07-20-2026 Single Owner Civil War Collection!

Single Owner Civil War Collection! Online Auction 7PM Monday, July 20, 2026 Bid Now! www.tomhallauctions.com An extraordinary single-owner collection of Civil War and Western Americana featuring antique rifles, muskets, carbines, cavalry sabers, bayonets, military accoutrements, uniforms, leather goods, saddles, powder horns, cartridge boxes, and historic display pieces collected over many years. Highlights include Civil War-era long guns, mounted cavalry items, framed military artwork, antique edged weapons, and authentic 19th century field gear. Also featured is a monumental hand-painted buffalo robe signed Hagstrom depicting traditional Plains Indian-style buffalo hunt scenes and colorful medicine wheel motifs. Additional offerings include several bronze and metal sculptures in the Remington style, carved eagles, and a fine selection of hand-carved walking sticks by Alan Blair. Join us for an extraordinary online auction featuring a rare and authentic collection of American Civil War memorabilia. This exclusive event offers an exceptional opportunity for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts to acquire remarkable artifacts from one of America’s most pivotal eras. Highlights include an impressive selection of Civil War-era rifles and edged weapons, featuring a Spencer carbine, Burnside carbine, and Springfield Model 1863. The auction also presents unique bronzes, original Civil War-era documents, and historically significant artifacts, including a McClellan saddle, a rare First Connecticut Heavy Artillery coat, and a beautifully hand-painted bison robe. Each piece tells a compelling story of courage, craftsmanship, and American history. Don’t miss this rare chance to own an authentic piece of the past and add exceptional historical treasures to your collection. Preview by appt: 10am-2pm Wed-Fri, July 15, 16, & 17 and Monday, July 20, 2026 from 10am-2pm each of these days. Please call 610-799-0808 to schedule your appointment. Pickup Information Day After Auction: 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM Monday – Friday: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM (within 7 days of auction) In-House Shipping Available Bid with confidence—our professional in-house shipping department handles packing and shipping directly from our gallery. With over 30 years of experience, we make receiving your auction purchases quick and easy. Shipping inquiries: shipping@tomhallauctions.com Online Bidding Terms 20% Buyer’s Premium Major Credit Cards Accepted 6% Pennsylvania Sales Tax (unless valid exemption provided) Checks and PayPal are not accepted Important: At the auctioneer’s discretion, jewelry purchases exceeding $1,200 or purchases by new HiBid bidders may require wire transfer or cash payment. A valid ID may also be required. Do You Have Something to Sell? Tom Hall Auctions can help with: Real Estate, Estate Liquidations, Downsizing, Business Liquidations, Estate Appraisals, Jewelry & Couture, Motorcycle & Car Collections Tom Hall Auctions, Inc. (AU-1734) 4644 Main Street, Schnecksville, PA 610-799-0808

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1 - U.S. M1863 Springfield Rifle U.S. M1863 Springfield rifle with an 1863 dated lock plate. The barrel measures 40 inches in length, with an overall rifle length of approximately 56 inches. The lock plate is marked 'U.S. Springfield' and '1863', and the top is marked '1863'. Barrelbands are stamped with 'U'. Initials 'MP' are carved in front of the trigger guard.

2 - U. S. Spencer M1862 Repeating Rifle Carbine U. S. Spencer model 1862 repeating rifle carbine featuring serial number 20157. Barrel length is approximately 20.25 inches with an overall length of approximately 39 inches. The firearm has a lever-action mechanism and a wood stock, consistent withU. S. military carbines from the period. Markings are visible on the receiver. Detailed inspection of surfaces shows evidence of age and handling.

3 - Model 1840 Light Artillery Saber Model 1840 Light Artillery Saber marked ‘U. S.' and J. C. W.’ with an 186- date visible on the blade. Manufacture marking on the opposite side is not visible due to corrosion. Blade measures 32.25 inches in length, with an overall length of approximately 38 inches. The tip of the blade is chipped. Features a brass guard and wire-wrapped grip. Condition shows corrosion and wear consistent with age and use.

4 - Lancaster County Style Kentucky Long Rifle Lancaster County style Kentucky long rifle featuring a percussion rifle mechanism, full stock, and octagonal barrel. The barrel is rifled and approximately 50 caliber. Lock plate is marked Henry Parker Warranted. Rifle has a Lancaster County style patch box and a silver toned inlay on the cheek piece. Notable repaired crack in the wrist and along the barrel.

5 - Ames Manufacturing M1860 Cavalry Saber Ames Manufacturing M1860 Cavalry Saber dated 1856. The blade measures 35.75 inches in length, with an overall length of 41.5 inches. Features include a brass guard and pommel, wire-wrapped grip, steel scabbard with two mounting rings, and a leather suspension strap. Markings and maker's stamp are present on the ricasso. Surface wear and patina are visible consistent with age and typical use.

6 - Civil War Era Smith Percussion Carbine Smith Percussion Carbine from the Civil War era chambered in 50 caliber. Features breech loading mechanism with a 21.5-inch barrel and overall length of 39.25 inches. Serial number is 292292. Stock is initialed ‘JH’. The firearm displays a metal butt plate, rear and front sights, and standard trigger guard with saddle ring. Wood stock and forearm exhibit wear consistent with use. Manufacturer markings are present on the receiver.

7 - British Enfield P1853 Civil War Era Rifle British Enfield P1853 rifle from the Civil War era. Features a 35-inch barrel and an overall length of 52 inches. The rifle features a wooden stock with visible cartouche and a brass buttplate. Lockplate is marked 'Enfield' and is stamped with the British crown symbol. Overall wear and surface marks are visible on the wood and metal, consistent with age and historical use.

8 - U.S. Officer War of 1812 Era Eagle Head Sword U.S. Officer sword from the War of 1812 era featuring an eagle head pommel, hard natural material grip, and a brass handle. The blade measures 31.5 inches in length, with an overall sword length of 37 inches. No scabbard is included.

9 - U. S. Springfield M1855 Musket U. S. Springfield Model 1855 musket with a lock plate dated 1860. The musket is shown with its bayonet attached, giving an overall length of 74 inches. Features include a wood stock, metal fittings, percussion lock mechanism, and bayonet mounting. Markings on the lock plate and barrel are visible, including 'U. S. Springfield' and eagle motifs.

10 - C. Roby M1860 Light Cavalry Saber Dated 1865 C. Roby M1860 Light Cavalry Saber dated 1865. Blade measures 34.75 inches in length, and the overall length of the saber is 41.25 inches. Features a curved blade, brass guard, and wire-wrapped grip. Includes scabbard and attached leather hanger. Markings on the ricasso include "U.S. 1865 AGM" and "C. Roby W. Chelmsford Mass." Condition as depicted in images, with wear from age and use.

10a - Meet the Collector & Carver – Alan Blair Take a few moments to meet Alan Blair, the longtime collector whose remarkable Civil War collection is featured in this auction. Alan also shares the story behind several of the hand-carved eagles, walking sticks, and other carvings offered throughout the sale. His passion for history and craftsmanship makes this collection even more meaningful.

11 - 1856 Model Burnside Percussion Carbine Civil War era 1856 Model Burnside percussion carbine. The carbine has a 20-inch barrel and an overall length of approximately 39 inches. The firearm is marked with 'Burnside Rifle Co. Providence, R.I.' Serial number 34079 and 'Burnside Patent March 25th 1856' visible on the receiver. Barrel and metal components show areas of patina and wear consistent with use.

12 - U.S. Militia Non-Commissioned Officer’s Sword U.S. Militia non-commissioned officer’s sword featuring a helmet-shaped pommel and a handle crafted from a hard natural material. The blade measures approximately 26.75 inches in length, with an overall unsheathed length of 34 inches. A scabbard isincluded with the sword. A manufacturer mark is present and is barely visible under the hilt.

