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DUKE'S CIVIL WAR AUCTION 3
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ROUND 3 !!!! MORE GREAT ITEMS, SAME GREAT CUSTOMER!
Long guns. Prints. Relics. Collections. And MORE !!!!
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CATALOG TEXT BELOW:
101 - CONFEDERATE WOODEN CANTEEN W/ STRAP NO NOTICABLE MARKINGS. INCLUDES PLUG.
102 - MUSKET W/ STORAGE COMPARTMENT LATCH MOVES EASILY. WOODEN RAM ROD REMOVABLE KEYS TO HOLD STOCK TO BARREL.
103 - RIFLE W/ BAYONET & STRAP LEATHER STRAP IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION. BAYONET ATTACHES & REMOVES EASILY.
104 - MODEL 1842 SPRINGFIELD PERCUSSION MUSKET COLLECTED AT THE BATTLE OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN. METAL (BRASS?) PATCH ON STOCK. INCLUDES BAYONET & SCABARD. LEATHER SCABARD IS IN SOLID CONDITION.
105 - HENRY RIFLE CARTRIDGE IN DISPLAY BOX RECOVERED IN PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
106 - BLUE WOOL COAT W/ BUTTONS OVERALL IN NICE CONDITION. SOME DAMAGE WHERE BUTTONS WERE REPLACED. STAMPED INSIDE EACH ARM. MISSING 1 SLEEVE BUTTON "LOUIS KOPFMANN"
107 - MUSKET TRIGGER DOES NOT RELEASE THE HAMMER. CRACK IN BOTTOM OF BUTT.
108 - US MILITARY ACADEMY CADET BUTTON - GETTYSBURG DUG RELIC FROM GETTYSBURG. PURCHASED FROM THE DON HINKS COLLECTION.
109 - "PUT THE BOYS IN" - DON TROIANI - VMI CADETS DEPICTS VMI KEYDETS AT THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET. SIGNED BY ARTIST. VERY NICELY FRAMED.
109A - BOSTON PATRIOT NEWSPAPER - WASHINGTON'S DEATH
110 - UNION CAVALRY SWORD - KNOWN OWNER Y SWORD W/ METAL SCABBARD LEATHER ON HANDLE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. OWNED BY: PVT. HARVEY E. BROOKS, CO A, 15TH PA VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. The 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment, known as the Anderson Cavalry and the 160th Volunteers, was a three-year cavalry regiment in the Union Army during the American Civil War. It was recruited and formed in the summer of 1862 by officers and men of the Anderson Troop, an independent company of the Pennsylvania Volunteers that had been mustered the previous November. Until the last three months of the war the 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry was an independent unit reporting directly to the headquarters of the Army of the Cumberland, performing escort, scouting, courier and other details for the commanding general. Composed of hand-picked men most of whom were qualified to receive commissions, it became the favorite unit of both Generals William S. Rosecrans and George H. Thomas.
111 - MUSKET W/ BAYONET BROWN BESS NICE PIECE OF FLINT INCLUDED. MARKED "TOWER" ACTION IS CRISP. "J.B." INITIALS ON THE BUTT.
112 - 1816 SPRINGFIELD BANDS RELEASE AND MOVE EASILY.
113 - THE PITTSBURG COMMERCIAL - FRAMED NEWSPAPER. FEATURES A STORY OF THE 'BATTLE OF NEW MARKET' FEATURING THE KEYDETS OF VIRGINA MILITARY ACADEMY.
118 - THE NEW YORK HERALD - BATTLE OF FRANKLIN TN THE EVACUATION OF DECATUR.
119 - BOYD & SONS BELT & BUCKLE W/ BATTLE DAMAGE LEATHER IS IN NICE CONDITION.
120 - SPRINGFIELD US MODEL 1873 "TRAP DOOR" RIFLE SERIAL # 24656 ADJUSTABLE SIGHTS.
121 - MUSKET ACTION IS VERY FIRM & CRISP. REMINGTON 1858 PERCUSSION
122 - "THE HIGH WATER MARK" - GETTYSBURG - FRAMED PRINT SIGNED & NUMBERED. 655/1250.
