CIVIL WAR COMMEMORATIVE WALKING STICK - 50th Anniversa

Longest 36". Complete, intact. Est. $100-200

Antique "G.A.R." Encampment Commemorative Cane/Walking Stick, this American Civil War related cane is commemorating the 1892 Washington DC encampment, remains in very good condition with mild dents an

hand-carved maple cane, 6th Union Army Corps with multiple, intricate carvings; 33"l The battles of the 6th Army Corps included Fredericksburg, South Mountain at Crampton's Gap, Bull Run Bridge, Seven

PLANTATION STICK, BROKEN AT BASE. 34" L

Engraved Christmas 1865 14k Solid Gold Top Walking Stick Cane. Very nice Civil War Era Walking Stick/Cane with Engraved 14k Solid Gold Top. The gold top is engraved as follows: “A L Babcock to H

RARE CARVED CIVIL WAR SOLDIER WALKING STICK/CANELate 19th century. The finial a carved head of a mustachioed soldier, atop repousse collar with cartouche for monogram, a natural, lacquered wooden shaf

36” Carved Bird – Council House Walking Stick, Civil War Period

Antique carved and painted wood folk art walking stick, Civil War era, 43"

The gold-filled head engraved "Presented to Geo. W. Smetts February 22nd 1887 by Department of Ohio UUU A. Lincoln Post no. 1" 33-1/2"h Note: Smetts was a part of Sherman's Brigade and was commissione

ANTIQUE CANE 36 INCHES LONG WITH 4 1/4 INCH HANDLE. HORN ALL THE WAY TO THE TIP. EXCELLENT USED CONDITION. USA SHIPPING $5.

AMERICAN CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, likely a Civil War Veteran example, the natural form inscribed "POW / 1842 / TP" with images of buildings and a bust portrait. Retains likely original varnished s

Unusual carved wooden gavel by Thomas Jefferson Craddock, (born circa 1842) a Civil War veteran who carved and sold walking sticks and other items near Thomas Jefferson's tomb at Monticello after the

[CIVIL WAR]. Camp Chase, Ohio folk art carved walking stick. Ca 1862. Approx. 30 1/2 in. wooden walking stick (missing bottom tip of snake, otherwise general surface wear throughout including discolor

Walking stick created by a confederate prisoner of war held at Camp Chase Ohio, June 4th 1862. This cane relates to a known group of canes which were carved in a very specific manner by the Southern p

This cane or walking stick is from a GAR meeting commemorating the battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War, 1863. It has a smooth finish with a strategically uncarved grip. This type of can

OUTSTANDING AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PATRIOTIC STAFF / WALKING STICK, a boldly expressive form, probably Civil War period or slightly later, featuring a large bust portrait of a soldier wi

Item: Civil War officer's folk art carved cane or walking stick Date: Circa 1861. Dimensions: The walking stick is about 34 1/2" tall Additional Information: Fabulous Civil War officer's folk art carv

Walking stick decorated w/series of dots & squiggly lines in brown; natural form grip; inscribed below handle "Gettysburg July 1-2-3 1863, Wood From Round Top", 17 1/4" L

3 framed items, Currier & Ives Civil War era called "The Brave Wife" 9" x 12", photograph of an old gent with his walking stick 12" x 15", and small oil on artist's board seascape "The Channel Island,

World War II 50th Anniversary Coins, 1995 Civil War Battlefield Commemorative Coins, Mount Rushmore Anniversary Coins, and Black Revolutionary War Patriots Commemorative Coin

Mixed lot of 10 U.S. commemorative coin sets. Including 1992 Olympic coins, WW2 50th Anniversary coins, 1995 Civil War Battlefield coins and more. Some silver. 10 pieces. 6x4x1 in.

Lot includes (4) 2009 Abraham Lincoln, (2) 1991 USO, (1) 2005 Marine Corps 230th Anniversary, (1) 1984 Olymics, (1) 1993 WWII 50th Anniversary, and (1) 1990 Eisenhower Centennial Dollars in the origin

1913 Gettysburg 50th Anniversary Lot. This lot includes Veteran Metal Gettysbrg 1863 With Red Ribbon, Massachusetts Reunion of Veterans of The Civil War Gettysbrg, PA, 1913, Maine 50th Anniversary of

14 Civil War Commemorative Medals. Most measure approx. 2" dia. (1) Confederate Restrike half dollar German Silver. (1) Andrews Raid. (1) Fredericksburg Battlefield. (1) Appomattox Court House April 9