13 - Snider-Enfield 1864 Breech Loading Rifle Snider-Enfield breech loading rifle dated 1864, featuring a barrel length of approximately 36.5 inches and an overall length of approximately 54 inches. Inspection markings and proof stamps are visible on the metal surfaces and wooden stock. Wear isevident on the surfaces, consistent with age and handling.

14 - J. Henry & Son Percussion Rifle, Ohio Style J. Henry & Son percussion rifle featuring a half stock Ohio style design with a walnut stock. The rifle is equipped with a heavy octagonal smooth bore barrel, measuring 36.5 inches in length, and an overall length of approximately 51.75 inches. The barrel and lock plate are marked 'J. Henry & Son.' Corrosion is present around the breech, and there is a crack in the foot of the stock. The rifle appears to have been owned by Wyatt Earl, as his name is marked on the firearm.

15 - M1850 Field & Staff Officer’s Sword M1850 field & staff officer’s sword featuring a custom made Solingen Germany blade. The blade is decorated with scrolled foliage and patriotic motifs, with one side marked 'U. S.' and the other side marked 'Pluribis Unum,' meaning 'out of many, one.' Included with a scabbard. Blade measures 31.25 inches and overall length without the scabbard is 37.5 inches.

16 - Richardson & Overman Gallagher Carbine Richardson & Overman Gallagher percussion carbine featuring a 22.25 inch barrel and an overall length of 39.25 inches. The barrel and other metal components show rust and tarnishing. The stock has visible scratches and dings. Mechanical components and markings are present as shown. Item condition details include rust and wear consistent with age and use.

17 - Solingen Military Saber Solingen military saber featuring a blade marked 'Solingen.' Brass guard and wooden grip, which shows chipping. Blade measures 30 inches in length, with an overall length of 35 inches. Blade exhibits some chips and dark areas.

18 - U. S. Springfield M1855 Dated 1858 U. S. Springfield M1855 rifle dated 1858, featuring an overall length of 74 inches including the bayonet. Corrosion and pitting are present throughout the rifle and bayonet. Metal and wood surfaces show wear consistent with corrosion and age.

19 - Gaylord Mfg. Co. Officer’s Sword Officer’s sword manufactured by Gaylord Mfg. Co., featuring a 29 inch blade and an overall length of 34 inches. The piece is likely from the 1870s. The sword includes a detailed gilt brass guard and pommel, and a ribbed grip. The blade displays etched designs. The scabbard is present and includes decorative fittings.

20 - Andrew Wurflein Kentucky Long Rifle Attributed to Andrew Wurflein, Kentucky long rifle featuring a full tiger maple stock. Rifle includes an engraved patch box, as well as engraved inlays on the cheek piece and along the barrel. The top flat of the barrel is initialed "A. W." Barrelasures 40.25 inches long with an overall length of 56 inches. A paper in the patch box attributes the rifle to Andrew Wurflein.

21 - Half-Stock Percussion Rifle w/ British Tower Half-stock percussion rifle featuring a British tower lock plate. This lockplate was originally used on a Tower Enfield musket. The rifle has a 39-inch barrel and an overall length of approximately 55.25 inches. The firearm is fitted with a brass trigger guard and butt plate and displays checkering on the grip. Metal and wood surfaces show wear consistent with use and age.

22 - Civil War Era Sharps Carbine Sharps Civil War era single-shot carbine. Serial number 2848 is stamped on the receiver. Features a 24.75 inch barrel and measures 42.5 inches overall. The carbine displays a falling block action with external hammer. Marked 'C. Sharps Pat Oct 5th 1852' and 'C. Sharps Pat Sept. 12th 1848.' Wooden stock and forend show marks and wear consistent with age and use. Metal components have a patinated appearance.

23 - M1840 Cavalry Saber M1840 Cavalry Saber featuring a 34.25 inch blade and an overall length of 39.75 inches. No date or manufacturer markings are visible. The piece includes a wire-wrapped grip and a brass guard, accompanied by a metal scabbard with suspension rings. Blade and fittings display wear consistent with age and handling.

24 - Half Stock Heavy Barrel Percussion Rifle Half stock heavy barrel percussion rifle featuring a heavy octagonal barrel measuring 32.25 inches in length. The overall length of the firearm is 48 inches. The stock is crafted from curly maple. Brass fixtures are present on the trigger guard and buttplate. Barrel and stock show wear consistent with use.

25 - J. H. Merrill Carbine, 52 Caliber J. H. Merrill Carbine chambered in 52 caliber. The barrel measures 20 inches in length, with an overall length of 37 inches. Tarnishing and rust are present throughout the metal components, and the wooden stock displays scratches and dings. The boreretains apparent rifling despite the tarnishing on the exterior surfaces.

26 - Cont Full Stock Flintlock Kentucky Rifle Contemporary full stock flintlock Kentucky long rifle featuring a 39.5-inch barrel and overall length of 54.75 inches. The rifle is of contemporary manufacture and constructed in the traditional full stock style associated with Kentucky long rifles.Brass fittings and decorative inlays are present throughout the rifle's stock, and the firearm features a classic flintlock action.

27 - U. S. Militia Cavalry Saber U. S. Militia avalry saber featuring a 25-inch blade and an overall length of 29.25 inches. The sword includes a curved guard and a ribbed wooden grip with a brass pommel and fittings. Blade surface shows age-related patina and some chips. Grip exhibits visible wear, consistent with handling and use.

28 - W. Foster Marked Halfstock Percussion Rifle W. Foster marked halfstock percussion rifle featuring a 36 inch barrel and an overall length of 52 inches. Estimated 32 caliber. The rifle includes brass hardware on the butt and trigger guard with a double set trigger mechanism. Markings are visibleon the barrel. Condition displays wear consistent with age and use.

29 - Civil War M1840 NCO Sword Civil War M1840 non-commissioned officer sword with a blade length of 31.5 inches and an overall length of 38 inches. The blade has a dark tarnished finish with some pitting and no maker or date mark is visible. Features a ribbed brass grip, a disc guard, and a straight blade typical of this model. Signs of age and patina on metal surfaces are present, consistent with the period.

30 - Thompson Center Hawken 50 Caliber Rifle W/ Powder Thompson Center Hawken 50 caliber rifle featuring a wooden stock with brass hardware, double set trigger, engraved lock plate, and octagonal barrel. The serial number 8257 is visible on the barrel. Includes brass patch box in the stock and adjustablerear sight. A brass powder flask with embossed design is also included. Some surface marks and wear are visible on the stock and metal components. Caliber is marked .50 on the barrel.

31 - Antique Brass Handle Saber Antique saber featuring a brass handle and a 34-inch blade, with an overall length of 40 inches. The blade has no manufacturer markings or date present. The tip of the blade is chipped, and there are a few chips along the blade edge. Includes a curved metal scabbard. The saber exhibits wear consistent with use.

35 - Confederate D-Guard Bowie Knife Confederate D-guard Bowie knife featuring a 17.25-inch blade and an overall length of 23 inches. Blade displays tarnishing throughout, with chips visible along the edge and a pointy tip. Includes what appears to be the original leather sheath, showing surface wear and minor loss at the edges. Both the knife and sheath exhibit signs of age and use consistent with period materials.

36 - H&D Chicago Oversized Bowie Knife H&D Chicago oversized bowie knife with a blade marked as 'made of Howes special tool steel.' The blade measures 16 inches in length, with an overall length of 21.25 inches. The knife features an antler-style handle and a crossguard. The blade has small chips along the edge, and the tip of the blade is also chipped. Markings are present on the blade and ricasso.

38 - Bronze Titled ‘Mountain Man Winter 1830’ Hollow bronze sculpture titled ‘Mountain Man Winter 1830’ depicting a figure in period attire. The artwork measures 9 x 10.5 inches at the base and stands 34.5 inches tall. The figure is mounted on a wooden plinth which has a plaque bearing the title.

39 - Alan Blair Carving Hand carved wooden roadrunner sculpture featuring two birds mounted on a natural wood base. Sculpture measures approximately 26.5 inches in length, 6 inches in width, and 7 inches in height. Detailed carving captures the texture and posture of the roadrunners, with attention to feather and leg details.

