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TITLE |
DESCRIPTION |
LOW EST |
HIGH EST |
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141 |
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STERLING SILVER LOT |
Includes eleven Gorham silver teaspoons. Good condition. 7.15 Troy oz. |
120 |
200 |
142 |
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STERLING SILVER LOT |
Includes souvenir spoon of Charleston, St. Louis and English hallmarked of "William Shakespeare’’, plus a Rockwell English teaspoon, plus one small ladle, plus one sterling handled server. Good condition. 2.65 Troy oz. without server. |
70 |
120 |
142A |
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RUSSIAN SILVER SPOON |
With engraved building on back of bowl. Hallmarked with maker's mark and “84” inside hallmark. Good condition. 4 1/2" long. |
60 |
120 |
143 |
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MODEL 1873 TRAP DOOR SPRINGFIELD
RIFLE |
With Springfield marked lock
plate and breach marked "U.S. Model 1873". Full walnut stock with steel butt
plate and sling swivels. Untouched finish. Light
pitting, cleaning rod and front swivel missing. 51 1/4" long. |
300 |
500 |
144 |
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EARLY PERCUSSION FOWLING GUN |
Lock plate marked "Richard
& Patrick New York" with walnut half stock nickel mounts. Damascus barrel marked
"London", steel butt plate with original wood ramrod. Light pitting. 56 1/2" long. |
150 |
250 |
145 |
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REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK
RIFLE |
Supplied to Japanese Army. With walnut stock and forearm,
Japanese markings on receiver, lever and barrel band. With sling swivels and
cleaning rod. Uncleaned. Moderate pitting and butt plate is old
replacement. 48" long. |
150 |
300 |
146 |
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M1860 AMES & SWORD SCABBARD |
With gilt cast brass hilt with
braided wire wrapped leather grip, ricasso marked
"Ames/Sword/Co./Chicopec; Mass." with 30" blade etched with
patriotic motifs and "William Preston" on blade with nickel plated
steel scabbard with cast brass drag, throat and two carrying rings. 31 1/2" long. total length of sword is
35". 1st. Lt. William Preston
was one of two officers of that name in the Union Army. it is either the one from Co. K 1st.
Mass. heavy artillery, promoted to captain and wounded at Spotsylvania
Courthouse or 1st. Lt. from Co. A. 5th. Del. Infantry, promoted to Quarter
Master. Slight wear to leather
grip, otherwise fine. |
150 |
300 |
147 |
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M1860 OFFICERS SWORD &
SCABBARD |
With cast brass hilt with
braided wire wrapped leather covered grip, ricasso marked "The M.C.
Lilley Co., Columbus; O." with etched patriotic motifs on blade and
monogrammed "S.D.". Total length 35 3/4". Nickeled steel scabbard with cast brass drag, throat and two carrying
rings. 31 1/2" long. Slight wear to leather, otherwise
fine. |
100 |
200 |
148 |
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CIVIL WAR ERA NAVAL CUTLASS
& SCABBARD |
With single pieces cast brass
hilt with knuckle bow and ribbed grip, steel rivet pommel, with single edged
steel blade stamped on ricasso "CA". 28 3/4" long. In fitted leather scabbard with brass
drag with ball terminal and brass throat with frog stud. 24 1/4" long. Very good. |
100 |
200 |
149 |
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M1852 NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD |
With cast brass hilt with cast
brass wrapped shark skin grip, ricasso marked with "Star of David"
and "Made in USA" with patriotic etching. 37" long with leather
scabbard with cast brass drag with dolphins, throat with carrying ring and
middle band with carrying ring. 32" long. Missing
pommel gold paint on brass and scabbard in two pieces. |
100 |
200 |
150 |
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M1860 STAFF OFFICER'S SWORD
& SCABBARD |
With cast brass hilt with fold
down guard, shark skin wrapped grip, unmarked ricasso and blade with etched
patriotic motifs, 35" long. Steel scabbard with cast brass drag, carrying rings and throat. 30 1/2" long. Polished and some pitting on steel. |
100 |
200 |
151 |
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MEXICAN WAR EAGLE POMMEL SWORD |
With cast brass guard/knuckle
bow with U.S. shield breasted eagle. Fine cast brass eagle pommel and bone grip. Unmarked steel blade. Missing collar from grip and capstand
nut replaced. 33 1/2" long. |
100 |
200 |
152 |
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ID'D CIVIL WAR OHIO 7TH CAVALRY
FROCK COAT |
Which belonged to Major Augustus
Norton, with period inked inscription on inside liner of left arm near
shoulder reading "Maj. A. Norton/7th OV Cav.". This blue wool seven button double
breasted officer's frock coat has three shield breasted eagle cuff buttons
with "C" in shield as do the fourteen buttons on front and four on
split tail in rear. Green silk
lining and polished linen lining in sleeves. Norton enlisted as captain but was
soon promoted to Major in Nov. of 62. Regiment was drawn from SW Ohio, where Norton was from the Hocking
Hills area. Known as the River
Regiment their engagements included Carter's Station, Mt. Sterling, KY
Dutton's Hill, Mills Springs, Rocky Gap, pursued and cornered Morgan's
Cavalry through Ohio to Bluffington Island. Captured CSA garrison at Cumberland
Gap, second fight at Carter's Station, Tenn., Blue Springs, lost 112 men at
Rogersville, Siege of Knoxville, Bean's Station, New Market, Danbridge, Fair
Garden, fought and defeated Morgan's Cavalry again near Cynthiana, KY.,
Franklin, Tenn., City Gate and Nashville. This cavalry unit saw some very heavy
fighting throughout the war with 560 casualties in the regiment. A very few small moth holes and light
wear at collar. One of the finest
we have seen. |
2000 |
3000 |
153 |
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ID'D OHIO 7TH CAVALRY OFFICER'S
CAPE |
Which belonged to Major a.
