| M-1840 U.S. ARMY NCO SABER AND METAL SCABBARD. |
Mfg’d by Roby and dated 1864. Very scarce in blued steel scabbard w/ brass fixtures. Outstanding bright blade; unsharpened; minimal to no tarnish; excellent counter polish line by ricasso; great makers stamp. Nice “U.S.” and inspectors stamp. Per usual a light “4” in “1864”. Outstanding, uncleaned hilt. Inspected branch. Scabbard is in near pristine cond; no dents; 100% orig. blue finish turning plum, uncleaned patina on brass fixtures; inspector stamp on drag. Extremely nice example.
| 2K.099.W | $ 995.00  |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTEDMAN’S SABER. |
Excellent bright, unsharpened blade; no tarnish; no nicks. Hilt has exc form; retains exc. original grip leather and wire. Undented scabbard; exc cond. Great example.
| 2K.094.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. CAVALRY SABER AMES MFG’D. Dated 1865. |
Pristine, unsharpened, bright blade w/ no tarnish and very strong maker/ “US”/ Inspector/ date stamp. Hilt has exc form w/ great original grip leather and wire. Undented scabbard has original nickel plating that shows some micro cracks and spotty tarnish remount of “2 CAV” over trooper number “76”. Excellent example.
| 2K.096.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1840 U.S. CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SABER. |
Ames mfg’d. 1864 dated. Bright, unsharpened blade; counter polish line present near ricasso; light makers stamp (per usual); great U.S. and inspector stamps; slightly obscured date stamp. Excellent hilt (original washer) w/ uncleaned patina; excellent original grip leather and wire. Blued scabbard has one nondetracting dent midway otherwise great cond. Nice example.
| 2K.098.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. ARMY PRESENTATION SABER. |
Wide floral designed branches; floral/ leaf and shield w/ crossed sabers designed pommel; stars and eagle designed guard; horn grip; fancy etched blade. Blade presentation states “Presented Sergt. Fred T. Dolbeare by the 2nd Section Inf. A & H. A. Co. 1914”. Excellent, bright blade w/ no criticism; Outstanding hilt w/ some wear to silver plating; undented scabbard w/ 100% original Nickel plating. M-1902 presentations are rare; very few known. Outstanding example.
| 2K.097.W | $ 995.00 |
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| 1ST U.S. VOLUNTEER CAVALRY “ROOSEVELT’S ROUGH RIDERS” M-1872 CAVALRY PRESENTATION SABER. |
Blade presentation states “Major H.B. Hersey New Mexico 1st U.S. Vol. Cavly” (outstanding raised extching); on the reverse of the blade “Remember the Maine” Saber mfg’d by Pettibone; sharkskin grip; copper grip wire; gilted hilt; outstanding presentation; not an extra fancy grade saber; probably carried by Hersey. Saber is in exc cond. Undented scabbard has fancy ringmounts and drag; nickel plated; some freckling; nice cond. Major Hersey brought the largest number of volunteers to the 1st U.S.V. Cav.; left in command of squadron in Tampa; commanded the 1st U.S.V. CAV from Santiago to its muster out at Montank, LI.N.Y.; basically shared command responsibility w/ Brodie;
| 2K.100.W | $ 8995.00 |
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| M-1906 U.S. CAVALRY SABER MFG’D BY AMES. |
Same configuration as the M1860, but, w/ iron hilt instead of brass and ring mounts on scabbard are closer together. Outstanding example. Unissued. Unused, unsharpened, bright blade has exc markings on ricasso and exc counterpolish line. Hilt retains 100% original browning w/ very slight salt & pepper. Original grip leather and wire are exc. Outstanding, undented scabbard retains 100% original brown finish w/ inspected drag; no drag wear. M-1906’s in any condition are considerably rarer than M-1860’s. Never a need to upgrade.
| 2K.095.W | $ 950.00 |
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| M-1913 U.S. CAVALRY “PATTON” PRACTICE SABER. |
Mfg’d at Rock Island Arsenal. Retains “RIA” stamp and 1914 date in 1/4” high characters. One piece hickory shaft and grip w/ steel guard proportioned like the “real” saber. Exc cond w/ minor repair near the blade tip. Outstanding display piece. Considerably rarer than its “real” counterpart.
| 2K.092.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. SPRINGFIELD STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SABER. |
Mfg’d Ca 1892-03. Premium cond. Outstanding blade; unissued new cond; beautiful etching. Hilt, original grip leather and wire are exc.; generous uncleaned patina. 4th type scabbard is undented and retains all original nickel plating; uncleaned patina on brass fixtures. Outstanding example. Never a need to upgrade.
| 2K.093.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. SPRINGFIELD STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SABER Mfg’d Ca 1873. |
Early 1st type w/ folding guard; correct scabbard. Outstanding blade w/ early etched panels and address. Hilt has exc form w/ some gilt remaining; sharkskin grip w/ original wire is exc. Some salt & pepper on undented scabbard w/ nickel plating; one small area (1/2”x 1/2”) of missing plating. Exc example. Among the first sabers produced at Springfield.
| 2K.108.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. ARMY STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SABER SPRINGFIELD Mfg’d. Ca 1879. |
Bright, unsharpened blade w/ nice etching; outstanding hilt; retains near 100% original gilt; perfect grip leather & wire. 2nd type scabbard w/ “SWP” inspector stamp on drag; outstanding cond; near 100% gilt on brass fixtures. Outstanding appearance.
| 2K.101.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1872 MOUNTED ARTILLERY OFFICER’S SABER. |
Gold plated hilt scabbard ring mounts and drag. Generous gilt remaining. Bright, unsharpened blade has several areas of minute tarnish; hilt and grip sharksking are 100% w/ some gilt wear. Scabbard is undented; retains most original nikel plating and gilt on fixtures. Great example of this rare saber; only 900 mfg’d ca. 1873-1902.
| 2K.102.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1840 U.S. CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SABER by Tiffany. |
Ricasso states “Tiffany & Co” on the obverse and “P.D.L.” in serrated oval on the reversel. Imported by Tiffany ca. 1861-62 to supply the early war Union weapons shortage. Most all saw action. Outstanding bright, unsharpened blade w/ excellent counterpolish line by ricasso; well marked. Excellent hilt w/ great original grip leather and wire. Saber is about a 9-1/2 or 10. Undented scabbard has no drag wear; very slight non-detracting salt and pepper bellow lower ring mount; excellent appearance. Never a need to upgrade.
| 2K.088.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| U.S. MARINE CORP PIN-BACK BRONZE COLLAR DISCS. |
Matched pair. Pristine cond. Subdued bronze discs demonstrate eagle atop the globe pierced by anchor (EGA) w/ a “4” (4th Batalion) centered. Unusual and early w/ pinback fasteners; Ca 1910. Extremely scarce.
| 11K.137.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. ARMY HELMET PLATE. |
Exc original condition; retains all rear fasteners. For use in conjunction with M-1872 lobster tail helmet. Scarce.
| 11K.136.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1906 U.S. CAVALRY SABER. |
Mfg’d by Ames. Excellent bright unsharpened blade w/ no tarnish; well marked ricasso; original washer. Excellent hilt w/ outstanding original grip leather and wire; retains original browning; all components exc. Scabbard has no dents or dimples; retains exc. original blue finish w/ some salt & pepper; inspected drag; no wear. A premium example; outstanding display piece.
| 2K.113.W | $ 795.00 |
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| 7TH U.S. CAVALRY, COMPANY I CROSSED SABERS. CREW BACK CAP/ COLLAR INSIGNIA. |
Gilt brass construction. Pristine cond. Ca Span Am War. Very scarce.
| 11K.131.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. SPRINGFIELD OFFICERS SABER. |
Early 1903-04 manufacture/ horn grip/ German silver scabbard in exc cond. Bright, unsharpened blade has exc etched panels; some very light scattered tarnish. Excellent hilt; great form; exc grip. Scabbard has one nondetracting dimple near throat; no other dents (unusual for German silver (soft)); nice drag; excellent. A very nice example of this scarce Springfield made saber.
| 2K.105.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1840 (1846 DATED) U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTED SABER MFG’D BY AMES. |
1st year production; Mexican War use. Bright, unsharpened blade w/ very minor scattered tarnish; very well marked ricasso. Hilt has exc form w/ pommel inspections; exc grip leather and wire, exc uncleaned patina. Exc scabbard w/ very minor flat areas both sides near drag; exc form; exc patina. This is the most sought after of the enlisted M-1840’s. Very scarce; 1st year; exc example.
| 2K.115.W | $ 1995.00 |
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| M-1862 JOSLYN U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 15XX. 2200 purchased by U.S. Gov’t. 52 rimfire cal. Exc cond. 80-90% orig. bbl blue w/ minor thinning; exc. bore. Reciever retains good case color patterning w/ fade to colors; likewise hammer, lockplate, tang; mech exc.. Brass fixtures retain uncleaned patina. Stock retains (2) outstanding cartouches; few very minor handling marks; exc. color. A very nice example of this heavily used Union carbine. Issued to many units.
| 1K.174.W | $ 3600.00 |
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| 10TH U.S. CAVALRY, COMPANY A CROSSED SABERS. PIN BACK CAP/ COLLAR INSIGNIA. |
Gilt brass construction. Pristine cond. Ca. Span Am War. Very scarce.
| 11K.130.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1913 U.S. CAVALRY “PATTON” SABER. |
Superb example; finest available. Bright blade is 100%; hilt is 100%; scabbard is 100%. LF & C mfg’d; 1918 dated. Never a need to upgrade.
| 2K.118.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1840 U.S. CAVALRY SABER |
Imported By Tiffany Ca 1861-62.To help satisfy the early Civil War demand for arms of all types, Tiffany imported M-1840 enlisted cavalry sabers mfg’d by P.D.L. of Germany. These are unique because they have an iron hilt as opposed to brass. The probability of war arms usage is high in that they helped fill the early war arms void. Exc. unsharpened, bright blade w/ minimal to no tarnish; nice counter polish line; exc “Tiffany & Co./ New York” stamp. Hilt has exc form w/ light, scattered salt & pepper; exc original grip leather & wire. Undented scabbard has light, salt & pepper; no drag wear. Great example.
| 2K.090.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1840 U.S. CAVALRY TIFFANY SABER. |
Early Civil War import by Tiffany. Excellent unsharpened, bright blade w/ very little to no tarnish and exc counter polish line. Well marked ricasso w/ serrated oval surrounded “P.D.L.” one side; “Tiffany & Co./New York” opposite. Iron hilt has exc form; outstanding grip leather & original wire; patina finish. Outstanding chocolate brown patined scabbard w/ no dents. A great example of this popular early war Cav saber.
| 2K.107.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1913 PATTON SABER SCABBARD ONLY. |
Exc. form. Canvas is 100%. Throat piece and end cap retain most original drab finish. Very scarce.
| 2K.106.W | $ 275.00 |
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| REMINGTON SPLIT BREECH U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR CARBINE. |
46 rimfire cal. 4000 mfg’d and supplied to the gov’t prior to War’s end . Issued to the 9th & 10th U.S. Cavalry regiments after the Civil War for use in western Indian campaigns (9th & 10th cavalry were newly formed after the Civil War). Retains original barrel blue w/ some thinning; v.g. to exc bore. Receiver has silvered w/ inspector stamp left side; mech strong & exc.. Excellent buttstock and forearm; retains (2) exc cartouches; smooth buttplate and barrel band. Exc and extremely scarce.
| 1K.172.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. CAVALRY SABER. DATED 1864. |
Ames mfgd. Outstanding cond. Premium blade; as new; exc counter polish line; well marked. Exc grip leather and wire; exc hilt; retains inspector marks on the pommel. Exc., undented scabbard w/ finish turning; retains inspector initials on drag. Drag has seen no use. Premium example.
| 2K.085.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1913 U.S. CAVALRY |
Nice example. Very light, scattered tarnish on unsharpened blade w/great form. Undented hilt, exc. form. Outstanding scabbard; exc. fabric cover. A great representative example.
| 2k.081 .W | $ 525.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. MOUNTED ARTILLERY OFFICERS SABER-SPRINGFIELD MFG’D |
Blade has exc. form w/minor tarnish in ricasso area. Hilt retains some original gilt exc. form. Original grip wire is exc. Small area of sharkskin grip covering missing just below pommel. Undented scabbard has light pin pricking w/some areas of light roughness. Brass fixtures retain some original gilt. Only 900 mfg’d between 1873 and 1902. Nice example.
| 2K.060.W | $ 1350.00 |
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| 10TH U.S. CAVALRY SUBDUED BRONZE COLLAR DISC. |
Screwback design. Worn in pairs on the collar to designate branch and regiment. Excellent cond. 1” in diameter w/ “10” over crossed sabers over HQ (headquarters). Ca. 1910. Cavalry collar discs have vanished. One only. (HOLD)
| 11K.123.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. CAVALRY SABER. DATED 1865. |
Mansfield & Lamb mfgd. Premium, unused blade; exc. counter polish line; very well marked. Outstanding hilt w/ exc grip leather & wire; exc. form; retains original gilt finish. Inspector initials remain w/ trooper number “74”. Undented scabbard retains mottled blued finish (nice) w/ inspected drag. Drag is unused. Premium example.
| 2K.086.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1862 SHARPS & HANKINS U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
Short Cavalry Type. SN.6XXX. 19” barrel; saddle ring; utilized 52 cal Sharps & Hankins or 52 cal (56/56) Spencer. Tinned bbl & frame (correct). Rare; app. 1000 mfg’d prior to 1864. Exc. cond retains 90% original tin plating overall; 97% barrel; 85% receiver; no freckling, no tarnish, no flaking. Exc bore w/ heavy rifling; well marked receiver; mech exc.. Outstanding buttstock w/ brass plate; very limited handling marks; exc color. Outstanding example of a rare carbine. 11th N.Y. Vol. Cav. Use.
| 1K.162.W | $ 3695.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. CAVALRY SABER– AMES. MFG’D DATED 1863. |
Exc cond. Bright blade w/ no tarnish; unsharpened; exc. form ; well marked. Hilt has exc form; inspector stamp; exc patina. Original grip leather and wire are exc. Undented scabbard has no pitting; patina build-up’ modest drag wear. Nice Civil War date. Excellent.
| 2K.087.W | $ 1250.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE VARIANT. |
SN 336XX. Receiver stamped “1896” (variant) not “Model 1896”. (standard). Earlier carbines were variants. Near 100% orig bbl finish w/ some thinning; exc. bore; correct rear sight. Well marked receiver; mech exc; great finish; some slight thinning. Outstanding stock and handguard w/ virtually no handling marks; superb; outstanding cartouche and firing proof. In the 3rd, 5th, 8th, 10th U.S. Cavalry serial number range. Outstanding example; never a need to upgrade.
| 14K.080.W | $ 2895.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE. |
SN.60XXX. Retains most original bbl. Finish; vg to exc bore. Exc receiver marking; retains most original finish; mech.exc. Thinning magazine cover finish; all metal surface smooth. Excellent stock and handguard w/minimal to no handling marks. A great example in excellent cond. Mfgd, in 1897.
| 14K.077.W | $ 1050.00 |
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| 1859 DATED M-1860 U.S. CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SABER MFG’D BY AMES. |
Unsharpened blade has excellent form with very light damascene appearance; bright; very well marked Ricasso. Hilt has great form w/exc grip leather and wire; uncleaned patina. “J.H.” and “W.C.” script inspections on pommel. Scabbbard is exc w/no dents; retains faint inspector initials on unworn drag; some freckling. Extremely scarce; great condition.
| 2K.110.W | $ 2095.00 |
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| M-1860 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SABER MFG’D BY SPRINGFIELD CA 1892. |
Type IV scabbard. Unsharpened blade retains nickel plating w/very nice, distinct etching and address. Well formed hilt retains generous original gilt; original sharkskin grip and wire are exc. Scabbard retains most bright nickel plating w/no dents; some gilt remaining on fixtures. Springfield made sabers have become exceedingly popular over the preceding two years. My prices appear to be lower than the norm. Scarce and desirable.
| 2K.111.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1906 U.S. CAVALRY SABER. |
Mfg’d by Ames. Exc. bright unsharpened blade w/ no tarnish; well marked ricasso; retains trooper number “70” on ricasso; original washer. Hilt has exc. form; exc original grip leather and wire; pommel, knuckle bow, branches, guard retains most original browning. Scabbard retains orig blue finish; very small dimple by drag. A very nice example; no need to upgrade.
| 2K.112.W | $ 795.00 |
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| M-1873 US ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL |
Leather covered metal scabbard, brass throat with “US” stamped in upper left corner. Flat metal blade, walnut grip with US near cross guard. Extremely nice cond. leather belt loop, type scabbard. (As opposed to ring) has period “17” stamped below “US”. Loop has some finish loss but sound, scabbard is pristine. Blade has great form, bright with no tarnish. Light scattered tarnish on cross guard. Grip is pristine. Exc example.
| 3k.030.W | $ 475.00 |
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| 2ND MODEL MAYNARD U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE 1ST TYPE. |
SN 20XXX. Outstanding cond. w/ the only exception that receiver, upper tang, hammer loading lever colors have dulled; buttplate colors faded. Pristine stock, barrel, bore, lower tang, etc, al. Great example. Used by many units including the 9th & 7th Indiana and the 11th Tenessee Volunteer Cavalry.
| 1K.171.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| M- 1873 US ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL. |
Leather covered steel scabbard with US stamped in the upper left front. US stamped grip. This example is the finest to be found. Original lubricant coating has preserved blade in new condition. Scabbard, grip ET.al. Concur. Unused, new cond. Scabbard has ring attachment on reverse.
| 3K.072.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M- 1873 US ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL |
Leather covered steel scabbard with US stamp. Us stamped grip. Excellent condition with minor scattered blade tarnish. Grip cap has ½ in flat spot on reverse, otherwise great with a nice US stamp. Scabbard is excellent with no crazing and ring attachment. Excellent example.
| 3K.073.W | $ 465.00 |
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| M-1913 U.S. CAVALRY OFFICER’S SABER. |
Mfg’d by Springfield; dated 1914. Exc. unsharpened, bright blade has no tarnish; well marked ricasso. Hilt has exc form; no dents or misshape; retains near 100% original brown/ blue; exc grip. Nickel plated steel scabbard has no dents or dimples; no drag wear; exc form; 95% nickel remains w/ few small spots flaked; no crazing; very bright. Exc example.
| 2K.114.W | $ 850.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are Toledo arsenal stamped and dated 1895-1902. Several are in extremely nice condition.
| 3K.075-076.W | $ 65.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS. |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are Toledo arsenal stamped and dated 1895-1902. Several are in extremely nice condition.
| 3K.075-145.W | $ 85.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. NAVY REMINGTON-LEE MAGAZINE RIFLE. |
SN/ 50025. 45-70 cal. All correct. The 25th M-1885 Navy rifle produced. Thinning barrel finish; outstanding bore; correct rear sight. Thinning receiver finish; extremely well marked; mech exc. All metal fixtures are smooth w/ thinning finish; exc screw cond. Stock has some handling marks; sound cond. A very nice example of what has become a most sought after early bolt action martial longarm.
| 1K.159.W | $ 2700.00 |
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| M-1855 SPRING BAYONET IN EARLY PRE CIVIL WAR TWO-RIVET SCABBARD. |
Bayonet is in exc. cond. w/nice “US”; very limited tarnish. Scabbard is in sound cond. w/some light crazing and no finish loss. Scabbard mfg’d ca. 1858-59. Exc. example.
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| 3K.079.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1840 TIFFANY U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTED SABER. |
Early Civil War import by Tiffany. PDL (Luneschloss) mfg’d. Exc cond. Characterized by it’s iron hilt as opposed to brass hilts of all other M-1840’s. Exc, bright, unsharpened blade w/ outstanding maker/ importer marks ( Oval PDL and Tiffany & Co/ New York) and no tarnish. Outstanding hilt w/ nice patina, premium grip leather and wire. Scabbard has minor dimple at drag and one other 5” above; bright finish below very light patina. An excellent example w/ premium blade and hilt. You will be well pleased.
| 2K.116.W | $ 1750.00 |
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| M-1866 U.S. SPRINGFIELD 2ND ALLIN CONVERSION. |
Made famous by the “Wagon Box Fight” after the Fetterman Massacre at Ft Phil Kearney, Wyoming. Outstanding, unfired bore; very nice outer barrel surface in the white. Some lightening/ mottling of original blackened, case hardened breech block and hinge assembly. Smooth surface on all metal components. Nice stock w/ very few minor handling marks. Nice cartouches. Great example of this extremely popular longarm.
| 1K.149.W | $ 1795.00 |
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| M- 1872 U.S. CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER. |
Earlier Ridabook manufacture; high quality; wide (7/8”) blade. Outstanding bright blade; unsharpened; no tarnish; excellent characteristics. Ricaso retains outstanding floral/ E. Pluribus Unum/ U.S. etching. Outstanding hilt. Extra wide (for m-1872) branches are flat with outstanding relief décor, pommel is of outstanding design. Original rayskin grip retaing original flat decorated grip wire. German Silver scabbard is outstanding with nice fixtures. Generous gilt remaining. Wide blade M-1872 Cavalry Officers sabers of any manufacture are rare. Outstanding example.
| 2K.056.W | $ 1395.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER. |
Bright unsharpened blade w/ no tarnish; 100% great etching. Hilt has great form; 100% original sharkskin and grip wire; no faults; gilt has faded somewhat on pommel , branches, knucklebow. Undented scabbard is bright w/ very minimal tarnish; gilt has faded on drag and ring mounts. This is a very nice example; only 2500 mfg’d 1873-1902; issued to U.S. Cavalry officers only.
| 2K.059.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. ARMY OFFICERS SABER MFG’D BY AMES. |
Superb, new cond. Retains Chicopee, Mass...address. Absolutely nothing to criticize. Ames mfg’d M-1902’s are a rarity with very few extant. If you only want one 1902 example, this may be it. Superb.
| 2K.119.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1913 US CAVALRY “PATTON” SABER. |
Very nice unsharpened blade. Very bright w/ very minor non-detracting light tarnish patches near the lower sharp edge on one side. Exc. hilt form retaining near 100% original finish. Scabbard is in Exc cond. w/ slight finish thinning on metal fixtures. LF& C dated 1918.Great piece.
| 2k.015.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M- 1902 3RD TYPE OFFICERS SABER. MFG’D BY SPRINGFIELD CA 1910 |
Blade has good form with plating absent along top edge and from on side 3-4 inches ahead of the ricasso. Nice address. Hilt and horn grip are in excellent cond. Scabbard in exc cond. Total production of the 3rd type saber was only 400.
| 2K.034.W | $ 395.00 |
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| PRAIRIE SCABBARD AND M- 1873 SPRINGFIELD BAYONET |
Mfg’d in 1879 for use with the 3rd model Prairie belt. Scabbard attached to accoutrement rings. Leather frog; brass hanger; steel scabbard body. Very nice condition with some finish crazing. Scabbard body is near pristine. Very sound condition. Bayonet is excellent. Very limited production. Scarce.
| 3K.147.W | $ 425.00 |
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| PATTERN 1853 CIVIL WAR ENFIELD BAYONET & SCABBARD |
Excellent condition. Nice blade has no anomalies; scabbard is sound and excellent.
| 3K.148.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M- 1855 58 CAL US CIVIL WAR MUSKET BAYONET. |
Pristine unused condition. No scabbard.
| 3K.154.W | $ 250.00 |
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| SEDGLEY / KRAG BAYONET |
Most highly cond. example known. Sedgley purchased surplus U.S. arms and accoutrements, most notably Krags. He remade various items to the specification of foreign governments (his customers). His bayonets have generally had grip and scabbard modifications. This example has had the frog removed from the scabbard; grips thinned and reriveted; metal ground to allow slight finger grips; blade date & US stampings removed (always). Blade is as new with original packing grease; crossguard, grip and grip cap are flawless; scabbard is 100%. This example retains a “37271” serial number on the crossguard. Pristine example.
| 3K.193.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1821 U.S. CAVALRY TIFFANY SABER TYPE II. |
Early war Tiffany import. Mfg’d by S&K or PDL of Germany whereas the Type I was mfg’d by Mole of England. Both M-1821 Tiffany types are very rare; the type II is the least encountered. Exc bright blade is unsharpened w/ very little to no tarnish; exc “Tiffany & Co “address on ricasso; retains counter polish line near ricasso. Iron hilt retains exc form w/ some patina; grip leather and triple wire are exc. Scabbard has 3-4 extremely small, very shallow dents on leading edge near drag; not detectable except by very close exam.; no drag wear; exc. An extremely nice example of this rare, early war cavalry saber. Never a need to upgrade.
| 2K.120.W | $ 2395.00 |
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| M-1913 U.S. CAVALRY “PATTON” OFFICERS SABER DATED 1919. |
LF & C mfg’d. Last production year; none made at Springfield in 1919. Extremely scarce date as most 1919 dated were rendered into fighting knives. Retains the finest nickel plated officers garrison scabbard I’ve seen. Bright, unsharpened blade appears unused; outstanding date & makers stamp, etc. Hilt has exc form; retains 100% black finish. You will enjoy the condition of this saber.
| 2K.121.W | $ 995.00 |
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| U.S. SPRINGFIELD FENCING BAYONET TYPE III |
Utilizing a M-1855 58 Cal. bayonet that fit either a 58 Cal. Civil War musket or M-1865 thru M-1871 Springfield musket. This bayonet was mfg’d by Springfield ca 1879 or perhaps earlier. Quantity mfg’d very limited; very rare in the marketplace. Blade is entirely leather covered with distinctive leather “Ball” at the tip. This example is in pristine condition; retains most original blued finish turned plum; leather blade covering retains inspector/ pieceworker initials and is in 100% condition. Finest example to be found.
| 3K.196.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET in BELT LOOP FROG SCABBARD |
Both components are in pristine to new condition. Rock Island stamped and inspected. Very scarce in this condition. For M-1873/77/79/84 rifles.
| 3K.198.W | $ 260.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S.CAVALRY SABER. MFGD BY MANSFIELD & LAMB. |
1864 dated. Bright, unsharpened blade w/ extremely light scattered, pin prick tarnish (blade appears exc.). Hilt has great form w/ uncleaned patina; outstanding original grip leather and wire. Retains original washer. Inspected scabbard has great form w/ (2) very minor, non detracting dimples near drag, some pin pricking. A great, reasonably priced example.
| 2k.082.W | $ 925.00 |
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| M-1860 U.S. CAVALRY SABER Mfg’d by ROBY. |
Dated 1865. Unsharpened, bright blade has exc form w/ very minimal scattered light tarnish; nice ricasso counter polish line; well marked. Hilt has great form w/ exc original grip leather and wire; retains nice patina. Undented scabbard demonstrates slight drag wear. Exc overall cond.
| 2K.083.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| M-1892 U.S. KRAG BAYONET with ORIGINAL BLUED BLADE |
Dated 1894. Very rich niter blue remaining in the fuller (both sides) and the blade flat (ricasso - both sides). Blade opposite the sharp edge demonstrates aspects of niter blue. Both Brophy and Mallory indicate that the bluing process ceased on Krag Bayonets in April, 1895. Expanded to include every bayonet produced to that point results in thousands of blue blade bayonets. Why would we not encounter more examples? Would ordnance so expertly remove all the bluing on all those bayonets? Opinion states that the number of blued blade bayonets is measured in the hundreds, not the thousands. Examples are extremely scarce. This is the first I've offered for sale. Bayonet overall is in very good cond. Very decent grips; uncleaned patina on crossguard and cap.
| 3k.201.W | $ 850.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. CADET BAYONET AND SCABBARD |
For all models Springfield Trapdoor Cadet rifles. Bayonet is in outstanding cond. 1-1/2" shorter & 1/8" narrower than its full size counterpart. Retains near 100% original finish. Scabbard is in very good to exc cond. Outstanding scabbard body and frog; leather belt loop has crazed finish w/ minor finish loss. Very scace example.
| 3k.202.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1871 WARD BURTON U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
Only 314 mfg’d. 50/55 cal. Rare. Ward Burton carbines traveled west w/George Custer and the 7th Cavalry in 1873. Perhaps the nicest example available. Outstanding bright smooth barrel; mirror bore; correct M-1870 carbine rear sight. Receiver retains 80% original black case hardening color; some thinning and highpoint wear; outstanding address; mech perfect; well marked bolt cover w/ patent info. Exc. stock that retains great cartouches (oval “ESA” is partially obscured by saddle ring wear); retains square “L” firing proof behind triggerguard and stock finishers initials (both very rare). The nicest stock I’ve had in a carbine. Buttplate retains 90% orig. blue; other metal fixtures exc. This is the best Ward– Burton carbine I’ve owned. Rare.
| 1K.170.W | $ 7995.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FEDERAL CUBAN OCCUPATION MEDAL-SPAN AM WAR DATED 1898-1902. |
No. 7755. Obverse has shield/ wreath and states “Army of Occupation Military Government of Cuba”. Reverse has stars and eagle clutching cannon/ shield/ pikes. States “United States Army/ For Service”. Correct blue/ red/ yellow theme ribbon w/ broach. Exc cond. Scarce.
| 11K.139.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1872 SPRINGFIELD CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER. Mfg’d ca 1892 |
Unsharpened blade retains excellent etched panels and address. Scattered very mild tarnish. Original washer. Hilt has excellent form; retains some gilt. Original sharkskin grip is excellent with very tight original wire. Undented scabbard has uniform wear to nickel finish. Brass fixtures retain some original gilt finish. Only 2500 total mfg’d 1873 thru 1902, exc. example.
| 2K.073.W | $ 1595.00 |
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| M-1873 SPRINGFIELD BAYONET IN PATT. 1885 SCABBARD |
Hook frog scabbard. All components are in unissued cond.Premium example.
| 3K.209.W | $ 255.00 |
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| M-1870 SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONET ( no scabbard ). |
Distinguished by the lack of a "US" on the blade flat. Fits all M-1865 thru M-1871 Springfield rifles including the M-1871 Ward-Burton and M-1871 Rollingblock. Exc. cond; extremely light pin prick tarnish; retains inspector initial. Very scarce.
| 3k.210 .W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD 45/55 ROLLINGBLOCK CARBINE. |
Experimental. Only (2) known. Identical example in Rock Island Arsenal Museum. 20-1/2” barrel in the white; outstanding bore; pinched style front sight; single leaf carbine style rear sight; witness mark on barrel/ receiver top w/ “45” stamped just ahead; “P” proof stamped on left side. Mfg’d w/ M-1870 USN receiver. Right side receiver “Eagle/ USN/ Springfield/ 1870” partially obscured by receiver pin retainer; left side saddle ring bar; has “power” extractor to throw discharged casings clear of carbine. Retains Remington patent info on tang. “ESA” oval cartouched buttstock; nice forearm. Some minor handling marks. Numeral “15” stamp on bbl under forearm and underside upper receiver tang (barrel and receivematched). Believed to be Mfg’d at Springfield. Ac
| 1K.168.W | $ 3995.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CALVARY OFFICERS SABER-SPRINGFIELD MFG’D CA. 1892 |
Very desirable, low production figures. Extremely nice etched panel blade and Springfield address. Hilt has exc. form w/some gilt remaining; sharkskin grip covering and original grip wire are excellent. Scabbard has no dents; nickel plating has thinned in spots. Nice example of this hard-to-find Springfield saber.
| 2K.059.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| 4TH U.S. CAVALRY SUBDUED BRONZE COLLAR DISC. |
Screwback design. Worn in pairs on the collar to designate branch and regiment. Exc. cond.. I” diameter w/ “4” over crossed sabers over “L” (Company L). Ca. 1910. Cavalry collar discs have vanished. One only. (HOLD)
| 11K.124.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY HUNTING KNIFE. |
Brass Guard. Bright blade demonstrates very light tarsnish near guard. Sharp edge shows wear and use but no oversharpening. Very good to exc. Guard and grip are outstanding. Scabbard is in sound, exc. cond. w/ no repairs. Discreet period initials appear on the obverse and reverse that do not detract. Overall exc. cond.
| 3K.214.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1862 SHARPS & HANKINS U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
24” barrel; Army type w/ no provision for barrel leather. Only 1450 mfg’d. 52 cal. rimfire. SN 12XX. Bright barrel smooth w/ some scattered patina; mirror bore. Receiver has silvered w/ scattered patina; well marked; mech exc. nice buttstock w/ some handling marks. Brass buttplate. Matched. Very good to fine cond. Used by 3rd/ 9th/ 11th N.Y. Vol. Cavalry units.
| 1K.166.W | $ 2295.00 |
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| M-1836 HALL “DRAGOON” U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
2020 mfg’d. 64 cal. Smooth bore; percussion. Distinctive hole in hammer; saddle ring bolted thru stock; bayonet; implement compartment underside of butt. Exc barrel surface; hint of original browning; nice bore. Well marked breach block; mech exc.; great metal surfaces thruout. Nice stock w/ some handling marks; all metal fixtures in great cond. Issued to the 2nd U.S. Dragoons and used in the Florida campaign. Great example.
| 1K.164.W | $ 3700.00 |
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| 1901 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Exc. cond. Unsharpened, bright blade w/ no tarnish. Grip cap, crossguard are exc. Undented, exc scabbard. A great example.
| 3K.217.W | $ 195.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FEDERAL SPAN AM WAR SERVICE MEDAL- DATED 1898. |
No. 10949. Obverse has wreath and castle/ gate/ turrets. States “War With Spain/ 1898”. Reverse has stars and eagle clutching shield/ cannon/ pikes States “United States Army/ For Service”. Correct yellow/ blue theme ribbon. No broach. Exc cond. Scarce.
| 11K.141.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1913 US CAVALRY “PATTON” SABER. |
L.F. & C. Mfg’d, dated 1918. Unsharpened, well-marked blade in exc. form, minor scattered tarnish. Hilt is in exc. form w/ most original finish. Canvas covered scabbard is in exc. cond.
| 2K.013.W | $ 650.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY BRACE SYSTEM BELT |
Very good condition; well patined brass fixtures 1872 belt plate; (4) adjustable shoulder strap eyes; (2) D-rings for saber straps, one with parade hook, basically sound leather with some crazing and finish loss in one area. Rare
| 14K.071.W | $ 995.00 |
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| UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. 45/70 GOV'T. CONTRACT CARTRIDGES |
Full, opened box of (20). Ca.1890. Contains (15) matching UMC ctgs and (5) matching Winchester gov't contract ctgs. Brass casings; reloadable; 500 gr. bullet. Exc top and side labels; exc. for display. Period contract ctgs. are becoming scarce .
| 14K.087.W | $ 145.00 |
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| M-1893 SPANISH MAUSER. |
7mm cal; fine cond. SN D5641. The standard battle weapon of our enemies during the Span Am War and Philippine Insurection. A very practical, rapid fire longarm, but, not as well machined as our weapons. Barrel retains exc orig finish; outstanding bore. Receiver retains exc finish; mech exc; exc address and serial number; some wear on Spanish crest; retains great “Berlin 1894” at receiver apex. All matched receiver, bbl, stock, triggerguard, floorplate (bolt and cleaning rod no serial numbers). Stock is in fine to exc cond w/ several very light, nondetracting handling marks. Handguard is exc. Buttplate, swivels, triggerguard, barrel band, forend cap are all exc w/ great finishes. An outstanding example; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.335.W | $ 1195.00 $ 895.00 |
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| 1896 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN CORRECT TYPE II SCABBARD. |
Scabbard is flawless; none nicer. Bayonet is in good cond; bride blade; some minor ersion; light date stamp; domed rivets; reasonable crossguard and grip cap. The value is in the scabbard. Any highgrade scabbard is scarce. The Type II is seldom encountered.
