[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate pike identified as having been taken at Tilton, Georgia. 

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate pike identified as having been taken at Tilton, Georgia. 59 in. ln. pike, including 13 in. blade with inscribed label that reads, "Rebel Pike Taken at Tilton Georgia" (w

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate New Testament identified to W.J. Hill, Cobb's Georgia Legion, recovered at Petersburg, VA, 20 April 1863. The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Nashville, TN

1884-dated photo of Confederate General Edward Kirby Smith and his family, taken in Sewanee, Georgia. A one-of-a-kind view, Smith appears here as an aged man, surrounded by generations of his kinfolk

taken at the Battle of Nashville on December 16, 1864 from Captain Caleb P. Bowen, Company "C," 30th Georgia Infantry. The sword's 29 5/8 in. single fuller blade is deeply etched on both sides, the ri

brass plaque on case reads "Dr. Allen Johnson Black /Surgeon/14th Louisiana Inf. Regt. C.S.A." fitted case with extensive set of instruments 17 1/2" x 9 1/2", 5 1/2" high case with brass banding

Rare American Civil War Confederate Pike Head by W.M. RILEY Total length : 16 1/2" : , Blade length : 10 3/4". Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information,

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to James T. Johnson, Co. D, 11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment and previously owned by Private John F. Wichterman, Co. G, 49th Ohio Infantry Regiment.  7

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to S. D. Smith, Co. A, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion. 7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware, carved body, and approx. 4

Civil War DogTags 1861-1865 "Identified" Confederate Soldier's Decoratively Engraved Silver Shield Ladder Badge Professionally Framed this Soldier is Known to have Surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse

Civil War DogTags Rare 1861-5 "Identified" Confederate Soldier's Decoratively Engraved Silver Shield Ladder Badge Professionally Framed this Soldier is Known to have Surrendered at Appomattox Courthou

Buckle appears to be dug with leather remains verso. Information verso, authenticated by George Hollis Payson. Estate found, as-is shown in the photos. Dimensions: L 3.5" x W 2.25" Condition: Appears

Vintage recreation museum replica, museum display piece. CS Confederate States Georgia Militia belt buckle. ***This is NOT an authentic Civil War period belt buckle.

Classic, domestically-produced Confederate cartridge box with the name “W.F. Hodge Co B 18 Reg SC” carved into its outer flap.  The box originated from an old collection and is accomp

Georgia confederate currency with different notes. The included notes are the December 2, 1861 timber cutters note, the January 15, 1862 5 dollar note; the January 15, 1865 5 dollar note; the March 20

Gold bullion epaulettes with fringe, bullion star on each with U.S. American eagle button with shield, yellow undersides. Wrote by hand on the underside on one epaulette "Brigadier General three rows

Touching letter (with cover) written by Confederate soldier William H. Mims of the 2nd Georgia Infantry while confined at Point Lookout prison in Maryland.. In it, Mims makes a request to Major AG Bra

1864 Series $2 State of Georgia Confederate Note

1864 $2 State of Georgia Confederate Note

1864 $5 State of Georgia Confederate Note

High grade 1863 State of Georgia $1.00 note. CGA 65

Serial # 23045, portrait of Governor Joseph E. Brown, with cotton and grain.

1864 $5 State of Georgia Confederate Note

4 pcs. Georgia Confederate Currency, 1861 25 cent and 1861, 1862 and 1863 50 cent issues, nicely framed.

1864 Series $10 State of Georgia Confederate Note