40 - Original Civil War Memorial Certificate Original Civil War memorial certificate framed for display. The certificate details battles the individual fought in, his rank, when he was enlisted, and when he was discharged. Along with historical records and important battles. The frame measures37.5 x 31.5 inches. Visible age-related toning and staining on the certificate are present. Decorative gilt frame features raised floral patterns.

41 - Civil War Cartridge Box, Cap Pouches & Bayonet Civil War-era belt set featuring a cartridge box, cap pouches, and a bayonet scabbard. The cartridge box is equipped with a brass "US" plate and interior dividers. Cap pouches are attached on both sides of the belt, and the leather bayonet scabbards fixed to the belt assembly. Leather surfaces display wear and aging consistent with period use. Fittings are brass and iron.

42 - Bellowing Stag Bronze, Pierre-Jules Mene Bronze sculpture after ‘Bellowing stag’ by Pierre-Jules Mene. The piece measures 14.5 x 6 x 6.25 inches. The sculpture depicts a stag in a dynamic pose with detailed rendering of the fur and antlers and is mounted on a rectangular base. Artist signature is visible on the base of the sculpture.

43 - 2 Hand Crafted Walking Sticks Two Hand crafted walking sticks. The taller stick stands 38 inches. Both sticks feature wooden shafts with rustic finishes, T-shaped handles, star emblems on the handle ends, and rubber tips for stability. Decorative bands and colored inlays are presenton the handles, with one stick decorated with a leather grip. Minor surface wear consistent with handcrafted items visible.

44 - Wooden Eagle Sculpture Signed Juneau Joes Alaska Hand carved wooden eagle sculpture standing 20.25 inches tall. The bottom is marked 'Juneau Joes Alaska 9/11/19 ADB & CAB.' One wing tip has a chip. Detailed carving with textured feathers and outstretched wings.

45 - Thomas B. Sailor Marriage Certificate, Badges, Pho Collection related to Thomas B. Sailor, featuring his marriage certificate, various badges, and historical items. The lot includes documentation of his time enlisted, such as photocopies of enlistment forms and related papers. Also included are medals, photographs, period buttons, and memorabilia connected to Thomas B. Sailor's service and personal history.

46 - Antique Burlap Cover Metal Canteen Antique Civil War era metal canteen featuring a burlap cover. The canteen has a diameter of 10 inches. It is displayed on a blue covered pegboard with support stands. The burlap shows significant wear and the strap appears aged. The pegboard displayis included with the lot.

47 - Alan Blair 2 Hand Carved Wooden Eagle Heads The larger eagle head measures 11 inches long. Both pieces display carved feather and beak detailing, with painted surfaces to highlight the features. Surfaces show natural wood grain and tool marks as part of the hand carving process. Hand carved by Pennsylvania artist Alan Blair, who carved in Bethlehem and continues his work in Nazareth, PA.

48 - Framed Buffalo Bill Advertisement Framed antique Buffalo Bill advertisement displayed in a wood frame. The frame measures 17 x 24 inches. The advertisement features historical promotional graphics and text related to Buffalo Bill's Wild West & Pawnee Bill's Great Far East shows, referencing events held in Jamestown. The frame and advertisement show wear consistent with age and display.

49 - 3 Handcrafted Wooden Canes/Walking Sticks 3 unique handcrafted wooden canes/walking sticks. Each cane is approximately 34.5 inches tall. The canes display various decorative elements, including carved handles, metal accents such as brass shell casings, star emblems, and painted details. Leather wrist straps are attached to each cane. The combination of materials and handcrafted features gives each piece a distinctive appearance. Signs of handcrafting are present throughout.

50 - Bronze Sculpture After Frederic Remington’s ‘Horse Large Bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington’s ‘Horse Thief’, depicting a dynamic equestrian scene. The work measures 17.5 x 6.5 x 19.5 inches. The artist’s name appears on the base. The sculpture shows detailed casting throughout the figure andhorse. Visible patina and surface characteristics consistent with bronze works.

52 - Black Bear Rug with Head Mount & Green Felt Black bear rug featuring a full head mount with open mouth and detailed facial features. The rug is backed with scalloped green felt edging. Fur appears well preserved however one toe has come loose. No significant visible wear to the face or body. Backing has a stitched edge. Suitable for display or as a decorative floor covering. Condition consistent with standard taxidermy display use. Measures 48 L x 50 W inches.

53 - Three Handcrafted Unique Walking Sticks/Canes Three handcrafted walking sticks/canes, each featuring distinct natural wood grains and finishes. The tallest measures 35.75 inches in length. One stick is topped with a faceted glass knob and metal collar with decorative stones, another features a smooth wooden sphere handle, and the third has a rustic wood finish with a glass knob and metal accents. All three have rubber tips for stability. Wear consistent with handmade craftsmanship and normal handling.

54 - 5th N.Y. Volunteer Infantry Duryee Zouaves Book Hardcover book titled 'Camp and Field Life of the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry (Duryee Zouaves)' by Alfred Davenport. Copyright date of 1879. Features green cloth binding with decorative black and gilt stamping on the cover and spine. The interior contains text and illustrations related to the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry, also known as Duryee Zouaves. Period handwriting is present on the front endpaper. Some wear visible on the covers and spine consistent with age and use.

55 - Civil War Model 1859 McClellan Saddle Civil War Model 1859 McClellan saddle manufactured by Demarest of Newark, NJ. Features an 11 inch seat. The saddle features the distinctive rawhide covered wooden seat, wooden stirrups with hoods, leather crupper, leather leather saddle skirts are not present. A brass shield on the pommel is marked with the seat size 11, brass tag on the front left of the saddle is marked ‘Demarest Newark NJ’. Consigner has added a rope to the setup. Overall wear is evident, consistent with age and use.

56 - Dale Gallon ‘Buying Time’ Signed Framed Print Dale Gallon ‘Buying Time’ signed framed print, Limited Edition numbered 1660 out of 1863. The frame measures 23 inches tall x 26.5 inches wide. The print includes the artist's signature and edition number. The work is presented in a wooden framewith brass corner accents and double matting. Frame and print both appear well-preserved and ready for display.

57 - Confederate States of America $10 & $50 Notes Confederate States of America $10 and $50 banknotes presented together in a display frame measuring 11 x 13 inches. The notes are visible from the front and mounted against a blue background, with the $10 note encapsulated and graded. Both items arecontained within a wooden frame.

58 - 1st Lt Robert A. Sedgwick Artillery Coat Civil War Union artillery uniform coat with brass buttons featuring an eagle shield and an 'A' denoting the artillery branch. Consigner has indicated that this coat belonged to 1st Lieutenant Robert A. Sedgwick of the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery.Consigner has provided documentation regarding Sedgwick. The inner lining of the coat is signed ‘Sedgwick’. Evidence of wear is present throughout, consistent with age and use during the Civil War period. The coat features a red collar and cuffdetail typical of Union artillery uniforms.

59 - Three Civil War Carte-de-Visite Photographs Three Civil War carte-de-visite photographs, including one of Major General G. B. McClellan & lady, one indicated to be of Captain Gregory, and one of a Union soldier. The photographs depict individuals in period uniform and attire. Notable backmarksinclude R. W. Addis, McClees Gallery, Washington, D.C., and J. Cremer & Co., Philadelphia. Each image is housed in a brass-tone frame with blue matting. Some photographs show age-related toning and wear.

60 - 27In.Tall Frederic Remington Sculpture ‘The ScaIp' After Frederic Remington bronze sculpture titled ‘The Scalp’. The work is signed Frederic Remington and marked ‘Henry Boynard Bronze Co. Founder New York 1892’. The sculpture measures 19.5 L x 10 W x 27.5 H inches. The piece features a detailed depiction consistent with Remington's Western themes. It stands on a shaped base and displays foundry marks as specified.