| 3K.223.W | $ 335.00 |
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| OFFICER’S SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SERVICE MEDAL. |
Patriotic ribbon (flag motiff) features a shoulder strap designed clasp w/ a silver eagle (Colonel) emblem denoting rank. Perfect cond. overall. Eagle/ shield/ wreath pin clasp; colonels shoulder strap ribbon tack; service branch arms display suspending service cross medal w/ wreath surround. Medal states “Cuba/ Porto Rico/ U.S.A./ Philippine Islands. Spanish War Veterans/ 1898-1902”. Nicest I’ve had.
| 11K.112.W | $ 195.00 |
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| PATTERN 1873 US NAVY SCABBARD AND M-1873 BAYONET |
Scabbard is in great cond. retaining most orig. finish. Frog and belt loop are in supple, serviceable cond. w/ no actual crazing or finish loss. Swivel is frozen as most are because Navy specs omitted three bearing-surface washers. Bayonet has smooth metal, thinning finish turned plum. Rare.
| 3K.002.W | $ 285.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY (USMC) RIFLE. |
SN 15XXX. Outstanding cond 100% orig. barrel finish; no discrepancies; superb bore. Well marked receiver (slightly light navy roll stamp) retains 100% org finish; no discrepancies; magazine/ triggerguard same; mech. exc. Outstanding stock and handguard; no handling marks Buttplate, sling swivels, barrel band , forend cap/ bayonet lug all excellent w/ outstanding orig finish. A superb example w/ no need to upgrade.
| 14K.090.W | $ 3695.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FEDERAL MEXICAN BORDER WARS MEDAL (1916). |
No. 36054. Obverse has artillery type short sword frogged to a keystone w/ wreath in background. States “For Service On The Mexican Border”. Reverse has ornate spread eagle shield motiff w/ crossed rifles, sabers, cannons. A superb, well clone medal. Correct green/ yellow theme ribbon w/ broach. Exc cond w/ nice patina. Rare.
| 11K.143.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. SN405XXX. |
Exc cond. Bbl retains most original finish; outstanding “unfired” bore; Buffington rear sight; exc profs. Breachblock shows nice case color patterning; mech exc. Hammer and lockplate retain exc finish; somewhat light roll stamp on lockplate; mech exc. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all exc w/ great finish. Stock is superb w/ exc finish; no handling marks, clear cartouche and firing proof. Exc example.
| 1K.328.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CADET RIFLE. SN 21XXX. 45-70 CAL. MFG’D IN 1874. |
Only (5) cadet rifles mfgd in 1874. Well marked bbl retains exc finish; outstanding bore; correct rear sight. Receiver and mech exc w/ exc finish. Breechblock retains excellent markings w/ most black hardening colors present. Coarse cross hatch hammer retains exc finish; well marked lockplate concurs. Outstanding stock retains exc “ESA” cartouche and firing proof; very few extremely light handling marks. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth and excellent. An outstanding example of this early cadet; one of only five produced in 1874.
| 1K.324.W | $ 2395.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FEDERAL ISSUE PURPLE HEART (WOUNDED IN ACTION). |
WWII period. No. 89949. Exc, pristine, beautiful cond. Heart shaped w/ gold border; purple interior; raised bust of Washington under starred/ striped shield obverse. Reverse is all gold w/ starred/ striped shield over “For Military Merit”. Excellent, impressive cond. Correct white/ purple theme ribbon w/ broach. Outstanding collection piece.
| 11K.144.W | $ 145.00 |
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| M-1873 BAYONET IN M-1885 BRASS HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Pristine cond. Bayonet and Scabbard are equal to the best. Never a need to upgrade. Suitable for a high grade musket.
| 3K.229.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 1897 DATED US KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE II (1897) SCABBARD |
Blade is in exc. form, unsharpened w/ several small areas of non-detracting tarnish. Cross guard and grip cap are exc. Grip has very minor handling marks. Bayonet scabbard retains most original finish w/flat area near lower finial.
| 3k.017.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SOCKET BAYONET ( NO SCABBARD). |
Pristine, unissued, unused cond. No descrepancies. For all M-1861/ 1863 muskets.
| 3K.231.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M- 1873 U.S. ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL. |
Walnut “US” marked grip in Exc cond. As are guard and blade. Leather covered steel scabbard retains “US” stamp and demonstrates very minor light crazing on one side. Reverse is period marked,” Gross. CoK. 17 Infy.” First named, unit marked piece I’ve seen. Overall, Exc cond.
| 3K.029.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1873 TROWEL BAYONET (NO SCABBARD). |
Used as an entrenching tool as well as bayonet for the M-1873 thru M-1884 Springfield rifle. Blade is unsharpened and unpolished retaining exc. form. Some patchy tarnish in five spots on blade obverse perimeter w/ one area of minor erosion in the reverse. Socket grip retains near 100% original blued finish. Great example.
| 3k.035.W | $ 250.00 |
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| 58 CAL. SOCKETED FENCING BAYONET. |
Type III as described by Reilly in “American Socket Bayonet and Scabbards” pp. 116. Mfg’d at Springfield for bayonet practice w/ M-1865/ M-1866/ M-1868/ M-1869/ M-1870/ M-1871 Springfield Rifles. Leather covered blade w/ distinctive leather ball at sharp end. Some crazing; no finish loss. Bayonet retains “S” stamp on blade flat near socket indicating Springfield manufacture. Exc example. Rare.
| 3K.234.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET W/ SCABBARD. |
Bayonet is in exc cond. w/ strong “U.S.” stamp. Type III buff leather frog scabbard is in pristine cond. Will display well w/ high grade muskets. Outstanding example.
| 3K.235.W | $ 525.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET (NO SCABBARD). |
Pristine, unissued cond. Outstanding example. For M-1861/63 Civil War muskets and post war muskets utilizing 58 cal barrels either sleeved to 50 cal or in 58 cal configuration.
| 3K.236.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS. |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are Toledo arsenal stamped and dated 1895-1902. Several are in extremely nice condition.
| 3K.075-076-139-1 | $ 85.00 |
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| ORIGINAL U.S. ARMY WEST POINT OFFICERS ALBUMEN CABINET CARD SET OF (30) CA 1872 -76. |
Cabinet cards feature officer/professors of the military academy. Cabinet cards are all named; no duplicates; several have different uniform shots, same officer. Images feature 1872 uniforms; dress and undress ; shoulder boards; shakos; chapeaus; saber belts, etc. All in exc. Cond. From a West Point yearbook album. Price is for lot.
| 12K.035-064.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. ARMY TROWEL BAYONET. |
Complete w/ walnut socket plug/ handle. Loop frog attachment. Bayonet and plug handle are in exc cond; socket retains 100% original blue; some very light scatter blade tarnish. Scabbard is one of the better examples I’ve had w/ typical attachment bend crazing; no finish loss. Scabbard body is in great cond w/ minimal to no crazing. Exc example.
| 3K.240.W | $ 925.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY HUNTING KNIFE. |
Brass guard. Outstanding cond. Bright, unsharpened blade; no descrepancies; nicely patined guard; excellent grip. Scabbard is exc w/ crazing at frog bend (per usual); RIA stamped hook; uncleaned patina; minor crazing on scabbard body. Great example.
| 3K.241.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONET IN LOOP FROG SCABBARD. |
Bayonet is 100%; scabbard is 100% w/ inspector initials. None nicer. Never a need to upgrade. Will display well w/ high grade rifle.
| 3K.242.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONET IN HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Bayonet is 100%; scabbard is 100%. Never a need to upgrade. Will display well w/ high grade rifle.
| 3K.243.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. 1ST INFANTRY HELMET PLATE. |
Mounted on original hard paper card by Bannermans. Card states “U.S. Army and National Guard/ Helmet Plate/ Discarded 1900” that means not used after 1900. Plate is in premium cond; retains 100% original gilt finish; applied “1” on shield means 1st U.S. Infantry. Excellent archived example.
| 11K.109.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CIVIL WAR MUSKET 1ST TYPE. |
1863 dated. Pristine, unissued cond. Outstanding barrel surface; unfired bore; well marked. Hammer and lockplate (1863 dated) retains most original case colors. Stock has excellent reddish tone; nice cartouches; virtually no handling marks. Barrel bands, triggerguard, buttplate are exc. One of the finest on the market. M-1863 1st Type has no barrel band spring; barrel bands compress on barrel and stock via band screws. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.150.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION BAYONET AND SCABBARD. |
Rare. Bright blade w/ no tarnish; unsharpened. Crossguard and gripcap have light patina and demonstrate slight freckling; grips are exc. Scabbard (similar to M-1895 Winchester– Lee Navy except no ball on finial) is in very good to exc cond. Uncleaned finial and throat pieces retain thinned original finish turned plum. Leather loop frog is in exc. cond.. Many times scarcer than the Win-Lee Navy counterpart. Exc example.
| 3K.246.W | $ 1050.00 |
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| U.S. KRAG BAYONET DATED 1902 IN TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Pristine cond. Bright unsharpened blade; no tarnish; outstanding “US” & date stamps; unsanded grip are exc; uncleaned crossguard and grip cap have patina build-up. Undented scabbard is in unused cond; outstanding; outstanding original finish. Great example.
| 3K.247.W | $ 325.00 |
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| U.S. KRAG BOWIE BAYONET. |
Exc cond. Bright unsharpened blade appears unused; nice “US” and “1900”. Stamps are typically light on the lower portion of the “S” and light on the last 0 of the “1900”. Outstanding crossguard, grips and gripcap. Undented scabbard retains 95% original blue finish. Never a need to upgrade this example.
| 3K.248.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| M-1873 TROWEL BAYONET PLUG/ HANDLE. |
Fits in the bayonet socket; formed a handle for hand trowel use. Exc original cond. Very scarce.
| 3K.249.W | $ 145.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET IN HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Pristine cond. Appears unused. Outstanding leather cond; uncleaned patina on brass fixtures; great original blue on scabbard body. OK for display w/ high grade rifle. For the M-1873/77/79/84 Springfield rifles. Bayonet is superb.
| 3K.250.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER. 1894 DATED. ALL MATCHED. |
Used extensively by our enemies in the Spanish American War and Phillipine Insurrection. Their equivalent of our Springfield Krag except with a greater rate of fire. Uniform barrel finish turned plum; very good bore. Well marked receiver; decent Spanish crest; mech exc. " Berlin 1894 ". Stock has shallow non-detracting handling marks; retains Spanish crest/ 1894 cartouche. Has correct sling. This is about as early as the M-1893's come. Most are purported to be capture weapons. Excellent, early example.
| 1K.144.W | $ 1170.00 |
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| PRAIRIE SCABBARD (NO BAYONET) FOR THE M-1873 SPRINGFIELD BAYONET. |
Designed for use with the 3rd Type Prairie Belt with the 1879 accoutrement rings. The brass wire hook attached scabbard and bayonet to the “D” ring of the Prairie Belt. Nice throat leather w/ minimal fine crazing; no finish loss; great original blue on body w/ some thinning, no dents, etc. Outstanding display piece.
| 3K.252.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 1895 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Excellent, bright unsharpened blade w/ exc date and “US”. Crossguard and grip cap are exc w/ very minor tarnish specks; exc. grip. Undented scabbard retains most original finish; mech exc. A great example of an early bayonet.
| 3K.253.W | $ 265.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CIVIL WAR MUSKET 2ND TYPE. |
1864 dated. Pristine, unissued cond. Outstanding barrel surface; unfired bore; well marked. Hammer retains all original case colors; lockplate retains about 65%; mech. exc. Absolutely beautiful stock w/ no handling marks; exc. cartouches. Barrel bands, triggerguard, buttplate, ramrod are pristine. One of the nicest examples available. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3k.125.W | $ 4895.00 |
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| 1899 DATED KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Pristine example. Outstanding in every respect. None nicer. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.255.W | $ 425.00 |
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| U.S. CAVALRY/ MACHINE GUN/ HEADQUARTERS SCREWBACK COLLAR DISC. |
Subdued bronze; 1” diameter; raised MG (machine gun)/ crossed sabers/ HQ (headquarters). Each Cavalry regiment had one machine gun company of which this collars disc distinguished headquarters personel. Exc cond. Ca Border Wars/ WWI.
| 11K.146.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1864 JOSLYN U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 5XXX. 52 rimfire cal. Exc original bbl finish; mirror bore; inspector initials near breach. Great breach assembly/ lockplate/ hammer. W/ mottled case colors; mech exc.. Exc stock w/ no handling marks; exc cartouche; smooth metal fixtures w/nicely patined finishes. Exc cond. Issued to numerous units during the Civil War. Great example.
| 1K.176.W | $ 2595.00 |
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| SCABBARDS FOR M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONETS. |
Lot of two. Both have brass hook frogs w/”US” rosettes. Both are undented. One retains nice original blue w/ some highpoint wear; other is nickel plated w/ some wear and flaking (finish can be removed); both throat leathers demonstrate modest crazing; no finish loss; will display well. Both for.
| 3K.258.W | $ 100.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. ARMY HOSPITAL CORP BOLO AND SCABBARD. |
Bolo is dated 1907 and retains units markings period stamped into crossguard in 1/8” characters “HC3” meaning 3rd Hospital Corp. Blade is basically bright w/ scattered light tarnish; well marked; unsharpened. Crossguard, grip cap and rivets retains nice patina; grip demonstrates use; in sound cond. Scabbard has type IV attachment designed for use with Mills cartridge belt; some crazing; little finish loss; retains nice form; leather split near lower end. Overall a nice accurate example at a reasonable price. Exc for display.
| 3K.260.W | $ 275.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY SHARPSHOOTER BADGE. |
Ca. Late Indian Wars. Silver construction w/ pin back attachment. Perfect cond. In use from mid-late 1880’s thru WWI. Higher qualification requirements than sharpshooter. Pin back type indicative of late Indian War/ Span Am issue. Scarce. Outstanding display piece.
| 11K.115.W | $ 175.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are arsenal Toledo stamped and dated. Several are in extremely nice condition. 1902 DATED. Unsharpened. Uniform patina. Smooth grips demonstrate some use. Very good condition.
| 3K.139.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY BAYONET AND SCABBARD. |
Bright, unsharpened, untarnished blade retains exc form; plain blade; no inspection. Crossguard, grip and grip cap demonstrate very even wear and are in exc. cond.; no tarnish. Scabbard is in exc, sound cond; retains triangle T inspection; leather is superb; throat and tip metal retain nice orig finish w/ very minor evidence of surface erosion on reverse and very slight evidence on throat metal on obverse. Overall a great, reasonably priced example.
| 3K.263.W | $ 795.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY BAYONET AND SCABBARD. |
Pristine, outstanding condition. Perfect, unused cond. blade; retains exc triangle T inspector stamp. Guard, light color grips and grip cap are perfect; retains gun number (9842) on pommel. Best conditioned piece I’ve seen that is numbered to a longarm! Triangle T inspected scabbard is in perfect cond; retains brass belt attachment wire. Never a need to upgrade. Unusual w/ light color grips. Perfect cond.
| 3K.264.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY HUNTING KNIFE. |
Brass Guard. Outstanding bright, unsharpened blade w/ no tarnish. Excellent form. Uncleaned patina on brass guard; well marked. Outstanding grip. Scabbard is in exc. cond w/ no crazing nor finish loss on body; uncleaned patina on brass throat and hook type attachment. Some crazing on frog between hook and body throat (typical). Overall, an outstanding piece. Never a need to upgrade. Nicest available.
| 3K.265.W | $ 1100.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FEDERAL SPAN AM WAR SERVICE MEDAL- DATED 1898. |
No. 2700. Obverse has wreath and castle/ gate/ turrets. States “War With Spain/ 1898”. Reverse has stars and eagle clutching shield/ cannon/ pikes States “United States Army/ For Service”. Correct yellow/ blue theme ribbon. No broach. Exc cond. Scarce.
| 11K.140.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1869 U.S. TROWEL BAYONET. |
Similar to the M-1868, but, ring grip pivots to form a tampion cover over barrel muzzle. Extremely rare. Metal surfaces have mild, uniform salt & pepper; basically bright. Ring/ pivot assemble is excellent. Excellent blade form. Scabbard has no crazing and no finish loss; sound cond. Reference Reilly’s “American Socket Bayonets and Scabbards” page 122. A very modestly priced example (last one I had sold at $4000 and in comparable cond.).
| 3K.267.W | $ 2595.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET. |
Same dimension as the M-1855 but noted for the lack of a “U.S.” stamp on the blade flat. Premium cond. with very slight to no tarnish. Suitable for display w/ high grade musket. Correct for M-1865/66/68/69/70 rifles.
| 3K.268.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MFG’D CIVIL WAR SOCKET BAYONET. |
Noted as such w/ small “S” stamped below “US” on blade flat. Premium cond; no tarnish; outstanding. Suitable for display w/ high grade musket.
| 3K.269.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS. |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are arsenal Toledo stamped and dated. Several are in extremely nice condition. Unsharpened. Uniform patina. Very good condition. Scattered tarnish. Grips demonstrate use. Very good condition.
| 3K.141 .W | $ 75.00 |
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| M- 1893 SPANISH MAUSER BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS. |
Toledo manufactured and numbered. All bayonets are arsenal Toledo stamped and dated. Several are in extremely nice condition. Unsharpened. Very good condition. 1895 DATED. Scattered tarnish. Some minor rough spots. Grips demonstrate use. Nice date.
| 3K.144 .W | $ 110.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. TROWEL BAYONET. |
Designed to be used as a bayonet and digging/ entrenching tool. Excellent blade w/ no anomalies; socket retains 100% original blue finish. Original handle plug present. Outstanding scabbard; uncleaned patina on brass fixtures; no crazing nor finish loss; hook type frog.
| 3K.276.W | $ 975.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER- LEE NAVY BAYONET MFG’D BY WINCHESTER |
Unsharpened, uncleaned bayonet is in new condition. No finer example can be found. Never a need to upgrade. Triangle T inspected scabbard condition concurs with bayonet. 100% original blue on tip & throat pieces. 100% finish on leather body and loop frog. Rare in this condition.
| 3K.194.W | $ 1125.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET SCABBARD. |
Brass hook/ “US” rosette attachment. Exc. unused cond. Near 100% orig. finish on scabbard body. Throat/ attachment leather has no crazing nor finish loss. No anomalies. Suitable for high grade bayonet and rifle.
| 3K.278.W | $ 95.00 |
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| ORIGINAL INDIAN WARS SERVICE MEDAL. |
Numbered. Original ribbon/ pin attachment has been replaced w/ facsimile. Medal has generous uncleaned patina . Obverse features mounted warrior w/ lance; wreath of arrowheads with/ buffalo skull; States “Indian Wars”. Reverse features spread eagle clutching flags/ arms; Stars; States “United States Army/ For Service”. Produced about 1905-10. Rare. This is the first I’ve owned. Pictured in Frasca’s “The .45-70 Springfield– Book II” page 168. Medal guaranteed 100% original. Exc. Cond.
| 11K.098.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. ARMY HOSPITAL CORP KNIFE SCABBARD. (SCABBARD ONLY). |
Never unwrapped; retains original paper wrap and string tie. Unissued, unused, perfect cond. Brass hook type attachment. Never had one still in the original wrapper.
| 3K.281.W | $ 300.00 |
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| ORIGINAL BORDER WARS VETERAN'S SERVICE MEDAL GROUP IN THEIR ORIGINAL BOX. |
Mfgd. by Ios. Mayer, Seattle. Box and medal numbered 20768. Box contains (4) components:
1)Service medal suspended by green w/ yellow stripe ribbon w/ pin, 2) & 3) green w/ yellow stripe campaign ribbons (2 each), 4) replacement campaign ribbon cloth. Medal states on adverse "For Service on the Mexican Border". The reverse contains spread eagle, crossed rifles, crossed sabers, crossed cannons. Excellent cond; outstanding ensemble. Box is in very good to exc cond; paper label is missing about 3/16" on the left side. Rare. I've never seen another set.
| 11K.097.W | $ 450.00 |
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| PANAMA BATTLESHIPS ORIGINAL SHIP MODELS IN THEIR ORIGINAL BOX |
Mfg'd Ca. 1914 in Japan. Box measures 13" X 4-3/4" X 1" deep. It has a map of the Canal route in the base of the box. Box lid states "Panama Battleships" on large red label format. Box contain (6) "Battleships" held in place w/ thin cord. Contents have never been removed from the box. "Battleship" are of light ceramic material w/ glossy finish; all in exc. cond; about 2" long. Box is in very reasonable cond w/ very minor discrepancies. Relieved to be produced to commemorate the opening of the canal which was constructed for civilian and military purposes.
| 11K.096.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 2ND MODEL U. S. WINCHESTER-HOTCHKISS CARBINE. SN 15XXX. ( AKA M-1879 ). |
Made famous by Gen. Ranald Mac Kenzie’s 4th U.S. Cavalry and used throughout the West. Only 400 mfgd. Rare. This is one of the finest conditioned examples I’ve had. 70 % original barrel blue w/ some thinning; outstanding bore; well marked. 70 % original receiver finish; well marked; mech exc. 100 % original finish on triggerguard, buttplate, sadde ring, barrel band. Stock retains cartouche and firing proof w/ virtually no handling marks. Some wear to German silver forend cap finish. Finest stock I’ve seen. This is the most highly conditioned example I’ve owned. Mostly highly conditioned currently available.
| 1K.135.W | $ 5495.00 |
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| 1903 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE IV SCABBARD. |
Scabbard is in pristine cond; equal to the best (4th types are the most difficult to find in this cond). Bayonet has bright, unsharpened blade; little to no tarnish; well marked; patined crossguard and grip cap; domed rivets; very respectable grips. Exc example.
| 3K.286.W | $ 275.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CIVIL WAR BAYONET IN M-1861 TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Bright blade w/ very scattered, nondetracting, light tarnish. Pronounced “US” on blade flat. Scabbard is in exc. cond. w/ bridle leather frog. No crazing nor finish loss. Suitable for medium to high grade musket.
| 3K.287.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1873 TROWEL BAYONET IN PRARIE SCABBARD |
Bayonet affixes to the muzzle of a 45 Cal. Springfield rifle. Used as a bayonet or when detached as a digging tool. Bayonet blade is uncleaned, bright with very light, very scattered tarnish. Bayonet socket (handle) retains 100% original blued finish. Black scabbard body retains 100% original finish with mild crazing on one side, with no crazing other side. Brass tip is excellent. Retains inspector initials in the throat area. Scabbard affixes with a brass hook designed for use with the 3rd model Prairie belt with accoutrement rings. Excellent example.
| 3K.195.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1863 REMINGTON U.S. CIVIL WAR RIFLE. |
Brass patch box and mountings; 33 inch barrel; 58 cal. Commonly called the “Zouave rifle”. Very good cond. Excellent original barrel finish; some light salt & pepper near percussion nipple; nice proofs and date; very reasonable bare; metch.exc. Stock retains both cartouches; some very light handling marks; outstanding overall appearance. Brass fixtures retain uncleaned patina. Excellent lockplate marking on silvered surface. Great example.
| 1K.130.W | $ 2495.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY TWO BLADE WWII SURVIVAL KNIFE. |
Very good to exc cond. Mfg’d by Colonial. Blades are chemically blackened. Found in aircraft survival kits. One large clip point blade; one metal cutting sawblade. Center of cutting blade w/ maker stamp. Distinctive plastic grips. Very tight; both blades exc. Great example. 6” O.A. heavy duty.
| 3K.290.W | $ 160.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET in HOOK FROG SCABBARD |
Both components are in pristine to new condition. Very scarce in this condition. For the M-1873/77/79/84 rifles.
| 3K.199.W | $ 250.00 |
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| ORIGINAL SPAN AM PERIOD CAVALRY COLLAR AND CAP CROSSED SABER INSIGNIA. |
All in exc con. Screwback and pinback:
a) 8th Cav Co H pinback (11k.065)
b) Co A screwback (11k.066)
c) Co A pinback (11k.071)
| 11k.065-066.071. | $ 60.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY FOUR BLADE WWII ENGINEER’S KNIFE. |
Exc cond/ outstanding stag grips. Blades consist of: 1) Cutting blade, 2) Combination screwdriver/ bottle opener, 3) Can opener, 4) Leather punch. Cutting blade has seen minimal use and has no heel; all blades have minute scattered tarnish. Light color stag grips. Grip shield marked “U.S.A.” (United State Army). Four line Camillus address; very tight; unusual brass liners (usually steel). Nice piece. 3-5/8” O.A.
| 3K.293.W | $ 165.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
Exc. Cond. SN 747XX. Serial number closest to 1st USV cavalry (74756) carbine. 90% orig. barrel finish w/ minor thining; very good to exc. bore; correct rear sight exc. handguard; Receiver retains 85-90% orig. blue finish; outstanding address and serial number; mech. exc. magazine covers finishes concur w/ receiver. Exc. stock w/ few to no handling marks; nice finishes on buttplate triggerguard, barrel band; nice “JLA/1897” cartouche and firing proof. One of the finest examples offered; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.079.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY FOUR BLADE ENGENEER'S KNIFE. |
Mfg'd by New York Knife Co. Very good to exc con. Grip shield marker "Army Knife". jigged bone grips. blades consist of: 1) Cutting blade, 2)combination screwdriver/bottle opener, 3)Can opener, 4)Leather punch. Cutting blade demonstrates moderate use; all blades light, scattered tarnish; very tight; outstanding grips and shield. Steel liners;3-5/8" O.A; very scarce shield marking.
| 3K.295.W | $ 165.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE. SN86XXX. |
Exc. Cond. Near 100% original barrel blue; some wear near muzzle; very good base; correct 1896 rear sight; near new cond. Well marked receiver; near 100% original blue; some highpoint wear; mech exc. Outsatnding stock w/ exc. cartouche (1897) and firing proof ; few to no handling marks; exc. Handguard. triggerguard, buttplate, barrel band, forend lug all smooth and excellent. An extremely nice example.
| 1K.078.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY BRASS GUARD HUNTING KNIFE in HOOK FROG SCABBARD |
Knife is in unused condition with extremely nice, bright blade and outstanding grip. Scabbard is equal to the best I've seen. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.200.W | $ 1150.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. |
SN 297XXX. Mfgd. First quarter 1885. Exc. cond. 100% orig. barrel finish; unfired bore; Buffington rear sight; a profusion of barrel markings. Receiver retains 90% orig. finish; well marked breech block has partially silvered w/ very good colors underneath; tang retains color case hardening; mech. exc. Lockplate and hammer retain 85-90% orig. finish w/ some highpoint wear. Stock has exc. cartouche w/ very few to no handling marks; buttplate is exc. w/ some finish loss near comb. An 80-90% gun at a very readonable price.
| 1K.074.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1907 ENFIELD BAYONET AND SCABBARD |
Dated 1907. Retains finish, assorted proof, inspection stamps on blade flat. In V.G. to exc. cond. Scabbard is near 100%. Mfg'd by Enfield.
| 3K.203.W | $ 80.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY TWO BLADE WWII ELECTRICIAN’S TL-29 KNIFE (TOOL FOR LINEMAN). |
Mfg’d by Utica. Exc cond. Blades consist of: 1) Cutting blade, 2) Combination screwdriver/ secondary cutting blade. Both blades bright w/ minute tarnish; unused w/ no heel. Outstanding med. Dark shade grips; great “TL-29” stamp. Very tight. Brass liners; 3-3/4” O.A. w/ bail.
| 3K.300.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1892 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE. SN 23XXX. |
Retains most original bbl.blue; some modest wear near muzzle; good bore. Well marked receiver; retains 80-90% orig finish; mech. Exc.; magazine cover retain. exc orig finish. Exc stock w/few to no handling marks; nice “JLA” cartuche; sling swively, barrel ,bands, triggerguard, buttplate exc; nice firing proof. Exc example; very scarce
| 1K.073.W | $ 4595.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL. |
Finest example, superb condition implement. Unused blade and grip w/ “U.S.” stamp. Very slight tarnish, no use, no wear on blade. Scabbard is in exc cond. w/ pronounced “U.S.” stamp; nice verdigris on brass throat piece; minor soiling on leather; no shrinkage; no descrepancies. You won’t be disappointed. Very reasonably priced.
| 3K.302.W | $ 425.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR US INFANTRY CAP INSIGNIA. |
Large hunting horn with soldered on wire loops for attachment to kepi or bummers cap. Original excellent condition.
| 11K.006.W | $ 75.00 |
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| USMC MEDICAL CORPSMAN KNIFE (BOLO). |
Pristine cond. Pictured in Cole’s “The Best of U.S. Military Knives…”pp. 59. 16-1/2” overall length; walnut grip; 11-1/4” blade length; leather scabbard w/ webbed belt attachment. Pristine unused blade is marked “U.S.M.C.” in 5/16” high letters; retains perfect maker’s stamp ( rare, usually gone) “The Clyde Cutlery Co/ Clyde, Ohio, USA” in oval surround w/ “Made in U.S.A.” below. Superb scabbard retains “USMC” stamp on reverse w/ 1944 date. No faults to be found w/ this piece; new, unused cond.
| 3K.304.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. ARMY BOLO KNIFE |
Mfg'd by Plumb, Philadelphia. Dated 1918. Exc cond. Retains nearly all original blade black w/ some wear to finish near tip. Slightly light mfg's roll stamp; exc. US and model stamp. Outstanding crossguard, grip and grip cap. Scabbard is exc. w/ 1918 date. Excellent ensemble. 14-1/2" overall length. For combat and general camp use. Affixes to Mills belt.
| 3K.204.W | $ 295.00 |
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| U.S. M-1904 HOSPITAL CORPS BOLO KNIFE (NO SCABBARD). |
Springfield Armory mfg’d bolo dated 1909. S.N 83xx. Unsharpened blade displays excellent form with minor areas of pinpricking erosion throughout. Brass cross guard displays nice uniform patina. Grip is in good condition with minor fractures running north & south. Brass grip cap is missing. Nice example.
| 3K.306.W | $ 185.00 |
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| M-1884 SPRINGFIELD BAYONET IN EARLY 1ST TYPE SCABBARD . |
Early escutcheon (rosette) displays "U.S" with a period "." between the "U" and "S" only. Belt loop frog with exellent Watervliet Arsenal stamp. Retains exellent inspector stamp on reverse. No crazing or finish loss. Scabbard steel body retains near 100% finish; bayonet is in new cond. Very scarce.
| 3K.208.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1870 SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONET (NO SCABBARD) |
Distinguished by the lack of a "US" on the blade flat. Fits all M-1865 thru M-1871 Springfield rifles including the M-1871 Ward-Burton and M-1871 Rollingblock. Surpassed by the M-1873 bayonet for 45 caliber. exc cond; light scattered tarnish; smooth metal; retains inspector initial. Very scarce.
| 3K.211.W | $ 295.00 |
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| U.S. NAVY CIVIL WAR ROPE KNIFE. |
Rare, outstanding piece. Scrimshawed whale ivory grip stating “1861 April” on one side w/ “R.L. U.S.N.” on the reverse. A series of “X” ’s are on the grip top and axis separating the sides. The butt or pommel is checkered. Square point blade. 6 ½” overall length; 3 ¼” grip; 3 ¼” blade. Demonstrates some use; contour wear between (3) grip rivets. Great appearance. Knife blade was placed on rope and struck with a mallet that drove the blade through the rope. Only Civil War rope knife I’ve had. Great display piece.
| 3K.309.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. CAVALRY GAUNTLETT GLOVES. |
Exactly as depicted in “U.S. Army Uniforms and Equipment 1889”. Exc. condition w/ very minor soiling. Very light green/ gray outer; Gauntlett Russet inner; distinctive gauntlet stitching. Demonstrate extremely little use. Very scarce. Outstanding display item.
| 10K.408.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. MUSKET BAYONET (NO SCABBARD). |
Superb cond; no tarnish; pronounced U.S. on blade flat; exc socket. For the M-1855/61/63 U.S. Muskets Also appropriate for M-1865/66/68/69 muskets.
| 3K.312.W | $ 275.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET AND HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Premium cond Bayonet is 100%; scabbard body is 100%; leather collar/brass rosette hook is 100% w/patina. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.313.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET AND LOOP FROG SCABBARD. |
Early scabbard has rosette w/ “U.S” (no period after the “S”); visible Watervliet Arsenal stamp. Bayonet is excellent; 100% finish. Scabbard retains 100% original finish w/(3) extremely shallow, nondetracting dimples ((1) front;(2) rear). Leather collar is near 100%; loop demonstrates minor crazing w/no finish loss. Excellent overall.
| 3K.314.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1904 HOSPITAL CORP BOLO KNIFE /MACHETE. |
Mfgd by Springfield Armory. Bolo dated 1914 w/ Sn.40651. Scabbard (sheath) Rock Island Stamped and dated 1912 w/inspector initials. Used to clear brush, obtain firewood, etc. around camp. Both components in pristine cond. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.212.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. TROWEL BAYONET AND SCABBARD W/HANDLE PLUG. |
Blade is bright w/no tarnish; retains 100% orig. blue on socket/grip. Original handle plug is excellent. Scabbard is one of the best I’ve had; brown color; minimal to no body leather crazing; outstanding frog/rosette/loop; very minimal crazing w/no finish loss; visible Watervliet Arsenal stamp. Used as a handheld entrenching tool w/plug or bayonet when affixed to rifle muzzle w/socket. Excellent example; never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.316.W | $ 975.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET IN M-1885 HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
New cond. Both bayonet and scabbard are flawless. Brown leather collar is pristine; brass rosette and hook retain pleasant uncleaned patina; scabbard body is 100%. Bayonet is flawless. No nicer example.
| 3K.317.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1904 HOSPITAL CORP BOLO KNIFE/MACHETE IN 1ST TYPE 1904-DATED SCABBARD |
Scabbard is Rock Island stamped and dated w/inspector initials. Pristine cond. Retains most original browning on brass throat and swivel. No crazing or finish loss. Bolo is 1914 dated w/serial numbers. Excellent markings; outstanding grip; No blade tarnish. Best early scabbard (sheath) I've encountered.
| 3K.213.W | $ 395.00 |
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| 1899 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Pristine “new” cond. Bright, unsharpened blade retains counterpolish on blade flat w/untouched “US” and date; no tarnish. Unsanded grip is superb w/ bright crossguard and grip cap. Scabbard is in “new” cond. w/ no criticism. None nicer.
| 3K.319.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. ARMY SOCKET BAYONET |
Exc. cond.. Uncleaned bright metal has basically no tarnish. Unit and inspector stamped on socket. An outstanding example sustable for a high grade musket.( No scabbard )
| 3K.215.W | $ 275.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. TROWEL BAYONET ( NO SCABBARD). |
For use w/ M-1873/ 79/84 Springfield rifles. Used as a digging tool w/ wooden socket plug in place (no plug provided). Twist lock socket fit over barrel muzzle and secured around front sight base. Exc cond; bright blade; retains near 100% orig. finish on socket/ handle. No anomalies.
| 3K.321.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET. |
Exc cond. Bright blade w/ no tarnish; nice “US/F” stamp on blade flat. Exc socket w/ no tarnish. For the M-1875/ 61/ 63/ 65/ 66/68/69 rifles and muskets. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.322.W | $ 275.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET MFG’D BY SPRINGFIELD. |
As determined by an “S” stamped below the “US” on the blade flat. Exc, bright blade w/ minimum fine very scattered tarnish. Socket is exc and concurs w/ blade. Extremely nice cond.
| 3K.323.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 1898 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE II SCABBARD. |
In new cond. No criticism whatever of blade, crossguard or grip. Scabbard is in virtually new cond. Nicest example available.