123 - REGIMENTAL MILITARY REGISTER LITHOGRAPH BY GEO. M. LANKTON, WASHINGTON DC.
124 - BATTLE OF ANTIETAM ORIGINAL 'AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO'
125 - NORRIS & CLEMENT 1863 PERCUSSION - S.N. & W.T.C. NORRIS & CLEMENT 1863 PERCUSSION S.N. & W.T.C. FOR MASSACHUSETTS ACTION IS VERY NICE. SURFACE RUST ON BUTT PLATE.
126 - COMMEMORATIVE DISCHARGE STORY - HARRY WILSON
127 - SOLDIERS MEMORIAL LITHOGRAPH 123 RD REGIMENT. COMPANY C. OHIO VOLUNTEERS. ENGAGED @ WINCHESTER, VA JUNE 1863. THIS PIECE BELONGED TO 'DAVID B. MOORE. ENLISTED 1862, MUSTERED OUT JUNE 1965, HAND WRITTEN NOTES OF THE FATE OF SEVERAL MEMBERS.
128 - MILITASY REGISTER VERY PRETTY COLORS. NEW YORK VOLUNTEER CAVALRY
129 - SHERIDAN'S CHARGE WINCHESTER - AMERICAN LITHOGRAPH "SHERIDAN'S FINAL CHARGE AT WINCHESTER" APPEAERS TO HAVE 'DIRT' ON THE INSIDE OF THE GLASS.
130 - SPRINGFIELD 1861 RIFLED MUSKET - "T" MARK SPRINGFIELD RIFLED MUSKET. CAPTURED & COLLECTED. "T" MARK. SURFACE RUST ON THE BUTT PLATE. SPRINGFIELD 1861
131 - "UNION STANDARD BEARER" - DON TROIANI - FRAMED PRI 406/600.
132 - FRAMED ART - THE TROOPER - FRANK McCARTHY MCCARTHEY. 1975. CREATED BY FRANK NCCARTHY. "THE TROOPER"
133 - NEWSPAPER - 1799 - STORY OF WASHINGTON'S DEATH "THE CONNECTICUT COURANT" MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1799
134 - MAAS. VOLUNTEERS - PICTURE OF OFFICERS COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, REGIMENTAL MASSACHUSETTES VOLUNTEERS. AUGUST 15, 1862 RIPON, VA. NEW MARKET VA. PIEDMONT, VA. LYNCHBURG, VA. ISLAND FORD, VA. MARTINSBURG, VA. MALLTOWN, VA. BERRYVILLE, VA OPEQUAN, VA. FISHERS HILL, VA. STICKNERS FARM, VA. CEDAR CREEK, VA. PETERSBURG, VA. RICE'S STATION, VA. APPOMATTOX VA 34TH MASS. VOLS.
135 - PRINT - VMI KEYDETS AT BATTLE OF NEW MARKET SIGNED AND NUMBERED. "THE INSTITUTE WILL BE HEARD FROM TODAY" 545/750. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. DRAWN BY DON PRECHTEL.
136 - NY TRIBUNE - BATTLE OF NEW MARKET STORIES OF SHERMAN'S ARMY. STORY OF 'THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET' VMI KEYDETS. NY DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1864.
137 - REGIMENTAL COMMEMORATION - 'KEYSTONE BOYS" VERY PRETTY PIECE! COMPANY B, 3RD REGIMENT, MARYLAND INFANTRY. THIS PIECE WAS OWNED BY THE FAMILY OF 'HARRISON HULL" WHO DIED AT HOME, MARCH 19, 1870.
138 - SOLDIERS RECORD - 18TH REGIMENT, CONN. VOLUNTEERS 18TH REGIMENT, COMPANY H, CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS. NO MARKINGS OR PERSONALIZED WRITING ON THE DOCUMENT.
139 - "COLONEL OF THE CONFEDERACY" - W/ C.O.A. 'COLONEL OF THE CONFEDERACY" BY DON TROIANI. SIGNED AND NUMBERED. CREATED IN 1986. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. 302/1250.
