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Carbine Sling Buckles
SC 33397 - This is a cavalry carbine sling buckle. It was dug in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This is a very nice example with a mottled green patina. It's the thicker version, unmarked, very nice example; measures approx. 84.5 x 52 mm. *$174.99
SC 33398 - Nice cavalry carbine sling buckle. This example has an attractive smooth, green brown patina. It was recovered from Stafford County, Virginia and measures 82 x 50 mm approx., is faintly marked and will make a great addition to your Civil War cavalry or buckle collection. *$154.99
Cavalry Horse Bits
SC 0063 - M-1859 CAVALRY BIT - This model 1859 cavalry horse bit was dug in central Virginia. It's a nice original example. This version had the "US" embossed on the sides, it's either come off from wear through the years or it has been removed intentionally for Confederate use. Sold
SC0042 - CURVED HORSE BIT - Curved horse bit in very good dug condition. Often dug in Confederate sites. Guaranteed original, found near Richmond, Virginia. Sold
SC0044 - 1859 ARTILLERY BIT CAVALRY HORSE BIT - rare Original Civil War first pattern Artillery horse bit in very good dug condition. Dug in the Richmond Virginia vicinity. Ref. page 91 crouch horse equipment Sold
SC0025/CIVIL WAR REGULATION HORSE BIT - This relic is in excellent condition. It was found in Rice, Virginia in an old barn. Sold
Chains
SC 0066 - Very nice, brass cavalry bridle chain, nice patina. It's about 9" long and was recovered in the Fredericksburg Campaign area, Virginia. *$34.99 Sold
SC 0065 - This brass cavalry bridle chain has a nice patina. It's about 7" long and was recovered in the Fredericksburg Campaign area, Virginia. A nice, desirable relic. *$24.99
SC0037 - This is an excavated cavalry bit chain. It's made of iron & measures about 8" long. *$39.99 LIMITED TIME $ 29.99
Epaulettes
SC 5559 - Epaulette Shoulder Scale - This desirable artifact was recovered from Richmond, Virginia. It's in good, solid condition & has an attractive patina. *$79.99
Miscellaneous Dug Cavalry relics
SC 0082 - Great piece , especially if you have the hook that it attached too . Used by cavalry troops to attach their Carbines to themselves . Central Va. *$34.99
SC 0081 - This one has C.S. characteristics - crude cast construction , very thick , weight about twice of the Union regulars - GREAT item . Sold
SC 0080 - New Item - Two belt tips for the cavalry carbine rigs used to strap on the Carbine Rifles to the Horsemen - Two type represented - narrow & wide - Both are exceptional dug relics . *$44.99
SC 0079 - Excellent and functional dug sword belt hook to hang sword scabbards - Great dug collection piece. *$37.99
SC 0078 - Very nice artifact that connected the scabbard to Officers belt rig. Great find and nice exhibit item - Central Virginia artifact. *$34.99
SC0034 - EXCAVATED SWORD BELT CLIP - This example is still functional. It has a nice, brown to green patina. An excellent, original Civil War relic. Sold
SC0035 - CAVALRY CARBINE SLING SWIVEL SNAP HOOK - This is an original, excavated Civil War swivel snap hook for the cavalry carbine rifle sling. The cavalry's soldier's would connect the snap hook to the carbine & the hook was attached to a belt that he was wearing; therefore fastening his carbine to himself. Sold
Rosettes
SC 0087 - Rosette has a Lead filled back with attachment hook intact - The face is smooth. *$34.99
SC 0086 - New Item - Excellent dug condition - US bit Boss Rosette with heavy stippled background , beautiful piece. *$64.99
SC 0085 - New Item - Real nice non - dug rosette with ornate border , smooth faced ( nice patina ) and lead filled back . Attachment device present along with piece of leather - Civil War Period Construction . *$34.99
SC 0084 - Nice cast US bit boss rosette with desirable stippled background. *$49.99 Sold
SC 0077 - Civil War dug Bulls eye Rosette - Lead filled back intact ( 45 mm ) . Artillery style . *$34.99
SC 0074 - Dug U.S. Rossette - lead filled back - ( 30 mm ) *$44.99
SC 0073 - Very nice ornate rosette. Silvered front, lead filled back (48 x 56 mm), attachment hook is gone. *$54.99
SC 0072 - Constructed of brass , has the raised dome " Bell " shape . Excellent dug relic condition . Great collection piece . *$39.99
SC 0062 - BULLS EYE CIVIL WAR ROSETTE RELIC W/ HOOKS - This is a really nice relic, you don't really see a lot of these. It has the typical bulls eye pattern to the brass front and this one still has the attachment device that connected to the harness. *$39.99 Limited time $29.99
SC 0039 - INNER-TWINED USA ROSETTE - Attractive patina to the brass, soldered brass attachment loop. This is one of the best I've seen in a while, it's an excellent cavalry collectible in perfect condition. Non-dug. Sold
SC 0031 - CIVIL WAR US CAVALRY ROSETTE - This is an original U.S. cavalry rosette. It's in excellent, dug condition, has the "U.S." on a stippled field. It's hard to beat this one! Sold