| 3K.216.W | $ 575.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. KRAG RIFLE. |
SN# 34XXX. Extremely early Krag Rifle production. Somewhat lower than Mallory's beginning range for the rifle of SN# 36026. 80% original bbl finish turned plum; excellent bore. Thinning mag cover finishes. Exceptional stock with outstanding cartouche and firing proof. Great metal. An excellent example of a very early M-1896 rifle.
| 14K.073 | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1885 HOOK FROG SCABBARD FOR M-1872 SPRINGFIELD BAYONET. |
Exc cond; 100% blue on steel body; no dents; excellent leather on collar/ throat; exc rosette/ hook.
| 3K.333.W | $ 135.00 |
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| 1898 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE II SCABBARD. |
Exc cond. Bright, unsharpened blade has no tarnish; well marked blade flat. Exc grip; bright crossguard and grip cap; wood grips have no descrepancies. Undented scabbard is exc; correct (in a strict sense) for bayonet date. Great example.
| 3K.334.W | $ 375.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. HOSPITAL CORP BOLO W/ MATCHED SCABBARD. |
Superb, unissued cond. Both dated 1912. Bolo has no descrepancies; as new. Very light russet scabbard has no descrepancies; as new. None nicer.
| 3K.335.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY 6MM BORE BRUSH NEW IN BOX. |
Perfect cond. Box states “Winchester 6mm Cal./ One U.S. Government Cleaner”; perfect cond. Box contains bore brush and thong retaining its original string ties. Only ensemble known to exist. Brush goes in the rifle butt trap. Perfect for display.
| 13K.336.W | $ 795.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. HOSPITAL CORP BOLO AND SCABBARD. |
Fine condition. Bright unsharpened blade w/ mild salt & pepper; very well marked; exc. grip & crossguard w/ very few light handling marks scabbard is exc; exc. Rock Island Arsenal, date and inspection stamps; exc. stitching; metal components retain most original finish w/ patina. Bolo 1909 dated; scabbard 1911 dated.
| 3K.340.W | $ 395.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY MARKSMAN BUTTONS. |
Concentric target rings on silver square back 3/4”x3/4”. Double prong attachment. Worn by qualifier’s in pairs on the collar. Ca. 1870’s/ 80’s/ 90’s. Non-arsenal produced; contractor provided as target rings are round and not oval shaped. Excellent, unused cond. Very scarce.
| 11K.114.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1862 JOSLYN U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE– TRANSITION. |
SN 26XX Brass fixtures of the M-1862; breach assembly of the M1864. Exc original bbl blue w/ some thinning forward of the forearm; v.g. to exc bore. Exc breach assembly; well marked; mech exc. Well marked lockplate; patined finish. Very nice stock; retains cartouche outline above saddle bar; very few non detracting handling marks. Exc cond. overall. Great example.
| 1K.175.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. WINCHESTER- LEE NAVY BAYONET & SCABBARD. |
Mfg'd by Winchester Superb cond. Bright, unsharpened blade is 100%; well marked crossguard w/ Winchester address, grip and gripcap are superb. Leather body scabbard w/ blued steel finial and throat piece is absolutely outstanding. Winchester mfg’d. M-1895 bayonets are the most desirable no better example available.
| 3K.343.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD (3) PIECE CARBINE CLEANING ROD SET. |
Original. Exc cond. Includes (2) bulb end rods, (1) button head rod, (1) headless shell extractor. Fits in the butt trap of M-1877 thru M-1884 (90) Springfield carbines.
| 13K.331.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1903 SPRINGFIELD COMBINATION TOOL. |
Earliest variety Ca. 1903; domed (1) piece rivet. Superb cond; 100% orig blue; show no use. “U.S.” stamped; incorporates (2) screwdrivers ends and punch.
| 13K.330.W | $ 65.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD (3) PIECE CARBINE CLEANING ROD SET. |
Original. Exc cond; retains near 100% orig blue. Includes (2) bulb end rods, (1) button head rod, (1) headless shell extractor. Fits in the butt trap of M-1877 thru M-1884 (90) Springfield carbines.
| 13K.329.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1911 SPRINGFIELD MFG’D 45 AUTO MAGAZINE. |
Exc cond. Bimetal upper; 1/2 blue & 1/2 bright; fold over base secure; lanyard ring. Extremely scarce.
| 13K.328.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD ROLLINGBLOCK RIFLE. |
Superb as new cond. This longarm is 100% in all categories. No tarnish; unfired bore; 100% case colors on receiver; tang & triggerguard are 100% all furniture 100% stock is 100%. No better example available or extant. This is the best.
| 14K.089.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1877 SPRINGFIELD CARBINE HEADLESS SHELL EXTRACTOR. |
Place in butt trap of M-1877 and later carbines; used in conjunction w/ (3) piece cleaning rods; quadruple prong design; developed after the “Little Bighorn” debacle. Exc cond.
| 13K.323-325.W | $ 35.00 |
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| 2nd MODEL ( MODEL 1879 ) WINCHESTER-HOTCHKISS NAVY RIFLE. |
SN 46XX. Only 1000 mfgd. Ca 1879. The finest example I’ve had. Near 100% barrel finish turned plumb; pristine bore; well marked with US/Anchor/ proofs w/ assorted inspector stamps. Smooth, nicely finished metal fixtures throughout; exc. stock w/ minimal handling marks; nice cartouche and firing proof. The best example in the marketplace; one of the best examples extant.
| 1K.146.W | $ 4600.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1873 SPRINGFIELD TROWEL BAYONET PLUG/ HANDLE. |
Fit in the bayonet socket to form a handle for entrenching use. Bayonets are more often than not found w/o these plugs. Guaranteed original.
| 3K.222.W | $ 125.00 |
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| INDIAN WARS 5TH INFANTRY DRINKING CUP. |
Gen. Nelson Miles famous Indian fighting regiment. Teacup shaped handle retains distinctive “US” stamp over pronounced “5th” stamp. Tin plated (turned uniform drab); 6-1/4” diameter X 3-1/2” height. Dated by leaded in handle; rolled upper brim; rolled base. Excellent, undented cond. Rare; the only one I’ve owned. Excellent for display.
| 14K.091.W | $ 195.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR GREEN RIFLE BORE BRUSH. |
Came from the butt trap of a Green rifle. New, unused cond w/patina. 4-1/2” overall length; 5/8” diameter. Rare.
| 13K.316.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1877 SPRINFIELD CARBINE CLEANING RODS. |
Fit in the butt trap of M-1877 thru M-1884 carbines. These are reproductions ; very close to originals.
| 13K.312.W | $ 35.00 |
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| ORIGINAL SPRINGFIELD SHARPSHOOTERS “BULL” REAR SIGHT W/ WINDAGE ADJUSTMENT. |
Built on the M-1877 Second form rear sight base and elevator ladder/bar. For the long range rifle CA 1881. Rare. Freeman Bull was the marksman extraordinaire and helped develop marksman accountrements for Springfield trapdoor rifles hence, the “Bull” sight. Incorporates thumb wheel/screw windage adjustment. Exc. cond. Featured on page 54 of Bannerman’s 1907 catalogue.
| 13K.310.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1903 HEADLESS SHELL EXTRACTOR. |
Complete for the M-1903 Springfield rifle. Perfect cond.
| 13K.309.W | $ 40.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR MUSKET TOOL DISPLAY. |
Contains (8) original tools: 1) M-1855 58 cal base wipes, 2) M-1855 58 cal ball screw, 3) musket nipple 4) musket nipple (coarse threads), 5) M-1841/42 combination tool (U.S. stamped, Harpers Ferry mfgd.), 6) mainspring vise (U.S. stamped), 7) M-1867 combination tool, 8) M-1812/16 base wipes. All tools are in exc. cond. mounted in inlayed Rigid foam Riker mount 6"x5".
| 13K.307.W | $ 150.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR MUSKET TOOL DISPLAY. |
Contains (5) original tools: 1.)M-1855 tumbler and band spring punch, 2.) M-1870 rifle and carbine combination tool, 3.) M-1855 Springfield combination tool, 4.) M-1861 58 cal. Base wiper, 5.) M1863 combination tool. All tools are in exc. cond.; mounted in inlayed rigid foam in glass/wood case 8x6".
| 13K.306.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE. |
Issued to Colorado National Guard. Extremely nice cond. One of the M-1895’s that was not sold into South America and subjected to harsh use. Thinning barrel finish; ultra nice barrel surface; exc. bore; outstanding rear sight finish. Thinning receiver finish turning plum; very well marked; retain outstanding “National Guard of Colorado” upper right side; mech perfect. Stocks have no handling marks; great handguard; buttplate, barrel band, forend cap retain thinning finish; all surfaces in exc cond. Retains “KSM” inspection stamp on hammer and lever; “A” inspection stamp on lever underside. Retains “1B4” on receiver top near handguard (1st Regiment, Company B, Soldier #4). Superb cond compared to Federal purchase longarms. Rare. Only 200 purchased by CNG.
| 14K.090.W | $ 4195.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY BRASS GUARD HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD |
Premium cond bright unsharpened blade has no tarnish; outstanding. Grip in premium cond. w/no discrepancies; brass guard retains uncleaned patina w/ thin verdigris. Scabbard is in exc cond. With no crazing on body; minor typical fold lines on brass hook frog leather. “RIA” stamped brass hook is exc. Reverse of scabbard body is imprinted “D 3D INF” meaning company D, 3rd U.S. Infantry. An extremely nice example; never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.364.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| 1902 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN CORRECT TYPE IV SCABBARD. |
Both piece are in new, unissued cond. None nicer. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.224.W | $ 385.00 |
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| M-1868/69 TROWEL BAYONET SCABBARD. |
Good cond. Missing brass body tip/ finial. Basically sound leather; all stitching in tact; some finish loss and crazing; nice form.
| 3K.225.W | $ 75.00 |
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| M-1899 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CARBINE. SN357XXX. |
In 6th U.S. Cavalry range. Exc. cond. Bbl retains nearly 95% original blue; exc bore; correct carbine rear sight. Receiver retains 95% original blue; well marked; mech exc. Outstanding stock and handguard; clear, distinct cartouche and firing proof; minimal to no handling marks; no wear. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel band all excellent with high finish levels. Outstanding example. Curio & relic license req’d for purchase.
| 1K.327.W | $ 850.00 |
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| U.S.M.C. FIGHTING/ UTILITY SHEATH KNIFE. WWII. |
Exc. cond. 7” Parkerized, blade; leather sheath w/ perimeter stitching and staples. Unsharpened blade is exc; retains original heel grinding. Reverse ricasso marked “KA-BAR/ OLEAN N.Y.” (see Cole’s “ The best of U.S. Military Knives…pg 127 last drawing); exc. Leather washer grip is exc. Original scabbard is excellent, sound and serviceable; no crazing, etc. A very nice example.
| 3K.369.W | $ 250.00 |
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| KRAG BAYONET LEATHER BELT ADAPTER. |
Permitted the type IV scabbard to be used on a leather garrison belt as opposed to the Mills ctg. Belt; slots up and down allowed for type IV attachment side-by-side accepted the garrison belt. Exc cond; retains clear “Rock Island Arsenal/ 1909/ H.F.K.” markings.
| 3K.369.W | $ 95.00 |
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| 1895 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN CORRECT RARE TYPE I SCABBARD. |
Exc bayonet exhibits bright blade with no nicks, no tarnish, no sharpening; exc single piece rivet grips; exc crossguard and grip cap. 1st Type scabbard (attachment hook rotates 360) is exc w/ no dents and near 100% original finish. Exc ensemble.
| 3K.370.W | $ 450.00 |
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| USMC WWII FIGHTING/ UTILITY SHEATH KNIFE. |
Mfg’d by Cammilus. Exc cond. Parkerized blade. Blade retains 100% original finish w/ no sharpening, no nicks, Crossguard retains “Camillus “N.Y” and “USMC”. Grip is excellent. Scabbard has no discrepancies. Outstanding example.
| 3K.371.W | $ 175.00 |
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| 1901 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN CORRECT TYPE III SCABBARD. |
Scabbard is pristine; none nicer. Bayonet is excellent; bright blade; unsharpened; well marked. Nice crossguard; undented grips. Grip cap has very slight salt & pepper.
| 3K.225.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CIVIL WAR 58 CAL. MUSKET BAYONET AND SCABBARD. |
Pristine, undented cond. No finer example available. Pattern 1861 Type III scabbard w/ buff leather throat & frog; finished leather body; brass escutcheon; ultra cond. Bayonet has no tarnish; exc form; retains “Y/141” unit marks stamp; perfect cond. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.226.W | $ 875.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD WARD–BURTON RIFLE. ONLY 1,000 MFG’D. 50-70 CAL. |
Exc example. Bright untarnished bbl retains exc bright bore; correct M-1870 rear sight. Well marked receiver and action are mech exc; retain most original black case color; wellmarked breach cover. Exc stock retains two cartouches; no fractures; very few to no handling marks. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth and bright. An outstanding example.
| 1K.323.W | $ 3295.00 |
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| M-1895/96 VARIANT/ 96 U.S. KRAG CARBINE FRONT SIGHT HOOD. |
Retains 100% original blue finish. Appears unused. Clips over sight and around barrel.
| 13K.292.W | $ 215.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER LEE-NAVY FRONT SIGHT HOOD. |
Exc cond w/ near 100% original blue finish. Appears unused.
| 13K.290.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY REAR DETACHABLE SLING SWIVEL. |
Fits M-1895 Straight Pull and M-1895 U.S. Winchester Lever Action. Exc cond. Quite rare as a stand alone item or included w/ longarm. Depressing spring loaded button releases swivel link. Exc cond.
| 13K.288.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1879 REMINGTON-LEE SHARPS NAVY RIFLE. SN 179. 45-70 CAL. |
The receivers of the first (300) M-1879’s were the last fabrication of Sharps prior to ceasing business. Rare example, retains most original blue finish; outstanding bright bore; correct rear sight; well marked w/ inspector initials, “US” and anchor motif. Well marked receiver is mech exc. and retains generous finish w/ some highpoint wear. Stock has very few light handling marks; exc cond. Buttplate, triggerguard , barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth with great finish. An outstanding example of this rare martial longarm.
| 1K.322.W | $ 3295.00 |
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| M-1873 BAYONET IN M-1885 BRASS HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Pristine cond. Bayonet and Scabbard body retain 100 % original blued finish. Brass hook frog retains uncleaned patina. Leather throat is in exc. cond. Never a need to upgrade. Outstanding example.
| 3k.228.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CIVIL WAR 58 CAL. MUSKET BAYONET AND SCABBARD. |
M-1861 Type III Scabbard retains makers & subinspectors stamps; moderate frog crazing; moderate body crazing; no throat crazing; sound cond. Bayonet has very light, scattered tarnish; nice U.S. stamp; exc form. Nice example.
| 3K.227.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. HOSPITAL CORP BOLO W/ SCABBARD. |
Bright, unsharpened blade; well marked; 1913 dated. Excellent walnut grip w/ minute, shallow handling marks. Scabbard demonstrates crazing w/ no finish loss; supple cond; 1909 dated; exc markings. Great overall example.
| 3K.230.W | $ 355.00 |
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| 56/50 SPENCER (US GOV'T CARBINE) CARTRIDGES IN THEIR ORIGINAL 7-RND. PACK |
Produced by Sage under gov't contract ca. 1865-66. Packet is thin cardboard w/ paper wrap. exc. cond. Have (2) Civil War 56/56 7 Rnd Packs.
| 4K.037.W | $ 135.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45/55 CARBINE AMMUNITION. |
Full, unopened perfect box of 20 w/ string. Exc. front label/ top velocity stamp dated 1905. Scarce.
| 4K.039.W | $ 250.00 |
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| 56-50 SPENCER RIMFIRE CTGS FOR THE M-1865 SPENCER CARBINE, PALMER CARBINE, BALL CARBINE, ETC |
Termed the 50 cal. U.S. Carbine Cartridge, this was the standard U.S. carbine metallic cartridge late-to post-Civil War. All in exc. cond. w/ noticeable lead oxidation. Sage mfg.
| 4K.085-094.W | $ 20.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR BURNSIDE CARBINE COMBINATION TOOL. |
Mfg’d. by Burnside Rifle Co. This tool has the camfer faced cone wrench (an earlier variation does not). Tool has (2) screwdriver ends; central rivet hinge; cone wrench. Exc, unused cond,; retains 100% orig blue finish.
| 13K.266.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SOCKET BAYONET (NO SCABBARD). |
Same basic configuration as the 1855 Civil War musket bayonet except a lack of the “U.S.” stamp on the blade flat near the socket denotes it as a M-1870. Pristine unissued cond. Appropriate for all post Civil War 58 cal. & 50 cal. Springfield Rifle/ Muskets.
| 3K.232.W | $ 375.00 |
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| 56/50 SPENCER CARTRIDGES MFG’D BY SAGE UNDER GOV'T CONTRACT CA. 1866 |
Full, opened box containing (6) 7-rnd. Paper over cardboard packets. Exc. top label. Some outer paper wrap absent. Interior packets are in exc. cond. Depicted in Marcot’s book. Complete boxes are very scarce.
| 4K.112.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. ARMY HELMET. WWI. |
Exc cond. Olive drab painted exterior over sawdust (standard coarse exterior); combination leather/ cord/ heavy felt sweatband and liner; leather chin straps. Retains fitting instruction tag on the interior. All components in fine to excellent cond; serviceable. Excellent example; perfect for display.
| 10K.383.W | $ 215.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL PRIMERS FOR FIELD RELOADING THE 45/70, 45/55, 20 GA. FORAGER SHELLS AND 30 CAL. GALLERY PRACTICE CARTRIDGES |
Full package of 500 original primers. Cylindrical tin measures 3” diameter by 1 7/8” high. Perimeter label is 100% intact and 50% legible; denotes quantity, application and manufactory. Slightly discolored. Exc. cond. A consumable supplied w/ arsenal Mfg’d field reloading kits. Extremely rare. Tin is in exc. cond.
| 4K.123.W | $ 175.00 |
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| ORIGINAL PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION SERVICE MEDAL. |
Numbered 2144X on lower rim. Original dark red/ dark blue striped ribbon w/ pin (exc cond). Medal retains all uncleaned patina. Obverse features coconut palm tree with oil lamp left and scales of justice right; states “Philippine Insurrection 1899”. Reverse features spread eagle clutching weapons of war; thirteen stars; states “United States Army/ For Service”. Very scarce.
| 11K.111.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1872/85 SIGNAL CORPS COLONEL SHOULDER STRAPS. |
Span Am/ Border Wars/ WWI. Superb cond. Orangish field; silver leaves; white interior border; gold bullion wire perimeter; black/ blue felt reverse; black sheet metal attachments. Mfg’d by Meyers, New York. No discrepancies; near 100% gilt remains on perimeter. Excellent for display.
| 10K.380.W | $ 185.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S.M.C. ENLISTED BLUE DRESS CAP PRE-WWI/ WWII. |
Superb cond. Dark blue felt; (2) red horizontal. Piping cords; M-1916 brass EGA; brass side buttons; black patent leather chin strap; black leather visor; leather sweatband; bamboo backing; sateen lining. No discrepancies; 100%. Perfect for collection or display.
| 10K.379.W | $ 695.00 |
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| U.S. LEATHER SCABBARD FOR POST CIVIL WAR BAYONET USE. |
Described by Reilly in “American Socket Bayonet and Scabbards” pp 165-166. Same overall dimension as the M-1855 scabbard except employs a Hoffman type swivel w/ “U.S.” (U period S ) Rosette on waist belt loop. Retains M-1855 type brass finial. Appropriate for use w/ M-1855 and M-1870 socket bayonets. Some crazing; minor finish loss near finial; basically sound and supple. Rare example.
| 3K.237.W | $ 375.00 |
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| U.S. CIVIL WAR 44 CAL. COLT/ REMINGTON REVOLVER BULLET MOULD |
. Retaining military inspectors stamp “T” on body and sprue cutter as well as “44H”.
| 4k.134 .W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1937 U.S.M.C. ENLISTED SUMMER SERVICE CAP. WWII. |
Superb cond. Tan fabric; leather chin strap; black leather visor (green under); subdued bronze EGA; leather sweatband; woven bamboo backing. Extremely moderate soiling on top otherwise perfect. Outstanding display item.
| 10K.377.W | $ 225.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 50/70 CATRIDGES. |
Full unopened, shellacked box of (20) with string. Dated October 1873. Extremely scarce. Finest label I’ve ever seen on a shellacked box. Very minor outer paper wrap and box material missing from upper left side corner. Two cartridge bases slightly exposed. Extremely nice condition. Shellacked FFA boxes have all but disappeared with prices escalating.
| 4K.153.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| 56/50 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT SPENCER CARTRIDGES MFG'D BY J. GOLDMARK ca 1865-66 |
Full unopened, perfect paper pack of (42) ctgs. Rare outer wrap contains (6) seven round paper packs within. Production of this packaging type ceased early on as paper wrapping disintegrated. For the M- 1865 US Spencer Carbine. Perfect yellow label. Nothing to criticize.
| 4k.154 .W | $ 995.00 |
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| ORIGINAL 58 CAL US CIVIL WAR ISSUED PAPER MUSKET CARTRIDGES |
Full original, unopened paper pack of (10) cartridges, with percussion caps and original string tie. Excellent conditioning. No outer material missing. 100% intact. Extremely rare find. Never offered for sale.
| 4k.155.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1937 U.S.M.C. ENLISTED WINTER SERVICE CAP. WWII. |
Pristine cond. Green felt; subdued bronze EGA; leather chin strap; black leather visor (green under); perforated leather sweatband; woven bamboo backing; worsted lining. Equal to the best example existant.
| 10K.376.W | $ 225.00 |
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| SPENCER RIFLE/ CARBINE COMBINATION SCREWDRIVER. |
Remanufactured at Springfield from a M-1863 combination tool. Has two screwdriver blades w/ central rivet hinge and string hole. Exc cond. w/ 100% orig. blue finish.
| 13K.261.W | $ 150.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE. |
SN 18XXX. Thinning barrel finish; vg to exc. bore. Thinning/ mottled receiver finish w/ some pin pricking; excellent “U.S.” stamp; mech. exc.; well marked; assorted KSM inspector stamps. Nice stocks showing minute shrinkage around upper and lower tangs; minimal to no handling marks. Excellent handguard. Extremely scarce. Manufactured for the U.S. Army in 30/40 cal. For use in the Phillippines. Only a handful made it. Sold as surplus and principly exported to South America where they were exposed to rough usage. Few survivors. Always sought after by Winchester and martial collectors.
| 1K.145.W | $ 4850.00 |
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| ORIGINAL 6mm WINCHESTER- LEE NAVY STRIPPER CLIP WITH FIVE PERIOD CONTRACT CTGS |
Steel clip retains October 8, 1894 patent date. Complete with original flat steel cartridge retaining wire (usually lost as they were not attached directly to the clip) In excellent condition.
| 4K.166-176.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CLEANING ROD SET. |
Very scarce. (3) piece rod w/ M-1877 headless shell extractor stowed behind the butt trap of M-1877/79/84 carbines. Exc cond.
| 13K.258.W | $ 325.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR GREENE RIFLE CTGS. |
53 caliber. Exc cond. 3” long paper tube contains lead minie ball (not round ball) and powder. Bullet end is wax impregnated; opposite end is double layered w/ paper pigtail. No descrepancies; excellent for display.
(each $125)
| 4K.178-182.W | $ 125.00 |
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| ORIGINAL FRANKFORD ARSENAL 38 CAL WOODEN AMMUNITION CRATE |
Date stamped 5/5/05. Contained 2000 Rnds. of 38 Cal US government ball revolver ammunition. Still retains (2) round FFA paper tags with date stamp on both ends and .38 Ball ink stamps on both ends. Front ink stamp shows fading; partially legible. Lid is held in place by (6) screw studs with 3 original wing nuts remaining. Crate is tin lined. Excellent condition. Scarcer than the 45/70 FFA crates.
| 4K.178.W | $ 295.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL PRIMERS FOR THE ARSENAL RELOADING KITS |
Paper wrapped cardboard pack in very good condition. Stamp ink label states. “ 100/ Primers No. 26/ for/ Cartridges Cal .30/ Primer Composition FA 70/ Primer Lot No. 5475/ Frankford Arsenal. Estimated date of Mfg’d 1905/06. Rare.
| 4K.179.W | $ 75.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD CTGS |
Unopened, shellacked box of (12) dated 1878 with string. Outstanding front label. Hairline paper split runs partially around the upper seam. Never opened. Only a tiny bit of shellacked paper missing (1/32” x 7/8”) on rear corner. Will display as pristine.
| 4K.180 .W | $ 375.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL EXTERNALLY PRIMED 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD CTG. |
Pristine unopened box of 12 dated May 24, 1887 with string. Reloadable cartridge casing. Pristine front label contains reloading procedure and safety inspection. Top date stamp flawless. Non-shellacked paper is in new condition. A flawless box. These cartridges box types are considerably scarcer than their shellacked counterparts in the Colt/ Schofield. Rare.
| 4K.182.W | $ 495.00 |
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| 1874 DATED FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL. COLT CARTRIDGES. |
Unopened sealed box of (12) dated January, 1874. Perfect front label; some shellacked outer paper missing from cardboard on top. Two sides, reverse and bottom are perfect. Rare. These boxes and cartridges have disappeared in the last few years. Cartridges are about 3/16” longer (Long Colt) than their later (1875 on) Colt/ Schofield counterparts.
| 4K.183.W | $ 695.00 |
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| FFA 38cal. COLTS D/A SERVICE REVOLVER AMMUNITION |
Early box of 20. Opened and full. Contains cartridges with headstamps 1906-1909. All cartridges in excellent condition. Box in reasonable condition with portion of front label missing. Earlier box lettering.
| 4K.184 .W | $ 40.00 |
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| DATED FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD CARTRIDGES. |
Unopened, perfect box of (20) w/ string. Box is as nice as the best. Rare date. Shellacked box.
| 4K.184.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CARBINE CLEANING ROD SET. |
Includes early M-1877 headless shell extractor. Three piece rods w/ male and female ends on (2) and male end and button head on (1). Exc cond.
| 13K.257.W | $ 315.00 |
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| U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE MUZZLE CAP/FRONT SIGHT PROTECTOR. |
These have completely vanished from the marketplace. Brass construction; springloaded sight protector affixes to hold muzzle cap in place. Exc. cond; uncleaned patina. Rare.
| 13K.256.W | $ 145.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR 44 CAL. COMBUSTIBLE ENVELOPE CTGS. |
For the M-1860 Army Colt/ Old & New Model Army Remington/ Stars Single & double action and all other 44 cal percussion revolvers. Full pack of (6). Small wooden block; contains (6) ctgs; paper wrap; offset printed label. Excellent label containing full text; slight wear upper right corner. Unopened. (2) cartridges are exposed and visible from top; paper wrap otherwise intact. Excellent display piece.
| 4K.186.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 1898 DATED KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE II SCABBARD. |
Pristine example. Outstanding, unsharpened blade; outstanding crossguard, grip and grip cap. Scabbard is flawless. Never a need to upgrade.
| 3K.254.W | $ 425.00 $ 395.00 |
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| FFA 45cal. COLT / SCHOFIELD AMMUNITION |
Full unopened excellent box of 12 with string. Contains tinned ctgs. mfg'd in 1892. External primed with reloading instructions on the label. These boxes are rarer than the shellacked 1878 dated boxes (and some other dates as well.) Excellent for display.
| 4K.188 .W | $ 325.00 |
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| 45/55 FRANKFORD ARSENAL CAVALRY CARBINE CARTRIDGES. |
Full unopened box of (20) w/ string. Perfect cond. except top date/ velocity stamp has faded. Perfect front label. Span Am period or before. Tinned brass casings. Outstanding item to display w/ carbine.
| 4K.188.W | $ 250.00 |
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| FFA 45cal. COLT / SCHOFIELD AMMUNITION |
Full opened box of 12. In reasonable condition with a small portion of the front label missing. Contains correct, tinned ctgs. mfg'd in 1892. These packages are very scarce. Excellent for display.
| 4K.189 .W | $ 175.00 |
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| REMINGTON ROLLINGBLOCK COMBINATION SCREWDRIVER. |
Combines (2) different width screwdriver ends w/ rivet pivot joint in the middle. For the rifle, carbine and pistol; all models from 1865-1900. Exc cond. Two slightly different configurations.
| 13K.250-251.W | $ 55.00 |
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| LAWRENCE PELLET PRIMERS FOR SHARPS RIFLES AND CARBINES |
Small brass tube containing 17 fulminated mercury filled primer ducs. Held in place with wooden plug. Pellet primers were inserted into the Lawrence mechanism and mechanically fed over the nipple in place of a percussion cap. This is the third variant of Lawrence packaging I've encountered.
| 4K.190.W | $ 175.00 |
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| FFA 45-70 RIFLE CARTRIDGES |
Full box of 20. Dated June 18, 1888. Externally primed copper casings. Upper corner of box has been opened exposing 2-3 ctg. rims. No string. Excellent front label with reloading instructions. Great display piece.
| 4K.191 .W | $ 165.00 |
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| ORIGINAL 58 CAL CIVIL WAR MUSKET PAPER CARTRIDGE |
w/ Percussion Cap. Excellent, sound cond. Can be handled w/ no problem. String tied on minie ball end; paper folded on gunpowder end. Outstanding display piece; completes the story of the standard Civil War Longarm.
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| FRANKFORT ARSENAL 38 CAL |
Revolver Ammunition, unopened, perfect box of 20. For the 38 cal Colt D/A service revolver. Has pull tabs on both side.Loaded in January, 1914.
| 4K.201.W | $ 55.00 |
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| GATLING GUN STRIPPER CLIP. |
W/ (21) 45/70 Cartridges. Clip is in exc. cond. w/ inspector initials on the reverse. 45/70 Ctgs are either Arsenal mfgd or gov't contract in variable cond. Exc. for display.
| 4K.202-204.W | $ 125.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 50 CAL. M-1871 REMINGTON ROLLINGBLOCK PISTOL CARTRIDGES |
Benet primed; exc. cond. Have (6) ctgs in partial shellacked box. Mfgd ca. 1873. Will separate and sell single cartidge. Price is for all w/ box.
| 4K.205.W | $ 175.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR BULLET DISPLAYS. |
Union bullets in one mount. Confederate bullets in the other mount. Both mounts are 4-1/2” X 5-1/2” w/ four bullets each. Features .58 Minie; Buck n’ Ball; Williams cleaner bullets; .36 pistol; .58 Gardner; .69 round ball; .52 Sharps; .44 pistol; tasteful. Exc cond.
| 4K.206.W | $ 75.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD AMMUNITION. |
Full, unopened, perfect shellacked box of (12). Dated 1878. With string. In all honesty, these shellacked revolver cartridge boxes have escalated in price nearly the highest percentage of all the items we deal in. I’m amazed at the selling prices. It won’t be long before the “supply” of any date is gone. Outstanding box.
| 4K.207.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1889 ID’D AND SPAM AM PERIOD ILLUSTRATED U.S. CAVALRY GAUNTLETT GLOVES. |
Contract Dated August 6th, 1898; mfg’d. by Edmond R .Lyon, Philadelphia; exc. plus cond; medium size. Beautifully illustrated; topside crossed Cuban and U.S. flags w/ troopers initials “JVG” in triangle formed by crossed flag staffs; ordnance bursts of color surround ensemble. Bottomside is illustrated with elaborated lettering; “John Ganzmann/ Troop L/ No.92/ 8th Cav.” A note accompanies gloves “These are gloves that belonged to my uncle John V. Ganzmann (your great uncle) who was in the Spanish American and Philippine Wars… Aunt Grace.” Topside is illustrated in red and yellow ink; bottomside is lettered and numbered in black. Both gauntletts are illustrated and lettered identically. The 8th U.S. Cavalry was involved in the Santiago Campaign and the Cub
| 10K.366.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| PEABODY CARBINE AND RIFLE COMBINATION TOOL. |
Combines two screwdrivers and punch like takedown tool. Mfg’d Ca mid 1860/70’s. Exc. cond.
| 13K.248-249.W | $ 55.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45/70/500 GATTLING GUN STRIPPER CLIP |
Clip complete w/ (21) tinned ctgs of mixed early 1890's headstamps dates; all frankford; exc cond. Stripper clip retains inspector initials. Excellent for display.
| 4k.208 .W | $ 175.00 |
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| M-1897 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG COMBINATION TOOL. |
Pristine, perfect cond; retains original fire blue finish; outstanding US stamp. No finer example. Combines (2) screwdrivers and barrel band spring punch.
| 13K.246.W | $ 175.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL M-1882 FRICTION CANNON PRIMERS. |
Full, unopened, perfect shellacked box of (20) w/ string. Box retains Jan 11, 1887 stamp date. First box I’ve owned. Box measures 2-1/2”x 2”x 1-1/2”; usual shellacked appearance. Perfect cond. Label reads “Twenty/ Friction/ Cannon-Primers/ Model 1882/ (Caution– Insert the Primer full length. In pulling, tend downward)/ Manufactured at the Frankford Arsenal”. Very scarce.
| 4K.209.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SOCKET BAYONET AND HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Bayonet is exc; retains near 100% original blue finish. Scabbard is exc w/ undented body that retains 100% orig. finish; uncleaned patina on brass hook & “US” rosette; attachment leather has minor nondetracting crazing w/ no finish loss. An exc example; will display OK w/ high grade musket.
| 3K.257.W | $ 225.00 |
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| SPENCER 56/56 CIVIL WAR AMMUNITION |
Full box of (42) ctgs mfg'd by Crittenden & Tibbals ca. 1864 under US gov't contract. Previously made by Crittenden & Tibbals who sold ctgs. to Spencer who in turn sold them to the U.S. Gov't. with a Spencer label on the box. The government decided to purchase Spencer Amm. directly from Crittenden & Tibbals. Box contains (6) 7 ctgs packets inside. All components are in exc condition. Full boxes of 56/56 C.W. ctgs are considerable scarcer than 56/50 boxes for the M-1865 Spencer. Rare and excellent.
| 4k.210.W | $ 1595.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL COLT CARTRIDGES |
Mfg'd May,1874. 3/16" longer than the latter Colt/ Schofield ctgs. Benet primed. Excellent cond. Sold as single ctgs.
| 4K.211-221.W | $ 35.00 |
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| M-1876 U.S. SPRINGFIELD “HAGNER” COMBINATION TOOL. |
Pristine unused cond; retains all original blue finish. Combines (2) screwdrivers and mainspring clamp. Fit in a Mc Keever box ctg. Loop. No finer example. For all Springfield longarms thru 1879
| 13K.243.W | $ 75.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45/55 BENET PRIMED CARBINE CTGS. |
Full, opened box of (20) date November, 1880. Excellent front label; 100% legible; top velocity/ date stamp has faded. All ctgs in unexposed cond w/ perfect headstamp “C/80/F/11” meaning “Carbine, 1880, Frankford, November”; bright copper; no verdigris; minimal lead oxidation. Benet primed carbine cartridges have ridden off into history; probably the only box available. Perfect for display.
| 4K.212.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. ARMY ENTRENCHING TOOL. |
Wide flat blade; iron crossguard; walnut handle w/ “US” stamp; leather covered, sheet metal scabbard; ring attachment; “US” stamp. Exc cond; some very scattered tarnish on blade; pristine grip; nice scabbard leather; outstanding markings. Used to dig rifle pits, etc. Scarce. Outstanding for display.
| 3K.256.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD. |
Bright, unsharpened blade retain slight salt & pepper surfacing w/ great form. Brass guard retains uncleaned patina; well marked; grip is excellent. Scabbard is in great cond w/ no crazing nor finish loss on body; typically crazed leather attachment; brass furniture retains excellent patina. A very nice example; reasonably priced; excellent for display.
| 3K.261.W | $ 750.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTED/ OFFICERS GAUNTLETT GLOVES. |
Pristine, unused cond same proportion, shape, embellished stitch pattern as more prevalent M-1884/ 86, but: 1) cream/ white goatskin not light green, 2) gauntlet portion is unlined, M-1884/ 86 are russet leather lined. No nicer pair to be found. Outstanding display item. Large size.
| 10K.358.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD COMBINATION TOOL. |
Designed for use with all Springfield longarms contemporary with the early 1870’s including Ward Burtons, M-1870/71 Rollingblocks, M-1870 Springfield, etc. There are (2) versions of this tool; large and small. This is the smaller of the two. Incorporates (2) screwdrivers, (1) wrench & (1) barrel band spring punch. Exc cond.
| 13K.233.W | $ 295.00 |
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| PERIOD 30/40 U.S. KRAG UNFIRED CARTRIDGES. |
(26) ctgs. total Great for ammo box or cartridge belt display. (23) Winchester solid bullet USA contract ctgs. headstamped “W.R.A./31” and (2) Frankford Arsenal 1907 headstamped ctgs. and (1) ctg. No headstamp. All in exc. cond.
| 4K.217.W | $ 55.00 |
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| ORIGINAL PERIOD SADDLER'S RULER |
Two feet long when extended. Graduated in inches by the quarter, eighth, tenth and sixteenth. Folds into compact 6" length. Made of boxwood and brass. Mfgd. by Lufkin.
| 13K.224.W | $ 35.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD COMBINATION TOOL. |
Designed for use with all Springfield longarms contemporary with the early 1870’s including Ward Burtons, M-1870/71 Rollingblocks, M-1870 Springfield, etc. There are (2) versions of this tool; large and small. This is the smaller of the two. Incorporates (2) screwdrivers, (1) wrench & (1) barrel band spring punch. Exc cond.
| 13K.219.W | $ 325.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD CTG |
Benet primed. Exc cond.. 3/16" shorter than the 45 cal colt cartridge. The Schofield revolver had shorter cylinder chambers so the Army reduced the length of the ctgs for use in both revolvers in 1875.