140 - SOLDIERS MEMORIAL - 6TH REGIMENT, MAINE VOLUNTEERS
145 - MAP - BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
CATALOG TEXT BELOW:
101 - CONFEDERATE WOODEN CANTEEN W/ STRAP NO NOTICABLE MARKINGS. INCLUDES PLUG.
102 - MUSKET W/ STORAGE COMPARTMENT LATCH MOVES EASILY. WOODEN RAM ROD REMOVABLE KEYS TO HOLD STOCK TO BARREL.
103 - RIFLE W/ BAYONET & STRAP LEATHER STRAP IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION. BAYONET ATTACHES & REMOVES EASILY.
104 - MODEL 1842 SPRINGFIELD PERCUSSION MUSKET COLLECTED AT THE BATTLE OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN. METAL (BRASS?) PATCH ON STOCK. INCLUDES BAYONET & SCABARD. LEATHER SCABARD IS IN SOLID CONDITION.
105 - HENRY RIFLE CARTRIDGE IN DISPLAY BOX RECOVERED IN PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
106 - BLUE WOOL COAT W/ BUTTONS OVERALL IN NICE CONDITION. SOME DAMAGE WHERE BUTTONS WERE REPLACED. STAMPED INSIDE EACH ARM. MISSING 1 SLEEVE BUTTON "LOUIS KOPFMANN"
107 - MUSKET TRIGGER DOES NOT RELEASE THE HAMMER. CRACK IN BOTTOM OF BUTT.
108 - US MILITARY ACADEMY CADET BUTTON - GETTYSBURG DUG RELIC FROM GETTYSBURG. PURCHASED FROM THE DON HINKS COLLECTION.
109 - "PUT THE BOYS IN" - DON TROIANI - VMI CADETS DEPICTS VMI KEYDETS AT THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET. SIGNED BY ARTIST. VERY NICELY FRAMED.
109A - BOSTON PATRIOT NEWSPAPER - WASHINGTON'S DEATH
110 - UNION CAVALRY SWORD - KNOWN OWNER Y SWORD W/ METAL SCABBARD LEATHER ON HANDLE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. OWNED BY: PVT. HARVEY E. BROOKS, CO A, 15TH PA VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. The 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment, known as the Anderson Cavalry and the 160th Volunteers, was a three-year cavalry regiment in the Union Army during the American Civil War. It was recruited and formed in the summer of 1862 by officers and men of the Anderson Troop, an independent company of the Pennsylvania Volunteers that had been mustered the previous November. Until the last three months of the war the 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry was an independent unit reporting directly to the headquarters of the Army of the Cumberland, performing escort, scouting, courier and other details for the commanding general. Composed of hand-picked men most of whom were qualified to receive commissions, it became the favorite unit of both Generals William S. Rosecrans and George H. Thomas.
111 - MUSKET W/ BAYONET BROWN BESS NICE PIECE OF FLINT INCLUDED. MARKED "TOWER" ACTION IS CRISP. "J.B." INITIALS ON THE BUTT.
112 - 1816 SPRINGFIELD BANDS RELEASE AND MOVE EASILY.
113 - THE PITTSBURG COMMERCIAL - FRAMED NEWSPAPER. FEATURES A STORY OF THE 'BATTLE OF NEW MARKET' FEATURING THE KEYDETS OF VIRGINA MILITARY ACADEMY.
118 - THE NEW YORK HERALD - BATTLE OF FRANKLIN TN THE EVACUATION OF DECATUR.
119 - BOYD & SONS BELT & BUCKLE W/ BATTLE DAMAGE LEATHER IS IN NICE CONDITION.
120 - SPRINGFIELD US MODEL 1873 "TRAP DOOR" RIFLE SERIAL # 24656 ADJUSTABLE SIGHTS.
121 - MUSKET ACTION IS VERY FIRM & CRISP. REMINGTON 1858 PERCUSSION
122 - "THE HIGH WATER MARK" - GETTYSBURG - FRAMED PRINT SIGNED & NUMBERED. 655/1250.
123 - REGIMENTAL MILITARY REGISTER LITHOGRAPH BY GEO. M. LANKTON, WASHINGTON DC.
