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Dave Taylor's Civil War auction number 15

Confederate staff officers sword w/ Rebel Snake Hanger Clip

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Dave Taylor's Civil War auction number 15

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Real McCoy 200 Year Old Flintlock Pirate Pistol: Early 1800s .69 caliber flintlock pistol. VG condition 100% original, 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. 100 years ago (1920s) these exact flintlocks were offered in the Francis Bannerman

0001: Real McCoy 200 Year Old Flintlock Pirate PistolEst. $400-$600

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Civil War Military Engraved Robert Roskell Pocket Watch: Early silver hunting case, key wind, pocket watch made for the military market by Robert Roskell in Liverpool, England. Robert Roskell Sr was a highly respected watch maker and worked from 1798 until

0002: Civil War Military Engraved Robert Roskell Pocket WatchEst. $400-$600

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Civil War Navy Engraved Pocket Watch: Silver, hunting case pocket watch with extremely rare Naval scenes engraved on the covers. I believe this is he first navy style watch I have owned. One side shows a caped officer on deck with a

0003: Civil War Navy Engraved Pocket WatchEst. $400-$600

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Napoleonic military document 1797: Very handsome 225 year old French military document on laid paper pertaining to a medical leave of absence from the 86th Regiment. Solid condition. UPDATE. Another collector has offered this

0004: Napoleonic military document 1797Est. $50-$200

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4 Screw Steel Strap Colt Navy cut for stock with swivel: One of the rarer Colt revolvers in the collecting world is this 1851 Colt Navy revolver with 4-screw frame which is cut for a shoulder stock in the frame and on the butt strap. Further, this gun has

0005: 4 Screw Steel Strap Colt Navy cut for stock with swivelEst. $3,000-$4,000

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3 Band Spencer Repeating Rifle: Spencer-armed mounted units, like Custer-s Michigan cavalry brigade and Wilder-s Lightning Brigade carried these full stock army rifles early in the war. The first 1000+ rifles went to the navy in

0006: 3 Band Spencer Repeating RifleEst. $2,000-$3,000

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200-year-old Flintlock pirate pistol: The same model as lot 1 in this sale. Early 1800s .69 caliber flintlock pistol. VG condition 100% original, 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. 100 years ago (1920s) these exact flintlocks

0007: 200-year-old Flintlock pirate pistolEst. $300-$600

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Unique Civil War 3 Man Mess Set Cooking Kit 3rd US Infantry: I do not use the word UNIQUE lightly. This mess set is unique in my experience, which is saying a lot. It is the only one I have ever seen or heard of. I have no idea who made it or where. The

0008: Unique Civil War 3 Man Mess Set Cooking Kit 3rd US InfantryEst. $3,000-$6,000

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Fine Henry Deringer Percussion "Derringer": The real deal. 45 caliber single shot pocket pistol made by the original Philadelphia gunmaker - Henry Deringer - (one R in the name). The guns were so popular that knock-offs became prolific with

0009: Fine Henry Deringer Percussion "Derringer"Est. $1,200-$1,800

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Fine Condition Flintlock Hall Rifle: The Model 1819 Hall was the first U.S. military breech loading firearm issued in large numbers and also the first firearm manufactured with totally interchangeable parts. In 1819, John H. Hall

0010: Fine Condition Flintlock Hall RifleEst. $3,000-$4,000

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1855 Harpers Ferry Rifle: Very scarce and highly sought Harpers Ferry Model 1855 2-band infantry rifle with mixed steel and brass furniture (transition all brass to all steel). Overall VG+. Lock markings are clear 1859

0011: 1855 Harpers Ferry RifleEst. $3,500-$4,500

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Scarce Potts & Hunt Bar on Band 1858 2-Band Army Rifle: Potts and Hunt Pattern 1856 Army Rifle known by collectors as the -Bar on Band- rifle, as the saber bayonet lug is mounted on the forward band instead of the barrel itself. . Only a few thousand of

0012: Scarce Potts & Hunt Bar on Band 1858 2-Band Army RifleEst. $2,000-$3,000

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Extremely rare Civil War Breech Loading Rifle 1 of 2 known: I have been researching this rifle for months. The only markings are the lock maker TRUITT BROTHERS, a serial number 25 inside the forward trigger guard, and the Lawrence patent markings on the

0013: Extremely rare Civil War Breech Loading Rifle 1 of 2 knownEst. $2,500-$25,000

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Confederate 1862 Richmond Rifle Musket: Dead Real early war Confederate Richmond, Virginia rifle musket. NRA good condition being in -as found- attic dry condition. Aside from the ramrod all parts on this musket are Richmond made. Brass

0014: Confederate 1862 Richmond Rifle MusketEst. $6,000-$9,000

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1816 musket shortened to Sea Service Length: 1816 Springfield Musket converted to percussion and shortened to sea service length. It is now the same size as an Austrian Lorenz rifle. Lock and barrel have matced 1837 dates. Wood cartouche is

0015: 1816 musket shortened to Sea Service LengthEst. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed

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Civil War light Cavalry saber: Model 1860 light cavalry saber. Made and marked by C. Roby in Chelmsford Mass. Dated 1864 and inspected. Very good to fine condition. Close examination of the ricasso shows three distinct tiny

0016: Civil War light Cavalry saberEst. $700-$1,000

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Spencer carbine Michigan Cavalry range: Nice M1860 Spencer repeating cavalry carbine. NRA Very Good condition. 100% original except replaced front sight, 100% complete, and mechanically perfect. Steel is uniformly gun-metal grey. Tight,

0017: Spencer carbine Michigan Cavalry rangeEst. $2,000-$2,500

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Very long Colonial musket: A very early Colonial American used musket circa 1750, converted to percussion decades later. Very very long measuring 63 inches overall with a barrel length of 47.5 inches overall. Quite light

0018: Very long Colonial musketEst. $500-$1,000

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Enfield rifle musket dated 1859: Standard P1853 English Enfield Rifle Musket. NRA Very Good. 100% original, 100% complete, Mechanically perfect, fair bore. Hammer has a weld repair on the top forward lip where it strikes the

0019: Enfield rifle musket dated 1859Est. $700-$1,000

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Starr Carbine 1st Arkansas Cavalry Identified: Carbine with history and a pile of archives records. Gun overall good condition, no rear sight and restored or replaced forend utilizing a replacement steel musket barrel band. Mechanically

0020: Starr Carbine 1st Arkansas Cavalry IdentifiedEst. $1,500-$2,500

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0021: Superb Colonial American Revolutionary War original flintlock musketEst. $2,500-$3,500

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Tiffany and Company Civil War Officer sword: A very handsome and solid example of the Union Army staff & field officer sword... carried by majors and colonels. VG condition and even more desirable bearing the Tiffany & Co. marking on the

0022: Tiffany and Company Civil War Officer swordEst. $1,000-$1,500

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Patriotic eagle tin comb case: Mid to late 19th century stamped wall hanging container for combs. Not sure if it was hung in a barber shop or home. Very appealing. Materials, Packing, and UPS Shipping on this item is $15.00.

0023: Patriotic eagle tin comb caseEst. $50-$100

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Courier and Ives lithograph little girl and pony: Currier and Ives 1860s Lithograph THE FIRST RIDE. Excellent condition, period framed See next lot for its companion piece. Materials, Packing, and UPS Shipping on this item is $25.00. Insurance is

0024: Courier and Ives lithograph little girl and ponyEst. $100-$200

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