Have one ctg.
| 4K.222.W | $ 35.00 |
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| PERIOD 45/55 CARBINE CARTRIDGE |
Opened box contains (16) UMC 45/55 ctgs and (4) WRA 45/70 ctgs. Box base is UMC late 19th century carbine ctgs. box; lid appears to be Frankford Arsenal Carbine ctg box lid w/ 1905 dated velocity stamp. All ctgs in exc., clean cond. Great for display.
| 4K.223.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD BAYONET IN HOOK FROG SCABBARD. |
Both pieces are in premium cond; 100% original blue finish; great frog leather; nothing to criticize. For all Springfield Rifles M-1873 thru M-1884. Suitable for high grade rifle.
| 3K.262.W | $ 295.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL .45 CAL. COLT CARTRIDGES. |
Full, unopened, perfect, shellacked box of (12) with string. These cartridges are earlier mfg’d and 3/16” longer than the .45 cal. Colt/Schofield cartridges (Long Colt). Fit Colt cylinders only. Perfect front label is dated March, 1874. No nicer example; wrapped in clear plastic. Outstanding.
| 4K.231.W | $ 750.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. ARMY HUNTING KNIFE. |
Brass Guard. Outstanding, bright untarnished, unsharpened blade w/ excellent form. Uncleaned patina on brass guard; nicest grip I’ve seen. Superb scabbard w/ no crazing; no finish loss; uncleaned patina; minimal crazing on frog between throat and brass hook. Premium example; ranks with the best.
| 3K.266.W | $ 1150.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 50/70 CARTRIDGE MARTIN BAR PRIMED |
In the latter stages of the Civil War, the Arsenal began exhaustive developement of a proper metallic cartridge priming method. Along the way, one method of retaining the priming material and anvil within the ctg. body was the Martin bar method, evidenced by a double crimp very low on the ctg. base. FFA production of Martin bar primed ctgs ceased prior to 1873.Exc. example.
| 4k.233.W | $ 60.00 |
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| M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CARBINE CLEANING RODS W/ EXTRACTOR. ORIGINAL. |
Pristine new cond. Three piece rod w/ characteristic “bulb” and “button” at the ends. First type headless shell extractor. Fits in the butt trap of the 1877/79/84 carbines. No nicer set. Appear unused. These rods are the best I've seen.
| 13K.215.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1872/ 85 U.S. 4TH CAVALRY CAPTAIN SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Exc cond. Russian style; gold bullion cord; yellow felt field; eagle button; embroidered silver double bars; embroidered silver “4” between double bar sets; dark blue felt reverse; brass shoulder brackets. Extremely slight wear to bullion cord in one small length on one knot only. Outstanding display item. Very rare; disappeared years ago.
| 10K.348.W | $ 1250.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR MUSKET PERCUSSION CAPS |
For all 58 cal. muskets. Distinguished by their flared base (not present on modern versions) for easy installation and removal. Supplied (12) each with a package of (10) papers cartridges. Copper w/some vertigris. Exc for display. All (15) for ....
| 4K.235.W | $ 35.00 |
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| M-1872/ 85 U.S. ARMY 2ND INFANTRY/ CAVALRY 1ST LIEUTENANT STAFF SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Superb cond. Russian style; gold bullion cord; dark blue felt field; eagle button; silver embroidered “2” between bars; dark blue felt reverse; brass shoulder brackets. No descrepancies; perfect.
| 10K.347.W | $ 650.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 SPRINGFIELD KRAG AMMUNITION |
Full, unopened box of (20) w/string. Excellent front and top labels. Dated Oct 8,1901. Nice velocity/date stamp. Small piece of scotch tape placed around left box top end for unknown reason. FFA 30/40 boxes are very scarce. Exc.cond.
| 4K.240.W | $ 150.00 |
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| 8TH CAVALRY, COMPANY E SUBDUED BRONZE COLLAR/ CAP INSIGNIA. |
Screwback; Span Am War. Normal size. Perfect cond. Have (3); priced each.
| 11K.103-105.W | $ 75.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 SPRINGFIELD KRAG AMMUNITION |
Full, unopened box of (20) W/string. Excellent front and top labels. Dated Oct.8,1901. Outstanding velocity and date stamps. Small piece of scotch tape placed around left box top end for unknown reason. Exc.cond. Very scarce.
| 4K.241.W | $ 150.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY STRIPPER CLIP W/ CARTRIDGES. |
All original. Rare. Steel clip has central ctg. retaining wire that releases ctgs when rotated; wire would fall free from clip when expended. Hence, rarity of having entire original ensemble. Clip retains patent date. Exc cond. Perfect for display.
| 4K.242.W | $ 250.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL .45 CAL. COLT/SCHOFIELD CARTRIDGES. |
Full, opened. Shellacked box w/perfect front label. Dated 1878. Box top has been removed demonstrating (12) cartridge bases. Taken from a black, early M-1896 45/38 cal. pistol ctg. Box. Couple up w/early pistol ctg box, (6K.226), M-1873 Colt, ammunition display, etc.
| 4K.242.W | $ 350.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 SPRINGFIELD KRAG AMMUNITION |
Opened box containing (19)correct ctgs dated Oct.8,1901. Includes one incorrect ctg to fill box. Outstanding velocity/date stamp. Excellent front and top labels .
| 4K.242.W | $ 75.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45/70 FULL BOX OF TWENTY. |
Unopened, perfect box w/ string date June 18, 1888. Perfect front label; perfect top velocity/ date stamp. If you need one box for a display or one to add to your ammunition collection, this may be it. Very nice.
| 4K.243.W | $ 395.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 SPRINGFIELD KRAG AMMUNITION |
Opened box containing (20) correct ctgs dated Oct.10,1902. Exc front and top labels; outstanding velocity / date stamp. Overall exc cond. Very scarce .
| 4K.243.W | $ 95.00 |
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| U.S. CARTRIDGE COMPANY CONTRACT 30-06 BOX |
W/ 20 Frankford Arsenal 30-06 ctgs. dated 1907 trhu 1910. Box labels are outstanding; small hole in box bottom; perfect for display.
| 4K.244.W | $ 20.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN/ 12XX. Early 1st contract. Exc original barrel finish turned plumb; exc bore; nice rear sight finish. High point wear to receiver finish; well marked; mech exc. Exc stock and handguard; minimal to no handling marks; iron furniture in nice cond. A great example.
| 1K.140.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY FRONT SIGHT HOOD. |
Blued steel w/ “U” stamped on right side. Slides over front sight and clamps to barrel via (2) machine screws. 80% original blue w/ high point wear; some wear to screw slots. Rare.
| 13K.213.W | $ 350.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR JOHNSTONE - DOW .58 CAL COMBUSTIBLE MUSKET CARTRIDGE |
.58 cal. minie ball affixed to a 7/8" long cylinder of solidified black gun powder. No loose gunpowder and paper per conventional paper ctgs. Detonated by a standard percussion cap in any 58 cal. musket. Excellent innovation for the time period. Exc cond. Minie boll retains dried grease in grooves; slight oxidation; solidified gunpowder intact. very rare.
| 4K.245-254.W | $ 125.00 |
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| 7TH CAVALRY COMPANY D SPAN AM INSIGNIA. |
Screwback type used on both enlisted caps and collars. Retains all original gilt. Perfect cond.
| 11K.099.W | $ 150.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 U.S. KRAG BANDOLIER. |
Retains arsenal stenciling with velocity and date (jan. 19, 1906). Has six pouches woth pull tab cloth openers;10 ctgs per pouch; cloth shoulder strap. Retains original japanned safety pin for keeping a pouch closed that has been pull tab opened. Unopened, excellent cond. w/ some fae to stenciling (stenciling has always been variable to light on these). These have become surprisingly scarse.
| 4K.255.W | $ 195.00 |
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| MANILA ORDNANCE REPACKED 45/55 FRANKFORD ARSENAL CTGS. |
Full, opened box of 18 (Box of 18 not 20). A variety of FFA headstamps and brass/ tinned casings.These were esentially loose cartridges from opened boxes/ cartridge belts that were consolidated and boxed by the Manila Ordnance Dept. Excellent label reads "18/ Carbine Ball Cartridges/ Caliber .45/ Black Powder/ Repached at Manila Ordnance Dept. /1906". Entirely correct. Rare, neber offeres before. Overall very good to Exc. cond.
| 4K.256.W | $ 195.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR 44 CAL. PERCUSSION REVOLVER CARTRIDGES. |
Full unopened shellacked box of 6 combustible envelope ctgs. Exc Cond. For Colt’s, Remington and all others 44’s Perfect label; no flaws. Superior Quality
| 4K.257.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. ARMY SPRINGFIELD RIFLE . |
S.N.457XX. New, unissued, unusued cond. 1889 dated cartouche. Overall condition is 100% in each category with the exception of buttplate finish where it breaks onto the comb.(1/2"area). Difficult if not impossible to find in this condition.
| 1K.134.W | $ 2795.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL U.S. KRAG 30-40 BANDOLIER. |
Dated Oct 12, 1905. Holds (60) ctgs in (6) sewn pouches w/ cloth pull tabs; cloth shoulder strap; original enameled safety pin (to secure an open pouch). Retains exc. front stamp/ stencil “60 Ball Cartridges Cal. 30/ Model of 1898/ Frankford Arsenal.” along with velocity and date info. Exc cond. These bandoliers have become quite scarce in recent years.
| 4K.258.W | $ 265.00 |
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| KRAG CARBINE FRONT SIGHT HOOD. |
For all Springfield Krag carbines. Spring steel/ blued construction. Pressure fits over barrel at sight position. Small “C” on side denotes carbine. Scarce. Exc cond.
| 13K.210.W | $ 225.00 |
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| KRAG CLEANING ROD SETS |
(3) section rods with oiler. Excellent condition. Carried in the butt trap of a rifle or carbine
| 13K.209 & .219- | $ 60.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 CAL LONG COLT CTGS. |
Unopened, perfect shellacked box of (12) w/ string. Dated August, 1874. Extremely scarce. These are not the shorter Colt/ Schofield ctgs; these only fit the M-1873 SAA Colt revolver. Perfect front label; Perfect string; perfect cond. Superb example.
| 4K.262.W | $ 995.00 |
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| KRAG CLEANING ROD SET W/ OILER. |
Includes (3) threaded rods (one slotted, two not slotted) and cylindrical oiler. Fits in the butt trap of all M-1896 and newer Krag rfiles and carbines. Exc cond.
| 13K.205-209.W | $ 75.00 |
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| ORIGINAL COLT’S PATENT POWDERFLASK FOR M-1851 NAVY REVOLVER. |
“Stand of flags” pattern; brass construction; tipped charger. Period stamp “KM/16” just above the crossed rifle/ crossed pistol embossing; “Kreigs Marine serialnumber 16” Austrian purchase and issue. Very good to exc cond; retains all original patina; one very shallow/ small dent reverse; obverse 100%; mech exc. Outstanding display item.
| 4K.264.W | $ 395.00 |
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| U.S. M-1889/92/96 38 CAL. COMBINATION SCREWDRIVER |
For the Colt D/A Service revolver. Similar to the M-1874 Combination Screwdriver except the small driver end is considerably smaller than the small driver end of the M-1874. New condition.
| 13K.204-205.W | $ 85.00 |
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| INDIAN WARS STAFF COLONEL SHOULDER STRAPS. |
Superb cond. Gold bullion thread embroidered border; black felt field; gold beaded Jaceron borders; silver embroidered eagle device. Extremely nice; outstanding display item.
| 10K.337.W | $ 495.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL M-1909 45 LONG COLT CARTRIDGES. |
For the M-1909 Colt’s D/A Service Revolver. Full, unopened pristine box of (20). Produced prior to the use of the rimless cartridge that fit both the M-1911 automatic and M-1917 D/A Service revolver. Perfect in all respects. Top date stamp states Mar 25, 1914
| 4K.266-267.W | $ 95.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45/55 SPRINGFIELD CARBINE AMMUNITION. |
Full, unopened perfect box of (20) w/ string. Pristine front label and top date stamp. Outstanding in every respect. No nicer box. Perfect for display.
| 4K.268.W | $ 275.00 |
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| U.S. M-1874 COLT REVOLVER COMBINATION SCREWDRIVER |
For the M-1873 U.S. Colt SAA revolver. A modification of the M-1860 Colt percussion combination tool that substitutes a screwdriver for the archaic cone wrench. Standard issue with revolvers. New condition.
| 13K.199-203.W | $ 85.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 COLT/SCHOFIELD CARTRIDGES. DATED 1878. |
Full unopened box of (20). Original shellacked box. String was pulled across top of box; never opened. All paper material is present, just an open line across the top. Perfect front label. Excellent display cond. Individual cartridges will sell for more than the cost of this box.
| 4K.271.W | $ 275.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 45 COLT/SCHOFIELD CARTRIDGES. DATED 1880. |
Full unopened perfect box of (20) w/ string. This was first of the non-shellacked boxes. Perfect front label and top velocity/ date stamp. 1878 dated boxes are still the most often seen; 1880 dated boxes are rare. Outstanding.
| 4K.273.W | $ 475.00 |
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| ST. LOUIS ARSENAL 58 CAL PAPER MUSKET CARTRIDGES DATED 1864. |
Full, unopened perfect packet of (10) w/ original string.. Excellent label states “Rifle, Musket & Rifle 58/ 65 Grains M. Powder/ Eagle/ St. Louis Arsenal/ 1864”. Wax impregnated (water repellant) paper wrap is a brown shade. Outstanding cond.; not delicate.
| 4K.274.W | $ 1450.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 U.S. KRAG BANDOLIER. |
Perfect, premium cond. I’ve had dozens of these. This is the most highly conditioned. Contains (60) ctgs in (6) separate pouches w/ cloth lace opening tabs and cloth strap. Retains original japanned safety pin that was used to affix bandolier to belt. Perfect stencil label w/ Frankford Arsenal and velocity info. Dated 1907 (per usual). Don’t wait to order. None nicer.
| 4K.278.W | $ 225.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 U.S. KRAG BALL CTGS. |
Unopened, perfect box of (20) w/ string dated 1904. Excellent front label and top velocity date stamp. Nothing to criticize. Superb example.
| 4K.279-280.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1865 SPENCER CIVIL WAR CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 56. Chambered for the new 56-50 government carbine cartridge, this carbine was among those shipped on April 3, 1865 prior to the end of hostilities. Uniform excellent barrel finish turned plum; very good, bright bore. Displays well patined smooth receiver, and is mechanically excellent. Has a smooth buttplate and furniture. Excellent stock with minimal handling marks; pronounced “DAP” cartouche. Retains 1860 type magazine tube feeder cap (per most early SN 1865’s) Truly an excellent example of this early SN Civil War issued carbine.
| 1k.119.W | $ 3195.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 50 CAL. REMINGTON ROLLINGBLOCK PISTOL CARTRIDGES. |
Full, opened box of (10) w/ string. A portion of the top label has been removed (app. 16%) per usual. Box is otherwise in exc cond. Short, stubby; copper cased; internal primed; center fire ctgs in exc cond.
| 4K.282.W | $ 265.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CARBINE BARRACKS CLEANING ROD FOR M-1873/77/84 SPRINGFIELD CARBINE |
Same configuration as the rifle rod except 28” shaft length. Hickory construction to prevent bore wear. 1-3/4” dia. wooden ball on end acts as handgrip. Exc. cond. Scarce.
| 13K.179 & ,216.W | $ 55.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 U.S. KRAG GALLERY PRACTICE CARTRIDGES DATED 1903. |
Full unopened perfect box of (20) w/ string date 1903. Excellent front label and top date stamp. Nothing to criticize. Gallery practice ctgs. Were designed for indoor range use and contained (1) round .30 cal ball driven at 700 f.p.s.. They were reloaded on location w/ Arsenal supplied bullet molds and field reloading equipment. Excellent, scarce.
| 4K.284-285.W | $ 135.00 $ 85.00 |
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| FRANKFORD ARSENAL 30/40 U.S. KRAG MULTIBALL CARTRIDGES DATED 1903. |
Full, unopened perfect box of (20) w/ string. Excellent front label and top date stamp. Cartridges contain (2) round balls and reduced powder charge for use by troops in riot situations. This type was replaced in 1904 by the Guard Cartridges containing a light powder charge and reduced weight single bullet. Rare.
| 4K.286.W | $ 175.00 |
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| USMC PRE WWII CAMPAIGN HAT W/ CA. 1920 EGA INSIGNIA. |
Exc cond. Drab green rigid felt construction; (4) vent grommets; leather chin strap; leather sweatband. Outstanding display item.
| 10K.332.W | $ 275.00 |
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| US ARMY MARKSMAN BUTTON |
Matched pair in original Rock Island Arsenal box. Ca 1870’s /80’s/ 90’s. ¾ “ Square sterling silver with three oval shaped concentric target rings. Eye for sewing attachment to coat collar. Buttons are as new. Box (2-1/4” x 1” x ¾”) has perfect top label ( “ Two Marksman’s Buttons/ Manufactured/ at the / Rock Island Arsenal) Red tape lid side border is missing on one end. Box is in sound condition.
| 11K.043.W | $ 295.00 |
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| REMINGTON U.S. KRAG 30/40 BANDOLIER. |
Comprised of (6) seal pouches with (10) ctgs each equaling 60 ctgs total. Perfect cond.; no frayed material; all pouch stitch seals intact; exc front label; drab material; retains japanned safety pin for closing a partially used pouch. Label reads “60 Ball Cartridges (stencil obscured) Cal. 30/ Model of 1898/ Remington Arms U.M.C. Co” plus velocity info. Dated 1917. Identical to the Frankford Arsenal bandoliers. Outstanding display piece.$195.00
| 4K.299.W | $ 195.00 |
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| BURNSIDE CARTRIDGE U.S. CIVIL WAR. |
Conical shaped brass cartridge w/ open small end to allow cap fire to ignite; large protruding brass seal at other end; round nose lead bullet. Very distinctive shape. Exc cond.
| 4K.300-302.W | $ 80.00 |
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| STAR PERCUSSION U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
Outstanding cond. 100% original bbl blue; pristine cond; exc bbl markings. Receiver retains most original color case hardening w/ some fade; mech new. Stock retains (2) exc. cartouches, stock finishers initials; very few non– detracting blemishes. Lower tang blue is pristine. A near pristine example; very strong. Very difficult to improve upon. Extremely popular during the war. 1st Arkansas, 5th Kansas, 11th Missouri, 24th N.Y. among other cavalry units.
| 1K.177.W | $ 4795.00 |
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| 30/40 U.S. KRAG BANDOLIER. |
Excellent cond. Contains (6) pouches with (10) ctgs each pouch. Never opened; all stitching/ pull tabs intact; retains japanned safety pin on shoulder strap. Mfg’d by Remington; dated 1918; excellent stenciled front label “….Model of 1898….”. Outstanding for display.
| 4K.304.W | $ 195.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL MERRILL U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 73XX. Matched. Bright barrel w/ very light, scattered tarnish; exc. bore. Gray receiver and breach assembly; well marked; mech exc.; smooth; scattered patina. Brass patch box. Stock retains respectable cartouche; saddle ring wear; shallow handling marks. Brass fixtures retain uncleaned patina. A very good example. Issued to numerous U.S. Cavalry units.
| 1K.178.W | $ 2495.00 |
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| 2ND MODEL MERRILL U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 18XXX. Smooth bbl in the white; exc. bore. Well marked breach; mech exc.; patined finish. Well marked lockplate; slight knackering; patined finish. Extremely nice stock; retains exc. cartouche; very minimal handling marks. Brass fixtures have uncleaned patina. Great example. Issued to numerous U.S. Cavalry units. (HOLD)
| 1K.180.W | $ 2895.00 |
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| REMINGTON SPLIT BREECH U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
2nd Type. 50 rimfire cal (56/50 Spencer). Very good– excellent cond. Barrel retains most original blue finish w/ some thinning; pristine bore. Receiver has silvered w/ mottling; mech exc; well marked tang. Nice stock retains both cartouches; very few shallow handling marks. Smooth buttplate, triggerguard, barrel band; retain thinning finishes. Great example. Too late for Civil War issue. Scarce.
| 1K.181.W | $ 2595.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY SABER ATTACHMENT |
Early example with long straps. Excellent overall condition with partial gilt remaining on brass hook. Very mild leather finish crazing. In excellent serviceable condition. Never a need to upgrade.
| 5K.046.W | $ 115.00 |
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| PATTERN 1887 U.S. RIFLE SLING |
Brass wide double claw. For use with trapdoors and Krags. Crazed leather with some finish loss in areas. Supple leather, full length; never repaired.
| 5K.070.W | $ 65.00 |
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| M-1881 1st U.S. INFANTRY OFFICERS HELMET PLATE. |
Retains exc age patina. Applied 7/8” tall silver “1”; eagle w/ applied shield; applied crossed rifles. Exc cond.; upgraded from enlisted by utility of applied shield and crossed rifles giving it a more three dimensional appearance. Significant gilt remains. Scarce.
| 11K.152.W | $ 95.00 |
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| FEDERAL ISSUE SPAN AM PERIOD LAPEL MEDALS W/ RIBBONS. |
Set of (6). Some retain broaches. Ribbons are correct.
USMC Spanish Campaign 1898
US Army War With Spain 1898
US Navy Philippine Campaign 1899-1903
US Navy Spanish Campaign 1898
US Navy Expeditions
US Navy Nicaragua Campaign 1912
All medals in exc condition; 5/8” diameter; #4 has minor ribbon repair. Sold as set.
| 11K.154.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SLING |
Full length; Rock Island stamped. Some surface finish crazing; no finish loss; uncleaned patina on brass fixures; excellent swivel clip; sound condition. For the M-1879/84 Trapdoor Carbine and M-1896/98 Krag Carbines.
| 5K.079 .W | $ 695.00 |
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| PATTERN 1872 US INFANTRY INSIGNIA |
This hunting horn insignia pre-dates the Patt. 1874 and later use of crossed rifles by the infantry branch. Significantly smaller than the Civil War infantry insignia of the same design. Wire attachment. Exc. cond. Scarce.
| 11K.037.W | $ 35.00 |
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| 1902 U.S. INDIAN SCOUTS COLLAR INSIGNIA. |
Rare. Matched pair; subdued bronze; pin back. Worn by Indian scouts on uniform collars in lien “US” and branch insignia worn by other enlistedmen. Exc cond.
| 11K.155.W | $ 350.00 |
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| PATTERN 1855 CIVIL WAR CARBINE SLING. |
Bridle leather. Museum quality. 100% original superb condition. Haven't had one one in this condition for about seven years. Uncut 56" length; no extra holes; subinspector stamped; maker stamped. No finish crazing. Swivel and snap hook mfgd by North and so stamped. No nicer example available.
| 5k.083.W | $ 2195.00 |
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| PATTERN 1887 U.S. TRAPDOOR RIFLE SLING |
Early narrow double claw variety. Claws are 3/32" in width as compared to 5/32" claw width on the later Trapdoor/ Krag slings. Exc cond. Sound.
| 5k.084.W | $ 125.00 |
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| USMC/US ARMY LC-14-B FIGHTING, UTILITY AND SURVIVAL WEAPON W/ SHEET STEEL SCABBARD. |
10" blade has straight machete type blade, hook blade opposite, heavy blade on blunt end; more or less triangular shape w/ wooden grip and knuckle bow. Sheet steel scabbard conforms to blade shape/contours. Exc. cond.; exc. makers stamp (Victor Tool) blade retains 100% orig. blue finish; cutting surfaces unsharpened. Grip is excellent. Scabbard is 100%.
| 3K.307.W | $ 295.00 |
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| U.S. KRAG TROPICAL SLING. |
Mfgd by Mills; retains patent info on brass sling ends. Mills woven construction. New, unissued condition. Haven't had one since march, 2003.
| 5k.086.W | $ 375.00 |
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| STUART TYPE CIVIL WAR U.S. CAVALRY SABER ATTACHMENT |
Designed and patented by Jeb Stuart in 1859 for attaching saber scabbard ring mounts to a waist belt. Spring loaded retainer bar prevented the ensemble from dislodging while riding. Frankford Arsenal and US stamped on the reverse; brass hook and mechanism appear unused. Leather straps show moderate crazing w/ some finish loss on short strap. Retains excellent subinspectors stamp on long straps. Great example.
| 5k.087.W | $ 475.00 |
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| PATTERN 1887 RIFLE SLING |
Double brass claw (wide) w/ (2) keepers. Good cond; slightly delicate; complete. Some crazing. For display mounted on rifle only.
| 5k.088 .W | $ 65.00 |
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| PATTERN 1887 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE SLING |
Wider double claw variety for the Trapdoor or Krag. In very near perfect condition. Rock Island Arsenal stamped and inspected.
| 5K.089.W | $ 195.00 |
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| 5 TH MODEL BURNSIDE U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 18XXX. Matched. Outstanding cond. 100% original barrel blue; unfired bore. Receiver retains near 100% case color hardening; hammer, buttplate, barrel band likewise; breach block and loading lever retain near 95% original bright blue; mech perfect. Stock retains (2) great cartouches with very few non-detracting handling marks. Excellent plus example. Issued to numerous Union Cavalry units.
| 1K.182.W | $ 3495.00 |
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| M- 1866 U.S. SPRIGFIELD 2nd ALLIN CONVERSION |
Premium cond. 50/ 70 cal. Mfg’d from a M-1863 type II Springfield musket w/ Simplified breech block assembly (compared to M-1865) cut into rear of barrel; sleeved to 50 cal. Made famous by the Wagon Box. Fight rear FT Phil Kearney just after the Fetterman Massacre. Bright barrel is untarnished; unfired; mirror bore; exc rear sight finish. Breech block assembly retains 90% org. block colors; mech exc. 1864 dated lockplate and hammer have mottled w/ case color patterning apparent below patina, mech. exc stock is truly superb; extremely sharp; no handling marks; retains oval “ESA” and rectangle cartouches. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all outstanding, bright w/ no tarnish. Very difficult to find a better example at any pric
| 1K.309.W | $ 2495.00 |
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| M-1850 CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Correct 45-46" length. Single flat wire adjustment hook; standing loop. Near pristine cond. No extra or elongated holes; Supple; no finishloos. Certainly, one of the best examples I've had.
| 5K.094.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M- 1887 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE SLING. |
Appropriate for the trapdoor or Krag; wide claw variety. Exc. cond. w/ no apparent use. some crazing where folded for years ( two spots) w/ no finish loss. Suitable for display w/ high grade rifle.
| 5K.095.W | $ 175.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CAVALRY SABER ATTACHMENT. |
Brass hook frog w/ two narrow leather straps. Early long strap variety. Exc. cond. w/ minor finish crazing and no finish loss. Uncleaned patina; retains inspector stamp.
| 5K.096.W | $ 115.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CAVALRY SABER ATTACHMENT. |
Brass hook frog w/ two narrow leather straps. Early long strap variety. Pristine, unused cond. Retains exc. Rock Island Arsenal/ Inspector stamps. Uncleaned patina w/ some verdigris. Outstanding Example.
| 5K.097.W | $ 135.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1902 OFFICERS FULL DREE SABER KNOT. |
Appropriate for use w/ the M-1860 Staff & Field Officer's Saber and the M-1902 Officer's Saber. Exactly as depicted in "Uniform of the Army of theUnited States from 1898 to 1907" by the Quartermaster General and "The Uniform of the Army of the United States October 1, 1908" Gold bullion strap w/ two black stripes; Acorn of gold bullion thread in a "V" pattern w/ interspersed rows of black thread. A small length of the strap protrudes below the acorn. All correct. Actually, quite rare.
| 5K.098.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1864 BALLARD U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE |
Only 1500 mfg’d. SN 98XX. 44 rimfire cal. Fine to exc. cond. Barrel retains near 100% original finish turned plum w/ some highpoint wear; exc bore. Well marked. Receiver retains light patina finish; stronger on top; mech exc.; “MM” stamps on receiver, breach block; buttplate, loading lever, barrel, barrel; all metal colors uniform; exc metal cond. Buttstock retains outstanding “M” cartouche and “MM” stamp on comb ahead of buttplate; exc cond w/ few to no handling marks; exc forearm. A great example of this extremely scarce Union carbine. Issued to the Vermont Militia and some purchased by Kentucky for its militia.
| 1K.185.W | $ 3895.00 |
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| PATT. 1850 CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Correct 46 in. length w/ standing loop, flat brass hook and keeper. In very sound cond. No extra hook holes; some finish crazing w/ finish loss. Sturdy enough to be used. Will display nicely w/ any Musket. Extremely scarce.
| 5K.100.W | $ 325.00 |
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| PATT. 1870 U.S. ARMY MUSKET SLING. |
Appropriate for M-1868/69/70/73/79 Rifle/ Muskets. Arsenal fabricated from (2) 1850 (short) slings attached together. Needed to be longer than the 1850 as sling swivels were further apart on the post war longarms. Standing loop one end; flat wire hook other end. Very good to exc; sound cond. Some minor finish crazing; nicely edged. Great display piece.
| 5K.101.W | $ 275.00 |
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| 1894 DATED U.S. KRAG BAYONET IN TYPE II SCABBARD. |
Bright unsharpened blade has no tarnish; exc “US” and date. Crossguard, grips and grip cap are exc; no descrepancies. Scabbard is in superb cond; very tight swivel; outstanding finish; no dents. One of the nicest examples available.
| 3K.320.W | $ 495.00 |
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| “OLD MODEL” BALLARD U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 23X. 54 rimfire cal. Left side receiver stamped “Merwin & Bray/ Agt’s N.Y./ 23X; right side stamped “Ballard’s Patnet/ Nov 5, 1861”; barrel all round w/ “M” stamp left side near receiver; 38” overall length; turned up hammer. Early limited production. Barrel retains thinning blue/ patina light finish; exc bore. Receiver has silvered w/ light patina finish; light roll stamps; metal smooth; mech exc.; all other metal component concur. Decent buttstock and forearm w/ cartouche; light handling marks. Purchased by and issued to numerous Kentucky Cavalry units and envolved in many guerrilla skirmishes. Very early example. Nice cond.
| 1K.186.W | $ 3495.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. RIFLE SLING. |
Superb cond. Flat wire hook one end; standing loop opposite end; keeper. Full length. One of the best examples I’ve had. Sound and serviceable. “U.S.” stamped in ( 2 ) location. ( 3 ) extra holes near loop end. Will display well w/ premium longarm. Correct for all M-1868 thru M-1879 Springfield rifles.
| 5K.109.W | $ 350.00 |
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| REGULATION CIVIL WAR CALT DRAGOON FLAP HOLSTER |
Outstanding, near unused cond. Only critisiseng is extremly fine hairline crazing on very top of flap joint, otherwise 100%. Finest example. Never a need to improve.
| 15K.010.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. ARMY RIFLE SLING. |
Single flat brass wire hook one end; standing leather loop opposite end; keeper. Longer than the M-1850 Civil War musket sling as sling swivels were further apart on the post war longarms. Superb cond. No crazing; no finish loss. Serviceable and strong.
| 5K.111.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. RIFLE SLING. |
Double brass claws one end; brass button closed loop opposite end; ( 2 ) keepers. 5/32" wide claws noted as used for both trapdoors and Krag Rifles. Rock Island Arsenal stamped and inspected. Very limited crazing; no finish loss. Will display well with highly conditioned longarm.
| 5K.112.W | $ 185.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1858 U.S. ARMY HAT ( HARDEE HAT) INSIGNIA. |
Used to pin folded up brim portion to hat riser. Sheet brass const.; 2” W x 2-5/8” T; wire attachment. Depicts eagle w/ shield clutching arrows/ olive branch w/ banner and array of stars. Exc cond.
| 11K.165.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE SLING. |
Same length and construction as the M-1870 sling except instead of standing loop at the end opposite the flat wire hook, it is configured like the M-1887 sling with a brass buttoned loop. All arsenal constructed as evidenced by continuity of edging on one half and makers stamp on the other half. Other examples extant. Near pristine unused example. Sound and serviceable. No extra holes. Unit marked "JFS/76/Co F" on reverse in period ink. Will display well w/ premium longarm.
| 5K.114.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1851 U.S. BUFF LEATHER CIVIL WAR SABER KNOT. |
For the M-1833, M-1840, M-1860 and non-regulation cavalry sabers. 19” overall length; loop one end; knot and tassles opposite end. Same basic configuration as the M-1860 saber knot except buff leather instead of bridle leather. Pristine, unused condition. All tassles present. Very rare.
| 5K.115.W | $ 625.00 |
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| 2ND MODEL U.S. SPRINGFIELD WINCHESTER– HOTCHKISS CARBINE. |
SN 126XX. Great cond. Barrel retains 85% orig bbl finish beginning to turn; nice bore; well marked. Exc. receiver markings; mech exc; retains inspector initials. Very nice stock w/ few to no handling marks; exc cartouche & firing proof; nice finishes retained on smooth buttplate, triggerguard, barrel band. Some finish loss on plated brass forend cap mechanism. One of the nicest example I’ve owned. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.187.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1875 HEADLESS SHELL EXTRACTOR FOR M-1877 AND LATER SPRINGFIELD RIFLES AND CARBINES |
With cleaning rod, this tool removed a stuck cartridge casing from the chamber of a trapdoor.