61 - Revised U.S. Army Regulations of 1861 Book Hardbound volume titled 'Revised U.S. Army Regulations of 1861'. The cover features embossed designs and gilt lettering on the spine. Published by George W. Childs, Philadelphia, the book includes an appendix with changes and laws affecting Army regulations and articles of war up to June 25, 1863. Some signs of wear are present on the cover and spine. Interior pages appear intact, including printed tables and official statements from the War Department.

62 - Don Spaulding ‘Bravado’ Signed Framed Limited Edit Framed print titled ‘Bravado’ by Don Spaulding, signed by the artist. The print is professionally matted and set in a wood frame. Frame measures 27.5 x 35 inches. Includes certificate of authenticity and wire for hanging on the reverse.

63 - Model 1904 U.S. Cavalry Leather Saddlebags Model 1904 U.S. Cavalry saddlebags constructed of brown leather. The saddlebags are clearly marked ‘Long 1917 F.A.W’ on the interior, as stamped into the leather. Features include multiple straps and buckles for secure closure and attachment, with wear consistent with age and service use. Each pouch has a flap closure and is designed to attach over a saddle. Historic military item from early 20th-century U.S. Cavalry use.

64 - Bronze Stag Sculpture Signed B Jorge 1996 Bronze stag sculpture appears to be signed B orge and dated 1996. The piece is numbered 16/50. Dimensions are 16.5 inches in length, 9 inches in width, and 14.25 inches in height. presented to Robert E. Petersen, The International Oder St. Hubertus.The sculpture is mounted on an oval wood base with a green marble platform.

65 - Quarter Plate Tintype of Five Soldiers Quarter plate tintype depicting five soldiers posed together with the American Flag. The tintype measures 3.25 x 4.25 inches. The group is shown with period attire and arranged in a crude studio in the field. The image is presented in an embossed gold-colored oval frame. Includes accompanying documentation as shown. The tintype and frame show light wear consistent with age and handling.

66 - Six Hardcover Books About Civil War Topics Six hardcover books focused on Civil War topics. Titles cover various aspects including photographic history, encyclopedic entries, notable figures, battles, and collections. The set provides a wide overview and reference resource for Civil War history through different authors and publishers. Books appear with both illustrated and photographic content.

67 - Quartermaster General 17th Inf. Co. B Army Documen Rectangular small trunk or document box with a metal tag on the top marked "Quartermaster General 17th Inf. Co. B Army of Tennessee." The box measures 24.25 x 8 x 6.75 inches. Exterior features a dark finish with metal handles and a latching mechanm. Condition displays wear and surface abrasions consistent with usage and age, including edge and surface losses. Interior is lined and shows additional wear. All identifying information is present as described.

68 - Alan Blair 2Hand Carved Bald Eagle Sculptures Two Hand carved bald eagle sculptures. The larger sculpture stands 14.75 inches tall. Both sculptures feature detailed carving and are mounted on wooden bases. Surfaces display carved texture on the feathers and painted beak and eyes. No maker's markis visible. Hand carved by Pennsylvania artist Alan Blair, who carved in Bethlehem and continues his work in Nazareth, PA.

69 - Campaign of the Thirty Third N.Y.S. by David Book Campaign of the Thirty Third N.Y.S. by David W. Judd. The consigner notes that it appears to be signed by General Henry J. Hunt. The volume features embossed covers with a central gilt motif, and the title is legible on the spine. Period handwritingis visible on the endpapers.

70 - Discharge Paper for Private Samuel J. Bennet 1865 1865 Civil War discharge paper for Private Samuel J. Bennet, displayed in a wooden frame with a mat. The frame measures 13.5 x 16.5 inches. The document features handwritten and printed elements, including signatures and an emblematic eagle illustration. Information about the soldier and his military service is clearly visible. The discharge paper and frame show wear consistent with age and handling.

71 - Two Framed 1862 Harper’s Weekly Army of the Potoma Two framed prints from Harper’s Weekly, both dated July of 1862, each depicting scenes of the army of the Potomac. Both prints are housed in matching wooden frames, each measuring 12.5 x 17.5 inches. Visible are scenes of military activity and soldiers, with period details typical of Civil War era imagery. Both pieces show general age-related toning, spotting, and minor wear to paper and frames consistent with age.

72 - Unique Hand Painted Bison Robe by Hagstrom Hand painted bison robe by Hagstrom 2015 depicting bison hunt scenes. The robe measures approximately 104.5 inches in length and 86.5 inches in width. The artwork features hunters on horseback, bison, and additional wildlife and camp imagery. Artistsignature and date are visible on the hide.

73 - Three 1st Edition Western Themed Books Three 1st Edition Western themed books, including "Frontiers of the Northwest: A History of the Upper Missouri Valley" by Harold E. Briggs (1940, D. Appleton-Century Company), "River to the West" by John Jennings (1948, Doubleday & Company, Inc.)d "Death on Horseback: Seventy Years of War for the American West" by Paul I. Wellman (J. B. Lippincott Company, copyright 1947). All books retain their original dust jackets, which show visible wear such as chipping and creasing. Pages and spinesso exhibit signs of age and handling.

74 - “The Holdup” Franklin Mint Pewter Sculpture Franklin Mint limited edition pewter sculpture titled “The Holdup,” Limited Edition 1047/9500depicting a detailed stagecoach robbery scene with figures on horseback. The sculpture is mounted on an oval wooden base with a title plaque indicating the work was presented by The Western Heritage Museum. Overall base dimensions are approximately 22.25 inches in length and 8.5 inches in width. The surface and figures show detailed casting and craftsmanship.

75 - Civil War Double Bagged Tarred Knapsack Civil War-era double bagged knapsack constructed of tarred fabric with multiple leather straps and buckles for secure closure and carrying. Measures approximately 18 x 17 inches. The knapsack shows surface wear, scuffs, and some small holes consistent with use and age. Both front and inner compartments are visible, with functional straps and hardware present, though some show wear.

76 - Six Civil War Related Books Six books focused on the American Civil War, including 'Civil War Battles: The Maps of Jedediah Hotchkiss,' 'Great Civil War Heroes & Their Battles,' 'The Civil War Society’s Encyclopedia of the Civil War,' 'The New York Times Complete Civil War 1861-1865,' '1400 Days: The Civil War Day by Day,' and 'Rebels & Yankees: The Fighting Men of the Civil War.' Covers topics such as battles, personalities, daily life, illustrated maps, and photographic records. Hardcovers and dust jackets are present;general wear consistent with use.

77 - Mort Kunstler Angel of Marye’s Heights Limited Ed. Mort Kunstler Limited Edition print titled 'Angel of Marye’s Heights,' depicting Sgt. Richard Kirkland at Fredericksburg, Virginia, on December 14, 1862. The print is signed by the artist in the lower margin and includes an artist's proof mark. Framed under glass with a gold-tone nameplate and double matting. Frame measures 29.5 x 39 inches overall. Certificate of Authenticity is included on the reverse. Some minor wear to the frame is visible.

78 - Dug Hardee Hat Insignia & Civil War Breastplate Two items including a dug Hardee hat insignia and a breastplate, both displayed in protective cases. The breastplate, heavily corroded and bearing a distinct puncture, is accompanied by certification from The Gettysburg Museum of History stating it is an original Civil War piece pierced by a bayonet and recovered at Chancellorsville. The Hardee hat insignia features an eagle motif. The larger display box measures 5.25 x 6.25 inches. Both items exhibit condition consistent with burial and historical age.

79 - 3 Handcrafted Wood Walking Sticks & Cane Three handcrafted wood walking sticks/canes, each uniquely styled and featuring natural branch forms. Decorative elements include leather-wrapped grips, metal and enamel accents, buttons, star motifs, a leather cord, and a key. The largest stick measures 54 inches tall. Rubber tips are present for support. Surfaces display varied applied finishes and personalized touches. Condition reflects craftsmanship with signs of use and handling.

