2" x 4"; Generals Of The South Photo, Water stains and creases. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Kirby Smith Photo, No B/M. 2-1/2" x 4"; General Bragg Photo, Photo by Walker, Great Britain. 2-1/2" x 4"

President Jefferson Davis Advertisement Card, Dated 1887. 4" x 6"; Vice President Alex Stephens Photo, Engraved by Bufford of Boston. 2-1/2" x 4"; President Jefferson Davis Photo, Engraved by Bufford of Boston; John Slidell, Cs Ambassador To France Photo, By New York Photo Company. 2-1/2" x 4"; John Slidell, Cs Ambassador To France Photo, Photo by Anthony From Bady negative, dark image.

General Lee in civilian clothes by Littleton Viewing, copyright 1884. 3-1/2" x 7"

Jastremski served in the 10th Louisiana Infantry during the war. Copy of bio from Confederate Veterans Magazine included.

Confederate States Army Brig. General, Ex Governor of Louisiana. Written by Sarah Dorsey. Printed in New Orleans in 1866. Has been rebound, excellent condition.

Printed in New Orleans in 1899. Contains info on how UCV was formed and by whom. Hard bound, very good condition.

1/9th Plate Ruby Ambrotype Period Copy Of Photo (Man in pleated battle shirt. Half case missing. 2" x 2-1/2"). 1/6th Plate Ambrotype Photo, Youth in shell jacket with piping on cuff. Same type of uniform worn by 18th & 19th Louisiana Infantry. Comes in half case, lid missing. 3-1/4" x 2-3/4". Small Tintype Photo Of Civilian & Rebel, Rebel is wearing a 6 wood button shell jacket with top bottom missing, stand up collar, and some emulsion loss above his head. 2-1/2" x 4"

Original Box and bottle of Tichenor's Antiseptic with patent date of 1893, complete May 1907 Confederate Veteran's Magazine with advertisment for Tichenor's antiseptic. January 1923 UCV Special Order #2 about death of Tichenor. Complete April 1923 Confederate Veteran's Magazine with Tichenor's bio and obituary. Hard bound reprint of all 1901 Confederate Veteran's Magazines by National Historical Society (includes Tichenor's bio on page 67).

19" Blade.

"Confederate Chieftains" Framed Engraving, Circa 1890s. 9-1/2" x 12". "Rebel Generals" Color Tinted Engraving, Circa 1890s. 9" x 11".

"Civil War Relics Of The Western Campaigns" (By Charles Harris. Original dust cover. Copyright 1987. 3rd Printing in 1992. 261 Pages. Like new condition. "Field Artillery Projectiles Of The Am. Civil War". By Thomas Dickey & Peter George. Printed 1993. 552 Pages. Like new condition. "Confederate Longarms & Pistols", By Richard Hill & Williams Anthony. 1st Edition with printing 5000 copies. Copyright 1978. 304 pages, like new condition. "Civil War Projectiles II", By W. Reid McKee & M.E. Mason Jr. Copyright 1980, 192 pages plus 11 page supplement, like new condition.

"The Meeting Of The Blue & Gray" Sheet Music, Dated 1915. Also includes "The Boys Who Wore The Southern Gray" Circa 1900s. 16" x 20"; "Battle Of Gettysburg" Framed Sheet Music, With color litho of Pickett's Charge. Dated 1917. 12" x 16"; "The Blue & Gray March" Framed Sheet Music, 12" x 15". Circa 1924; "The Original Dixie Land" Framed Sheet Music, Dated 1918. 12" x 16"; "Love The Whole United States" Framed Sheet Music, Dated 1913, 13" x 16"; September 1864 Issue Of "Harper's Weekly", Front page illustration of capture of 13th Louisiana Infantry Regiment Flag. 12" x 16".

2 La. Staff buttons Made by Superior Quality, England. Page 151, plate 16, but back mark unlisted by Albert; La. Crescent Inf. Regt. (24th Inf. Regt) button by Superfin, Paris. Plate 28, page 152 of Albert’s “Record of Am. Uniform & Hist. Buttons, Bicentennial Edition”. Unreported maker by Albert as he only lists TW & W of Paris; La. State seal, staff button by Terry & Juden Co., page 150-151, plate 14 of Albert’s bicentennial book; La. Staff button by Scoville, page 151, plate 15 of Albert’s book; UCV cuff button by Superior Quality, unlisted, possible re-strike; Confed. Naval button by Fermin & Sons, 153 Stand, London. Albert lists these as unauthenticated, page 363-364 but a check with the button maker shows they made buttons under this logo from 1875 to 1894. Probably made for Confederate veterans uniforms; Confed. Staff Officer button dug near Vicksburg. Cannot see button logo. Lots of corrosion and chip on rim. Page 357, plates 19 to 22 of Albert’s book; Block I Confed. infantry button, low convex, no back, dug. Page 375, plate 182 of Albert’s book; Block I Confed. infantry button, low convex, no back, dug, very broad I. Page 375, plate 185A of Albert’s book; Block I Confed. infantry button, non-dug, narrow I, page 375, please 185B. Confed. local.

8 Coupons still attached. 16" x 20".

Signed & Numbered. 1104/2000. Professionally framed. 28" x 25"

Signed & Numbered 1055/1400. Professionally framed. Certificate of Authenticity attached to back. 32" x 38"

Professionally Framed. Dated May 5, 1864. 21" x 21"

Dated August 12, 1862. Professionally Framed. 21" x 17"

Showing Confederate Battle Flags. All Dated 1885. 25" x 37"

One case glass is cracked. Both cases measure: 2" x 11" x 30"

72" tip to tip.

87-1/2" L.

Circa 1920s, In original case.

* Ruger .22 Target Pistol

* Comes with holster.

* Astra Constable .380 Pistol

8" x 16" x 16"

5-1/2" x 9" x 13".

Measures 4 3/4" tall.

Circa 1920s. Diameter: 8"

Blade: 28". Slight curved blade, engraved and personalized. Steel guard & basket. Metal back strap frames notched bakelite handle. Leather cord with knot. Steel scabbard

Circa 1850, 7.5" Blade

Made from U.S. Cavalry picket pin scabbard, Blade: 7.25", Overall Length: 12.5". Originally from Don Yena collection.

Blade: 8"

Three Springfield trapdoor bayonets, Model 1873 & ? One with scabbard.

Dated 1892 on brass guard. Polished steel blade with brass guard and extensions to secure blade. Turned wood grip. Hand made Springfield Armory. Dark Leather scabbard with brass throat and belt clip. Handmade Watervlet Arsenal.