| 13K.056-.057.W | $ 25.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD WARD– BURTON RIFLE. |
Superb cond. Only 1,000 mfg’d. exc cond. Bright barrel w/ no tarnish or freckling; unfired bore. Well marked receiver and bolt cover; mech exc; some blackend color loss on receiver. One of the best rifle stocks I’ve seen; nice cartouches; one or two non detracting handling marks; smooth buttplate and triggerguard. Overall, the best example I’ve owned; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.188.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1883/ 90 U.S. ARMY 5– BUTTON SACK COAT. |
Museum quality. Quintessential clothing article automatically associated w/ the Indian Wars. No descrepancies or anomalies to describe; all buttons original to coat; no repairs; no moth tracks ; appears unissued. Left sleeve lining retains “Received Jeffersonville Depot/ Q.M. Dept./ Inspector No. 1” stamp. Dark blue outer; medium blue twill lining; white muslin sleeve lining; (2) interior breast pockets. This example cannot be improved upon.
| 10K.311.W | $ 825.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
SN 267XX. “1895” stamped on receiver; no “1896”; no “Model 1896”. In the 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry and 2nd U.S. Cavalry ranges. Exc. cond. Retains 80-90% orig. bbl finish; slight plum; exc. bore. Well marked receiver; mech. Exc; correct bolt.; very minor wear to finish on magazine covers. Outstanding stock w/ nice cartouche and firing proof; very few light handling marks. Correct rear sight. Historically important.
| 1K.190.W | $ 2895.00 |
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| U.S.S. (U.S. ARMY INDIAN SCOUT) HAT INSIGNIA. |
“U.S.S.” atop crossed arrows; (4) attachment wires on reverse (not pin back)); 2-1/2” x 1-5/8” Overall. Exc cond; tin plating has faded on obverse; all wires intact. Guaranteed original; ca 1892. Very rare.
| 11K.147.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1898 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
SN 123XXX. The last of the arsenal produced saddle ring carbines. Rare as most M-1898 carbines were converted to M-1899 configuration. Appears as a M-1896 carbine except bolt slot in stock has no bevel surround (receiver mod. On M-1898). Near 100% original bbl finish turned dark plumb; very good bore; great rifling. Some mottling of receiver colors; well marked; mech exc. Correct rear sight. Outstanding stock and handguard w/ exc cartouche and firing proof; very few light handling marks; exc color. Exc color. One of the nicer examples available; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.191.W | $ 2895.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. DRESS SABER KNOT. |
Gold bullion strap; two gold stripes; ornate gold acorn. Strap is much narrower than M-1840/ 1860 Knot straps. Perfect, unused cond. For M-1860 Staff, M1872 Cavalry Saber. Will display well with high grade saber.
| 5K.124.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1861 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MUSKET– 1862 DATED. |
Outstanding cond. Exc bright barrel w/ no tarnish. Well marked; great bore. Bright finish hammer and lockplate are exc w/ no tarnish; mech exc. Stock has very few to no handling marks; retains (2) excellent cartouches; outstanding. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, forend cap, ramrod all excellent and bright w/ no tarnish. Perhaps the best example available with an early war date.
| 1K.301.W | $ 4895.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. ARMY SABER KNOT. |
All leather construction w/ tassles similar to the M-1860 saber knot. App. 17-1/2” O.A. length. Has brass button/ leather loop to affix to hilt. Exc condition; no broken tassles. For use w/ M-1872 Cavalry sabers, M-1860 Staff & Field Sabers, M-1902 Officer’s saber; M-1906 Cavalry sabers. Extremely scarce.
| 5K.128.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Very good cond. Retains partial maker’s stamp and inspector stamp. Some minor surface crazing. Relatively sound. Single brass wire hook one end; standing loop opposite end; keeper; correct length. Exc. for display.
| 5K.129.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1898 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
Outstanding cond. SN125XXX. Only 5,000 mfgd. W/ most being converted to 1899 carbine configuration. This is the original M-1896 configuration. The last of the saddle ring carbines. Bbl. Retains 90% plus original blue w/ minor thinning; outstanding bore; correct rear sight. Receiver retains near 90% orig. blue; outstanding receiver address and serial number; mech. Exc.; magazine covers retain 85% orig. blue. Stock has very few very shallow handling marks; exc. cartouche and firing proof; buttplate and triggerguard retain most original bright blue finish; barrel band is exc. One of the best examples available; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.191.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Very good to exc. cond. Very minor surface crazing; no finish loss; sound cond. Single flat brass wire hook one end; standing loop opposite end; keeper; correct length. Exc for display.
| 5K.131.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR/ KRAG RIFLE SLING. |
Double brass claws one end; brass button/ leather loop opposite end. Brass claws are 5/32” wide; denote use with both Trapdoors, Krags and other Springfield Longarms. Outstanding condition; no surface crazing; no finish loss; no extra holes; sound/ serviceable cond. Will display well w/ high grade musket. Appears unused. W/ keepers.
| 5K.132.W | $ 285.00 |
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| M-1865 U.S. SPRINGFIELD 1ST ALLIN CONVERSION. |
Springfield Arsenal M-1861 musket converted to 58 cal rimfire breech loader w/ Ershine Allin’s (ESA) invention envolving the installation of a trapdoor assembly mounted forward of the musket barrels original breech plug. This is the most sought after of the Civil War musket conversions. Smooth bright barrel w/ no tarnish; very good– exc bore. Trapdoor/ breech assemblyis in exc cond; mech exc; retains 100% orig black case hardening. Lockplate and hammer retain mottled case coloring. All other metal surfaces smooth and bright. Nice stock w/ few light handling marks; retains (2) cartouches; great appearance. Excellent example.
| 1K.193.W | $ 4595.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SLING. |
Wider double claw variety for the Krag and Trapdoor. Exc, sound cond. w/ minor surface crazing. Will display well w/ high grade longarm. Exc “Rock Island Arsenal” stamp. Don’t wait to order.
| 5K.122.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. 10TH CAVALRY SABER ATTACHMENT. |
Premium cond. Earlier type w/ long straps. Brass hook frog for use w/ Mills ctg. Belt. Both straps are distinctly unit stamped “M/10/13” meaning Company M, 10th U.S. Cavalry, Trooper #13. Pristine cond. et al.
| 5K.135.W | $ 175.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR U.S. CAVALRY STUART SABER ATTACHMENT. |
Designed by Jeb Stuart of Confederate General Officer fame. Use in conjunction w/ Civil War waist belt or M-1851 style saber belt. Hook arrangement is similar to the M-1885 attachment hook, but, the Stuart has a spring loaded horizontal brass bar that kept rig from disconnecting from the belt. This is the finest example I’ve owned. Frankford Arsenal and “US” stamped on the reverse; bridle leather straps are exc; retains sub inspectors stamp (exc.) No nicer example. Never a need to upgrade. All aspects are pristine. Rare.
| 5K.136.W | $ 650.00 |
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| M-1876 REGULATION U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS. |
Exactly as described and pictured in “Boots and Shoes of the Frontier Soldier” a monogram by Brinkerhoff. Retain “U.S.” stamps on inside straps. Matched pair. About size 9. Wooden pegged soles; 15-1/2” high fronts 14” high backs. Exc cond; museum quality. Right boot upper front/ side has professional repair that is stupendous and nondetracting. No other descrepancies; boots are usable. Extremely scarce.
| 10K.309.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR SLING. |
Double brass claws one end; brass button/ leather loop opposite end. Brass claws are 3/32” wide (narrow); denotes use w/ Trapdoor rifles or ether pre-Krag Springfield longarms. Exc cond; retains original russet coloration; no extra holes; no crazing except (2) 1” areas; sound cond. Will display well w/ high grade Musket. W/ keepers.
| 5K.139.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. ARMY OFFICERS DRESS SABER KNOT. |
Exactly as depicted in “Uniform of the Army of the United States 1898-1907”. Distinctive black chevron pattern on its bullion acorn. For the M-1902 Officers saber or M1860 Staff Officers saber. As new cond;’ no finer example.
| 5K.140.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFFLE. |
SN 20XXX Mfgd 1874. Exc cond. Exc. original blue finish w/ minor, nondetracting thinning; mirror bore; correct rear sight. Exc. original receiver & breechblock finishes; well mark; mech exc. Hammer and lockplate concur w/ barrel & receiver. Exc. stock with few to no handling marks; exc. “ESA” oval cartouche and firing proof; buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth w/ exc. finish. An excellent example of an early M-1873; high grade.
| 1K.298.W | $ 1395.00 |
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| M-1865 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFFLE (AKA 1ST ALLIN CONVERSION). |
Exc. cond only 5,000 manufactured. Bright barrel has no tarnish; unfired bore. Breechblock assembly retains 90% original black case color w/ some subsurface mottling; mech. Exc. Lockplate (dated 1865) and hammer retains mottled patterning w/ patina finish; exc. cond. Outstanding stock retains (2) cartouches; few to no handling marks. Buttplate trigger guard, barell bands, ramrod, forend coup all smooth w/ bright finishes and no tarnish. Again, an outstanding example w/ never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.297.W | $ 4795.00 |
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| TROPICAL SLING FOR THE SPAN AM U.S. KRAG. |
Mills woven construction w/ Mills patent stamp sheet brass keeper ends. Exc. cond. w/ minor no detracting edge repair. (two at 1/4” each). Span Am War tropical theater usage; wouldn’t rot. Great example. Very scarce.
| 5K.143.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1842 U.S. MUSKET SLING. |
Slightly wider (1/16”) than it’s M-1850 Civil War counterpart. 46” overall length; flat wire single brass hook; standing loop; exc. sound cond; no finish loss; no extra unused hook holes. Very scarce w/ keeper.
| 5K.144.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFFLE. |
Premium example. Bright finish barrel w/ no tarnish; exc. bore; “811” stamped on barrel left side just forward of receiver (correct). Very sharp receiver retains near 100% orig. black case hardened color; early style breech block. 1863 dated Lockplate and hammer retain mottled case color patterning. All mech exc. Outstanding stock w/ no handling marks; retains (3) cartouches and square firing proof. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod all smooth w/ bright finis and no tarnish; excellent. A great example of this limited production riffle, never need to upgrade.
| 1K.296.W | $ 2395.00 |
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| M-1842 U.S. MUSKET SLING. |
Very slightly wider (1/16’) than it’s M-1850 Civil War counterpart 46” overall; single wire hook; standing loop; w/ keeper; exc. sound cond; no crazing or finish loss. Rare.
| 5K.146.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD ROLLINGBLOCK RIFLE. |
50/70 cal. Superb cond. Exc outer barrel surface in the bright; no tarnish; unfired bore. Receiver retains 85-90% orig. case colors; mech. Exc. Outstanding stock w/ exc. cartouche. Buttplate and barrel are smooth and bright. This is a high grade example. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.194.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN 79XX. Exc. cond. Near 100% orig bbl finish; outstanding bore; 100% orig rear sight finish. Well marked receiver; near 100% orig finish; mech exc; exc bolt finish. Exc stock and handguard; unusual light color; very few extremely light handling marks; swivels, bbl bands, forend cap excellent w/ plum finish. An outstanding example; unusual stock color.
| 1K.230.W | $ 3195.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL U.S. SPRINGFIELD WINCHESTER-HOTCHKISS CARBINE. |
SN 953. Rare. Only 500 mfg’d; all subjected to heavy use most notably by Ronald Mackenzie’s 4th U.S. Cavalry. VG to exc bore; 80% original bbl finish-thinning; very well marked bbl; correct rear sight. Receiver retains 80% original finish w/ high point wear and some thinning; very well marked; mech exc. Exc stock w/ very few handling marks; retains “ESA/1878” cartouche and firing proof. Barrel band/ triggerguard are smooth w/ 80% original finish-thinning. Buttplate is somewhat rough where it breaks onto the comb.
| 1K.231.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR CARBINE SLING SWIVEL. |
Early variety w/ elongated connecting link. Some surface freckling; retains nice patina. Excellent for display.
| 5K.150.W | $ 115.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY SLING. |
Exactly per line drawing w/ front detach wire, rear detachable swivel and double center buckle. Pristine, unused condition. Taken off a rifle. Ultra rare; only a handfull known.
| 5K.151.W | $ 2595.00 |
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| PEABODY RIFLE. |
premium 100% Condition Mfgd. Ca. 1866-71 by Providence tool Co. Ca. 1866-71 Mfgd. For various state militia units, and in 43 Spanish cal. For France, Spain and Mexico. The French longarm were promptly captured by Prussia and stamped with German proofs of which this is an example. This example is 100% and appears unfired. 100% barrel finish; unfired bore; 100% case colors on receiver, etc; 100% mech ; 100% stock; 100% furniture. No better example. Superb.
| 1K.294.W | $ 2695.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
SN 25XXX. Barrel retains 85% orig. finish w/ some thinning; correct rear sight; exc bore. Well marked receiver retains plum finish; mech exc; correct bolt. Nice stock and handguard; few handling marks; retains cartouche and firing proof. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel band are smooth w/ very good to exc orig finish.
| 1K.228.W | $ 2895.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD WARD-BURTON CARBINE. |
Only 316 mfg’d. Most sent west w/ 7th Cavalry on Yellowstone Expedition. Rare. ; very good to exc bore. Receiver retains 50% oil quenched colors w/ thinning; area of mild salt & pepper; very well marked; mech exc. Stock demonstrate saddle ring wear in area of ESA cartouche (; retains exc banner cartouche; few very shallow handling marks. All Metal fixtures smooth w/ patina finish.
| 1K.229.W | $ 4295.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Very good to exc cond. Slight crazing; no finish loss. Standing loop one end; single round wire hook opposite end. Full length.
| 5K.157.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY DRESS SABER KNOT. |
For use w/ M-1872 U.S. Cavalry sabers. Proportionately smaller than the M-1860 counterpart. Gold bullion ribbon strap; bullion cord woven adjustment knot; gold bullion acorn style tassle. Unused cond.
| 5K.158.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY SABER SLIDE. |
For use with M-1872/74/85 waist belt. Suspends a saber sling (saber attachment strap) from the waist belt. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No.18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Used in pairs; one with parade hook; the other without. This single example is without parade hook. Rare.
| 5K.159.W | $ 185.00 |
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| M-1882 U.S. REMINGTON- LEE ARMY RIFLE. |
Only 770 mfgd w/ most lost in fire. SN 90XX. Extremely scarce. Superb cond. Barrel retains 100% orig. finish; unfired bore; well marked; correct Buffington rear right. Stock retains 100% orig. finish; extremely well marked; mech as new. Outstanding stock has no handling marks; 100%; retains cartouche, Remington style firing proof, stock finishers initials, etc. Stock furniture is 100%. This is a very high grade example of a rare Army martial longarm; finest available.
| 1K.293.W | $ 4195.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Premium cond. Full length; no extra holes; subinspectors stamp. Standing loop one end; single flat brass wire hook opposite end. Suitable for display w/ high grade musket. No crazing; exc leather. Very scarce.
| 5K.161.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Premium cond. Full length; no extra holes. Standing loop one end; single flat brass wire hook opposite end. No crazing; exc leather. Suitable for display with high grade musket. Very scarce.
| 5K.162.W | $ 350.00 |
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| 4TH U.S. CAVALRY INDIAN WARS CARBINE SLING. |
2-1/2” width. In use from Civil War thru mid 1880’s. This example was field altered from it’s original 56” overall length to 50-1/2”. No extra holes. Retains “Troop A/39” stamp in two locations and larger “4” installed by trooper. Buckle, etc. resemble a Rock Island mfgd. sling. (the “Rock Island Arsenal” stamp would have been located were material was removed). Exc cond.; retains (4) piece swivel; very fine nondetracting crazing; no finish loss; sound and serviceable. Great markings. Perfect display piece.
| 5K.164.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. SABER KNOT. |
9/16” wide bridle leather strap; leather tassels; small leather loop w/ button affixes knot to hilt; 18” O.A. length. Very good cond; some crazing; very limited finish loss. The most difficult saber knot to find. Suitable for M-1860 Staff & Field, M-1872 Cavalry, M-1872 Artillery, and other sabers during this period of usage. Rare.
| 5K.165.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1871 U.S. SPRINGFIELD WARD-BURTON RIFFLE. |
Only 1000 mfgd. Premium cond. Bright barrel is smooth w/ no tarnish; unfired bore. Well marked receiver retain 85-90% original block case hardening color w/ some nondetracting wear/ mottling; exc. bolt cover address; mech exc. Premium stock w/ no handling marks; retains (20 outstanding cartouches and square firing proof. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth and bright w/ no tarnish. This is among the finest example available. No need to upgrade.
| 1K.292.W | $ 3495.00 |
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| M-1850 CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Outstanding cond; near unused cond. Sound, usable cond, no crazing; no finish loss; no weak areas; only (1) extra hole. Suitable for display w/ high grade musket.
| 5K.167.W | $ 375.00 |
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| M-1913 SABER KNOT FOR THE “PATTON” CAVALRY SABER. |
All leather construction. Similar to the M-1885 w/ top attachment loop secured by button; dimensionally similar. Opposite end has leather cylinder; smooth sides; 2-½"L X 9/16" DIA w/ (4) small tassels attached to base. Exc. cond. w/ all tassels intact. Rare.
| 5K.168.W | $ 325.00 |
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| 1898 DATED U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, CARBINE, REVOLVER MANUAL. |
Superb cond. “Description and Rules for the Management of the Springfield Rifle, Carbine and Army Revolvers/ Caliber .45”. Published by the Government Printing Office, Washington D.C. Hardbound; (69) pages; complete info on M-1884 rifle and carbine, M-1888 rifle, M-1873 Colt SAA, Smith and Wesson Schofield revolver; includes fold out trajectory table/ chart. Many illustrations. Excellent edition; reasonably priced.
| 12K.382.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER- LEE NAVY (USMC) NAVY RIFFLE. |
Outstanding example . Barrel retains near 100% orig. finish turning plum; exc. bore (outstanding and unusual for a straight pull). Well marked receiver retains 90% orig. finish turning plum; mech exc. Outstanding stock has few to no handling marks; handguard is exc. Buttplate, sling swivel base, triggerguard/ magazine barrel band, forend cap/ bayonet lug/ stacking swivel all smooth w/ concurrent finishes. This example will never need an upgrade; outstanding.
| 1K.291.W | $ 3495.00 |
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| M-1903 U.S. RIFLE SLING. |
Reasonable cond.; some crazing; no finish loss. For use w/ M-1903 Springfield Rifle.
| 5K.173.w | $ 40.00 |
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| M-1913 “PATTON” SABER KNOT. |
Rare. Leather construction; 9/16” wide by 17” overall length. Button/loop attachment; double leather strap; two keepers; 2-3/4” leather cylinder (acorn) at base. Brown (russet) leather; exc cond. These are extremely scarce.
| 5K.174.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR/KRAG SLING. |
Exc cond. Double brass claw adjustment; 1/8” wide larger claw; (2) keepers; no extra holes. Very minimal mild finish crazing; no finish loss; supple and strong; no swivel crack. Serviceable. Suitable for display w/excellent to high-grade longarm. $
| 5K.175.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1879 U.S. SPPRINGFIELD WINCHESTER- HOTCHKISS NAVY RIFLE AKA 2nd Model. |
SN 53XX. Exc. cond. Barrel retains 80-90% orig. finish w/ some thinning; fine to exc. bore; extremely well marked. Receiver concurs w/ barrel; extremely well marked; mech exc; several “H.N.” inspector stamps. Exc. stock w/ few to no handling marks; exc. cartouche and firing proof. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod, forend cap all smooth with concurrent, nice finishes. A very nice example of this very scarce early martial bolt action; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.290.W | $ 3295.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TYPE II CIVIL WAR MUSKET. |
Premium cond.. 1864 dated. Outstanding bright barrel w/ unfired bore; well marked w/ date & eagle motiff. Lockplate and hammer retain color patterning; mech. Exc. Outstanding stock and furniture have no anomalies to describe; perfect; perfect cartouches. This is a hig grade example w/ never a need or desire to upgrade.
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| 7TH U.S. CAVALRY MASKED 4TH MODEL MCKEEVER. |
Designed to contain (20) 30/40 U.S. krag ctgs.in internal webbed loops. Pouch is in overall excellent cond; Rock Island stamped, inspected and dated 1904. Retains period ink fancy printing over white background “1, cav, c. troop, no.25.” and period “7” brass insignia on front lid. Guaranteed genuine period. Rare.
| 15k.014.W | $ 245.00 |
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| M-1869 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CADET RIFLE. |
SN 5XX. Only 3400 mfg’d. Exc cond. Smooth barrel in the bright; unfired bore. Outstanding receiver and breechblock; well marked; retains 100% orig. black case color; mech exc. Lockplate and hammer retain mottled patterning; uniform plum patina. Outstanding stock; nice cartouches; superb firing proof; few very light handling marks. Buttplate, barrel bands, triggerguard concur w/ barrel. A high grade example. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.195.W | $ 2295.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CADET RIFLE. |
All correct. SN 67XXX. Extremely nice example. Most cadets (no sling) were subject to rather sever usage. 100% orig bbl finish turned plum; nice bore; correct rear sight; slot less screws. Receiver retains most orig. finish w/ high point wear; well marked breech retains patina aver some orig finish; mech exc. Hammer and lockplate concur w/ receiver. Superb stock has very few to no handling marks; exc cartouche and firing proof; nice buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands. Correct cleaning rod. A high quality cadet example. Extremely hard to find; no need to upgrade.
| 1K.210.W | $ 1595.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY SABER KNOT. |
Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 29 “ Horse and Equipments and Cavalry Accoutrements”. 18” overall length; button/ loop attachment; (2) keepers; tasseled end. Outstanding cond.; no broken tassles; sound and pliable; suitable for high grade saber. For the M-1860 Cavs, M-1872 Cavs, M-1860 Staff & Field, M-1872 Artillery, and other sabers subject to Indian Wars/ Span Am use. Very scarce.
| 5K.182.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY SABER KNOT. |
Exc cond. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 29 “Horse and Equipments and Cavalry Accoutrements”. 18” overall length; button/ loop attachment; (2) keepers; tasseled end. Strap is in exc cond; sound/ pliable/ great finish. Tassles are slightly hard w/ about (10) of (125) originals missing; balance are in exc cond; undetectable. Suitable for display w/ medium to high grade saber. For M-1860 Cavs, M-1872 Cavs, M1860 Staff & Field, M-1872 Artillery and other sabers subject to Indian Wars/ Span Am use. Very scarce.
| 5K.183.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY SABER SLINGS. |
Very good to exc cond. For use w/ M-1872/74/85 waist belt in conjunction w/ brass saber slides or the M-1872 Cavalry brace system belt in conjunction w/ square brass rings. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. One long/ one short; loop/ brass button saber attachment; flat brass hook belt attachment. Straps demonstrate light finish crazing w/ minor finish loss on long strap; sound cond. Extremely scarce.
| 5K.184.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY SABER SLING– LONG SLING ONLY. |
Exc cond. For saber attachment to the M-1872/74/85 waist belt via brass saber slides; saber attached to straps via button/ loop one end; flat brass hook opposite end. No crazing nor finish loss; sound/ serviceable cond. Extremely scarce.
| 5K.185.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1884/88 U.S. ARMY INFANTRY TROUSERS. |
Museum quality. Correct Saxony sky blue w/ 1” wide sergeants stripes (light blue) each side. Two rear pockets; two front pockets; (1) hip pocket; rear buckle/tab size adjustment; flared at ankles; button fly; upper muslin lining. No discrepancies to describe. Equal to the best example extant. None nicer.
| 10K.290.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN 83XX 1st contract. Barrel retains 80% original barrel finish; some thinning;; exc. bore. Well marked receiver and magazine retain 70% original finish; some thinning; mech exc. Buttplate, sling swivel, barrel band, forend cap concur w/ receiver. A truly outstanding stock; very strong; no problems. Overall exc. cond. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.196.W | $ 3495.00 |
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| M-1883/84 U.S. CAVALRY 5-BUTTON ENLISTED SACK COAT. |
The quintessential clothing item that is automatically attributable to the Indian Wars. Exc cond Retains Lance Corporal of Cavalry chevrons each sleeve; Saxony blue lining; (2) inner pockets; “Jeffersonville Depot Quartermaster” stamp on inner left sleeve. Very discrete minor repair on inner collar (not noticeable;) all else pristine. A very fine example; never a need to improve. Essential Indian Wars display item.
| 10K.285.W | $ 795.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SLING. |
1-1/2” narrow variety that replaced the wide M-1855 Sling that was in use for thirty years and more. Indian Wars and Span Am use. “Rock Island Arsenal” stamped on tongue end. Some hairline crazing; no finish loss; sound and serviceable; full length. Extremely scarce. For use w/ 1879/84/95/96/98 Springfield carbines. Excellent cond.; will display well w/ high grade carbine.
| 5K.190.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1941 USMC HERRINGBONE FATIGUE BLOUSE. |
Unused cond Light green drab color; “U.S. Marine Corps” metal buttons; “USMC/EGA” stencil on breast pocket; (1) breast & (2) lower pockets; cuff buttons. Extremely nice, early war shirt w/striped herringbone weave. Impressive piece; scarce.
| 10K.284.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY OFFICERS FORAGE CUP.(KEPI) |
Exc cond No mothing; no discrepancies. Blue/black felt; lightly tarred bill; brown sateen lining; leather sweatband; tarred cardboard inner crown piece; officer’s bullion cord chin strap; officer’s staff side buttons; M-1872 crossed saber attached device. Mfgd. By Bent & Bush, Boston and well marked on inner crown piece. Exc example.Museum quality.
| 10K.278.W | $ 750.00 |
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| M-1850 U.S. CIVIL WAR MUSKET SLING. |
Exc cond. Correct 46”- 48” length; standing loop one end; flat wire hook opposite end. Sound, serviceable cond; uniform hairline crazing; no finish loss; 2-3 extra holes. Suitable for display w/ medium to high grade musket. Reasonably priced.
| 5K.193.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY SABER SLIDES. |
Matched pair (one with parade hook, other without). Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Used in conjunction w/ M-1872/74/85 waist belt and M-1874 saber sling (long and short). Rare.
| 5K.194.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. ARMY BLACK HELMET PLUME. |
For use by the Signal Corp enlistedman ca early 1890’s on. Perfect con. Rare.
| 10K.276.W | $ 40.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. RIFLE/ MUSKET SLING. |
Superb cond. No extra holes. Watervliet Arsenal stamped. 63” overall length; standing loop one end; single wire hook opposite end; keeper. Longer than the Civil War musket sling as distance between swivels increased when muskets went from 3- bands to 2- bands. This example is a single piece (not arsenal joined Civil War slings). Leather is in extraordinarily nice cond w/ great arsenal stamp. Suitable for display w/ high grade musket. Appropriate for M-1868 thru M-1873 Springfield rifles.
| 5K.196.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. ARMY ARTILLERY OFFICERS SABER BELT. |
Good to very good cond. Lacks M-1874 eagle belt plate and hasp Retaining (3) red strips on the belt and (1) red strip per saber sling strap. Gold bullion cloth over leather construction Some nondetracting edge separation. Retains spring clip saber hooks (excellent).
| 10K.275.W | $ 150.00 |
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| BRIGADIER GENERAL SHOULDER STRAPS CA SPAN AM WAR. |
Pristine cond. Black felt field; single silver bullion star; gold bullion/bead perimeter surround; black felt backing. The nicest available; outstanding display piece.
| 10K.273.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1 GARAND/ M-1903 WWII RIFLE SLING. |
Outstanding cond. Drab, woven fabric; maker stenciled and dated (1941). Appears unused. Great example.
| 5K.199.W | $ 50.00 |
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| M-1861 COLT SPECIAL CIVIL WAR MUSKET. |
Pristine cond. Dated 1862 (early). Outstanding barrel; unfired bore; very well marked. Lockplate, hammer, triggerguard, buttplate, barrel bands are all pristine. Extremely strong stock w/ great cartouches; no handling marks. A high grade example. Never a need to upgrade. (HOLD)
| 1K.197.W | $ 4695.00 $ 4295.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN15XX. Exc. cond. Near 100% orig. blue finish; very good bore; correct rear sight w/ exc. finish; outstanding handguard. Well marked receiver retains 90% orig. finish w/ minor thinning and minor highpoint wear; mech. exc.; outstanding ball finish; magazine triggerguard finish concurs w/ receiver. One of the best stocks I’ve encountered; medium to light hue; smooth buttplate and barrel bands retain thining finish An outstanding example of an early 1st contract piece; never need to upgrade
| 1K.199.W | $ 3395.00 |
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| M-1940 USMC WWII TROPICAL HELMET. |
Pristine cond. Retains EGA screwback insignia; canvas chin strap; green lining. Retains makers stamp w/ 1944 contract date. Perfect cond.; appears unworn. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.269.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. ARMY RIFLE SLING SUPERB COND. |
Double wider brass claws; suitable for trapdoors, Krags, Chaffee-Reese; Winchester-Hotchkiss Navy’s; Remington-Lee’s, etc. Will display well w/ high grade rifle. No crazing; no finish loss; no “crease”; sound and serviceable; exc. finish; no extra holes. Retains Rock Island and inspector stamps.
| 5K.204.W | $ 295.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL WINCHESTER-HOTCHKISS U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE (AKA M-1878). |
SN 8XX. Only 500 mfg’d. Very strong 4th U.S. Cavalry/ Ranald Mc Kenzie association. Exc. cond. 80-85% original bbl finish showing some thinning; nice bore; well marked bbl; correct rear sight. Receiver retains 75-80% original finish; very well marked; mech exc; retains “HN” (Henry Nettleton) inspector initials. Excellent stock w/ very few light handling marks; retains very nice “ESA/1878” cartouche and firing proof. All metal fixtures are smooth and retain 80% original finish– thinning. Some flaking of silver plated forend cap/ cleaning rod compartment cap. This is a rare and historically important cavalry carbine. I probably find four times as many 2nd model carbines. If you are considering a Hotchkiss carbine, you may not want to hesitate.
| 1K.200.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD LONG WRIST RIFLE. |
SN 57XXX. All correct. Near 100% original bbl finish with some thinning; very good bore; correct rear sight. Receiver retains most original finish with high point wear; mech exc. Breech block retains exc original blackened finish. Coarse cross hatch hammer w/ dated lockplate. Exc. stock w/ firing proof and oval “ESA” cartouche; triggerguard/ bbl bands are exc. Buttplate is slightly rough where it breaks onto the comb. A great example of an early Indian Wars musket.
| 1K.201.W | $ 1250.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CIVIL WAR MUSKET TYPE I. |
Premium cond. 1863 dated lockplate and barrel; no barrel band springs. Outstanding, bright barrel w/ no tarnish; unfired bore; as new rear sight finish; exc barrel proof. Lockplate and hammer retain mottled/ patined finish w/ case color patterning below. Superb stock retains (2) cartouches and stock finishers initials; no handling marks; very sharp. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, ramrod all bright w/ no tarnish. A truly outstanding example of this heavily used Civil War longarm; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.283.W | $ 4595.00 |
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| M-1940 USMC WWII TROPICAL HELMET. |
Stencil on green lining states “4th /Mar Div/USMC 43”. EGA screwback insignia has red felt backing in diamond pattern on front. Helmet mfgd of composite material; chin strap/sweatband in exc. cond.; some surface soiling. Overall pristine cond.; outstanding display piece.
| 10K.267.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 341XXX. 90% original bbl finish w/ some thinning near muzzle; well marked; correct buffington rear sight w/ sight protector rear barrel band. Receiver finish concurs w/ bbl finish; mech exc; mottled breech block colors. All metal fixtures in exc cond. Exc stock w/ very few light handling; retains exc cartouche and firing proof. Includes front sight hood. An excellent example overall. Never any real need to upgrade.
| 1K.202.W | $ 2295.00 |
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| 6TH INFANTRY COMPANY H LEAD FILLED CROSSED RIFLES CAP INSIGNIA. |
Rare. Indian Wars. Exc age patina. Pin back. Lead filled, stamped insignia are rare. Exc display piece.
| 11K.182.W | $ 195.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL McKEEVER 45/70, 45/55 AMMUNITION BOX |
Decent example w/ brass corner tabs intact. Discernible Watervliet stamp on rear of tab. A.R. Smith stamp on interior. Sound cond., all ctg. loops in great cond. Very good belt loops. Embossed US shows wear, some finish crazing w/ no loss. Great display.
| 6K.021.W | $ 155.00 |
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| “HANDBOOK OF THE BROWNING MACHINE RIFLE-MODEL OF 1918 (AIR COOLED)”. |
Manual published by the Government Printing Office, Washington, 1918. Pocket size. Exc cond w/ some cover soiling; (48) pages; not delicate; readable. Manual for the BAR that was in use from WWI thru WWII and beyond. Complete information and illustrations. Rare.
| 12K.370.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M- 1887 CARBINE BOOT |
Mounts on the girth strap of a Mc Clellan saddle & holds a M-1873/79/84 Springfield Carbine. Scabbard body (brass throat) is in exc. cond. w/ minimal crazing or finish loss. All straps & buckles are in sound, serviceable cond. Exc. “Rock Island” stamp. Great cond.
| 6K.031 .W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTED FULL DRESS HELMET. |
Pristine cond. M-1881 brass helmet plate w/ crossed sabers; crossed saber side buttons; brass plume base; eagle plume holder; orange/ yellow plume. Retains oval “USQMD” stamp (quartermaster) inside sweatband and C.J. (Chas) Heller contract stamp dated 1896. Absolute premium cond. No descrepancies.
| 10K.260.W | $ 995.00 |
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| US ARMY CAVALRY EXPERIMENTAL OPEN TOP, 38 CAL HOLSTER |
For the Colt Service Revolver. Only (12) Mfg’d by Rock Island ca. 1909. Extremely rare. Has swivel-locking device (heart shaped) on reverse that allowed it to be disconnected from the belt. Russet leather with some crazing and excellent embossed oval “US”. Reverse stamped Rock Island/ Arsenal/ 1909/ H.E.K. Very supple with excellent stitching. I’m certain this will be the only one I ever offer for sale
| 6K.035.W | $ 975.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. ARMY ARTILLERY ENLISTED FULL DRESS HELMET. |
Pristine cond. w/ helmet breast cords. Red plume and helmet/ breast cords; M-1881 brass helmet plate w/ crossed cannons; crossed cannon side buttons; brass plume base, eagle plume holder; leather sweatband. Retains Horstmann contract stamp dated 1899. Absolutely no descrepancies; equal to the finest example; extremely nice.
| 10K.259.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. ARMY INDIAN WARS/ SPAN AM CAMPAIGN HAT. |
Exc cond. Drab felt; snowflake pattern pinhole vents each side; three rows of stitching around brim, satin ribbon; leather sweatband. Hat itself has no descrepancies; sweatband has minor repair (2) spots; retains exc “USQMD” stamp on inner sweatband. Quintessential identity w/ troopers of the period. Extremely scarce. One of the finest of display items. Escalating in value. Exactly as described and pictured in Howell’s “United States Army Headgear 1855-1902” (Catalogue of the United States Army Uniforms in the Collections of the Smithsonian Inst.) Excellent.
| 10K.258.W | $ 1395.00 |
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| PATTERN 1889 US NAVY 38 CAL. REVOLVER CTG. BOX |
For the M- 1889 & modified USN Colt D/A service revolver. Embossed “USN” on the front flap; belt loops on the reverse; internal wooden block holds two (6) round speed loaders and six individual ctg. Snap closure tab. Minor crazing running along the lid creases; no finish loss. Nice embossed “USN”; sound loops. Great example.
