E. Whitney Civil War percussion cap revolver with

Civil War Percussion Cap Tin

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch attributed to Co. C, 165th New York Infantry, "2nd Duryea's Zouaves."  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing applied brass letter and numerals "C /

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch with "US" plaque, identified to Robert B. Robinson, Co. K, 5th Vermont Infantry Regiment.  Cap pouch with outer flap bearing 1 1/4 in. dia. "US" plaque a

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch with "US" plate by S.H. Young, Newark, NJ.  Cap pouch with outer flap bearing 2 3/4 x 1 5/8 in. "US" plate and integral latch tab (crazing and cracking w

[CIVIL WAR]. Federal percussion cap pouch by J.B. Sickles, St. Louis, MO.  Cap pouch with "square" outer flap bearing carved initials "EWM" (crazing and cracking to leather throughout; lacking wo

Together with a Dupont Blasting Cap Tin. Largest is 1 1/2"h x 2" Condition, overall wear, loss of paper

Civil War Colt Percussion Cap Musket, Sideplate Stamped 1864 U.S. COLT PT...HARTFORD CT, Stamped L behind the hammer, obscured letters to opposite side of the sideplate., stamped U.S> to butt plate Pi

Civil War artifacts, including: Union percussion cap box with brass US emblem 4"T x 3.5"W, US Union belt buckle, a brass US pin that would have been on a harness, and 3 minie balls

E. Whitney Navy Single Action Percussion Revolver. Serial no. 30426 [loading lever and inside grip panels], .36 caliber, 7 1/2-inch octagonal ba

Antique Humpback Musket, civil war era, marked E. Whitney, New Haven Ct. 1835, approx. 25"L incl. knife

3 CAP TINS ARE FULL OR PERCUSSION CAPS--1864 UNOPENED FRANKFORD ARSENAL 10 SECOND PAPER FUSES--6 G.A.R RIBBONS & MEDALS FROM 1895, 1909 (2), 1903, 1905, & 1906--CASE IS INCLUDED

Including: Infantry shoulder board, US 1864 percussion cap pocket case, decoupage box with game pieces, flask fragment and (3) reproductions of table medals set into a plaque.

manufactured by E. Metzger of Philadelphia who apparently had numbers of contracts for various leather goods used by both the Army and Cavalry. stamped with Metzger's makers mark and also with the U.S

Eight Percussion Cap Containers. There are several that are believed to date back to the Civil War period. Each varies in size, the largest measures 2 1/2 in. in diameter by 3/4 in. tall.

UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1860 A collection of American Civil War archeological relics. The group includes a jar of fragmentary artillery cannon balls, three round bullets and percussion caps, round bullet

LOT OF CIVIL WAR-ERA ITEMS TO INCLUDE: CANTEEN, TWO TINS OF FLY COPPER PERCUSSION CAPS, ENFIELD BAYONET, SPURS, AND INDIAN WAR POUCH

Misc Lot of Powder Horns, More - desk finds from estate - civil war bleeder; straight razor; box of No. 22 cartridges; 1850s tins of percussion caps; small size powder horn & small powder flask; clip

[CIVIL WAR]. 1858 forage cap, Battery E Artillery, with possible identification.  Visor to crown 5 1/4 in. 1858 pattern dark blue wool forage cap with tarred leather visor and chinstrap with 14 m

1863 Liberty Cap F-PA-750-E-1a Civil War Token 1c Grades vf details. Obverse- Liberty cap reverse - Magnolia Hotel Philadelphia

1863 Whitneyville Union Civil War musket; percussion; wood has been cut down; '1863' 'US Whitney-ville' to lock-plate; repaired stock; L: 50" (approx.)

including: 44 cal., 36 cal., model 1862 confederate both with holster and belt and 36 cal. brass frame with holster, all cap and ball

CDV of officer casually posed beside a column with cap in hand. New Orleans: E. Jacobs & Co., [1860s]. Beneath the portrait is name "Buchanan" in period pencil. (Near excellent, sharp corners.) Tho

Civil War era oil on canvas oval portrait depicting of a union officer wearing a gold embroidered red cap. Signed and inscribed at lower right in French "A. Vion / a son ami E. Achus / N.Y. 1864." Dim

tower marked, caliber .577, crown for Queen Victoria, imported for Civil War, initials carved in stock.