80 - ‘Mountain Man’ Bronze Sculpture after Frederic Rem ‘Mountain Man’ bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington's piece, standing 25.5 inches tall. The figure depicts a frontiersman on horseback carefully navigating a steep slope, rendered in detailed bronze with a naturalistic finish. Sculpture is mounted on a green marble base. Artist’s signature and copyright marking appear on the surface. Overall condition appears consistent with display and age, with visible sculptural detail across both horse and rider.

81 - 1851 Pattern Cavalry & NCO Belt Plate Rectangular brass belt plate featuring an 1851 pattern design with an eagle and shield motif, raised stars, and laurel leaves. Suitable for cavalry and non-commissioned officer use, measuring 3.5 inches in length by 2.25 inches in width. Middle section of the laurel leaves is broken off, as visible in the images. Wear and patina consistent with age are present, along with visible green verdigris in select areas.

82 - Four 1860s Harper’s Weekly Issues Four antique Harper’s Weekly 'Journal of Civilization' illustrated periodicals from the 1860s. Each issue features engraved covers and interior illustrations depicting scenes from the American Civil War era, advertisements, and period news articles. Titles and imagery include battle scenes, home front depictions, and contemporary social topics. Noticeable wear, edge tears, and some holes present, consistent with age and handling. Printed in New York, these publications provide a historic snapshot of mid-19th century America.

83 - 5 Bruce Catton Civil War Books Five hardcover books by Bruce Catton on the American Civil War, including 'The Coming Fury' (1961), 'Never Call Retreat' (1965), 'A Stillness at Appomattox' (1953), and 'Glory Road' (1952). Titles feature a mix of dust jackets and cloth covers, published by Doubleday & Company. Some jackets show wear and minor edge tears; covers and pages exhibit light soiling and shelf wear consistent with handling and age.

84 - Repro Hardee Hat w/ Infantry & Eagle Insignia Reproduction Hardee hat featuring both an infantry officer’s bullion insignia and an officer’s eagle insignia on black felt. The crown displays a gold-embroidered hunting horn badge, while the side bears a gold eagle insignia with a background ofstars. The hat is adorned with a gold and black cord with decorative knots. Interior label is marked "U.S. Army Extra Manufacture Size 7." Outer brim and felt show light handling consistent with minimal wear.

85 - Earl Black Chaps & Pair of Spurs Chaps crafted by Earl Black, featuring hair-on-hide panels with brown and white coloration and tooled leather yokes. The design includes leather tie closures with engraved conchos, basketweave tooling on the yokes, and decorative lacing on the waistband. The interior is lined with natural suede. Maker's mark stamped on the yoke indicates "Earl Black, Utah." Measure approximately 38 inches from the yoke to edge of the cowhide panels, 15 inches across the waistband, and the cowhide panels are 25nches across. Also included is a pair of spurs with engraved metalwork details and longhorn decal, no maker is marked on them.

86 - M1859 Cavalry Horse Bit w/ Later CS Bosses Iron M1859 cavalry horse bit featuring wavy shanks, curb chain loops, and a ported mouthpiece. Later-added bosses bearing "CS" initials are attached to each side. Surface shows rust and patina consistent with age. A tag indicates provenance from thcollection of Joseph Leisch, Jr. Label notes the addition of "CS" bosses after original manufacture. Measures approximately 5.25 inches across and 8 inches long.

87 - Six Western & Native American Books Seven books focused on the American West, Native American history, and cowboy culture. Titles include 'Cowboy Ethics: What It Takes to Win at Life' by James P. Owen, 'Lewis & Clark: Voices from the Trail' by Michael Kerrigan, two editions of 'The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Old West' by Peter Newark (yellow and red covers), 'The Encyclopedia of North American Indian Tribes' by Bill Yenne, and 'The Wild West' set (three volumes: 'The Native Americans,' 'Age of the Gunfighter,' and 'The American Frontier'), presented in a slipcase. Hardcovers and paperbacks included; minor shelf wear visible. No major defects observed.

88 - 19th & 21st Century Coins & Gold Replica Stamp Eight U.S. coins including two 2011-D Uncirculated-60 National Park quarters in Littleton Coin Company pouches (Vicksburg NMP 25C, PA Gettysburg 25C); one 1848 Large Cent; one c. 1830s Coronet Head Large Cent (worn date); one 1864 Indian Head Cent; one Shield Nickel (date not visible); one 1864 Two Cent Piece; and one 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Cent (Log Cabin Reverse). Also included is a 22kt Gold Replica of a Texas stamp. Coins exhibit a range of circulation wear, with modern quarters presented uncirculated in plastic pouches. Older coins show surface wear consistent with age and past handling.

89 - Cowhide Rug with Black & White Pattern Natural cowhide rug featuring a striking black, brown, and white spotted pattern. Measures approximately 72 x 87 inches. The hide retains its original shape and thickness, with a soft texture and distinctive patterning that varies across the surface.The reverse is light and clean. Suitable for use as a floor covering or decorative accent. No visible major flaws or repairs observed.

90 - July 21, 1862, Handwritten Letter Framed handwritten letter dated July 21, 1862, from Lieutenant Geo. B. StClair to Major General W. W. Loring, Richmond, Virginia. Includes supporting historical documentation, such as transcriptions and Confederate military records related to StClair's service and appointments. The letter is mounted on a blue mat within a wood frame. Documentation includes typed transcripts and copies of official Confederate States Army registers and pay records.

91 - O. Scovell Wheatland WY Leather Saddlebags Leather saddlebags marked "O. Scovell, Wheatland, WY," made by historical pioneer, saddler, and harness maker O. Scovell of Wheatland, Wyoming, who operated around the turn of the 20th century. Saddlebags measure 26.5 inches long when laid flat. Boflaps feature original straps and buckles, with noticeable wear, patina, surface cracking, and some tears consistent with age and use. Stamping is visible on the flap, indicating authentic origin. Overall structure remains intact for display or historical collection purposes.

92 - Dale Gallon Signed Civil War Print Limited Edition 416/950 print titled 'Tomorrow... We Must Attack Him' by Dale Gallon, depicting a Civil War scene at Gettysburg. The print is hand-signed by the artist and is presented in a double-matted frame with a brass title plaque. The overall frame dimensions are 26.5 x 35.5 inches. Includes certificate of authenticity and edition information attached on the back. Frame and print appear well-preserved, with minor wear to the frame edges only. Numbered edition visible in lower left.

93 - 3 Unique Handcrafted Walking Sticks Three individually handcrafted walking sticks, each with a distinct design. The largest stick measures 35.5 inches long. Features include decorative handles adorned with coins, brass or bronze accents, leather straps, and motifs such as metal stars,animal figures, and stitched leather wraps. Each walking stick has a rubber tip base for traction and display use. Visible wear is consistent with handcrafted construction and prior handling.

94 - Civil War Weapon Reference Book Collection Eight books focused on Civil War weapons and equipment. Titles include "Echoes of Glory: Arms & Equipment of the Union," "Echoes of Glory: Arms & Equipment of the Confederacy," "Echoes of Glory: Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War" (all part ofe-volume set), "An Introduction to Civil War Small Arms" by Earl J. Coates & Dean S. Thomas, "Civil War Weapons" by Graham Smith, “Civil War Army Swords” by John H. Thillman and “Swords of the American Civil War” by Richard H. Bezdek. Coverstopics such as firearms, swords, artillery, and other historical weaponry from the Civil War era. Books appear to be in gently used condition with intact bindings and covers.

95 - Guy Deel Acrylic on Board Western Painting Acrylic on board painting by Guy Deel, depicting a dramatic western scene with a stagecoach drawn by six horses racing across rugged terrain, with flames and smoke in the background. The composition is signed by the artist in the lower right corner.Framed in a decorative gold-tone frame. The frame measures 22.5 x 30 inches. Surface appears clean and the painting is ready for display, with hanging hardware attached to the reverse.