| 6K.076.W | $ 75.00 |
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| M-1876 U.S. ARMY MUSKRAT WINTER CAP. |
Exc cond. Exactly as described and depicted in Howells “United States Army Headgear 1855-1902” (Catalogue of the United States Army Uniforms in the collection’s of the Smithsonian Inst.) pp 76-78. Exc cond. Ears tie-up w/ ribbon on top; fold down muskrat visor; sateen sweatband; drab chintz lining; normal size. Worn on the Northern Plains w/ muskrat gloves. Superb display item.
| 10K.257.W | $ 795.00 |
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| WWI AND EARLIER USMC LEGGINGS. |
New cond. Same appearance as the U.S. Army M-1889’s (the first official leggings pattern) except; green drab in color (USA’s are tan/ brown); leather heel strap & buckle are riveted to the legging (USA’s are sewn); strap leather is edged (USA’s are plain); eyes are slightly different configuration. Unused cond; retain quartermaster stamp in exc cond “Quartermaster’s Dept./U.S. Marine Corps/ 1917-1918”. No nicer pair.
| 10K.256.W | $ 195.00 |
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| PATTERN 1896 US ARMY 38 CAL REVOLVER CTG BOX |
W/ (11) FFA 38 cal. ctgs with mixed dates. For the 38 cal. Colt D/A Service Revolver. Dated 1910. Ctgs held in internal wooden block drilled for (12) ctgs; Rock Island stamped and dated 1910. Excellent condition with embossed oval “US”.
| 6K.083.W | $ 110.00 |
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| U.S. CIVIL WAR 36 CAL REVOLVER CTG POUCH |
Dimensionally smaller than it’s 44 cal. counterpart. Inspector cartouche stamp, “US” stamp & makers stamp (Young, New Jersey) visible on outer flap. Some finish loss on flap joint. Scattered crazing; sound belt loops; overall sound condition. Nice example0
| 6k.093 .W | $ 175.00 |
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| M-1873 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. |
SN 54XXX. All correct. Retains exc orig bbl. Finish; exc rear sight finish; exc. bore. Receiver/breechblock retain near 100% origin black case hardened colors; well marked; mech exc. Stock has few to no handling marks; retain exc “ESA” cartouche and firing proof; buttplate/ triggerguard/ bbl bands are smooth and exc. A great example of this longwrist martial rifle. No need to upgrade.
| 1K.280.W | $ 1395.00 |
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| PATTERN 1855 58 CAL. CIVIL WAR AMMUNITION BOX. |
Mfgd by J. Boyd & Sons, Boston ca. 1862 Outstanding maker's stamps and box plate. This piece is for display only; will display well. Leather has hardened, stitching has separated; closure tab gone; shoulder strap buckles gone. Great appearance; exc. patina on box plate. Best maker's stamp I've ever seen.
| 6K.102.W | $ 150.00 |
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| M-1911 (FIRST TYPE) UNITED STATES MARINE CORP MONTANA PEAK HAT. |
The 1st model; extremely rare. Differs from Army type in that visor edge is double rolled (Army type is single w/ three rows stitching) and has only two vent holes (Army type has four vent holes). Excellent cond; exc sweatband; exc head strap; retain maker tag; correct EGA insignia. This cap is rare; heard of but not seen.
| 10K.254.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| MILLS 1881 2ND MODEL McKEEVER CTG BOX |
. Similar to the standard 2nd Model Mckeever except internal ctg loops and loop backing are formed of Mills patented woven material with the backing edged by white leather material. Two Anson Mills pat. Dec. 28, 1880 brass tags are present on the backing. Excellent overall condition; excellent embossed oval US; no finish loss; excellent loops; some very minor- shallow crazing; excellent rear belt loops; premium internal loops & material. A very scarce, well conditioned Mills McKeever.
| 6K.108.W | $ 225.00 |
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| 1st MODEL McKEEVER U.S. ARMY CARTRIDGE BOX 2ND TYPE. Mfg’d ca 1874 |
Differentiated from the 1st type by the addition of (2) brass corner clips (staples) on the upper edges of the hinged face. Black leather; (20) 45/70 ctgs; linen ctg loops backed by leather; no provision for combination tool. Very good to excellent condition; minor wear to pronounced oval embossed US; some shallow crazing; no finish loss; excellent Watervielt Arsenal stamp on closure tab; sound condition; internally excellent. All 1st model McKeevers have become quite scarce.
| 6K.109.W | $ 215.00 |
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| 10th CAVALRY PATTERN 1896 38 cal. PISTOL CTG. BOX |
Designed to carry 12 ctgs. in internal wooden block. Russet leather. Rock Island stamped and dated 1903. Unit marked E-10-45 meaning 10th Cavalry, Company E, Trooper 45. Lid is redundently stamped E 45. Minor wear to oval embossed US; nice condition.
| 6K.114.W | $ 110.00 |
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| PATTERN 1896 38 cal. PISTOL CTG. BOX |
Designed to carry 12 ctgs. in internal wooden block. Russet leather. Rock Island stamped and dated 1905. Unit marked D-5-58 meaning 5th Cavalry, Company D, Trooper 58. Excellent embossed oval US. Nice condition.
| 6K.115.W | $ 75.00 |
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| PATTERN 1859 U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR REVOLVER PERCUSSION CTG. BOX |
Outer flap is "US" stamped (cursive) and Shepard inspected in cartouche. Mfg'd by J. Davy, Newark, NJ. Ca 1863 (indistinct). Some crazing; nicely marked; minor finish loss; sound condition.
| 6K.118.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER CARTRIDGE POUCH. |
Finest example I've had in many years. Designed to carry 45-55 ctgs in fleece lined pouch attached to a M-1874 waist belt via rear belt loops. Absolutely outstanding Rock Island rising sun stamp. Excellent loops; etc. Finest example available. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6k.120.W | $ 750.00 |
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| PATT. 1896 U.S. CAVALRY BLACK LEATHER FLAP HOLSTER |
2nd Type for the 38 cal. D/A service revolver. Inner flap period stamped "H/22/1" signifying Company H, Trooper 22, 1st Cavalry. Black leather accoutrement items from this period (before the change to russet leather) are very scarce. Decent cond w/ uniform surface crazing and no finish loss. Nice oval embossed "US". Original plug intact. Sound cond. Belt loop of the 2nd type was increased in size over the 1st type for easier use w/ a Mills ctg. belt. Scarce example.
| 6k.121.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1916 45 CAL. AUTOMATIC PISTOL HOLSTERS |
(1) Complete and unstitched perimeter (flat) mfgd by Western Mfg. Co. ca WWI. Another unstitched flat w/ no initial and no mfg. stamp. Both in nice cond. Unusual display items. Both for.... .
| 6K.122.W | $ 35.00 |
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| WW I 45 AUTOMATIC CLIP POUCH |
Holds (2) Clips. Woven, drab webgear. Mfg'd by Russel. Dated 1918. New Cond.
| 6K.123-124.W | $ 30.00 |
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| M-1916 ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL 45 CAL. AUTOMATIC HOLSTER PRE WWI |
Exc. cond. w/ pronounced oval embossed "US" Reverse is stamped "Rock Island/ Arsenal/...6/ Inspector" with a strong arsenal stamp; the last digit "6" visible; obscure inspector initials. 1916 manufacture date. A Border Wars 45 auto holster. Very scarce.
| 6K.125.W | $ 165.00 |
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| M-1881 3RD TYPE U.S. CAVALRY COLT/SCHOFIELD HOLSTER |
Mfg'd by Rock Island Arsenal ca. 1885. Distinguished from the 1st and 2nd type by a slightly enlarged belt loop to accommodate the advent of the loop cartridge belts. Great condition; excellent original stitching and plug; excellent form; slight wear to oval embossed US still great; nice Rock Island Arsenal and inspectors stamp; some crazing w/ no finish loss. In sound, serviceable condition.
| 6k.126.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| 45 CAL. PATTERN 1896 PISTOL CARTIDGE BOX FOR COLT/ SCHOFIELD AMMUNITION AND REVOLVERS |
Early black leather not the later russet variety. Rock Island Arsenal stamped and inspected. Not dated like the russet variety. Will hold one Frankford Arsenal box of 45 cal Colt Schofield ctgs (12). Exc. cond; no crazing; nice oval embossed US; sound loops; nice finish.
| 6K.127.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1892 U.S. ARMY FLAP HOLSTER FOR 38 CAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. |
Russet leather with distinctive oval embossed US. 5th type that narrows to accommodate the barrel. Outstanding Rock Island Arsenal stamp w/ date (1910) and inspectors initials. Never need to upgrade this example.
| 6K.129.W | $ 235.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE/ RIFLE SCABBARD FOR THE M-1896/98/99 KRAG CARBINES AND THE 1903 RIFLE. |
Somewhat larger than the 1st & 2nd Type Krag Carbine scabbards that predate the advent of the M-1903 rifle. In very good cond. All seams are in sound, original, unrepaired cond. Some finish crazing w/ minor finish loss in areas. Maker stamped, dated (1918) w/ inspector initials. Straps (2) are present.
| 6K.130.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1892 U.S. CAVALRY FLAP HOLSTER FOR THE 38 CAL DOUBLE ACTION SERVICE REVOLVER. |
Flap retains unit markings "A 3/1" meaning " Company A, 1st U.S. Cvalry,Tropper 3" Very good to exc. cond. Great oval embossed US. All stitching is original & exc. Exc.. Rock Island Arsenal date (1908) and inspector stamp on belt loop reverse. 5th type, russet leather.. Very minor crazing; no finish loss
| 6K.131.W | $ 235.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE BOOT (SHORT SCABBARD). |
2nd. arsenal variation of this early variety of shorter carbine boot. When fabricated, the cantel strap was relocated to place the carbine butt in a more convenient location. Exc. example;original configuration w/ no field modification. Excellent form; appears unused some light crazing; no finish loss. These early variety boots rear sight embossing will fit either a Trapdoor or Sharps Carbines where as the M-1887 (longer w/ brass throat piece) will only fit the Trapdoor. These have become very scarce in average or above cond. Exc. unused cond.
| 6K.132.W | $ 375.00 |
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| ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR 58 CAL. MUSKET AMMUNITION BOX TIN. |
Universal fit. Very good cond. Tin plating has turned drab.
| 6K.133.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1892 2ND TYPE BLACK LEATHER FLAP HOLSTER FOR THE 38 CAL. D/A SERVICE REVOLVER. |
Very scarce. Uniform surface crazing; minimal finish loss at flap fold line only; retains portion of Rock Island Arsenal stamp on flap; retains original plug. Embossed, oval “US” demonstrates wear. All of these I’ve had have demonstrated use. This is in similar condition. All stitching intact. Great for display.
| 6K.134.W | $ 250.00 |
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| 1st MODEL McKEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
2nd type of the 1st Model retaining small sheet brass corner clips on the lid. Outstanding oval embossed ”US”. Very minor/ minute crazing on closure tab and lid top surface; no finish loss. Interior is pristine. This is one of the stronger examples to be found. Holds (20) 45/70 or 45/55 cartridges. Mfgd. Ca 1875-76
| 6K.135.W | $ 165.00 |
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| 1st MODEL McKEEVER AMMUNITIONBOX. |
Holds (20) 45/70 or 45/55 cartridges. 2nd Type retaining small sheet brass corner clips on the lid. Some wear to oval, embossed “US”. Minimal crazing; some on belt loops. Interior is exc. Exc for display. Mfgd Ca. 1875-76
| 6K.136.W | $ 135.00 |
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| UNITED STATES MARINES (USM) 3rd MODEL McKEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Oval, embossed “USM” demonstrates some minimal wear. Uniform light crazing; no finish loss. Nice closure tab and belt loops. Interior is excellent. Holds (20) 45/70 ctgs.
| 6K.137.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. MARINES ENLISTED FULL DRESS CAP. |
Pristine cond. Solid blue wool felt; no mothing; 100% lining; 100% sweatband. Retains Horstmann 1908 dated contract stamp. 100% visor and chin strap. Correct insignia. Similar to the M-1902 U.S. Army bell crown cap, but, brim does not flare outward as significantly on the USMC and the visor is more radically sloped down on the USMC. Rare.
| 10K.253.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1892/96 U.S. FLAT HOLSTER. |
For the Colt’s D/A Service revolver. 5th Model. Form fitting body; elk hide thong; v.g. to exc cond.; nice oval embossed “US”; minor crazing; no finish loss. Retains arsenal, date and inspector stamps. Russet leather.
| 6K.139.W | $ 185.00 |
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| 1ST TYPE U.S. CAVALRY KRAG CARBINE SCABBARD. |
All leather construction for the M-1896/98/99 Krag carbines. Brophy in “The Krag Rifle”claims the 1st type as the 2nd type and 2nd type as the 1st type. We claim the non-brass throat type as the 1st type. This is the non-brass throat type. Excellent, sound cond. Exc. seam stitching. Minimal areas of very fine crazing; no finish loss. Retains Rock Island Arsenal and inspector stamps. W/ straps. Rare.
| 6K.140.W | $ 475.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER POUCH. |
Perfect, unused cond. For 45/55 cavalry carbine ctgs.; worn on the M-1872/74/85 waist belt. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No.18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Perfect oval embossed US flap; perfect loop, bellows, body. Light resing sun Rock Island Arsenal stamp. Exc. original fleece lining. No finer example. Rare.
| 6K.141.W | $ 735.00 |
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| M-1892/96 BLACK LEATHER U.S. FLAT HOLSTER. |
Mfg’d Ca. Span Am War. For the Colt’s 38 cal D/A Service Revolver. One of the best examples I’ve seen. Nice oval embossed “US” w/ some wear. Minor surface crazing on body; exc original stitching and plug. Typical flap crazing; much better than average Arsenal stamp. Exc, sound loop. Overall a well above average example. Very scarce in black.
| 6K.142.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. CIVIL WAR REGULATION FLAP HOLSTER. |
Designed for both the M-1860 Army Colt’s and New Model Remington 44 cal. In unused, new cond. Perhaps no nicer example available.
| 6K.143.W | $ 0.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. CIVIL WAR REGULATION FLAP HOLSTER. |
Designed for both the M-1860 Army Colt’s and New Model Remington 44 cal. In pristine, unused cond. This example has been arsenal modified by the addition of a large M-1881 style belt loop. Premium cond. Outstanding piece.
| 6K.144.W | $ 0.00 |
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| M-1855 U.S. CIVIL WAR 58 CAL. AMMUNITION BOX, BOX PLATE, SHOULDER STRAP AND BREAST PLATE. |
Manufactured at Watertown Arsenal, 1864. Retains great arsenal and date stamps. All components are original to the set and in exc cond. Excellent ensemble. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.145.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1874 44 CAL. REVOLVER AMMUNITION POUCH. |
Exactly as depicted Ordnace Memoranda No. 18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Essentially a converted Civil War musket cap pouch. Distinctive oval embossed “US” on the outer flap; per conversion, inner flap has been removed w/ small ears sewn top sides; fleece removed.. Premium cond. Best example I’ve ever seen. Extremely scarce in any cond.
| 6K.146.W | $ 695.00 |
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| U.S. CAVALRY SHOULDER STRAPS Ca. SPAN AM/ BORDER WARS/ WWI. |
(1) Full Colonel w/ silver spread eagle; bullion cord surround; black felt reverse. (1) Major w/ gold oak leaf; bullion thread surround; black felt reverse. Both in pristine cond.
| 10K.252.W | $ 75.00 |
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| 36. CAL U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR REVOLVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Smaller than it’s 44 cal counterpart. Premium, unissued cond.; never used. Very minor crazing on closure tab. Nothing else to criticize. Never a need to upgrade. For the M-1851/ M-1861 Navy Colts, Remington New Model and other 36 cal. Revolver.
| 6K.148.W | $ 325.00 |
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| 44 CAL U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR REVOLVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Premium uniussued cond.Somewhat larger than it’s 36 cal. Counterpart. Appears unused. Mfg’d by J. Davy & Co. Newark, N.J. Ca. 1863/64. Nothing to criticize.
| 6K.149.W | $ 325.00 |
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| “U.S.” STAMPED CIVIL WAR CAP POUCH. |
Typical black leather construction; very good cond.; Pronounced “U.S.” appears on outer flap in 3/8” tall letters. Mfg by Jewell Ca 1863; maker marked. Retains interior fleece lining; decent belt loops. Nice example.
| 6K.150.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1916 U.S. ARMY REGULATION M-1911 .45 AUTOMATIC HOLSTER. |
Dated 1944. In new, unused cond. w/ correct alive drab web belt.
| 6K.151.W | $ 125.00 |
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| BENECIA Mfg’d. M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER AMMUNITION POUCH. |
Designed to hold 45/55 carbine cartridges loose within fleece lined interior. Notable owing to very light oval embossed “US” stamp (per usual); pronounced “U.S./Arsenal/ Benecia stamp on reverse; football shaped closure finial escutcheon. Exc cond; very light oval embossed US; no discernable crazing; no finish loss; retains most original fleece lining; sound belt loops. Extremely scarce. Benecia Dyer pouches are the most sought after of the standard Dyer pouches.
| 6K.152.W | $ 725.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. ARMY CIVIL WAR FLAP HOLSTER. |
Outstanding unissued cond. Designed to fit the M-1860 Colt/ M-1861 and New Model Remington service revolvers. Only criticism is very slight, non detracting, shallow crazing on the rear belt loop, otherwise, outstanding cond in all categories. Never a need to improve upon. Rare in this cond.
| 6K.153.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. CAVALRY FORAGE CAP. |
Span Am War contract date May, 1898 w/ “USQMD” stamp. “Wm H. Horstmann Co./ Philadelphia/ May, 1898”. Pristine cond; absolutely perfect. Retains 8th U.S. Cavalry, Company C screwback insignia. Nothing to criticize about this cap. If you want the best, this is it.
| 10K.251.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S. ARMY (CAVALRY) HOLSTER. |
For the M-1911 Colt 45 Auto. Rock Island stamped; 1915 Dated. Exc. Border Wars example. Nice cond. w/ V.G. to exc. oval, embossed U.S.; retains original leather thigh strap; no crazing or finish loss. Retains period stamp on swivel frog “BF 1/62” meaning Company B(F), 1st Cavalry, Trooper 62. Great example.
| 6K.155.W | $ 375.00 |
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| No. 2 SMITH & WESSON ARMY REVOLVER FLAP HOLSTER. |
6” barrel model. Appears unused. This 32 cal revolver was carried as a secondary arm by both sides during the Civil War. 6” was the most popular barrel length. Form fit; closure tap integral w/ flap. Exc cond; sound & serviceable; slight crazing on closure tab; no finish loss; sound belt loop; outstanding appearance. Rare.
| 6K.156.W | $ 375.00 |
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| # 2 HAGNER U.S. CAVALRY AMMUNITION BOX. |
Closure tab attached (riveted) to lower box body (not a lid component) denotes cavalry usage. Designed to hold (24) 45/55 ctgs. Exc cond; nice oval, embossed “US”; very shallow, uniform crazing; no finish loss; sound and serviceable. Great example; scarce0
| 6K.157.W | $ 225.00 |
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| 1 ST PATTERN M-1885 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE BOOT (SHORT SCABBARD). |
Finest example available. Lateral straps and long upper strap affixed boot and carbine to the rear girth strap and rear cantel stud of a Mc Clellan saddle. Differs from the 2nd pattern by the position of the long cantel stud strap. Equal to the finest example I’ve had. None nicer. Rock Island stamped and inspected. Nothing to criticize. Embossed rear sight impression fits Trapdoor as well as Sharps conversion carbines. Rare.
| 6K.158.W | $ 625.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER POUCH. |
Rock Island mfgd. Designed to hold 45/55 carbine cartridges loose within the fleece lined interior. Worn on the M-1872/74/85 waist belt. Exc original fleece lining; outstanding Rock Island Arsenal rising sun stamp; great inspector stamp (2); outstanding embossed oval “US”. Excellent plus condition; appears unissued. Very scarce.
| 6K.159.W | $ 775.00 |
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| 2ND MODEL Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Holds (20) 45/70 government cartridges. Canvas loops w/ leather backing and provision for M-1876 or M-1879 combination tool. Exc cond. w/ minor crazing on closure tab only. Outstanding oval embossed “US”. Great example.
| 6K.160.W | $ 150.00 |
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| 4 TH MODEL Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Designed to hold (20) 30/40 Krag ctgs in interior canvas loops (bullet tips slipped into loops.) Outstanding cond. in every respect. Ultra clear oval, embossed “US”; outstanding Rock Island, inspectors and date stamp (1909). One of the finest examples available.
| 6K.161.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE BOOT (SHORT SCABBARD). |
For the M-1873/79/84 Springfield carbines. Outstanding example; none nicer. Lateral straps and long strap affixed boot and carbine to the rear girth strap and cantel stud of a Mc Clellan Cavalry saddle. Brass throat support. Nothing to criticize. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.162.W | $ 525.00 |
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| USN HITCHCOCK AMMUNITION BOX. |
Oval, embossed USN. Designed to hold (20) 45/70 cartridges for the trapdoor rifle, Winchester Hotchkiss Navy rifles or M-1879/85 Remington-Lee Navy rifles. An entire paper/ cardboard amm box was inserted within; leather lid opened sideways. Reasonable cond. w/ outstanding maker stamp.
| 6K.163.W | $ 125.00 |
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| 7 TH CAVALRY M-1887 CARBINE BOOT. |
Brass throat support variety. Period stamped (over Rock Island stamp) “A. 7. 45” meaning Company A, 7th U.S. Cavalry, Trooper 45. Great cond w/ uniform shallow crazing; no finish loss; sound cond. Very scarce.
| 6K.164.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1883 ABLE SEAMANS TROUSERS. |
Exc cond. White linen fabric; very tight weave; lace tie rear. Button up flap (bib) front when unbuttoned reveals (2) hip pockets and is otherwise open for urination, etc. Hemmed/ cuffed legs. One descrete, nondetracting repair; right side at hip. Some soiling. Retains makers stamp and 1892/95 date. Rare.
| 10K.250.W | $ 395.00 |
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| USMC Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Great oval, embossed “USMC”. Designed to hold (4) five cartridge 6mm M-1895 Winchester-Lee Navy Stripper clips. Sound, serviceable cond; some minor crazing. Nice example. Rare.
| 6K.166.W | $ 625.00 |
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| BENECIA Mfg’d M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER AMMUNITION POUCH. |
Designed to hold 45/55 carbine ctgs loose within fleece lined interior. Worn on the M-1872/74/85 waist belt. Very scarce. Benecia Dyer pouches are known for extremely light oval embossed “US” stamping on lid; pronounced “U.S./Arsenal/ Benecia” stamp on reverse; football shaped closure finial escutcheon. Outstanding original fleece lining; slight crazing at movable lid joint; very light oval, embossed “US”; exc. cond.; sound & serviceable. Extremely scarce.
| 6K.167.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE/ RIFLE SCABBARD. |
For the M-1896/98/99 Carbines and the M-1903 Springfield. Pristine cond. Even russet color overall; all straps and buckles present and in exc. cond. Never had a nicer example. Never seen a nicer scabbard example of any genre. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.168.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER CARTRIDGE POUCH. |
Used to carry 45/55 carbine cartridges suspended from a M-1972/74/75 waist belt rig. Exc cond; very nice embossed “US”; some hairline crazing; no finish loss.; exc belt loops; all original fleece intact. Retains rising sun Rock Island stamp. Never repaired; none needed. Sound and serviceable. Very scarce. As depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No.18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”.
| 6K.169.W | $ 750.00 |
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| USN HITCHCOCK AMMUNITION BOX. |
New, unused cond. No nicer example. Designed to hold (20) 45/70 ctgs for the trapdoor rifle, Winchester– Hotchkiss Navy rifles, M-1879/85 Remington– Lee Navy rifles. Retains period cardboard amm box (empty) inside. Examples how box works. Full box w/ ctgs was inserted within. Retains original brown color. Absolutely outstanding embossed “USN” stamp. Outstanding in every respect.
| 6K.170.W | $ 325.00 |
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| “THE ROUGH RIDERS” BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT. |
Original volume published in 1902. Superb cond. Pocket edition; features mounted 1st USV Roosevelt on cover; unused cond; (287) pages; very readable. Roosevelt was an outstanding author. The complete story of the Rough Riders. Excellent reading.
| 12K.368.W | $ 125.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Pristine example. Retains sheet brass corner clips. Holds (20) 45/70 or 45/55 carbine ctgs. Never used. Outstanding in every respect. Never a need to upgrade. In use from the 1870’s thru the demise of the trapdoor. The 1st model has all leather loops & leather backing w/ no provision for a tool.
| 6K.172.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1864 (M-1855) 58 CAL. AMMUNITION BOX TINS. |
Original pair. Retains all bright tin plating. Perfect for high quality box. Guaranteed. Very scarce.
| 6K.173.W | $ 235.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. ARMY HOLSTER 6TH MODEL. SINGLE HOLE IN FLAP. |
Mfg’d by Rock Island. Exc RIA makers stamp w/ 1910 date. The last M1881 holster type mfg’d. For the 7-1/2” bbl Colt SAA. Only 2500 mfg’d 1908-10. The least of any type. Exc cond; very scant wear to oval embossed “US”; outstanding body w/ minor stain (about 1-1/2” long) near muzzle end; nothing else to criticize. An outstanding example of the scarcest of the M-1881’s. Period stamp inside flap states “A.N.Y./314/E.P.C.
| 6K.174.W | $ 1595.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE/ RIFLE SCABBARD. |
For the M-1896/98/99 Krag carbines and the M-1903 Springfield. Mfg’d by LF & C in 1918. Fully inspected. Exc cond; russet color; some minor darker areas; outstanding leather cond. Straps are inspector stamped and in exc cond. Great example.
| 6K.175.W | $ 395.00 |
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| 4 TH MODEL Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION POUCH. |
W/ (20) period 30/40 cartridges. Perfect for display. Closure tab is period stamped “1/ K/ 34” meaning 1st Infantry, Company K, Soldier 34. Outstanding cond. (one of the best I’ve had). Rock Island Arsenal stamped, inspected and dated 1908.
| 6K.176.W | $ 155.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR CAP BOX– WATERTOWN ARSENAL 1862. |
Unused, pristine cond. W/ original wool and nipple pick. Inner flap retains perfect maker and date stamp (very early, last Watertown Arsenal items were dated 1864). If you needed one cap pouch for a high grade display, there are none nicer example.
| 6K.177.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. NAVY FLAP HOLSTER. |
Unused, pristine cond.. For the M-1889 Colt’s D/A 38 cal Navy revolver. Pronounced oval embossed “USN” on flap. Leather, stitching, et. al. in perfect cond. No nicer example.
| 6K.178.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. 4TH CAVALRY HELMET. |
Exc cond. Dark blue/ black shell is in exc cond; no fractures. M-1881 plate/ base/ plume holder/ side button retain uncleaned patina. Helmet cords/ breast cords are not frayed nor worn; full length. Exc cond. Numeral “4” affixed to helmet plate designates 4th US cavalry issue. Helmets have disappeared in recent years. Excellent for display/ investment.
| 10K.248.W | $ 1595.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER CARBINE CARTRIDGE POUCH. |
Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No.18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Worn on a M-1874 waist belt; designed to carry 45/55 ctgs; distinctive embossed “US”; very good to exc cond. Retains interior fleece/ wool lining; some minor flap crazing; no finish loss; nice bellows; retains Rock Island rising sun stamp on reverse; sound belt loops. Perfect for display. Scarce.
| 6K.182.W | $ 595.00 |
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| U.S. MARINES CIVIL WAR NECK STOCK. |
Collar leather sized and contoured to fit around neck; fastens in the rear with pin buckle and billet. Black finish. Standard issue; intended to keep Marines alert and at attention while being worn; guard duty, etc. Fine to exc; sound cond; minor crazing w/ minute finish loss; billet/ buckle excellent. Very rare. One of those less compassionate Civil War Militaria item.
| 10K.247.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S. ARMY HOLSTER. |
Rock Island Arsenal stamped; 1912 dated; HEK inspected. Exc cond; retains leather thigh strap. For the M-1911 Colt 45 Automatic. First year of holster production. No anomalies to describe; excellent. Outstanding embossed oval “US” and faint NG RI stamp on flap. Interior flap retains period ink ID “Major Bourdan A. Babcock Coast Artillery Corp”. Premium example. (HOLD)
| 6K.184.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SCABBARD. |
Fit M-1896 and M-1899 U.S. Krag Carbines and M-1903 Rifle. Pristine, near new cond. w/ straps. Russet color. Scarce and desireable.
| 6K.185.W | $ 425.00 |
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| USMC MODEL MILLS WOVEN M-1911 AUTO HOLSTER Ca 1914. |
Mills woven design; near perfect cond; retains Mills bullet stamp and 1914 date. Wire suspension design for use w/ Mills woven ctg. Belt. Brass muzzle cap retain Mills patent info. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.186.W | $ 475.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. “ARTILLERY” FLAP HOLSTER. |
Arsenal modified from a Cavalry type holster (7-1/2” bbl) to accommodate the 5-1/2” bbl Colt “Artillery” revolver. Rear loop will accommodate Mills woven double loop cartridge belt. Modified ca 1895-1903. Usually subject to rough treatment, this holster is in exc cond. Some wear to oval embossed “US”; no crazing nor finish loss on any component; sound stitching; serviceable cond. One of the nicest examples available.
| 6K.187.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR CALTROPS. |
Resemble children’s jacks. Jagged star shaped pieces of iron thrown from horseback by the pursued to disable the pursuers mount. Several sizes are extant. These are the smaller size. Capable of considerable damage to horses hooves. (EACH $85.00)
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| M-1896 U.S. REVOLVER CARTRIDGE BOX. |
Black leather, early type. Designed to carry either 38 cal or 45 cal ctgs. Exc cond. Nice oval, embossed “US”; sound loops; no crazing nor finish loss; retains inspector initials on reverse. Serviceable cond. Span Am War use.
| 6K.189.W | $ 295.00 |
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| U.S. MARINE CORP Mc KEEVER CARTRIDGE BOX. |
Third type w/ linen ctg loops and linen backing. Provision for M-1876 tool. Front retains oval, embossed “USM” (United States Marines). Very good cond; some wear to “USM”; retains Watervliet Arsenal stamp; no finish loss; all internal components in exc cond.; all stitching in exc cond.; modest crazing left side only; sound loops. Very nice example.
| 6K.190.W | $ 300.00 |
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| USMC M-1930 ENLISTED EGA GILT COLLAR INSIGNIA-MATCHED PAIR. |
Exactly as depicted in “U.S. Marine Uniforms” by Moran (figure 81, pp 163). Exc cond. w/ some uncleaned patina. Satisfied the uniform regulation issued April 22, 1930.
| 11K.183.W | $ 350.00 |
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| 10TH U.S. CAVALRY REVOLVER CARTRIDGE POUCH MODIFIED FROM CIVIL WAR CAP POUCH. |
Pouch in turn was suspended from the lower body of a M-1881 flap holster. Modification included an inverted “T” shaped leather piece w/ buckle mounted at the end of the inverted “T” leg fastened between the belt loops. Holster barrel portion slipped within loops, pouch and “T”. A corresponding strap on the rear of the holster body held pouch in place via “T” buckle. Photographic evidence of the 10th Cav substantiates use. This is perhaps the finest example extant. Outstanding “F/10/39” stamp on flap (10th U.S. Cav, Company F, Trooper 39). Very clear subinspectors stamp; no crazing nor finish loss; outstanding loop, “T” strap, buckle cond. Never seen one nicer.
| 6K.192.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1885 CARBINE BOOT (SHORT SCABBARD). |
Unissued, unused cond. Designed to accommodate M-1873/77/79/84 Springfield Carbines and the M-1863 Sharps 50/70 conversion carbine. Outstanding Rock Island Arsenal stamp w/ inspector initials at strap end. Lateral straps fasten the boot to the rear girth strap; Long strap affixed to the saddlebags stud of a Mc Clellan cavalry saddle. No anomalies; finest example available.
| 6K.193.W | $ 595.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY EAGLE/ SHIELD ORIGINAL BUTTON CARD Ca. INDIAN WARS. |
Rectangular, thin cardboard sheet contains (6) cuff size (small) eagle/ shield buttons held in place w/ string thru button eyes on the card reverse. Button/ card are in exc. cond.
| 10K.241.W | $ 85.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY FORAGE CAP. |
Exc cond. Leather sweat band retains makers contract stamp; “Horstmann Bros & Co/ Philadelphia/ Contract Jan 18, 1892”. Retains excellent “U.S.Q.M.D.” stamp. Exc sweatband and lining. One minor moth nip repair top right side is descrete and does not show. Correct chin strap is exc. Retains M-1872 crossed sabers affixed to front. A most excellent piece.
| 10K.239.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. CAVALRY FLAP HOLSTER– 3RD TYPE. |
Rock Island mfg’d ca. 1885. Exc cond. No repairs; exc. stitching; pronounced oval embossed “US”. Retains exc. Rock Island Arsenal and inspector stamps; very nice belt loop. No crazing nor finish loss. Belt loop large enough to fit over empty Mills woven ctg belt. Featured in Ordnance Memoranda No.29 “Horse Equipments and Cavalry Accoutrements”. A great example.
| 6K.196.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S. ARMY FLAP HOLSTER FOR M-1911 COLT AUTOMATIC. |
Pre WWI. Exc cond. No crazing nor finish loss. All stitching is 100%. Unmarked; retains inspector stamp “H.J.K.” on flap front. Outstanding oval embossed “US”. Retains leg strap. One of the nicest examples I’ve had.
| 6K.197.W | $ 425.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL Mc KEEVER 45/70 & 45/55 CARTRIDGE BOX. |
Premium cond. Outstanding in every regard. Leather backed linen loops; no provision for tool. Retains sheet brass corner tabs. Nothing to criticize. Becoming impossible to get in this condition.
| 6K.199.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. CAVALRY RIFLE/ CARBINE SCABBARD. |
For the M-1903 rifle. Exc cond. Retains “US” stamp and 1943 date; inspected. Retains correct saddle straps. Excellent, sound, serviceable in every respect. Scarce in this cond.
| 6K.200.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SCABBARD. |
Correct for the M-1896/98/99 U.S. Krag Carbines and M-1903 rifle. Exc cond w/ both correct straps and roller snap hooks. Some mild crazing; no finish loss; sound and serviceable cond. Retains 13th Cav. Stamp; partial subinspector stamp; “US” stamp. One of the nicest I’ve owned. Exc display item.
| 6K.201.W | $ 450.00 |
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| M-1879 U.S. SHARPS REMINGTON-LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN 203. Retains correct Lee Arms address on receiver. The first (300) receivers were manufactured by Sharps just prior to their business demise. These were consequently serialized, addressed, threaded, and heat treated by Remington, hence, Sharps Remington-Lee. This example was not converted to use the Lee-Cook magazine; retains original Lee– Borchart magazine (most were converted) rare. Retains 90% orig bbl finish; some minor thinning & mottling; correct rear sight; nice “US/Anchor”; exc bore. Well marked receiver retains 80% orig finish w/ some thinning; mech exc. Stock has virtually no handling marks; outstanding. Buttplate/ triggerguard/ barrelbands/ are all smooth w/ 80% orig finish. An exc. example of this rare, early bolt action rifle.
| 1K.278.W | $ 4495.00 |
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| M-1892/96 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE. |
SN 20XXX. Converted at Springfield from a M-1892 to a M-1896 with alterations done to nearly every aspect. This is a superb example. Bbl retains near 100% orig finish w/ very minor wear near muzzle; very good to exc bore; exc rear sight finish. Receiver and left magazine cover retain 100% orig finish; well marked; mech exc; right mag cover slightly mottled. Outstanding stock w/ no handling marks; great firing proof; excellent handguard. Buttplate/ triggerguard/ barrelband/ forend cap are excellent. A highly conditioned example; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.277.W | $ 1895.00 |
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| “THE ROUGH RIDERS” BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT. |
Original volume published in 1905. Pocket edition; features mounted 1st USV Roosevelt on cover; very good to exc cond,; (287) pages; very readable. The complete story of the Rough Riders. Excellent reading.