Norton (see lot 52) in blue wool with darker blue wool lining and six U.S.
shield breasted brass buttons. Excellent almost unused condition. |
600 |
1000 |
154 |
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WAR RELATED CAPE & JACKET |
WWI Red Cross cape with belt, with shell jacket, possibly military academy, with red corporal stripes and eagle and 15 brass buttons. Good condition. |
100 |
200 |
155 |
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INDIAN WARS KEPI |
With bugle cap badge on top,
crossed swords (Cavalry) with 1st. Regt. Co. F. eagle buttons holding leather
chin strap and black leather bill. Marked "John Lutz 204 South Sixth St. Springfield, Ills.". Moderate wear, still very good. Not sure if badges are original. |
100 |
200 |
156 |
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ID'D CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BOX |
From the 12th N.Y. Infantry with
cast brass regimental shield on front flap. Interior inscribed in period ink
"L.N. Jones/ Co. G. 12th Regt.". Retains original tinned steel
liner for 16 rounds. Stamped on
back "REGT/37". Leather
somewhat stiff and cracked otherwise good. 7 1/2" x 2" x 7" high. |
100 |
200 |
157 |
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12TH N.Y. INFANTRY CIVIL WAR HAT
BADGE |
In stamped brass with original
rear attachment loops. Very early
Civil War era. Excellent
condition. 4 1/4" x 4 1/2"
high. |
100 |
200 |
158 |
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12TH N.Y. INFANTRY CIVIL WAR HAT
BADGE |
In stamped brass with original
folding pins to attach to kepi. Good condition. 3
1/2" x 4 1/4" high. |
100 |
200 |
159 |
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CIVIL WAR SADDLE WITH CSA
MARKINGS |
This modified McClellan U.S. Army saddle has wooden stirrups with leather covers and oval brass "CSA" plates attached with pins through leather. One wood stirrup incised initials "DS". Saddle has leather carbine holster, period saddle bags and an additional tooled leather seat covering the open center of the McClellan. Expected wear but overall good condition. |
800 |
1200 |
160 |
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EARLY HIGH BACK WESTERN ROPING
SADDLE |
Extensively tooled brown leather
with large brass conchos that appear to be old coins. Rawhide covered wooden pommel and
stirrups. Circa 1880-1910. Heavy use wear and seams split on
back. |
300 |
500 |
161 |
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MCCLELLAN SADDLE |
Likely an early 20th Century WWI
example with brass stirrups and added brass plate to back. Good condition. |
100 |
200 |
162 |
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EARLY CAST IRON 19TH CENTURY
SIGNAL CANNON |
13 1/4" long with circa 1
1/4" bore, with touch hole and wrought iron axel. Some pitting . |
200 |
300 |
163 |
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CAST IRON SIGNAL CANNON |
Civil War era type with working
wheels. In old green paint. Light pitting, otherwise good
condition. 16" long. |
100 |
200 |
164 |
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LG. CIVIL WAR PHOTO OF LT. JOHN
GIBSON |
19th Century photograph of Lt.
John Gibson, 161st. N.Y. infantry with attached brass plaque reading
"John Gibson/1st. Lieut. Co. A/161st. Regt. N.Y." in uniform. Lt. Gibson was wounded in action at Sabine
Crossroads, LA. The 161st. had an
honorable battle record with their first engagement with the Dept. of the
Gulf at Clinton Plank Road, Plains store and the long siege of Ft. Hudson. Later engagement at Donaldsonville,
LA. Sabine Crossroads, Pleasant Hill, Cane River Crossing and Mansura. Gen. Canby's operations against Ft.
Blakely, Spanish Ft. and Mobile. Fine condition. Framed 19" x 24". |
200 |
300 |
165 |
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CIVIL WAR PHOTO ALBUM |
With unpublished photo of Gen.