96 - Modern Repro Union Infantry & Cavalry Kepis Modern reproduction Union soldier kepis including a Federal Union Cavalry Kepi with yellow crossed sabers insignia and a Union infantry forage kepi with metallic bugle insignia and light blue piping. Both caps are sized 7 3/8, made in the U.S.A., andfeature wool fabric with leather brims, chinstraps, and eagle-embossed brass buttons. Interior linings are black.

97 - Plaster Native American Bust Hand-painted plaster bust depicting a Native American figure with feathered headdress, turquoise-style necklace, and holding a pipe. The bust measures 21 inches in height. The base features painted details, including a number '305.' The interior is hollow, and the exterior shows surface wear and some visible paint chipping consistent with display. No maker's mark is observed.

98 - 11 Western & Frontier History Books 11 books focused on Western and frontier history, including titles such as 'Undaunted Courage' by Stephen E. Ambrose, 'The Journals of Lewis and Clark,' 'Dead Man's Walk' by Larry McMurtry, 'Bendigo Shafter' by Louis L'Amour, 'The Frontiersmen' by Allan W. Eckert, and others. Subjects cover the Lewis & Clark expedition, Joe Meek, Sacajawea, the Nez Perce, the cattlemen's invasion of Wyoming, and the American West. Books are a mix of paperback and hardcover formats. Overall good condition.

99 - Two Framed Western Theme Prints Two framed western prints, each depicting dynamic scenes with horses and figures on horseback. The larger print measures 30 x 43 inches and features a stagecoach under pursuit, signed "O.E. Berninghaus" in the lower right. Both prints are presentedn wooden frames with wired backs for hanging. Colors are vivid and details are clear. Minor wear to the frames visible consistent with display and handling.

100 - Bob Scriver ‘Paul’s Bull’ Bronze Sculpture Bronze sculpture titled ‘Paul’s Bull’ by Bob Scriver, depicting a reclining bull. The piece is mounted on a wood base which measures 7 inches in length by 4.75 inches in width. The sculpture is numbered 144/1000 on the base, indicating it is part of a limited edition. Artist's signature and title are visible on the sculpture's base. The underside of the wooden base is felt-lined with a numerical label affixed.

101 - Framed Military Reunion Ribbons & Medals Framed display featuring military reunion ribbons and medals, (dating 1865, 1898, 1902,1908) including commemorative badges for the 28th and 35th New Jersey Volunteers, along with related documents and ephemera. The display highlights original reunion ribbons, buttons, and medallions, as well as preserved paperwork and cards, with each item individually labeled. The wood frame measures 21 x 27 inches. Contents appear to include Civil War veteran reunions and associated memorabilia. Condition ofcontents appears to show typical wear from age and handling; the frame and presentation are intact.

102 - 5 Civil War History Books 5 books focused on the Civil War, including "Battles of the Civil War 1861-1865: The Complete Kurz & Allison Prints," "Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era" by James M. McPherson, "Eyewitness to the Civil War," "Bill O'Reilly's Legends & Le Civil War" written by David Fisher, and "Don Troiani's American Battles: The Art of the Nation at War, 1754-1865." Collection features both pictorial and narrative accounts, with hardcover and paperback formats represented. Covers and dust jackeshow typical signs of handling and shelf wear.

103 - Harper’s Weekly Civil War Print & Reprint Lot Grouping includes a framed original Harper’s Weekly print depicting a Civil War battle scene, measuring 16.5 x 22.75 inches. Also included is a modern print matted on board featuring Harper’s Weekly illustrations. Accompanied by a 'Civil War Sampler,' a set of modern reprints of Civil War-era Harper’s Weekly issues, displaying historic editorial content and illustrations. The framed print shows age-related wear. The modern prints and sampler appear in clean condition. Total contents: one framed original print, one matted modern print, and a civil war sampler set of reprints.

104 - Salvadore de Durro Stradivarius Model Violin Wood violin labeled as a Salvadore de Durro "Special Model Antonius Stradivious Cremonensis Faciebat 1901," imported by B&J New York. Violin has dark reddish-brown varnish, ebony fittings, and shows a scroll detail with a "D" stamp at the button.instrument is accompanied by a hard-shell case with purple lining, marked M&W Co., exhibiting age and wear on exterior hardware and lining. No bow is present. General wear, surface scratches, and signs of use are visible on the violin body and neck.

105 - Model 1858 Civil War Canteen Model 1858 Civil War canteen with cloth covering and attached canvas strap. The canteen features a metal spout fitted with a modern replacement cork stopper. No maker's mark is visible upon inspection. Original chain and attachment hardware present.Fabric exhibits age and wear consistent with use, with some fraying visible on the strap. Body remains intact with no markings observed on either side.

106 - 12 Western History Books 12 books focusing on western-related topics, including titles on notable figures such as Buffalo Bill, George A. Custer, and Butch Cassidy. Subjects cover the Old West, frontier life, the Battle of the Little Bighorn, barbed wire's impact, and western outlaws. Various publishers and formats, including both hardcover and softcover editions, are present. Notable titles include "Buffalo Bill: The Noblest Whiteskin" by John Burke, "My Life on the Plains" by George A. Custer, and "Butch Cassidy:ography" by Richard Patterson. Shelf wear and signs of handling are visible on some dust jackets and covers.

107 - Mort Kunstler Framed Civil War Themed Prints Two framed Civil War themed prints by Mort Kunstler, titled "There Stands Jackson" and "General Armistead," both with brass title plaques, and a 2012 "Legends in Gray: Jackson and Lee" calendar featuring additional artwork by the artist. The laramed print measures 17.5 x 19.75 inches. Both prints are double matted with wood frames, and the frames have hanging hardware on the back. Prints and calendar have imagery focused on American Civil War figures and battles. Minor wear visible to frames and calendar consistent with handling and display.

108 - Two Hand Carved Bald Eagle Figures Hand carved bald eagle figures, each crafted from wood and featuring detailed feather patterns and realistic glass or resin eyes. One eagle is carved in a standing pose and is initialed "A.D.B." on the bottom with the date 12/2014. The second eagleeatures a stylized bust mounted on a natural stone base. Both sculptures display distinct carving techniques and wood finishing. The figures show some natural variation in wood tone and carving detail. The eagle mounted on the stone base is 8 inchestall.

109 - Franklin Mint Civil War Gatling Gun Model Franklin Mint scale model of a Civil War Gatling gun displayed on a wooden base measuring 11 inches long by 7.75 inches wide. The model features detailed wood-finish wheels, brass-tone and metallic elements, and is mounted with a nameplate that reads'The Official Civil War Gatling Gun.' The display is bordered by metal posts and a decorative chain, with an accessory box included. Some wear is visible on the underside of the base.

110 - Civil War Era Chess/Backgammon & Cribbage Set Folding chess & backgammon board set, likely Civil War era, with what appears to be a leather-wrapped and hand-painted checkerboard and backgammon surfaces. Board is initialed and marked with cavalry division information inside and measures 14.25 x 14.5 x 1.25 inches when unfolded. Includes a set of turned wooden game pieces for chess/backgammon. Accompanied by an antique wooden cribbage board marked 'Sergt. L. Jones 8 ME. Inf.' on the reverse. Cribbage board features multiple scoring tracks. Both boards show wear consistent with age and historical use.

111 - 8 Civil War & Gettysburg Books 8 books focused on Civil War history and the Battle of Gettysburg. Titles include "Gettysburg: The Last Invasion" by Allen C. Guelzo, "Gettysburg's Bloody Wheatfield" by Jay Jorgensen, "Lone Star Valor: Texans of the Blue & Gray at Gettysburg"Owen, "Michigan at Gettysburg: July 1st, 2d, and 3rd, 1863" by the Michigan Gettysburg Battlefield Commission, "Brigades of Gettysburg" by Bradley M. Gottfried, "The 4th Michigan Infantry in the Civil War" by Martin N. Bertera & Kim Crawford,th Michigan Volunteer Infantry at Gettysburg" by Martin Bertera & Ken Oberholzer, and "Michigan and the Civil War" by Jack Dempsey. Paperback and hardcover formats are present. Books show light handling wear; conditions vary by volume.