| 12K.364.W | $ 95.00 |
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| M-1888 U.S. ARMY CANVAS LEGGINGS. |
Pristine, unissued, unused cond. Brown canvas; brass gussets and quick lace eyes; leather heel straps; leather buckle strap. 15-1/2” high. Another quintessential U.S. Army uniform item. In use in this and other forms until after WWII. No nicer pair. Never been worn.
| 10K.237.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. ARMY CAMPAIGN SHOES. |
Very good to exc. cond. Brown leather; leather soles stitched and nailed; heel caps replaced. In usable cond; leather is sound and serviceable. Rare.
| 10K.236.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. ARMY FLAP HOLSTER FOR THE 38 CAL D/A COLT SERVICE REVOLVER. |
Exc leather cond. Some wear to oval embossed “US”; excellent body cond; some mild crazing at flap joint; no finish loss; no repairs/ none needed. Exc appearance; sound/ serviceable.
| 6K.207.W | $ 175.00 |
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| U.S. CIVIL WAR CARBINE CARTRIDGE BOX. |
Exc cond. Exc makers stamp; “Dingee & Larigan/ Makers/ New York”; ca 1864. Some flap crazing; no finish loss; strap buckles retains japanned finish; belt loops are exc.; body & interior are perfect; retains (20) ctg interior wooden block. For Sharps and many other carbines. Nice example.
| 6K.208.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1883 NAVY ABLE SEAMANS BLOUSE. |
Very good to exc cond. White cotton w/ blue woolen trim and tail. Only criticism is two small moth tracks on tail (tail is double material, tracking has blue backing); tracks are 1/4” X 1-1/2” & 3/8” X 3/8”; perfect otherwise. Includes new scarf of original design. Exc for display.
| 10K.235.W | $ 250.00 |
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| 1ST TYPE KRAG CARBINE BRASS THROAT SCABBARD– 4TH U.S. CAVALRY. |
Exc cond; very scarce; w/ straps. Correct for M-1895/96/98/99 U.S. Krag carbines. 31” overall length w/ distinctive brass throat forward on the insertion opening and reduced width for the last 10” on the muzzle end. No crazing, nor finish loss; exc Rock Island Arsenal and inspector stamps; side opposite retains period “4/ 57/ E” meaning 4th U.S. Cavalry, Trooper 57, Company E. Extremely nice cond. I haven’t had one for sale for more than six years. All examples I’ve seen since have been in relic cond. Rare w/ great provenance. See Brophy’s “The Krag Rifle” pp 165.
| 6K.210.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SCABBARD. |
For the various U.S. Krag carbines and the M-1903 U.S. Springfield Rifle. Very nice cond. w/ straps. No crazing; no finish loss; exc stitching. Maker and inspector stamped. Sound and serviceable cond. Exc for display.
| 6K.211.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1904 U.S. CAVALRY CARBINE SCABBARD. |
Pristine, new cond. Appears unused. For the M-1895/96/98/99 U.S. Krag carbines and the M-1903 rifle. Russet leather body and straps. All components are premium. No finer example. If you want the best, this is it. Maker and inspector stamped. W/ straps and roller spring clips.
| 6K.212.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1893 SPANISH MAUSER. SN C1619. |
All matched. The main battle weapon of our enemy, during the Span Am War and Philippine Insurrection. This example retains 1896 cartouche and receiver crest date. Exc orig bbl finish; exc bore; exc rear sight finish; exc bore; exc rear sight finish. Outstanding receiver retains perfect Spanish crest, address, serial number; 100% orig finish; mech exc. Stock has very few, shallow handling marks; superb cartouche. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrelband, forend cap all exc. One of the finest example available.
| 1K.276.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| U.S. SCOUT CAP INSIGNIA. |
Crossed arrows w/ “USS” between arrows shafts; prong back fastening; 2-5/8” wide X 1-5/8” tall; exc age patina. Ca. 1890’s.
| 11K.184.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1911 45 CAL AUTO EAGLE SNAP CLIP POUCH. |
Leather construction. Premium cond. Holds (2) 45 auto clips w/ rimless eagle snap button. Russet. Retains exc. “Rock Island/Arsenal/1904” and various inspector stamps on reverse.
| 6K.216.W | $ 65.00 |
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| M-1893 SPANISH MAUSER MFG’D IN 1894. |
One of the predominate longarms used by the Spaniards and Insurrectos during the Span Am War and Philippine Insurrection. Barrel retains original finish w/ salt and pepper surfacing; heavily rifled bore. Receiver finish concurs w/ barrel; some wear to Spanish crest; “1894” date is apparent; mech exc. Stock retains dated cartouche; light handling marks; correct cleaning rod. Metal fixtures concur w/ barrel and receiver. An excellent companion display piece w/ Span Am Krags. Sling included; bayonets available.
| 1K.203.W | $ 695.00 |
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| PATTERN 1889 U.S. ARMY LEGGINGS. |
Exactly as described in “U.S. Army Uniforms and Equipment, 1889”. In use during the Indian Wars thru the Span Am War and beyond. Notable for a leather heel strap as opposed to a woven canvas strap Ca Border Wars/ WWI. In unused cond. Quintessential Span Am War usage; covered calf, cuff and boot top; prevented snagging and moisture penetration. These vanished from the market about 8 years ago.
| 10K.230.W | $ 175.00 |
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| M-1917 U.S. CAVALRY RIFLE SCABBARD. |
Exc. Cond.; w. straps. Leather construction; similar to the M-1904, but, no steel center ring. For the M-1903 rifle; will accommodate Krag carbines. Minimal crazing; no finish loss; exc. leather. Scarce.
| 6K.219.W | $ 395.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR ARMY OFFICERS HATCORDS. |
Exactly as depicted and identified in Bannerman’s catalogues. Bullion cord w/ black chevron pattern; bullion thread acorns covered w/ netting. Exc cond. Great for display.
| 10K.229.W | $ 125.00 |
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| PATTERN 1861/72 U.S. CAVALRY MAJOR SHOULDER STRAPS. |
Worn on field service coats to designate the officers branch and rank. Exc condition. Extremely scarce. Orange/ yellow field (no fade); gold bullion surround; black sateen reverse. This is the nicest pair I’ve owned. Exc for display.
| 10K.228.W | $ 695.00 |
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| PATTERN 1872/85 U.S. ARMY INFANTRY CAPTAIN’S SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Russian style. White field; double silver embroidered captain bars; embroidered “15” ‘s (15th Infantry). Gold bullion cord knots; black belt reverse; outstanding “Warnock” makers labels. Absolutely superb cond. Super fancy eagle buttons w/ applied eagle shield w/ “I” shield. Nicest pair I’ve had.
| 10K.227.W | $ 550.00 |
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| ARTILLERY IMPLEMENT BOX U.S. CIVIL WAR. |
Brown/russet leather; 8-1/2”W x 6-1/2” T x 1-1/4” to 2” deep; belt loops; tapered body; very distinct “U.S./Watervliet/Arsenal” stamped on lid. Premium cond For artilleryman’s accoutrements. Very scarce. Similar in outward appearance to a .55 cal. infantry box, but, substantially different upon examination. Perhaps the nicest example available.
| 6K.225.W | $ 795.00 |
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| PATT 1883 U.S. NAVY OFFICERS SERVICE CAP. |
Exc cond. Same style in use since the Civil War. Blue/ black material; tarred visor; green under; bullion officers chin strap; applied embroidered spread eagle officers cap device; leather sweatband; satin lining. Retains M.C. Lilley, Columbus, Oh. Makers stamp. The quintessencial Span Am period naval display piece. The Span Am War and Theodore Roosevelt were the catalysts for the formation of our modern navy. This is the point at which we became a world power via naval prowess.
| 10K.226.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1876 U.S. ARMY CAVALRY CONTRACT PRODUCED BOOTS. |
Exactly as depicted and described in “Boots and Shoes of the Frontier Soldier” a monogram by Brinckerhoff. 15-1/2” high fronts; double soles; 14” high rears; pegged and wire attached soles. Nice cond; exc leather; some heal wear; sound. About size 9-1/2 to size 10. Outstanding for display.
| 10K.225.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. ARMY 38 CAL. COLT. D/A REVOLVER FLAP HOLSTER. |
5th type. Russet leather. Form fit. Exc cond. Very minor wear to pronounced oval embossed “US”; all stitching exc; outstanding body; exc flap; exc loop. Retains “R.I.A./ 1909 / E.J. (inspector)” stamp on reverse. Retains elk hide thong on loop. These holsters will not remain undervalued for long.
| 6K.228.W | $ 235.00 |
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| U.S. MARINES MCKEEVER 45 CAL CARTRIDGE BOX. |
Essentially a 3rd model McKeever identifiable by provision for tool on right side and linen loops w/linen loops sewn to linen material backing. Distinct “USM” (United States Marines). oval surrounded and embossed on lid. Embossing is exc. Leather has some crazing on reverse: loops are sound and serviceable: closure tab exc. Lid is in very good to exc cond w/minimal, nondetracting crazing: no finish lost. Exc overall appearance. Holds (20) 45/70 ctgs. Very scarce.
| 6K.229.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. NAVY 38 CAL. REVOLVER CTG. BOX. |
For the M-1889 USN Colt D/A 38 cal. service revolver. Premium cond. Black leather; pronounced oval embossed “USN” on lid. Internal wooden block holds (2) six ctg. speed loaders plus (6) individual ctgs. in drill holes. Superb: nothing to criticize: none nicer.
| 6K.230.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. ARMY ENLISTED FIELD SERVICE CAP. |
Tan canvas construction; black coated visor; green under; leather sweatband. Exactly as depicted in “Uniform of the Army of the United States 1898-1907” Retains Philadelphia Depot inspector stamp and J.N. Susskind (maker) contract stamp. Exc cond in every respect. Includes 6th Infantry subdued bronze crossed rifle insignia. Very scarce. Excellent for display.
| 10K.224.W | $ 475.00 |
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| M-1896 EARLY BLACK LEATHER 38 CAL. COLT D/A FLAP HOLSTER. |
Retains faint arsenal stamp on flap. Nice oval, embossed “U.S.” Extremely fine crazing: no finish loss; All stitching 100%. Very discreet repair on brass flap closure finial; looks great. Very scarce; reasonably priced.
| 6K.232.W | $ 275.00 |
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| PATTERN 1872 U.S. ARMY STAFF COLONEL SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Russian style. Dark blue/ black field; silver heavily embroidered spread eagle; gold bullion cord knots. Excellent condition w/ very minor soiling. Very scarce. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.223.W | $ 525.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. ARMY INFANTRY FULL DRESS COAT. |
Enlistedman. Exc. cond. 4 or 5 no detracting moth nips; dark blue wood; white piping; white collar, white shoulder taps; white cuffs tail lining; muslin interior lining. All in nice cond. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.222.W | $ 450.00 |
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| U.S. NAVAL OFFICERS SERVICE CAP. |
Span Am War period. Pristine cond; perhaps never worn. Same design cap in use. Civil War thru Span Am War. Many photo depictions. Dark blue wool brim; bullion embroidered eagle/ shield/ anchors; officers bullion chin strap; tarred bill (visor). Leather sweatband; black sateen lining; outstanding “123 Fulton St./Smith/ New York” makers stamp. Nothing to criticize. No nicer example. Rare. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.221.W | $ 595.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL McKEEVER CADET AMMUNITION BOX. |
MFG’D. Ca 1876. Holds (20) 45-70 or 45-55 ctgs in internal woven linen loops. The cadet style (rare) has (2) brass frame buckle type fixtures and loops on the reverse for attachment via shoulder strap. Exc cond. Nice oval, embossed “US” on lid; retains sheet brass corner tabs; minimal to no crazing; no finish loss. Reverse retains exc “Watervliet Arsenal” stamp; sound closure tab. Interior is exc w/ inspector and piece worker stamps; retains period ID” Tripp D.76. Campbell” (evidently was issued twice). The 1st model has no provision on side for tool and leather backed loops (promoted verdigris). Subsequent models compensated for these problems.
| 6K.236.W | $ 195.00 |
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| USMC WWII .45 AUTO MAGAZINE POUCH. |
Manufactures under USMC contract by S. Froehlich and dated 1942. Exc, unused cond. Woven canvas const.
| 6K.237.W | $ 45.00 |
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| M-1865 U.S. SPRINGFIELD 1ST ALLIN CONVERSION. |
Premium example. Very scarce. Bright barrel w/ no tarnish; unfired bore; most exc bright barrel bands. Rear sight, breech block assembly retain 100% orig finish; mech as new. Well marked lockplate and hammer retain all original conversion finishes. Buttplate & triggerguard are smooth and bright w/ no tarnish. Stock has no handling marks; exc cartouche; premium. This is the nicest example currently available and among the nicest extant. Only 5,000 produced.
| 1K.271.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY FORAGE CAP (KEPI). |
The quintessential uniform item that defines the Indian War period and is instantly identifiable. Exc cond; no mothing; exc sweatband; extremely minor lining repair. Retains M.C. Lilley maker’s stamp. Tarred visor; M-1872 brass crossed sabers; officers bullion cord chin strap. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.220.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1884 5– BUTTON ENLISTEDMANS TUNIC (BLOUSE/ COAT). |
Along w/ the forage cap (kepi) this is a quintessential clothing article that defines the Indian War period. Instantly identifiable. Retains exc. Jeffersonville Depot Quartermaster Dept. Inspection stamp on left sleeve lining. Superb condition; no mothing; no repairs; none needed. Dark blue outer; lighter blue lining; (5) large eagle/ shield button front; (3) cuff eagle shield button each sleeve; white muslin sleeve lining; fancy pattern stitching on interior breast provided quilted type insulation; hooks in between buttons kept front closed tight; added sawtooth cloth on concealed leading edge effectively weatherstripped tunic. This tunic belonged to a trooper in a cold climate. Appears as a normal 5– buttons available.
| 10K.219.W | $ 695.00 |
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| PATT 1910 FIELD SERVICE TUNIC. |
Superb cond.; Drab color; retains all subdued bronze buttons; retains (1) lance corporal chevron. Border Wars period. Never a need to upgrade.
| 10K.218.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY DYER POUCH. |
Superb cond. Contained 45/55 carbine ctgs in fleece lined pouch suspended from a M-1872/74/85 waist belt via rear pouch loops. Absolutely outstanding oval embossed “US”; all fleece lining intact; very slight crazing on lid joint; bellows and remainder are perfect; rising sun Rock Island Arsenal stamped on reverse; no descrepancies. This is equal to the best I’ve had. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 18 “ Cavalry Equipment 1874” Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.242.W | $ 725.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL McKEEVER CTG BOX. |
Exc cond. No provision for tool (side bulge); brass corner tabs; (20) linen ctg loops; leather backing. Outstanding embossed oval “US”; interior is perfect; no crazing; no finish loss; sound and serviceable. One of the better examples I’ve had. For the 45/70 rifle or 45/55 carbine ctgs. The only example you’ll need.
| 6K.243.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TYPE I CIVIL WAR MUSKET. |
Premium cond. 1863 dated barrel and lockplate. No barrel band spring. Bright barrel w/ no tarnish; unfired bore; as new rear sight finish; well marked. Mottled lockplate; nice hammer colors. Smooth, bright, no tarnish on buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, ramrod. Stock is superb w/ no handling marks; (2) exc. cartouches; stock finishers initials. A premium example of the quintessential Civil War longarm.
| 1K.270.W | $ 4595.00 |
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| PATT 1861/72 U.S. ARMY STAFF MAJOR SHOULDER STRAPS. |
Pristine cond; rare; no descrepancies; matched pair. Great quality. Dark blue/ black field; gold bullion embroidered leaves; gold bullion border; fancy blue reverse. Nothing to criticize; none nicer. Worn on field service and undress uniforms to designate rank and undress branch. Outstanding display item.
| 10K.216.W | $ 425.00 |
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| PATT 1861/72 U.S. ARMY CAVALRY CAPTAIN SHOULDER STRAPS. |
Rare. Worn on field service and undress uniforms to designate rank and branch. Yellow/ orange field; gold bullion border; silver captain bars; blue/ black reverse. Some mothing on yellow/ orange field (app 5%); none on reverse; bullion and bars are exc. Cavalry straps are extremely scarce. Matched pair.
| 10K.213.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. 38 CAL. D/A CAVALRY FLAP HOLSTER. |
3rd Type. Russet leather. Very good to exc. cond. Some wear to oval embossed “US”; Rock Island Arsenal stamped and inspected flap; minor flap joint crazing; no finish loss; outstanding body; outstanding stitching. Very nice example.
| 6K.247.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1895 WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY RIFLE. |
SN 15XXX. 2nd contract production. Exc cond. Exc orig. bbl finish; minor muzzle thinning; very good to exc bore. Well marked receiver retains exc finish; mech exc. Buttplate, barrel band, triggerguard, forend cap, sling swivel base are concurrent w/ barrel & receiver; excellent. Stock and handguard have very few to no handling marks. One of the nicer example I’ve owned. Never a desire to upgrade. The pricing of the M-1895’s has escalated in the last 2-3 years. Dealers are purchasing similar or lesser examples for $3400-$3600. You’ll enjoy the condition of this example.
| 1K.269.W | $ 3295.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CIVIL WAR MUSKET 1ST TYPE. |
1863 dated. Superb as new. Perfect barrel surface; unfired bore; well marked. Hammer and lockplate (1863 dated) retains most original case colors. Stock has excellent reddish tone; nice cartouches; virtually no handling marks. Barrel bands, triggerguard, buttplate are exc. One of the finest on the market. M-1863 1st Type has no barrel band spring; barrel bands compress on barrel and stock via band screws. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.204.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD VARIANT KRAG CARBINE. |
No “Model” precedes the “1896” stamped on the receiver. SN 32XXX. Exc cond. Mfg’d. June, 1896. Barrel retains most original finish w/ some nondetracting wear near muzzle; very good to exc bore; correct rear sight w/ exc finish. Well marked receiver retains most original finish; magazine covers concur; mech exc. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel band are smooth with concurrent finishes. Exc stock w/ very few light handling; handguard same; retains exc cartouche and firing proof. A great example of an early production M-1896. Excellent collection addition.
| 1K.267.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
SN 26XXX. Mfg’d April, 1896. In the 2nd U.S. Cavalry range (one digit off known(s)). This unit was involved in the Santiago (Cuba) Campaign. Exc. cond. Barrel retains 85-90% origin blue w/ very minor thinning; exc bore w/ very pronounced rifling; correct rear sight; exc finish. Well marked receiver retains 80% plus original finish w/ some highpoint wear; correct bolt. Magazine covers concurs w/ receiver. All mech exc. Outstanding stock and handguard; retains exc cartouche and firing proof; very few to no handlign marks. Barrel band, saddle ring assembly, triggerguard, buttplate concur w/ receiver/ barrel. An extremely nice example. The only one you’ll need.
| 1K.266.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| USMC WWII M-7 45 AUTO SHOULDER HOLSTER. |
Superb cond. Complete w/ all straps and pad. Reverse stamped “USMC/ Boyt/ 45”. Outstanding oval, embossed “US” on the obverse. Outstanding example; never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.254.W | $ 250.00 |
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| PATT 1885 INFANTRY FIRST LIEUTENANT SHOULDER KNOTS (PADDLES). |
Worn on dress occasions. Russian style w/ intertwined bullion rope; white field; silver 1st Lt bars; dark blue reverse; sheet brass fastening mechanism; “39” between lieutenant bars. Maker stamped “JH Mc Kenney & Co/ New York”. Mfg’d 1885-87 as Mc Kenney became Ridabock in early 1888. Exc cond; minor soiling in field; (1) small moth nip on reverse of one; (2) small moth nips on reverse of the other. Absolute Outstanding display item.
| 10K.208.W | $ 425.00 |
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| USMC WWII GRENADE POUCH “U.S.M.C.” STENCILED. |
(2) horizontal compartment design; groin/ waist/ thigh stamp on upper compartment flap.
| 6K.256.W | $ 125.00 |
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| U.S. CAVALRY 45 CAVALRY 45 CAL. COLT/ SCHOFIELD “ROPES” HOLSTER. |
Fine to exc cond. Well known and extremely scarce. Origin refers to Capt. James Ropes 8th cavalry, Ft. Ringold, Tx. Who referred to this holster design in 1883 written correspondence and provided examples of the same. Purportedly mfgd at San Antonio arsenal. Essentially a late Civil War 44 cal Colt/ Remington Army percussion revolver large flap holster w/ Spanish style belt loop and (10) cartridge loops sewn to the holster body under the closed flap. Oval embossed “US” on flap w/ some wear. All stitching in exc cond; sound leather cond; some nondetracting fine crazing on flap; body finish is exc. serviceable cond. Very scarce; very few existent. Never a need to upgrade.
| 6K.257.W | $ 1450.00 |
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| PATT 1872 U.S. ARMY STAFF COLONEL SHOULDER KNOTS (PADDLES). |
Worn on dress occasions. Rare. Russian style w/ intertwined gold bullion rope. Dark blue field; silver bullion eagle in center of field; dark blue reverse; sheet brass fastening mechanism. Exc cond. thruout. None nicer. Exc pair.
| 10K.207.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. |
Exc cond. Retains early 1870 breech block w/ o “Model”. Standard production w/ rear sight 7/16” forward of receiver. Bright barrel has no tarnish; exc, bright bore; exc rear sight finish. Breech block retains 90-95% original black case hardening color; mech exc. Hammer and lockplate retain mottled coloration; well marked. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod are all bright and excellent. Stock has very few to no handling marks; retains (3) cartouches; outstanding. Only 12,000 total production. This is an great example.
| 1K.265.W | $ 2395.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL Mc KEEVER 45 CAL AMMUNITION BOX. |
Exc cond. This is an early 1st Model w/o the brass corner tabs. Outstanding oval embossed “US”; very limited crazing; sound belt loops; exc exterior finish. Interior is pristine. Holds (20) 45/70 or 45/55 ctgs; no provision for tool. Outstanding display piece.
| 6K.260.W | $ 195.00 |
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| ID’D CIVIL WAR INFANTRY CAPTAIN FULL DRESS EPAULETTES IN JAPANNED CASE. |
Extra fancy; unused cond. Silver bullion captain bars; gold bullion thruout; kersey circle w/ silver bullion surround w/ gold bullion “76” interior. Belonged to Colonel Charles H. Kebles of the 76th Ohio Volunteer Inf. Letter of Authenticity, regimental history, article on Kibler, letter copies promoting Kibler to asst adjutant general of his brigade. The 76th Ohio was definitely an illustration fighting unit, too many engagements to list. Some scratches on japanned case. Absolutely outstanding display piece.
| 10K.204.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| 1916 DATED “PUNITIVE EXPEDITION” SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN MAGAZINE. |
Exc cond. Color cover features armored car on the move w/ (3) troopers firing at horse mounted Mexicans. Foreground features bullet perforated sombrero on the ground. August 5, 1916 issue is entitled “Our Army” and highlights all motorized vehicles deployed by the Army at that time including the armored car. Related short articles within the magazine are: “Substituting Gasoline for Horseflesh”, “The Field Artillery of the United States”, “Organization of the United States Army”, “How an Army Hears” (features Signal Corp field telephone we sold some months ago), “Our Cavalry”, “The Machine Gun” (Lewis, Maxim, Benet– Mercier), and “Sanitary Service”. Many other articles/ advertisements lay in between. 100% intact and readable. (40) pages. Rare.
| 12K.353.W | $ 135.00 |
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| USMC WWII STENCILED 45 AUTO MAGAZZINE POUCH. |
Hold (2) magazines; drab canvas; pronounced “U.S.M.C.” stenciled on flap; maker/ date (1943) stenciled on reverse. New, unissued cond.
| 6K.263.W | $ 175.00 |
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| U.S. NAVY OFFICERS GREAT COAT– SPAN AM WAR. |
Outstanding cond. A companion piece with 10K.202 U.S. Navy Officers frock coat, epauletts and dress saber belt. Blue/ black; sateen lining; double breasted; plain gutta percha buttons [(2) columns of (5)]; (3) service stripes. Very hig quality; near perfect cond. Dramatic display piece.
| 10K.203.W | $ 425.00 |
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| U.S. ARMY OFFICERS VEST– INDIAN WARS/ SPAN AM. |
Very high quality; hand sewn. Blue/ black woolen fabric; (4) front pockets; (7) eagle/ shield buttons; white silk lining w/ pattern (snowflake?). Unused cond. For dress or undress use. Outstanding for display. Late 19th Century.
| 10K.201.W | $ 395.00 |
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| USMC 3rd MODEL Mc KEEVER AMMUNITION BOX. |
Very good to fine condition. Holds (20) 45/70 ctgs. In linen loops w/canvas backing. Front displays pronounced oval embossed “U.S.M.C.”Minimal crazing on scabbard body obverse and reverse; some crazing on belt loops and closure tab. Loops are sound and serviceable. “Rock Island/Arsenal” stamped closure tab is slightly delicate Rare ctg box; outstanding display piece.
| 6K.268.W | $ 525.00 |
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| M-1866 U.S. SPRINGFIELD 2ND ALLIN CONVERSION. |
Superb cond. Bright bbl w/ no tarnish; very good to exc bore; exc rear sight finish. Breech block retains most original black case hardening color; rare armory lightening cuts on block underside; mech exc. Lockplate & hammer retain mottled coloration. Triggerguard, barrel bands, buttplate, cleaning rod all bright with extremely little to no tarnish. Stock is extremely sharps w/ no handling marks apparent; retains (3) cartouches in exc cond. One of the nicest stocks we’ve had. An outstanding example; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.264.W | $ 2295.00 |
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| 1917 DATED “HANDBOOK OF THE VICKERS MACHINE GUN MODEL OF 1915 WITH PACK OUTFITS AND ACCESSORIES”. |
Soft bound; (70) pages; perfect cond; many illustrations and photographs. Covers all aspects of use, repair, trouble shooting,
pack harnesses. Special equipment, etc. Excellent for display, research or reference.
| 12K.351.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1895 CHILEAN MAUSER. |
SN H6524. As new cond. Mfg’d in 1895. All matching w/ perfect 1895 dated cartouche on buttstock and perfect Chilean crest is 100% in very respect. None nicer. Antique.
| 1K.263.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. CAVALRY DRESS CAP ENLISTEDMAN. |
Perfect cond. Outstanding lining, sweatband, visor. No mothing. Double yellow band and Cavalry insignia. Finest example.
| 10K.196.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY FORAGE CAP (KEPI). |
Outstanding, pristine cond. As good as the best example. W/ 1872 Cavalry insignia. The quintessential Indian Wars uniform item– readily identifiable.
| 10K.195.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY FORAGE CAP W/ M-1872 CROSSED SABER INSIGNIA. |
Distinctive kepi/ chasseur pattern. Perfect cond. No descrepancies. The one uniform item most readily identifiable with the Indian Wars. Never a need to upgrade.
| 10K.194.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. |
Premium cond. SN 405XXX. This rifle is 100% including breech block. Buttstock w/ some typical high point wear at toe and where it breaks on to comb. Very minute non detracting stock darkening at spots within 1/2” of buttstock. A premium rifle at a reasonable price. Never a need to upgrade.
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| 1K.262.W | $ 1995.00 |
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| M-1896 EARLY BLACK .38 CAL. D/A FLAP HOLSTER. |
Very good to exc. cond. No crazing; retains 100% black finish; retains “Rock Island/ Arsenal/ W.T.G.” stamp on flap. Some wear to oval embossed “US”. Retains original plug. Sound, serviceable cond. Exc example.
| 6K.277.W | $ 325.00 |
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| USMC MODEL MILLS WOVEN AUTO PISTOL HOLSTER FOR M-1911 45 CAL. |
Rare. Limited mfg’d ca. 1914-18. Exc cond. Lift-the-dot flap closure; riveted brass end cap; belt suspension wire ; Mills woven construction. Featured in Meadow’s book. Sought after.
| 6K.278.W | $ 695.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR U.S. ARMY SHOULDER SCALES. |
Exc. cond. The last vestige of body armour remaining; worn on a Civil War shell jacket over the shoulders; intended to deflect a saber blow to the shoulders. Brass construction w/ fish like scale patterning. Matched pair retains generous uncleaned patina. Excellent for display.
| 10K.191.W | $ 295.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR ENLISTEDMAN’S SHOULDER SCALES. |
Worn on the shoulders of a Cavalry, Infantry or Artillery shell jacket (field service). Stamped brass construction. The last vestige of body armor; meant to deflect a saber blow to the shoulder area. Excellent, uncleaned, even patina. Excellent cond.
| 10K.190.W | $ 295.00 |
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| BURNSIDE CARBINE U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR. |
5th type w/ receiver side screw. 90% original barrel finish w/ minor thinning; mirror bore; 100% rear sight finish. Well marked receiver is very sharp; mech exc; finish has silvered; uniform thinned finish remains on breechblock, lever and tang. Outstanding stocks w/ (2) distinct cartouches; very few to no handling marks. Metal fixtures are smooth and sharp w. patina finish. A very sharp example.
| 1K.261.W | $ 2295.00 |
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| M-1879 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CARBINE. |
SN 182 XXX star. Exc cond. Retains 100% orig bbl finish w/ modest thinning; nice proofs; exc. bore. Receiver retains exc orig finish; breechblock retains 40% orig color w/ balance mottling; tang retain 100% orig color. Correct lockplate and hammer are exc. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel and, saddlering assembly all exc. Stock retains nice SWP/ 1881 cartouche and firing proof. Exc example.
| 1K.260.W | $ 2195.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MUSKET TYPE II. |
Superb cond. 1864 dated lockplate/ barrel w/ barrel band springs (Type I no barrel band springs). Outstanding barrel in the white w/ no tarnish or descrepancies; perfect cond; unfired bore; 100% rear sight finish. Lockplate has nice patterning w/ mottled colors; outstanding hammer. Stock has no handling marks; (2) cartouches; supreme cond. All metal fixtures and cleaning rod are 100%. One of the nicest examples available; never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.260.W | $ 4595.00 |
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| M-1884 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CADET RIFLE. |
SN 565XXX. All correct. 90% original barrel finish; some minute mottling; outstanding bore; well marked; Buffington rear sight. Receiver concurs w/ barrel; mech exc; well marked. 1884 dated breechblock has sharp lines w/ mottled finish; well marked. Lockplate and hammer concur w/ barrel/ receiver. Stock has very few to no handling marks; exc cartouche and firing proof. Buttplate, triggerguard, cleaning rod, barrel bands, forend cap concur w/ all metal components; excellent. A great example w/ never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.259.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1870 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. |
Premium example. This is a 100% longarm. Outstanding bright barrel w/ no tarnish or anomalies; unfired bore; 100% rear sight finish. Receiver and breechblock retain 100% orig black case hardened color. Lockplate (1864 dated) and hammer retain 100% color (case hardening quenched in water). Rare feature. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod are 100%. Stock retains (4) cartouches and “L” proof; no handling marks; light color hue. No better example anywhere.
| 1K.259.W | $ 3195.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. INFANTRY FORAGE CAP. “COFFEE CAN” STYLE. |
A very reasonable example. Sweat band is in very good condition; sound. Some moth nips on crown and sides. Excellent visor. Sateen lining is in very good cond. Retains period infantry screwback insignia “10th Infantry/ Company D”. The 10th Infantry was envolved in the Santiago “Cuba” Campaign suffering (5) killed and (40) wounded. Nice example.
| 10K.189.W | $ 295.00 |
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| US ARMY MILLS TAN DOUBLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT. |
30/40 Cal. 100 ctgs. Span Am War. Very good condition. Some soiling.
| 7k.038 .W | $ 235.00 |
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| CIVIL WAR PERIOD FLAT TOP BEAVER HAT. |
Large size . Similar to that worn by Phil Sheridan in several famous illustrations of the General. Minor wear in areas of the felt. Sound and usable. Excellent satin lining and maker’s label. Outstanding display piece.
| 10K.185.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1898 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CARBINE. SN 134XXX. |
SN 134XXX. The last of the arsenal produced saddlering carbines. Only 5,000 mfg’d with most converted to M-1899 configuration. This example retains its original M-1896 configuration. Mfg’d. August, 1898. 100% orig bbl finish; very slight wear at muzzle; exc bore; correct rear sight. Receiver retains great level of finish w/ some mottling; very well marked; mech exc.; magazine covers concur w/ receiver. Stock retain exc cartouche and firing proof w/ virtually no handling marks. Exc handguard. Buttplate, saddlering assembly, barrel band are exc. An extremely nice example of this most popular Krag carbine.
| 1K.258.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY HORSE HAIR PLUME. |
Lemon-yellow w/ some age fade to a paler shade. Regulation 14” length. Never seen for sale. Guaranteed original.
| 10K.180.W | $ 350.00 |
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| MILLS DOUBLE LOOP U.S. CAVALRY CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Rare variation with Mills woven saber straps. Blue belt and straps w/ brass wire hooks on ring mount straps ends and larger wire hooks that secure saber straps to belt. Mills patent info found on sheet brass fixtures on both straps. Parade hook present on longer strap. Extremely rare. Belt and woven saber straps in exc. cond. Call for complete description.
| 7k.054.W | $ 995.00 |
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| M-1885 U.S. MARINE CORP DRESS TUNIC. |
Similar in appearance to the M-1885 U.S. Army dress tunic, except shoulder tabs are sewn in place on the USM tunic. All correct; exc cond; no mothing. Outstanding display piece. Rare. Not many Marines.
| 10K.179.W | $ 595.00 |
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| PATTERN 1886 U.S. BELT PLATE |
Distinctive "H" style. Cast brass w/ pronounced oval "US". This example is gilded (gold washed) and is in exc cond. Most commonly used w/ a Mills ctg belt.
| 7k.056 .W | $ 185.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL PRAIRIE BELT. |
Uncut, unaltered, full length billet. Holds (54) 45/55 ctgs in linen loops. Watervielt Arsenal stamped billet is 13" in length; great cond. Belt linen fabric front and rear is exc. Loops demonstrate some wear and frying. General belt appearance and cond is exc. This is the narrow 2" wide belt mfgd in 1876. Examples of these and all other Prairie belts are very close to nonexistant.
| 7k.057.W | $ 595.00 |
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| PATT 1839 REGULATION U.S. CIVIL WAR BELT PLATE |
Oval; raised "US"; arrowback. Mfg'd. ca. 1863-65. Outstanding uncleaned patina front and rear. Very mild salt and pepper on portions of front. Slight handling marks on raised rim front. Guaranteed 100% original.
| 7K.058.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1887 MILLS SINGLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT |
45 loops for 45/50 cartridges. Excellent cond. This type retains sheet brass belt ends w/ brass wire length adjusters. "C" closure. No frayed loops; excellent color; uncleaned patina.
| 7K.059.W | $ 250.00 |
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| 3rd MODEL U.S. ARMY PRAIRIE BELT W/ ACCOUNTREMENT RINGS |
Essentially a 2nd model ordered by Fort Abraham Lincoln in 1879 w/ three accoutrement rings installed integral with lower stitch line and riveted in place. Hold (54) 45/55 or 45/70 cartridges in linen fabric loops. Accoutrement rings would accommodate a prairie scabbard bayonet; trowel bayonet; etc,. This example is a pristine example. Outstanding Watervielt Arsenal/ A.R. Smith and piece worker (C.R.) stamps. Nothing to criticize. Finest example.