124 - BATTLE OF ANTIETAM ORIGINAL 'AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO'
125 - NORRIS & CLEMENT 1863 PERCUSSION - S.N. & W.T.C. NORRIS & CLEMENT 1863 PERCUSSION S.N. & W.T.C. FOR MASSACHUSETTS ACTION IS VERY NICE. SURFACE RUST ON BUTT PLATE.
126 - COMMEMORATIVE DISCHARGE STORY - HARRY WILSON
127 - SOLDIERS MEMORIAL LITHOGRAPH 123 RD REGIMENT. COMPANY C. OHIO VOLUNTEERS. ENGAGED @ WINCHESTER, VA JUNE 1863. THIS PIECE BELONGED TO 'DAVID B. MOORE. ENLISTED 1862, MUSTERED OUT JUNE 1965, HAND WRITTEN NOTES OF THE FATE OF SEVERAL MEMBERS.
128 - MILITASY REGISTER VERY PRETTY COLORS. NEW YORK VOLUNTEER CAVALRY
129 - SHERIDAN'S CHARGE WINCHESTER - AMERICAN LITHOGRAPH "SHERIDAN'S FINAL CHARGE AT WINCHESTER" APPEAERS TO HAVE 'DIRT' ON THE INSIDE OF THE GLASS.
130 - SPRINGFIELD 1861 RIFLED MUSKET - "T" MARK SPRINGFIELD RIFLED MUSKET. CAPTURED & COLLECTED. "T" MARK. SURFACE RUST ON THE BUTT PLATE. SPRINGFIELD 1861
131 - "UNION STANDARD BEARER" - DON TROIANI - FRAMED PRI 406/600.
132 - FRAMED ART - THE TROOPER - FRANK McCARTHY MCCARTHEY. 1975. CREATED BY FRANK NCCARTHY. "THE TROOPER"
133 - NEWSPAPER - 1799 - STORY OF WASHINGTON'S DEATH "THE CONNECTICUT COURANT" MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1799
134 - MAAS. VOLUNTEERS - PICTURE OF OFFICERS COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, REGIMENTAL MASSACHUSETTES VOLUNTEERS. AUGUST 15, 1862 RIPON, VA. NEW MARKET VA. PIEDMONT, VA. LYNCHBURG, VA. ISLAND FORD, VA. MARTINSBURG, VA. MALLTOWN, VA. BERRYVILLE, VA OPEQUAN, VA. FISHERS HILL, VA. STICKNERS FARM, VA. CEDAR CREEK, VA. PETERSBURG, VA. RICE'S STATION, VA. APPOMATTOX VA 34TH MASS. VOLS.
135 - PRINT - VMI KEYDETS AT BATTLE OF NEW MARKET SIGNED AND NUMBERED. "THE INSTITUTE WILL BE HEARD FROM TODAY" 545/750. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. DRAWN BY DON PRECHTEL.
136 - NY TRIBUNE - BATTLE OF NEW MARKET STORIES OF SHERMAN'S ARMY. STORY OF 'THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET' VMI KEYDETS. NY DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1864.
137 - REGIMENTAL COMMEMORATION - 'KEYSTONE BOYS" VERY PRETTY PIECE! COMPANY B, 3RD REGIMENT, MARYLAND INFANTRY. THIS PIECE WAS OWNED BY THE FAMILY OF 'HARRISON HULL" WHO DIED AT HOME, MARCH 19, 1870.
138 - SOLDIERS RECORD - 18TH REGIMENT, CONN. VOLUNTEERS 18TH REGIMENT, COMPANY H, CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS. NO MARKINGS OR PERSONALIZED WRITING ON THE DOCUMENT.
139 - "COLONEL OF THE CONFEDERACY" - W/ C.O.A. 'COLONEL OF THE CONFEDERACY" BY DON TROIANI. SIGNED AND NUMBERED. CREATED IN 1986. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. 302/1250.
140 - SOLDIERS MEMORIAL - 6TH REGIMENT, MAINE VOLUNTEERS
145 - MAP - BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
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