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Civil War Cavalry Saber 1864 by Roby
Militaria: Civil War
Brandywine Militaria 
695.00
Very clean Civil War cavalry saber by Roby dated 1864. Handle is nice and tight and in good condition. Wire and leather wrap are solid with one chip in the leather near the pommel and a small rough spot near the guard (not bad but needs mentioning-see photos). Brass on handle is excellent. Blade rates excellent; some dark spots but on the whole very clean. Some light nickc toward the tip. Scabbard is very clean with a nice, even patina. Scabbard has one tiny ding near the drag but is very unnoti... Click for details
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Lantern, Civil War Replica, Candle, Handmade
Lamps and Lighting
Prissie's Collectibles 
798 $48. Free Ship in Cont. U.S.
This Civil War Replica Lantern was made from our wood shop.
* Materials used: Solid oak wood, dried, planed, sanded, and stained
* Plexi-glass - instead of glass - much lighter - more durable.
* No mirror - original lantern had a mirror on one side that was removed and used for shaving.
* All pieces of plexi-glass can be removed from top - remove pegs and slip off - easily cleaned.
* Candle can also be removed for replacing (only applies to real candles).
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Model 1860 Civil War Cavalry Saber Ames
Militaria
Brandywine Militaria
$645.00
Nice model 1860 cavalry saber by Ames. Date was stamped at an angle and the last digit was lost: 186_ . Blade has the usual greying on the steel with no nicks. Scabbard is a beaut with no dings or damage. Handle has a nice rosey patina. Handle is nice and tight with perfect wire. Leather shows some flaking (see photos). Nice, honest example.
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American Civil War Foot Officer Sword by Collins & Co
Militaria: Civil War
Brandywine Militaria
$1750
Civil war foot officer sword by Collins and Co. Hartford Co. Dated 1862, so a nice early date. Blade is engraved with floral pattern, a large "US", an eagle with a ribbon in its beak and arrows in its claw, and various flags, drums, shields and polearms. Handle is a beauty with nicely patinated brass with a fair amount of gilt left and no wobble when twisted. Perfect wire wrap over undamaged fish skin grip. Fish skin has about a 1mm gap on the seam due to shrinkage over the years (just as you wo... Click for details
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Civil War Era Tooth Extracter / Puller
Scientific and Medical
Brandywine Militaria
$125
Civil War era tooth puller. Preferabbly with a sedated patient this item is designed to wrap a tooth and, in a procedure that lasts about one second, twist and pull it out. It actually hurts just to look at this.
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WWI TRENCH ART VASE
Militaria: Civil War
Red's Vintage Depot 
c10 $165.00
Great piece of American History. A WWI art vase, made in the trench yards from empty shell casings. Hence, the term "Trench Art".
Please email with any questions or more photo's.
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No Sir-ee Bub, I Ain't Fergettin', Vintage Postcard
Postcards: Divided Back Era
Fuzzy Izzy's Collectibles 
LIZ-9266 $8.99 Plus S/H
This vintage illustrated postcard features an old coot still fired up about the civil war. The postcard has a divided backside and has never been used. It measures approx. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" was published by Curt Teich & Co., Inc. Condition: Very Good with a few tiny pen marks on the backside.
S&H is an additional $2.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.
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The Civil War and Reconstruction
Books and Publications: Historical: Civil War
Packrats Plunders 
civilwar $12.00---Reduced, 7-30-09
"The Civil War and Reconstruction" plus authors' names on both the spine and front of red & blue cloth-covered boards in not- to-bright, gilt lettering. There are also 32 embossed stars in the blue section of the front. The spine, binding, pages and condition would be at least very good except that the previous owner has written his name in many places on the pages as well as put what appears to be return address stickers here and there. The name is also on the front and bottom edges of the page... Click for details
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.58 three ring Civil War bullet- Buchanan, Fincastle,Va
Militaria: Civil War
Ellie's Place 
1893 $9.00
This vantage bullet from the Civil War was dug up in the Buchanan, Fincastle, Va. area.
This is a.58 caliber three ringer that measures 1" by 1/2" and very solid. A great original Civil War collectible to add your collection. Buyer pays $3.00 postage
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Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Rare 1949 Catalog, Foldout
Books and Publications: Historical: Civil War
Richards Antiques 
$40
Rare Lincoln item -- sale of the only signed, titled and dated version of the Gettysburg Address manuscript in existence. "The Unique and Final Holograph Manuscript Known as the Bliss Copy Together with An Album of Other Manuscripts and Autograph Letters all Written and Brought Together for Benefit of the Sanitary Commission Fair Baltimore - 1864." This catalog was for a sale on April 27, 1949, at Parke-Bernet Galleries (predecessor to Sotheby's) in New York City. Includes actual size foldout of... Click for details
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Civil War Officer Shoulder Boards / Eppaulettes
Militaria
Brandywine Militaria
$260
This is a pair of Civil War/Mexican War officer eppaulettes. They are complete with only a tiny bit of fraying to the fabric on the underside near the clips. Some mild staining due to normal ageing.
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Vicksburg Battlefield souvenir plate
Souvenirs
Hyacinth House Antiques and Collectibles 
12245 $9
Coupe shape souvenir plate, 9 3/4 in., decorated with maroon print and metallic gold filigree, from the Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi, c. 1950s-60s. Very good condition.
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Antique Binoculars, Chevalier, France
Miscellaneous
Prissie's Collectibles
443 $60. Free Ship in Cont. U.S.
I suspect these brass /copper with leaf etching design binoculars were used during the Civil War and/or World War I.
Chevalier Paris backstamp on top - made in the 1800's.
They have a few dents as seen in pic. Imagine the character and history behind them.
Condition: Fair to Good - considering the age.
Measures: 4"w x 3.5"h
Email: prissie@comcast.net for better pictures.
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Rev War Horseman Saber Converted To Confederate Bowie
Militaria
Brandywine Militaria
$1875
This is a very special piece with a rich history. I have had this in my personal collection for many years now. It started out as an American Revolution horseman saber. A nearly identical sword is pictured on page 164 of George C Neumann's important book "Swords & Blad3es of the American Revolution" (third edition, October 1991). During the Civil War a Confederate soldier had it either cut down or remounted to a bowie knife. Its current blade length is just under 17 inches. It is in uncleaned co... Click for details
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