SC 0051 - HEART BORDERED ROSETTE - This is a nice rosette, it was dug in the desirable Sayler's Creek Battle area. There are still traces of gilt, this is an uncleaned example. The border has a series of hears, there is a slight push to the front of the rosette. The back has the soldered fill. It measures approximately 44 mm in diameter. $65.00
Saddle Shield
SC 0088 - Original stamped #3 saddle shield. Recovered from Manassas, Virginia. *$39.99
SC 0076 - Nice 11 inch saddle shield of brass construction. Attractive chocolate patina. *$49.99
SC 0067 - Cavalry saddle shield, stamped #3 on the front. This example has a little crack on the top right side but in no ways does that take away from this unique cavalry relic. *$44.99
SC 0054 - CONFEDERATE PEWTER SADDLE SHIELD - This is a Confederate Civil War saddle shield, very rare. "CS" stamping in the pewter, very rare being pewter & having the CS marking. This extremely rare example was dug in central Virginia. Sold
SC 0050 - PLAIN CAVALRY SADDLE SHIELD - These are very desirable, the plain Civil War saddle shield. This one's completely intact. A very displayable example. Sold
SC 0049 - CAVALRY SADDLE SHIELD No. 2 - This is a real nice cavalry saddle shield. It has the number 2 on the shield; this example is in excellent, displayable relic condition. *$49.99 Sold
Spurs
SC 0083 - Gutter back m-1859 spur. This gutter style having a cast in groove on heel band. This was done to both strengthen and lighten the model 1859 spur. Recovered in central Virginia. *$64.99
SC 0028 - New Item - Very unusual neck on this gutter-style spur. The gutter style isn't as common as the other m-1859 patterns. This example is even more uncommon with its outstretched neck; recovered in central Virginia. *$64.99
SC 0058 - Typical 1859 well cast spur of yellow brass. Part of the rowel is somewhat rusted but still present. Recovered from Brandy Station. Sold
SC 0060 - - Typical 1859 well cast spur of yellow brass. Note the slight embellishment on the neck. Part of the rowel is somewhat rusted but still present. Recovered from Brandy Station. *$64.99
SC 0070 - Very nice model 1859 spur marked Allegheny Arsenal (Pennsylvania). It has a smooth, dark chocolate patina, complete with rowel. Recovered at Brandy Station. *$244.99 Sold
SC 0075 - Original Civil War spur, recovered form Petersburg, Virginia. *$64.99
SC0068 Confederate Richmond style dug spur, very neat relic. $195.00 Sold
SC 0056 - M-1859 FEDERAL CAVALRY SPUR - Has nice design on neck, cast brass construction & very attractive patina. Recovered in Richmond, Virginia. *$59.99 LIMITED TIME $52.00 Pending...
SC 0055 - Rare Civil War Cavalry Stippled Spur - This is a very nice, original, dug Civil War cavalry spur. These are rare artifacts, hard to find, this one has the even harder-to-find stippled design. A great example for your Civil War cavalry battlefield display. It was dug near Richmond, Virginia; capital of the Confederacy. Sold
SC 0048 - This is very nice cavalry spur. It still has the rowel on the back, which is sharp & functional. A nice, brown patina to the iron. It does have a little crack on one side (see pictures) of the neck that holds the rowel in place., it's still very sound. This Confederate spur was dug in Tullahoma, middle Tennessee. *$109.99 Sold
SC 0041 - CS SPUR - MALVERN HILL, VIRGINIA - This is a Confederate spur, it has a very attractive patina. It does have a break in the rowel area but otherwise it's in very good condition. Sold
SC 0040 -EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE SPUR - Very good dug Confederate spur. Very unique style, dug in Richmond, Virginia. $174.99 Sold
SC 0024 - OFFICERS SPUR-I have for your consideration this Civil War officer's cavalry spur. This is a real nice and desirable artifact. The brass is in excellent condition and there's still a little bit of the spur remaining. The patina is a nice olive green color. This is a very attractive cavalry relic. Sold
SC 0027 -CONFEDERATE IRON SPUR - This is an excellent spur, rowel attached. It was excavated in Georgia. This is a rare and hard to find Civil War relic. $110.00 Sold
SC 0029 - 1859 REGULATION SPUR - This spur is made out of brass. It has a nice patina, a little design is present at the back of the neck. Rowel is still attached. I believe this item was dug in Fredericksburg, Virginia. $69.00 LIMITED TIME $62.00
Stirrups
SC 0071 - Real nice and desirable collectible. One of a kind piece , and showcase relic. Sold
SC 0047 - NICE BRASS 1833 DRAGOON STIRRUP - Nice brass stirrup ,slotted tread. Early example, appears to be non-dug & will make a great example to add to your collection. Reference Crouch page 139 Sold
SC 0046 - 1833 DRAGOON BRASS STIRRUP - rare & desirable brass stirrup with slotted tread . Early example, will make a great addition to your collection. Reference Crouch page 139 *$174.99 Sold
SC 0045 - EARLY ORNATE CAST CAVALRY STIRRUP - desirable cast iron stirrup, in excellent dug condition, dug in the Richmond Virginia vicinity. *$95.99 Sold
Carved Bullets