Civil War - Indian Wars US Army New York Officer Sword Belt

U.S. Civil War era Model 1860 United States Army Officer's Dress Sword. Produced by Ridabock & Co. of New York. Includes metal scabbard. Patina / oxidation and wear as expected. Slightly loose in fitt

the fist a stamped brass M1881 helmet plate (4.5 in.); the second an 1874 Pattern officer's belt plate marked by Ridabock & Co., New York (52mm x 75mm). The Collection of Mr. Wayne Lockey of Grand Jun

Rare American Civil War era US Artillery Officer's Sword with Well Etched Blade and New York Maker's Logo. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

High Grade M1850 foot officer's sword by Tiffany & Co. New York. Marked "TIFFANY & CO / NEW YORK" on obverse and "WARRANTED TO CUT WROUGHT IRON". Blade Length: (A) 30 - 1/2" Overall Length: (A) 36 - 1

Grouping of (8) antique brass military buttons, including: Civil War New York militia officer's domed button with "Excelsior" and eagle insignia; (2) US Army buttons with eagle and flat-lined shield,

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker's mark "F. Seliger & Son New York" etch

post-Civil War, acid etched 30 in. blade with patriotic motifs, the ricasso marked "RIDABOCK & Co / NEW YORK, N.Y.", the sword and scabbard with gilt brass mounts. LOA 37 in. Additional high-resoluti

CIVIL WAR Era Staff & Field Officers Sword of 1860: By HORSTMAUN of PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. 28" Blade Etched with Florals, Eagle and Trophy of Flags and US. Black Fish Skin Grip with Wire. Knuckle

Civil War American Civil War to Indian Wars U.S. Military Kepi c. 1860-1870's American Civil War to Indian Wars U.S. Military Kepi, made for the New York 22nd Militia, Choice Fine. A good antique Amer

Civil War US Army Officers Belt with Buckle and Powder Flask.

[INDIAN WARS]. U.S. Army Model 1881 spiked pith helmet. Manufactured by Shannon, Miller & Crane (active 1880-1892), New York.  Brim to crown 8 in. black wool felt over cork pith helmet, bound vis

An original antique US Army sack coat, circa Indian Wars. Stenciled issue stamp on interior of sleeve reads Received, (faded) Inspector, Contract Oct 26 1890, New York Depot. Coat is wool with wool an

1868 1ed SIGNED Lieutenant Flagler Union Army Civil War New York Officers Register This Civil War-era United States register was a complete list of Union Army officers from the state of New York. Each

3 swords, Civil War, Model 1872 Cadet Sword, Military Cadet or Officers Sword, Ridabock & Co, New York; Civil war officer Sword by Ridabock & Co, New York (made in France) & Knights of Columbus ceremo

1885 General Hazen Narrative of Military Service CIVIL WAR Sherman March to Sea William Babcock Hazen was a 19th-century U.S. Army officer who was notable for his service in the Indian Wars and the Ci

Original Civil War Field Officer's Uniform and Belt 42''. Includes a long coat with Infantry buttons. Also a model 1850 US Army commissioned officers belt leather belt with buckle. Scattered wear from

US Army M1850 Foot Officer's sword, no scabbard, sword size 37.5"l

The front reads SNY in the center of the oval belt buckle. Three horizontal prongs on the reverse side. One piece die struck stamped brass construction with a lead filled back. For an enlisted man. Me

Rare American Civil War Us Cavalry Battle Sword By "Tiffany Co. New York". Iron Mounts And Scabbard. Crisp Markings And Lovely Smooth Patina To The Blade. Original Wood Grip Lacking Cover. Very Strong

Indian war era, 45/70 cal. On earlier 19th century belt with reproduction New Jersey buckle. 36'' Long x 4 1/2'' Tall

General William Buel Franklin Civil War Brady Portrait Photograph, Union Army general in the American Civil War and United States Army officer, by Matthew Bradley New York; used condition, wear/worn,

CIVIL WAR ERA SWORDS Lot of two Civil War era swords, includes one using some components of the Hortsmann "Indian Princess" 1835-40 U.S. officer's sword, lacking guard, lanquet and ivory grip replaced

Civil War dated letter from Isaac Delaplaine to Major R A Parrish Civil War dated letter from Isaac Delaplaine a US Representative from New York to Major R A Parrish, commanding officer 71st Regiment

[CIVIL WAR]. Imported US Model 1840 Cavalry Officer's saber presented to Captain Otto Harhaus, 2nd New York Volunteer Cavalry, who commanded the Regiment at Gettysburg. 35 in. curved, single-edged bla