112 - Antique Declaration of Independence Replica Framed antique replica of the Declaration of Independence, featuring printed script and reproduced signatures on a sepia-toned sheet. The document is presented in a black frame measuring 13 x 17 inches. Surface displays visible creasing and discoloration, particularly along the edges, and the sheet shows signs of age. The backing appears to be standard cardboard. Suitable for historical display or decorative use.

113 - Antique Powder Horn with Leather Strap Antique powder horn constructed from animal horn with a fitted wooden base and stopper. Approximately 9 inches long, featuring an attached leather strap for carrying. Surface shows natural wear and textural variation consistent with age and use. No maker's marks observed. The horn is intact with typical surface abrasions and a functional stopper.

114 - Resin Bison & Ram Sculptures Resin animal sculptures featuring a bison and a ram, each posed atop rocky bases. The bison sculpture is approximately 20 inches tall and both are mounted on oval wooden bases with felt pads on the underside for surface protection. Surfaces display abronzed finish with textured details, representing the animals in dynamic, lifelike stances. No maker's marks or artist signatures are visible. Condition appears consistent with typical display and handling.

115 - Antique Natural Material Domino & Dice Sets Antique domino and dice sets made from natural materials, likely from the Civil War era. The dominoes have bone or ivory faces and ebony backs, with sections held together using brass tacks. One domino is marked with a patent date of 1860 on the ebony reverse, indicating 19th-century manufacture. The lot includes a group of matching dice made of a similar hard natural material. Sets are housed in a wooden box labeled "A. B. Harris, St. Albans, Vermont." Some wear and slight discoloration preseconsistent with age and use.

116 - Bear Photographs & Georgie McBride Print Framed art print by Georgie McBride depicting a mountainous landscape with a figure on horseback and a packhorse, presented in a brown wood frame measuring approximately 22.5 x 32.5 inches. Also included are two color photographs of a bear swimming in water, double-mounted in a rustic dark wood frame. Both items are ready for hanging with visible backing and wire hardware. The print and photographs appear well-kept with frames showing minor wear consistent with display.

117 - 10 Civil War-Themed Books Ten Civil War-themed books, including titles such as "I Hear the Bugle's Call" by Dan Makarewich, "No Quarter: The Battle of the Crater, 1864" by Richard Slotkin, "Battle of Big Bethel," "Siege & Reduction of Fort Pulaski," "The Civil War"atton, "Berry Benson's Civil War Book," "Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War," "The Civil War Day by Day," and "Images from the Storm." Volumes include softcover and hardcover formats, blending personal memoirs, photographic rbattle studies, and almanacs. Lot offers a comprehensive overview for collectors interested in Civil War literature. Condition varies by volume, with some minor wear visible on covers and spines.

118 - Hand Carved Walking Sticks Group of 4 Four unique handcrafted walking sticks, one by Brazos Walking Sticks. The group includes sticks with various carved and decorated handles, such as one with an eagle head incorporating two coins and turquoise detail, another with a painted pipe motif,one featuring a V-shaped fork with decorative elements, and a fourth with a flat, carved top displaying red paint and a coin inlay. The longest walking stick measures 35.5 inches. Each stick is fitted with a rubber tip for support and has a unique decorative style. Surface wear and minor paint loss visible consistent with use and handcrafted nature.

119 - G. Harvey 'Jeb Stuart’s Return' Limited Ed. Print Framed Limited Edition 1103/1300 print titled 'Jeb Stuart’s Return' by G. Harvey, featuring a depiction of cavalry officers returning along a country road with a Confederate flag. The print is professionally double-matted and housed in a dark woodframe. A certificate of authenticity is affixed to the reverse. Frame measures 31.25 x 38.5 inches overall. Light wear to the frame is visible, with hanging hardware attached on the back.

120 - U.S. Spanish American War Canvas Haversack U.S. Military Haversack that appears to be from the Spanish American War period, constructed of canvas with stencil markings reading "5 A U.S." and crossed rifles on the front flap. The haversack measures approximately 12 x 12.5 inches. Interior feures a main compartment with a flap closure and visible reinforcements at the attachment points. Exterior shows signs of wear and age consistent with use, including some staining and discoloration. Buckle and strap hardware are present.

121 - Civil War Books & Novels Twelve Civil War themed books and novels, including titles such as "The Killer Angels" by Michael Shaara, "A Blaze of Glory" by Jeff Shaara, "Shiloh" by Shelby Foote, and "Mary Chesnut's Civil War" edited by C. Vann Woodward. Set includes hisaccounts, soldier diaries, letters, and medical histories. Notable for works edited by historians and several first-person narratives. Most books are softcover; one copy of "Best Little Stories from the Civil War" is autographed. Overall conditionpears gently used with minimal wear.

122 - Powderhorn & AM Flask & Cap Co. Powder Flask One natural horn powderhorn with wooden plug and attached leather strap, and one embossed copper powder flask with shell motif from AM Flask & Cap Co. The flask features a brass dispenser top, lever, and leather suspension cord. The powderhorn displays black and tan coloration with signs of use, and the flask shows patina and marks from age. Both items include original carrying or fastening hardware. No maker's marks observed on the powderhorn; AM Flask & Cap Co. marking evident on the flask dispenser.

123 - 4 Civil War Themed Framed & Loose Art 4 Civil War themed prints including framed & loose works. Largest piece measures 15 x 19 inches and features a print of an ink/watercolor Confederate memorial artwork with a battle flag, portraits of R.E. Lee & T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson, with provence indicated on verso. Additional prints include a framed engraving titled "The War in Tennessee—Confederate Massacre of Federal Troops, After the Surrender at Fort Pillow," a colorized print "The Battle of Harrisonburg, June 6, 1862," and an unfmed print depicting "Soldiers of the Stonewall Brigade, On the March in the Valley, 1862." All items show signs of prior handling and display wear.

124 - Seven Civil War History Books Seven books focusing on Civil War history, including titles such as "Vicksburg and the War" by Gordon A. Cotton & Jeff T. Giambrone, "Robert E. Lee: The Man and the Soldier" by Philip Van Doren Stern, "U.S. Grant Album" by Lawrence A. Frost, "rican Heritage Picture History of the Civil War," "America: Pathways to the Present," "The Story of America" (Readers Digest), and "Confederate Veteran Volume X." The books feature pictorial biographies, historical analysis, and photographic hs related to the Civil War period. Covers and dust jackets display light wear; interiors appear clean and legible.

125 - Grand Army of the Republic Veterans Cane Grand Army of the Republic veterans cane measuring 33.5 inches long. Features a metal handle with detailed motifs including the GAR acronym, American eagle, and other related insignia, affixed to a wooden shaft. The handle exhibits raised texturing and symbolism associated with the GAR. Wear and surface patina visible on the metal consistent with age and use. Suitable for collectors of military or Civil War memorabilia.

126 - Three Wooden Geese & Duck Decoy Figures Three wooden waterfowl figures including two geese and one duck. The group features hand-painted and carved details. One goose, marked "Made by: Alan Blair 12/1979 for Cindy & Sue" on the underside, measures approximately 18 inches in length and 125 inches in height, which is the largest in the set. The collection includes both decorative and folk art styles, showing some wear on the hand-painted pieces. No maker information is present on the other two figures.

127 - Wyoming Literary Map & Custer Print Two framed prints: a Wyoming literary map highlighted with author portraits, geographic details, regional landmarks, and literary references, in a black frame measuring 33 x 43.25 inches; and a color print of "Custer’s Last Fight" by Anheuser BuschBrewing Association, set in a wood frame with matting. Both pieces are professionally framed, with visible hanging hardware. The Wyoming map is dated 1984 by the University of Wyoming. The Custer's Last Fight print depicts the historic battle with detailed battlefield illustration. Both items show light wear to frames and the glass on Wyoming frame is cracked along the top.

