| #MS-1-BL Excavated section of a Confederate Richmond or Fayetteville "High Hump" Musket. Recovered from the Beaver Dam Creek area of the Gaines Mill Battlefield, a large portion of the wooden stock attached. No trigger guard, barrel bands or buttplate remains and the hammer is merely a shadow of what it once was. Approximately 19" in length, the piece shows great deterioration and rust to the wood and the metal, typical of an artifact which has lain underwater or in a wet environment for 150 years. A rare find and a wonderful relic of one of the bloodiest campaigns in American History........................$175 |
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#MS-2-BL Wonderful excavated Union Bullseye Canteen. According to the tag affixed to the artifact, it was recovered in White Oak Swamp near Richmond, Virginia, also the scene of some very heavy fighting in the Seven Days Campaign. Very good dug condition, missing one sling band, dent and split seam at the bottom. The spout is intact and in good condition. Wonderful display item and pretty rare to find these days...................................................Sold |
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#MS-4-RE Here is a dug company letter B hat insignia. It measures 1 inch in size and is made of stamped brass. This is the type that you see worn on Civil War enlistedmen’s kepi hats. This item has a wonderful nice dug brown patina. A great little inexpensive relic for your display………………$45 |