| 7K.060.W | $ 750.00 |
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| METCALF U.S. CAVALRY BELT OF 1881. |
With the advent of the loop cartridge belt, equipment modifications began to allow various accoutrements including holsters to be suspend from the cartridge belt. This meant the elimination of a number of ctg. Loops. Chief of Staff Sherman mandated cartridge belts to be used to capacity with cartridges only, these, the Metcalf belt was designed to wear underneath the cartridge belt and suspend a saber, pistol ctgs, holster and accoutrements. In use until holster and loops were increased in size to fit over the loaded ctg. Belt (about 4 years ). This example is in nice cond with a minor repair to the Mills pistol ctg loops (backing was restiched ); excellent loops. Overall excellent condition.M-1874 sales straps not include
| 7k.061.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| MILS DOUBLE LOOP SPAN AM WAR CARTRIDGE BELT FOR 30/40 KRAG |
Holds (100) ctgs. Dark blue woven fabric; sheet brass belt ends; brass wire adjustment. Exc. cond; no fraying; as new. Period stenciled on reverse "E 311" meaning 3rd Infantry, Co E, Soldier 11. Great example.
| 7K.062.W | $ 295.00 |
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| MILLS DOUBLE LOOP SPAN. AM. WAR CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Blue color. Excellent cond. W/all loops present (50). Holds (100) 30 cal. Ctgs. Exc. Age patina on metal fixtures.
| 7K.063.W | $ 285.00 |
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| MILLS DOUBLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT FOR THE 30/40 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG. |
Holds (100) cartridges in woven loops. Blue. Belt appears unused; no fraying; no worn areas. Numeral "15" stenciled on interior in white. All brass fixtures present and in pristine cond.
| 7K.064.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1859 CAVALRY SABER BELT SHOULDER STRAP. |
Bridle leather. Flat brass wire hooks on both ends w/ one keeper. Excellent unused cond.
| 7K.065.W | $ 150.00 |
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| MILLS DOUBLE LOOP SPAN AM WAR CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Holds (100) 30/40 Krag cartridges in dark blue standard issue woven looped belt. " C " closure; sheet brass belt ends. Excellent cond; no fraying; no repairs.
| 7K.066.W | $ 325.00 |
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| PATT. 1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
Excellent cond. w/ generous uncleaned patina. Distinctive oval embossed “US”. Army standard for (30) years.
| 7K.067.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY WAIST BELT SABER SLIDES. |
Brass frame w/ lower slot fit M-1872/74/85 waist belt and provided attachment recepticle for saber sling ( strap ) brass attachment hooks. Two were utilized; one w/ parade hook; the other w/o parade hook. Needed to complete an 1874 cavalry belt rig. Have both varieties. Exc cond.
| 7K.068-071.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY WAIST BELT W/ BRAS HASP AND KEEPER. |
Army standard for thirty years. Distinctive design. Some finish crazing; no finish loss; sound cond; some extra sizing holes. Exc. for display. Stitched, riveted end retains hasp for use w/ 1872/74/85 cast brass belt plate.
| 7K.072-074.W | $ 80.00 |
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| 1st MODEL PRAIRIE BELT. |
Narrow belt version (the earliest) mfgd Ca 1876. Extremely scarce. The first standardized arsenal produced cartridge belt. Unaltered. Canvas covered leather belt; 2”wide; 54 applied loops; 7-3/4” uncut billet. For 45/70 ctgs ( Infantry ) or 45/55 ctgs ( Cavalry ). Excellent cond; canvas and loops are 100%; billet retains arsenal and inspector stamps; some crazing no finish loss. Sound, exc cond.; could be used. Retains period unit stenciling on reverse that is partially obscured. This is the only 1st Model I’ve had in a number of years. Stylized “ Battle of the little Bighorn” prints picture this belt.
| 7K.075.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| 2nd MODEL PRAIRIE BELT. |
Wider belt version mfg’d Ca. 1877-80. Canvas covered leather belt; 54 loops for 45/70 & 45/55 ctgs; brass frame buckle; leather billet. This is a full length example w/ some anomalies that will display nicely. All loops intact; minor wear on ( 3 ); uncut billet missing upper layer of leather ( two halves sewn together); exc frame buckle; rear of belt has break in ( 1 ) spot. A very nice display example; Modestly priced.
| 7K.076.W | $ 225.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1886 U.S. CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
For use w/ U.S. Mills ctg. Belts. Indian Wars/ Span Am War. Used by the Army during the Wounded Knee Campaign. Exc cond; uncleaned patina; w/ attachment wires.
| 7K.080-081.W | $ 225.00 |
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| ORIGINAL M-1886 NJ ( NEW JERSEY MILITIA ) CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
For use w/ U.S. Mills ctg. belts. Span Am War. Exc, cond.; uncleaned patina; w/ attachment wires.
| 7K.082.W | $ 145.00 |
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| EARLY U.S. BLUE MILLS SINGLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Cloth bound belt ends; 50 loops; no grommets; “C” closure. For the Springfield 45/70. Belt is in exc cond. w/ some color fading; no fraying; no repairs. Late 1880’s early 1890’s mfgd.
| 7K.084.W | $ 160.00 |
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| MILLS U.S. TAN DOUBLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Holds ( 100 ) 30/40 cartridges for the Springfield Krag. Span Am War. Superb, unused cond. w/ no anomalies to describe. All metal fixtures retain rich, uncleaned patina.
| 7K.085.W | $ 260.00 |
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| POST CIVIL WAR U.S. ARMY OFFICER’S CHAPEAU. |
Mfg’d by Ames Sword Co. Ca 1881. Gilt ornamentation on right side features black silk rosette, broiled bullion loop, staff button and M-1872 cap eagle. Interior is lined w/ red satin and retains outstanding makers markings. Exterior felt demonstrates scattered wear. Ostrich feathers are excellent. These chapeaus were worn on occasion by General Officers and Officers of the General Staff. A standard headgear item since Ca. 1800, they were warn during ceremonial occasions until 1858 when they were authorized for general wear. A style changed occurred in late 1859 regarding crown style ( flat or formed ) and number of feathers ( only (2) if below the rank of field officers ). An official description was not written un 1912, however at a minimum, illustration
| 10K.175.W | $ 0.00 |
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| MILLS U.S. BLUE SINGLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT W/ NEW YORK MILITIA BELT PLATE. |
For the 45/70 Springfield. Span Am War. Belt has sheet brass belt ends w/ integral brass wire keepers. Excellent cond; no anomalies to describe; no fraying; exc color; uncleaned patina. Has original sheet brass NY plate w/ hasp. Exc. example.
| 7K.088.W | $ 235.00 |
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| MILLS U.S. BLUE DOUBLE LOOP CARTRIDGE BELT W/ NEW YORK MILITIA BELT PLATE. |
For the 30/40 Springfield Krag. Span Am War. Belt has sheet brass belt ends w/ integral brass wire keepers. Superb, unused cond. Brass fixtures and belt plate will need slight cleaning. Belt is equal to the best.
| 7K.089.W | $ 275.00 |
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| M-1851 U.S. CAVALRY BUFF LEATHER CIVIL WAR SABER BELT. |
Complete w/ buff leather shoulder strap. In pristine, unissued cond. w/ Patt. 1851 waist belt plate w/ matching numbered hasp. Mfg’d by J. Davy, Newark, N.J.. Partial maker stamp retained. Very distinctive, outstanding appearance. Uncleaned patina on metal fixtures. Comprised of waist belt, belt plate, hasp, D-rings, box ring, long strap, short strap, shoulder strap. Mfg’d Ca 1863/64. None nicer.
| 7K.090.W | $ 1995.00 |
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| PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY RIFLE CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Mfg’d Ca. 1902. The Philippine Constabulary ( constables ) was a native military force officered by U.S. Army personel. They were active during the Philippine Insurrection that lasted until Ca. 1910. Their ordnance was provided by the U.S. Army of which several items were modified in Manila for their own use. This belt w/ interlocking circular buckle was modified from a leather waist belt by adding continuous loops expertly stitched to the existing belt to hold ( 30 ) carbine ctgs ( 30/40 ). The belt and belt plates were originally mfgd by Rock Island Arsenal. Exc cond; very minimal crazing; no finish loss. Belt plate retains rich uncleaned patina. Very rare. See “American Military Belts and Related Equipment” by R. Stephen Dorsey pp. 111-112.
| 7K.091.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| BENECIA ARSENAL M-1872/74/85 WAIST BELT. |
Perfect cond. The nicest piece of antique leather I’ve owned. Ultra clear ( new cond.) Arsenal stamp. Supple as new leather. Outstanding. Guaranteed original. Rare.
| 7K.093.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. CAVALRY ENLISTEDMAN’S/ NONCOM DRESS CAP. |
Distinctive bell crown design. Two yellow stripes denote Cavalry branch. Exc cond.; no mothing; no repairs; exc lining; exc visor; exc chin strap. Retains 8th Cav. Co. E screwback insignia. Outstanding for display.
| 10K.174.W | $ 395.00 |
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| PATTERN 1902 CAVALRY OFFICERS FULL DRESS TROUSERS. |
Kersey blue w/ 1-1/2” wide yellow Cavalry stripe down each leg. Button fly; buckle and tabs waist adjustment; pockets. Normal size; approx. 33-36. Exc condition; no mothing no repairs; exc lining.
| 10K.171.W | $ 325.00 |
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| M-1851 U.S. CAVALRY CIVIL WAR BUFF LEATHER BELT RIG. |
Complete w/ saber and shoulder straps. Premium cond. Benchmarks on hasp and beltplate match. Outfit appears unused. Outstanding appearance.
| 7K.097.W | $ 1995.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. MILLS BELT PLATE AND (2) CARTRIDGE BELT. |
The earliest Mills “H” belt plate. Die struck, rolled brass. The hasp forms the leftside (for the wearer) border of the plate. Very few surviving examples as hasp tongue was sweated to plate body. The sweat joint did not hold up under severe condition and the belt plates came apart. This example is in exc cond w/ generous patina. Accompanied by (2) early tan Mills ctg belts; (1) in exc cond. w/ period stencil “F 15 6” meaning Company F, Soldier # 15, 6th Infantry; (1) early variant belt w/ numerous eyelets extending to the belt plate. Extremely rare ensemble.
| 7K.099 .W | $ 1595.00 |
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| SPAN AM WAR MILLS DOUBLE LOOP BLUE 30/40 KRAG CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Pristine unused cond. Holds 100 ctgs. Excellent, uncleaned patina on brass fixtures. No nicer example.
| 7K.101.W | $ 275.00 |
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| FT. BOWIE M-1877 U.S. SPRINGFIELD SHOOTING COMPETITION RIFLE. |
SN 81XXX. 1877 dated cartouche. Only (16) rifles mfg’d in 1877. Very rare. Rifle retains sight hood and marksman rear sight with windage adjustment. 100% original barrel finish; mirror bore; outstanding proofs. Marksman rear sight is Springfield manufactured on M-1877 base w/ M-1877 elevator attached to horizontal thumb wheel windage adjustment screw. (can be seen on pp 57 of Bannerman’s 1907 surplus catalogue). Receiver retains near 100% orig finish w/ limited highpoint wear; correct breechblock retain exc orig color. Correct hammer and lockplate. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, nosecap, cleaning rod are exc w/ great finish levels. Exc stock retains period stamp in 5/16” tall letters “Fort
| 1K.257.W | $ 4995.00 |
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| M-1890 U.S. ARMY TAN SUMMER HELMET. |
Cork construction w/ canvas cloth covering. Differs from the M-1880 summer helmet in that the M-1890 has a rear lobster tail shape that provided greater sun protection for the neck. Exterior is exc w/ very minor wear on a portion of the lobster tail edging only. Green interior lining shows some degradation. Sweat band is near excellent. Excellent display condition.
| 10K.169.W | $ 265.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY LEATHER WAIST BELT. |
Standard use from 1872 thru the Span Am War. Brass hasp affixed by leather loop, rivets and stitching one end; round wire hook affixed w/ rivets opposite end; keeper. Very good cond; sound and serviceable; supple; minor crazing; no finish loss; bench mark number on hasp. Several non detracting extra adjustment holes. Outstanding for display. Correct for M-1872/74/85 cast brass belt plates. (No belt plate).
| 7K.104.W | $ 125.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. ARMY BELT PLATE. |
Eagle/ wreath design; cast brass construction. Used w/ a M-1872/74/85 waist belt or in conjunction w/ a dress saber belt. Retains gilt highlights. Exc cond.
| 7K.105.W | $ 175.00 |
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| PATTERN 1826 BREAST PLATE. U.S. CIVIL WAR. |
Worn on a musket cartridge box shoulder straps; center over the breast. Depicts eagle clutching arrows and oak leaves. Retains exc. “W. H. Smith/ Brooklyn” maker stamp on reverse. Exc original cond. w/ completely uncleaned dark patina on obverse; retaining hook (3) have eroded on reverse. Outstanding display piece.
| 7K.106.W | $ 195.00 |
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| 3 RD MODEL U.S. ARMY PRAIRIE BELT. |
Dimensionally the same as the 2nd model except (3) accoutrement rings were added ca. 1879 for use at Fort A. Lincoln. Nice example; full length; billet; nice loops; some billet wear; retains partial “Watervliet Arsenal” and inspectors stamp. Holds 45/55 or 45/70 ctgs. Exc. for display. Reverse retains period unit stencil “3 F 2 “. Third Infantry, Company F, Soldier #2.
| 7K.107.W | $ 595.00 |
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| M-1910 NCO AND ENLISTEDMANS GARRISON BELT. |
Large “H” instead of “US” in center designates headquarters staff usage. Belt is in exc cond w/ some wear to (1) adjustment position on reverse of belt; no other anomalies. Retains magazine pouch; fine cond; some soiling;. Outstanding patina remains on belt plate/ hasp keepers. Great display piece.
| 7K.108.W | $ 395.00 |
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| SPAN AM 38 CAL. MILLS REVOLVER CTG BELT W/ STAMPED BRASS U.S. PLATE. |
Full length; 45 loops; cloth belt ends; (2) loops have very minor separation. Retains field modified suspender buckle frames affixed to the belt at suspender locations (about 1/2” x 1/2” each); can be removed. Outstanding original buckle and hasp; retains generous uncleaned patina. For Colt’s DA 38 cal service revolver and holster. Exc example.
| 7K.109.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1887 MILLS BLUE SINGLE LOOP CTG. BELT. |
Ca late Indian Wars/ Span Am War. Holds (45) or 30/40 ctgs. Has sheet brass belt ends w/ wire keeper. “C” closure. Exc cond; uncleaned patina all brass fixtures; modest surface soiling; no torn loops; no repairs; none needed.
| 7K.110-111.W | $ 185.00 |
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| M-1880 U.S. INFANTRY TAN SUMMER HELMET. |
Retains original spike, spike/ plume base, white finish chin strap; infantry side buttons, 3rd Infantry helmet plate. Exterior is very good to excellent w/ minor soil staining. Interior is vg to exc w/ minor discrepancy on perimeter of green lining. Sweatband retains contract stamp; exc cond. A rare example of a true M-1880.
| 10K.168.W | $ 825.00 |
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| PATTERN 1886 US ARMY CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
“H” design w/ pronounced raised oval “US”, Exc cond w/ generous uncleaned patina. Photographic evidence of usage includes the Battle of Wounded Knee. Will mount on standard, double loop or Cavalry Mills belts. W/ wire attachments.
| 7K.113.W | $ 250.00 |
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| M-1910 U.S. ARMY OFFICER’S GARRISON BELT. |
Mills mfg’d. Pristine cond. Retains (2) magazine pouches and holster attachment slide. Never a need to upgrade.
| 7K.114.W | $ 350.00 |
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| M-1866 U.S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE– 2ND ALLIN CONVERSION. |
50/70 caliber. Outstanding cond., Bright barrel w/ no tarnish; unfired bore; correct rear sight. Breech block assembly retains most original black case colors; well marked; mech. Exc. 1864 dated lock plate retains mottled patterning. Very nice stock w/ oval “ESA” cartouche; buttplate, triggerguard; barrel bands in exc., bright cond. Very few to no handling marks. Made famous at the “Wagon Box Fight” in 1867 where very few dedicated infantrymen held the Indian onslaught at bay with their new breech loaders. Exc. example.
| 1K.205.W | $ 1995.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
Distinctive raised oval “US”; rectangular shape. In use for 30 plus years thruought the Indian and Span Am Wars. Carries the same association as the oval shaped Civil War belt plate. This example has a high copper content (reddish in color) and is construed to be of later I.W. manufacture. Excellent cond. Will provide w/ correct 1885 waist belt and hasp if desired for $100 additional. Belt is in exc cond. (HOLD)
| 7K.117.W | $ 245.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY CAST BRASS BELT PLATE. |
Distinctive raised oval “US”; rectangular shape. Readily identifiable. Generous uncleaned patina. Exc cond. Will provide w/ correct 1874 or 1885 waist belt and hasp if desired for $100 additional. 1874 belt is in very good cond; 1885 belt is in exc. cond.
| 7K.118.W | $ 245.00 |
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| MILLS CAVALRY CTG BELT SPAN AM WAR. |
Holds (100) 30/40 U.S. Krag cartridges in integrally woven loops (double loops); provision for (12) 38 cal revolver ctgs in loops adjacent to “C” closure; “D” ring suspended by leather chape on lower edge of belt for saber attachment. Tan color (color most often seen in Span Am images). Belt appears unused; exc cond. Uncleaned patina (heavy) on brass fixtures. A very scarce, popular Span Am collector’s item.
| 7K.119.W | $ 850.00 |
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| SABER SLIDE FOR M-1874 CAVALRY WAIST BELT. |
One only. Used in pairs (one with parade hook). Fit on 1874 leather waist belt; accommodated saber sling (straps) attachments. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Brass frame 1”x 2-1/2” w/ lower brass loop for strap. Scarce.
| 7K.120.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1874 U.S. CAVALRY SABER SLIDE W/ PARADE HOOK. |
In pairs, saber slides suspended saber slings and cavalry saber from a M-1872/74/85 waist belt. Exactly as depicted in Ordnance Memoranda No. 18 “Cavalry Equipment 1874”. Brass frame construction; brass swivel hook; uncleaned patina; exc cond. Very scarce0
| 7K.122.W | $ 175.00 |
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| M-1876 U.S. ARMY 2ND MODEL PRAIRIE BELT. |
Fine to exc cond. Linen over leather construction; designed to hold (54) 45/55 or 45/70 ctgs. All loops are intact; very minute fraying on some lower loop edges; no repairs; non needed. Retains Watervliet Arsenal and Smith inspector stamps on billet; short billet variety; exc fabric on reverse; only (1) extra billet hole; some billet crazing; no finish loss. Outstanding display piece. Prairie belts have vanished and increased exponentially in price. This is modest for this quality example.
| 7K.123.W | $ 750.00 |
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| M-1886 MILLS WOVEN CAVALRY CARTRIDGE BELT. |
Designed to hold (45) 45/55 ctgs. Has (3) yellow stripes running along the line of loops w/ leather billet one end and brass frame buckle opposite end. Similar to the M-1881 Cavalry ctg belt, but, proportionately smaller (not as wide) w/ no saber attachment ring. Extremely rare, I haven’t had one for 9-10 years. Exactly as depicted in Dorsey’s “American Military Belts and Related Equipment” page 83. Superb cond.; woven section is in unissued, unused cond; billet demonstrates very mild crazing w/ no finish loss; full length. Buckle end is in pristine cond. “The last true Prairie Belt” Museum quality.
| 7K.124.W | $ 1895.00 |
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| M-1881 4TH U.S. CAVALRY WOVEN CARTRIDGE BELT BILLET. |
Exc cond. retains “A/4/50” meaning 4th U.S. Cavalry, Company A, Trooper 50. Designed to hold (50) 45/55 carbine cartridges. Retains leather chape w/ “D” ring and parade hook for saber attachment. All leather components in exc cond w/ no crazing nor finish loss. No extra billet holes. No anomalies. Extremely rare in this condition and with this provenance.
| 7K.125.W | $ 1095.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 U.S. ARMY BELT PLATE. |
Rectangular cast brass w/ raised oval “US”. The quintessential uniform item of the Indian Wars, instantly recognizeable. This may have been an officer’s as there is very even gilt in the low relief area and some gilt remaining on the reverse. Exc cond. Hasp included.
| 7K.126.W | $ 295.00 |
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| ORIGINAL 1874 Co. L 4th US. CAVALRY UNITED STATES ARMY CAVALRY TACTICS. |
Orange/ yellow cover; pocket version; brass closure clasp. Retained label on inside front cover states “This book is the property of the U.S./ for the use of/ Company L/ of the 4th U.S. Cavalry/ it will be accounted for on the muster rolls of the Company”. Very rare. I haven’t owned an early I.W. pocket version for about (5) years. Exc cond; shows use; (527) pages; exc binding; readable; outstanding label. Many illustrations; depicts cavalrymen w/ 1872 helmets and uniform; Sharps carbines. Not delicate; excellent for display.
| 12K.340.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. SPRINGFIELD CAVALRY CARBINE. |
SN 274XX. In the 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry range (four number off). Smooth barrel retains 85-90% original finish beginning to thin; great bore; correct rear sight. Very well marked receiver retains thinning finish; mech exc.; all correct. Outstanding stock w/ very few to no handling marks; nice cartouche and firing proof; exc. handguard; buttplate, triggerguard barrel band retain most original finish beginning to thin; nice metal cond. An very sharp example.
| 1K.206.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| M-1872 U.S. CAVALRY HELMET PLATE. |
Utilized with the Patt 1872 lobster tail helmet and modifications. Branch of service was not designated by crossed rifles, etc. as a component of the helmet plate itself. Unit designations, etc. were applied to the eagle’s shield. In unused cond.
| 10K.164.W | $ 135.00 |
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| M-1912 USMC WOVEN PISTOL BELT. |
Early type “T” closure; plain magazine pouch snap; “USMC” stamped vertically near hook end of belt; two flap keepers; all brass components; tan color. Very minor unravel in (2) 1/2” locations and (1) 3/4” location on lower edge of belt (repaired). Very unusual vertical “USMC” stamp (most have 2nd type “T” closure w/ USMC horiz. w/ larger letters). Scarce.
| 7K.130.W | $ 150.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S. ARMY WEBBED OFFICERS/ MOUNTED PISTOL BELT. |
Perfect, unused cond. Suitable for both M-1912 and M-1916 holsters. Familiar webbed design; early type closure.; w/snap for magazine pouch; chape and “D” ring for M-1902 Officers Saber. Retains 100% subdued finish; no descrepancies.
| 7K.131.W | $ 195.00 |
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| PERIOD U.S. ARMY HELMET PLATE. |
Stamped sheet brass, dimensionally the same as the M-1872 and M-1881. Lacks branch and unit designation. One 1/32” hole in shield accommodated applied unit numeral. Exc cond.
| 10K.163.W | $ 60.00 |
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| M-1912 USMC WOVEN PISTOL BELT. |
2nd type “T” closure; plain magazine pouch snap; “USMC” stamped horizontally near hasp end of belt in 5/8” high letters; all brass components. Exc cond w/ no descrepancies. Retains Marine’s initials on reverse “ABY”. Light tan color.
| 7K.133.W | $ 175.00 |
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| U.S.N. SPAN AM WAR ABLE SEAMAN'S CAP. |
Wide, flat felt, "DONALD DUCK" style. Extra wide diameter as they were during the period. Tally ribbon displays "U.S. Navy" in 3/4" high letters. Excellent condition; no mothing; no repairs; none needed. Exc. lines. Very scarce.
| 10K.161.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1863 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MUSKET TYPE I. |
Mfg’d in 1863. Superb cond. High grade example. The Type I was mfg’d without barrel band springs. Outstanding bright barrel retains “as new” barrel date and proofs; unfired bore; excellent eagle on bolster. Stock retains (2) cartouches and is in unused cond. Lockplate retains mottled case colors; hammer retains exc colors; mech exc. Buttplate, triggerguard, barrel bands, cleaning rod are “as new”. A premium example of a mid war musket. Never a need to upgrade.
| 1K.253.W | $ 4695.00 |
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| 1ST MODEL PRAIRIE BELT (AKA M-1876). |
Rare. Most seen are the 3rd model w/ brass accoutrement rings. Approximately 1/2” narrower than the 2nd and 3rd models. (54) loops for the 45/55 & 45/70 ctgs; 7-1/2” billet (correct); cast brass frame buckle. Some wear on out facing side of loops; all loops intact; no splits/ no repairs. Billet is exc; retains “Watervliet Arsenal” stamp and partial “A.R. Smith” inspection stamp; no extra holes; leather finish is exc. Buckle retains exc uncleaned patina. Linen material covering leather inner belt is exc w/ no descrepancies front or rear. Very scarce.
| 7K.136.W | $ 895.00 |
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| M-1881 MILLS TWO PIECE ROLLED BRASS US “H” BELT PLATE AND CTG BELT. |
The first “H” plate designed by Mills and purchased by the Army. The rarest of the “H” plate series. Most examples didn’t survive as the plates rear tongue that attached to the hasp detached from the plate rendering the belt plate unusable. This early model was surpassed by the M-1881 cast brass “H” plates. Early “H” plates (rolled or cast) are unique in that the hasp forms part of the face pattern of the assembled belt plate. Very good condition w/ salt & pepper surface; exc raised “US”; exc hasp; sound and serviceable cond. Correct early Mills belt is 45 cal.; (35) belt loops; centrally positioned grommets (Dorsey “American Military Belt Plates….” pp 79). It has been shortened on one end and has (2) small repairs areas on the lower edge and (1) on the
| 7K.137.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| PATT. 1902 US ARMY DRAB COTTON FIELD SERVICE TUNIC |
New, unissued cond. Same fabric weight/consistency as khaki, but drab green color. Retains maker's stamp "Charles Chrisdie & Co./ 562 Seventh Ave., N.Y. City." Never a need to upgrade; finest example available.
| 10K.150.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1892/96 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE. |
SN 3XXX. This is a M-1892 that was armory converted to a M-1896. Solid cleaning rod removed; channel filed; 1896 forend cap; 1896 rear sight and handguard; bolt stop detent in receiver; 1896 bolt; 1896 buttplate; etc. Barrel retains near 100% orig. bbl finish; nice bore; correct rear sight. Well marked receiver retains thinning orig finish; ditto magazine covers; mech exc. Exc stock has no handling marks; barrel bands, triggerguard, buttplate, sling swivel are smooth w/ most original finish. Stocks were sanded at time of conversion w/ no cartouche reinstalled. Retains remnant of firing proof. Has 3/8” cleaning rod channel fill. An excellent example of what is becoming a scarce longarm. (HOLD)
| 1K.207.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1896 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG RIFLE VARIANT. |
No “Model” precedes the “1896” stamp on receiver. SN 35XXX. Barrel retains near 100% orig. bbl. Finish just beginning to thin; correct rear sight; nice rifling. Very will marked receiver; 70% orig finish w/ highpoint wear; mag covers concur; mech exc. Exc stock w/ few non-detracting handling marks; retains JLA 1896 cartouche and firing proof; barrel bands, triggerguard, buttplate concur w/ receiver. A very nice example of an early 1896.
| 1K.208.W | $ 995.00 |
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| PATTERN 1885 U.S. NAVY SEAMAN'S BLOUSE |
Span-Am period. White cotton. Blue w/ white stripe collar and tail. Blue cuffs. Small pocket over left breast. I've had several in the past. Very popular item. Exc. cond. w/ one minute repair spot. Scarce.
| 10K.140.W | $ 195.00 |
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| M-1923 USMC DISMOUNTED POCKETED RIFLE CARTRIDGE BELT W/M-1941 USMC SUSPENDERS. |
O.D. woven canvas construction; (10) pockets; inner securing strap each pocket; (2) five round stripper clips each pocket or (1) eight round M-1 stripper clip each pocket; M-1936 “T” closure. Exc cond; retains “USMC” stencil on interior ( some fade). All straps, etc are exc. Ensemble is WWII vintage and great for display. Scarce
| 7K.143.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1904 OFFICER’S GARRISON BELT W/SABER ATTACHMENT. |
Superb cond. Inner writing names and dates belt to C.D. Purple, Oct. 5, 1904. Premium cond. Russet leather const.; subdued brass buckle and saber attachment components; parade hook. Officer quality. No crazing; premium leather cond. Retains spring clip saber attachments. No finer example.
| 7K.144.W | $ 495.00 |
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| PATTERN 1899/1902 U.S. CAVALRY HATCORDS |
Orange/yellow w/ acorn tassels. Exc. cond.
| 10K.138.W | $ 85.00 |
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| M-1923 U.S ARMY MOUNTED CARTRIDGE BELT W/M-1936 U.S. SUSPENDERS. |
Nine pockets and M-1911 (2) clip 45 Auto pouch (1918 dated.) Holds (90) 30-06 cartridges in (5) shot stripper clips or (72) 30-06 cartridges in (8) shot M-1 stripper clips. Exc cond. Well marked. Still has (9) spent M-1 stripper clips. WWII vintage.
| 7K.146.W | $ 235.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. SPRINGFIELD KRAG CARBINE. |
SN 24XXX mfg’d March, 1896. Exc. cond. Barrel retains 85% orig finish; exc bore; correct rear sight. Well marked receiver retains 90% orig finish w/ very minor thinning; correct bolt w/ extractor filet; mech exc. Magazine cover lift side 90% orig finish; right side some highpoint wear. Stock and handguard are as nice as they come; no handling marks; outstanding cartouche and firing proof. Buttplate. Triggerguard, barrel band are exc. Never a need to upgrade this example; excellent.
| 1K.250.W | $ 2995.00 |
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| PATTERN 1902 U.S. ARMY FIELD SERVICE TUNIC |
Heavy khaki fabric; standing collar; subdued bronze buttons. Shows some limited use, but has been properly cared for. Reverse near tail demonstrates a small area of minor staining. Outstanding cond. Scarce. Will escalate in value in years to come.
| 10K.135.W | $ 225.00 |
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| M-1872/74/85 BENECIA ARSENAL MFGD U.S. WAIST BELT. |
Leather construction w/ attached cast brass hasp to accommodate M-1872/74/85 U.S. belt plate. Round wire hook size adjustment; leather keeper. Very good condition; sound and serviceable; some very mild crazing; no finish loss; (3) extra holes. Very nice. “U.S./Benecia/Arsenal” stamp near size adjustment end. Belt plates available.
| 7K.150.W | $ 150.00 |
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| M-1851 U.S. ARMY OFFICERS BELT PLATE. |
For use with the M-1851 saber belt. Ultra quality one piece cast brass plate w/ applied sheet brass tongue on reverse. Eagle/ shield wreath motiff; finely done; stippled background; super quality. Facsimile pictured in “American Military Belt Plates” pp 394. Mfg’d ca 1863. Outstanding.
| 7K.151.W | $ 295.00 |
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| PATTERN 1902 STYLE MILITARY HATCORDS |
Acorn type tassels. Mild green and white twisted cord w/ green and white thread acorns. Very good cond.
| 10K.134.W | $ 30.00 |
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| PATTERN 1902 U.S. CAVALRY HAT CORDS |
Orange/ yellow; acorn style tassels. New, unused cond.
| 10K.133.W | $ 85.00 |
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| M-1887 U.S. MILLS 45 CAL. REVOLVER CTG BELT W/ STAMPED BRASS U.S. BELT PLATE. |
Exc cond. Woven ctg belt has (3) red horiz. Stripes and (45) 45 cal. Pistol ctg. loops w/ cloth cover belt ends; superb cond; retains brass Mills tag. Beltplate is standard U.S. stamped brass M-1887 in exc cond. May be used in conjunction w/ M-1873 Colt “Artillery” or std 7-1/2” bbl Colt Cavalry revolvers. Quite scarce.
| 7K.154.W | $ 595.00 |
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| U.S. MILLS BLUE DOUBLE LOOP SPAN AM CTG BELT W/ (100) 30/40 CARTRIDGES. |
Most impressive cartridge belt display piece I’ve seen. Loaded and ready to go! Total weight 7 lbs. 5 ozs.. Belt w/ “C” closure and cartridges are all in exc cond. Cartridges are all Winchester Repeating Arms .30 Army (30/40) govt contract solid nose type. Perfect for display! Amaze yourself and your friends! Unique.
| 7K.155.W | $ 650.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S. CAVALRY OFFICERS CAMPAIGN HAT. |
Perfect Cond.. Appears unused. Black felt; snowflake vents; triple stitch around brim perimeter; perfect leather sweatband stamped “U.S. Army” Acorn tassle Cavalry hat cords. No nicer example. See Ogden’s Illustration. Extracted from “Uniform of the Army of The United States….”
| 10K.132.W | $ 1495.00 |
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| PATTERN 1885 U.S. CAVALRY 5– BUTTON FATIGUE BLOUSE (SACK COAT). |
Superb cond. The quintessential garment that typifies the Indian War (and Span Am War) soldier. Along w/ the kepi (forage cap), instantly recognizable. Coat has no anomalies; no mothing; no repairs; 100%. Dark blue outer; five large eagle/ shield buttons front; three cuff button each sleeve; lighter blue wool lining; two interior pockets; white muslin sleeve lining. Sleeve lining retains partial Jefferson Barracks Quartermaster stamp w/ period “W.A. Rash”; other sleeve in bold stencil retains “U.S./1901” (probably a reissue stencil). Retains lance corporal cavalry chevrons. Never a need to upgrade. Very scarce.
| 10K.131.W | $ 725.00 |
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| PATT. 1885 U.S. MARINE CORP FULL DRESS SARGENTS COAT. |
Dark blue w/red appointments and piping. Sateen lined and insulated. Built-in leather neck stack. Ink stamp in sleeve denotes : “Quartermaster Dep./ U.S. Marine Corps / 1907-1908”. Chevrons red border w/ yellow stripes. Excellent cond. ; no mothing; lining is 100 % . Extremely scarce, very limited number of Marines .
| 10K.129.W | $ 595.00 |
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| PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY (PC) CARTRIDGE BELT CA. 1902. |
Exc cond. Stamped brass, stipled “P.C.” tongue in wreath beltplate; Philippine mfg’d 30/40 leather ctg belt. Rock Island M-1872/74/85 waistbelt remanufactured by Philippine arsenal with handsewn loops (20 each) and rear rectangular adjustment end ring. For the PC 30/40 U.S. Krag rifle. Rare. Beltplate retains uncleaned patina; russet colored belt is exc. w/ no descrepancies. Belt is featured on pp 111/112 of Dorsey’s “American Military Belts and Related Equipment”. Outstanding for collection and/ or display.
| 7K.160.W | $ 950.00 |
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| M-1881 U.S. MILLS STAMPED BRASS TWO-PIECE “H” BELT PLATE AND CORRECT EARLY M-1880 WOVEN MILLS CTG BELT. |
Exc cond. The first Mills “H” plate. Extremely scarce as hasp tongue on reverse of plate detached after use rendering plate/ belt useless. (solder joint gave way). Very rich, uncleaned patina that myself and previous owner opted not to clean. (50) loop, 45 cal ctg belt w/ cloth belt ends and Mills brass tag is exc w/ only (1) split loop midway. Outstanding and rare!
| 7K.161.W | $ 1295.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. INFANTRY OFFICERS DRESS SABER BELT. |
Horstman mfg’d. Very similar to earlier models except three infantry stripes are blue (M-1885’s are white) and saber attachment is a M-1903 type w/ long & short straps affixed to clip on attachment devise as opposed to two separate straps on earlier models. Retains officers M-1874 dress plate w/ silver wreath/ stars/ banner; blue striped gold bullion cloth affixed to black leather belt; saber straps same; exc spring clip scabbard ring attachments. Exc |