128 - Alan Blair Snake, Walking Sticks, Animal Lot Two wooden walking sticks, with the largest measuring 45 inches long, and three hand carved wooden animal figures: a blue bird on a wooden stand, a painted bear, and a snake motif club with textured and painted details by Alan Blair. One walking stick features a curved handle and visible maker inscription, while the other has natural knotting with painted accents. The animal carvings display distinct paint and carving styles with surface wear and variation. All items show wear consistent with use and handmadecraftsmanship.

129 - Five Civil War & Western Themed Books Five books featuring Civil War & western themes. Includes: "A Victorious Union" by Oliver Optic, 1894 hardcover; "The Way West" by A.B. Guthrie Jr., Sloane, with dust jacket; "The Civil War in the Western Territories: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexind Utah" by Ray C. Colton, University of Oklahoma Press, with dust jacket; "Western Star" by Stephen Vincent Benet, Farrar & Rinehart, 1943, with worn dust jacket; and "The Negro in the Civil War" by Benjamin Quarles, Little, Brown, 1953. Varyindition with visible jacket wear, edge wear, and some staining. Titles span both fiction & non-fiction related to Western expansion & Civil War history.

130 - 1921 United Confederate Veterans Camp List Softcover booklet titled "List of Organized Camps of the United Confederate Veterans Corrected to August 31, 1921." Published for officers and camps of the association by K. M. Van Zandt and Andrew E. Booth. Front cover displays Confederate flag imery. Includes listings of camps by name, department, and location, as well as summaries by division and department. Displays annual reunion history and association officers. Pages appear intact with age-appropriate toning and minor edge wear to the cover.

131 - Wood Pistol & Rifle Racks Wood pistol & rifle racks, including a large rifle rack designed to accommodate up to 9 rifles. The rifle rack features a stained wood finish and measures approximately 39.5 inches in length, 15.5 inches in width, and 32 inches in height. The rack has individual slots for secure placement and upright storage. Includes a matching wooden pistol rack with similar finish and construction. Both items show wear consistent with regular use.

132 - 6 American Civil War History Books Six hardcover books on the American Civil War, including 'From Union Stars to Top Hat' by Edward G. Longacre, 'Their Tattered Flags' by Frank E. Vandiver, 'Southern History of the War' by Edward A. Pollard, 'Statesmen of the Lost Cause' by Burton J.Hendrick, 'Stanton: The Life and Times of Lincoln's Secretary of War' by Benjamin P. Thomas and Harold M. Hyman, and 'War of the Rebellion: Official Records, Series I, Vol. 9' from The National Historical Society. Books show signs of shelf wear; dustjackets on some volumes exhibit edge wear and minor tears. Includes reference works, biographies, and original source compilations.

133 - Civil War Song Books & Framed Film Negative Group consisting of three "Liberty & Union" patriotic song books published by James Magee, Philadelphia, featuring Civil War themes such as "The Sinking of the Pirate Alabama," "Song on the Death of President Abraham Lincoln," and "The Rally Creedom." Lot also includes one film negative marked "Kodak Safety Film 4144" and a framed photographic print derived from the negative, depicting an individual by a Civil War cannon. The consigner included a note referencing General Pickett and RoTop, is attributed to a 1903 photograph by Underwood and Underwood.

134 - Two Framed Prints Framed prints including one print titled "Ready for the Trot" with the phrase "Bring up your horses," featuring a harness racing scene. Frame measures approximately 15 x 19.75 inches. Second framed piece appears to be an antique print depicting ae woman among foliage. Both works are presented in wooden frames with wired hanging hardware on the back. Some wear is visible to the backing and framing materials consistent with age and handling.

135 - Mixed Grouping of Books & DVDs Selection of hardcover and paperback books along with several DVD sets. Titles cover topics such as American history, the Civil War, political commentary, and Western frontier fiction. Notable authors featured are James A. Michener, Louis L'Amour, Terry C. Johnston, E.L. Doctorow, Dana Fuller Ross, Don Coldsmith, and Gregg Jarrett. Included DVDs are "Blood and Honor: The Civil War," "The Essential Civil War Collection" set by History Channel, and "Custer's Last Man: I Survived Little Big HoA VHS tape labeled for Civil War-related content is also present. General condition appears used with some jackets showing shelf wear.

136 - Hand Crafted Decor Items & Faux Fur Blanket Group of hand crafted decor items constructed from wood, antler, spent brass cartridges, and natural stones, featuring rustic Western and Wyoming motif accents such as coins and a longhorn. Also included is a faux fur blanket measuring 66.5 x 85.5 inches, with a brown fur-like front and a solid fabric backing. Signs of handmade construction and natural material variations are visible. The decor pieces and blanket display surface wear consistent with use.

137 - Two Daisy Model 1894 & 95B BB Guns Daisy BB guns including one Model 1894 marked as 38 inches long and one Model 95B. Both feature lever action mechanisms with hardwood stocks and forearms. Metal components show factory markings including manufacturer location in Rogers, Arkansas. The1894 has dual barrel bands, classic rear and front sight configuration, while the 95B displays a single barrel band with integral front sight. Overall finish appears consistent with light surface wear. No ammunition included.

138 - Alan Blair 2 Hand Carved Eagle Head Sculptures Two hand carved wooden eagle head sculptures. One sculpture is painted in white, black, and orange tones; the other features a green, yellow, and black palette and is carved in the style of the Philadelphia Eagles icon, mounted on a naturalistic rockbase with protective pads. Both carvings display stylized feather and beak details. Hand carved by Pennsylvania artist Alan Blair, who carved in Bethlehem and continues his work in Nazareth, PA.

139 - Large Lot Civil War Photograph Prints Civil War photograph prints, featuring various posed and candid images of soldiers, commanders, infantry units, and scenes from the era. Includes both black-and-white and colorized prints, as well as portraits of notable military figures and group shots. Some prints are mounted in mats, while two are presented in wooden frames. Prints represent a range of styles and photographic techniques, suitable for display or historical reference. Light wear or minor imperfections may be present on some prints and frames.

140 - 5 Books on Wyoming, National Disasters, Parks Five softcover books focused on Wyoming history, natural disasters, national parks, and notable American landmarks. Titles are: "On This Day in Wyoming History" by Patrick T. Holscher (History Press), "Images of America: Laramie" by Charlie Peter& the Laramie Plains Museum (Arcadia Publishing), "The Wyoming Blizzard of 1949: Surviving the Storm" by James C. Fuller (History Press), "Images of America: Mount St. Helens" by David A. Anderson (Arcadia Publishing), and "LIFE: Our National PaCelebrating America's Natural Splendor" (Time Inc.). All books are softcover. Fronts and backs shown; covers and spines display only light handling wear.

141 - Civil War Prints & Framed Photo Collage Civil War-themed prints including a framed photo collage featuring historic black & white images of prominent figures, battle scenes, and soldiers. The collage measures 21 x 27 inches and is presented in a wood frame with a dark mat. Additional itemsinclude a framed color print of a battle scene, a matted portrait print of a Civil War general, and a display sheet of reproduction period photographs, some in color and some black & white. Condition appears consistent with recent production and display use.

142 - Large Grouping of American Civil War Magazines Over 30 American Civil War themed magazines, including titles such as Civil War Monitor, Civil War Times, Hallowed Ground, National Geographic, Smithsonian, and Gettysburg. Topics covered include key battles, military leaders, historic sites, and specialized issues such as Antietam, Gettysburg, and the USS Monitor. Several issues are special editions or commemorative releases. Includes a Civil War trivia quiz book and illustrated guides. Magazines appear stored loosely in a box. Overall condition varies, typical of periodical lots.

143 - Vintage Confederate Flag Vintage red, white and blue Confederate flag with thirteen stars. Appears to be a linen-like material. Great condition with very light wear. Measures 58 L x 35.5 W inches.