Daniel McCoy of the 24th & 175th Ohio Infantry. This cdv album has 48 albumen and
tintype images and one 9th plate cased image. Was found in Highland County, Ohio
where McCoy was born. The albumen
cdv image of Daniel is in his sergeants uniform with back mark of R.E. Weeks,
Sandusky, Ohio with period inked inscription on back "Gen. D. McCoy 24th
O.V.A.". The cased image is
also of Daniel and an ambrotype. McCoy enlisted as a Sergeant in June of 61 in Co. I. 24th O.V.I. was
promoted quickly and often, 2nd Lieutenant 7-13-62, 1st Lieutenant 5-1-63,
Capt. 4-21-64, Lt. Colonel 9-14-64 in 175th O.V.I., Brig-Gen. 3-13-65 by
Brevet and Colonel 6-6-65. Wounded on Sept. 20th 1863 at Chickamauga. During his stint with the 24th, he saw
action at Shiloh, Stone River where 1/4th of its men were lost, Chickamauga,
Lookout Mt. and other lesser battles. While in the 175th saw action at Franklin and Nashville against
Hood. Both images of McCoy are
clean and very good. |
100 |
200 |
166 |
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ID'D CIVIL WAR FIFE |
Maple with original brass end caps with carved inscription, reading "Va's Long 1860 to N.H. Long Muncie, Ind. Williams Post 78 G.A.R.". 14 1/2" long with fine old polished patina. Nathan Hale Long great-grandfather of M.K. Hogemann. Fife was given to him by his father James in Muncie. Nathan was a private in Co. A. 134th Indiana Infantry. The 134th were used to guard Sherman's supply and communication lines along the Memphis & Charlestown, Nashville & Chattanooga and Tennessee & Alabama railroads and often fought off guerillas in the area. Excellent condition. |
400 |
600 |
167 |
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CIVIL WAR ROSEWOOD FIFE |
With original German silver end
caps in fine untouched patina. Excellent condition. 17" long. |
125 |
250 |
168 |
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CIVIL WAR ROSEWOOD FIFE |
With original brass end caps in
fine untouched patina. Excellent
condition. 15" long. |
100 |
200 |
169 |
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KENTUCKY FRANK & LITTLE FAWN
WILD WEST LETTER |
In manuscript pencil on printed
and illustrated letterhead. A
1923 letter from Waynesburg, Kentucky with illustrations in letterhead of
both Kentucky Frank & Little Fawn in early mahogany frame. Normal folds, otherwise fine. 8 1/2" x 10 1/2". |
150 |
250 |
170 |
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COLTON'S 1852 POCKET MAP OF
INDIANA |
With original embossed cloth
covered boards (3.25" x 5") with hand colored fold out map entitled "Colton's New Map of
IndianaÉ" published by J.H. Colton, N.Y. 1852, 13.75" x 16.75". Inked owner's name at margin,
framed. Slight wear to boards,
otherwise fine condition. |
300 |
500 |
171 |
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THIRD REICH SA DAGGER &
SHEATH |
Storm troopers or brown shirts
dagger with wood grip inset with eagle and enameled "SA' symbol, nickel
guard, pommel and capstand nut. Original steel scabbard with nickel drag and throat with carrying ring. 8 1/2" double edged steel blade
etched with "Ulles fur Deutschland" and marked on ricasso
"Kolumbuswerk/Edvardbecker/Solingen". Total length in scabbard 14
1/2". Slight wear, good
condition. |
400 |
600 |
172 |
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THIRD REICH ALLACH PORCELAIN SS
PLATE |
With embossed "SS" in
laurel wreath, marked on back with entwined green zigzag lines over
"Allach". Excellent
condition. 9 3/4" dia. |
800 |
1200 |
173 |
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DAF THIRD REICH NAZI'S PHOTO
ALBUM W/ALBERT SPEER |
With thirty-five 4 1/2" x 7" silver print photographs of the funeral of one of the high ranking members of the Nazi's labor organization known as the DAF. This organization was formed after the Nazi party took control of the German government and outlawed and seized all the assets of all the labor unions in the country. The organization forced all union members to join the DAF and controlled who was eligible for the military draft early in the war. The DAF (German Labor Front) was headed by Dr. Robert Ley, who committed suicide while awaiting trial for war crimes in 1945. The first photo in the album shows leading Nazi Albert Speer in the center of the image, looking down at cart for coffin. Speer, was one of the principal architects of the Third Reich. Album shows both civilian and military leaders attending the funeral, as well as large military escort, and band following the casket to the cemetery. All with cello corner tabs holding photos in a card stock album with rice paper dividers. Several photos with DAF flag which had Nazi's swastika and machine gear wheel. Photo excellent, album with minor wear. |
400 |
600 |
174 |
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WWII THIRD REICH DOUBLE DECAL
HELMET |
In original dark gray/black
paint. Moderate wear to paint and
decals, no liner. |
100 |
200 |
175 |
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ENAMELED THIRD REICH MEDAL WITH
RIBBON |
With black eagle with shield
with red cross and black swastika with laurel wreath surround below on large
white cross, marked on back "CHR. Bauer/Wilzheim", with red and
white ribbon. Fine condition. 2 1/2" h. |
100 |
150 |
