Civil War RELICS
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BELOW ARE LISTED RELICS FROM THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR FOUGHT BETWEEN 1861 & 1865 BOTH DUG & NON-DUG. ALL PIECES ARE ORIGINAL TO THAT TIME PERIOD -- ALSO LISTED ARE SOME ITEMS FROM THE AMERICAN INDIAN WARS 1866 to 1898.

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CWR346.  Civil War era Dice, made from bone, Dice like these used in many a civil war camp by the soliders to help pass the time,  This set from an estate sale in Fredericksburg VA........$39.00
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CWR345.  Civil War Union  US Buckle, Most of front worn down, Because this buckle was recovered from a Sunken Ship of the coast of Carolina......$225.00
 

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CWR342.  Civil War Union  US Belt Buckle, with some battle damage to the rim, Buckle has full back Hooks.......$255.00
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CWR336.  Indian Wars officers Kapei  C.1895, with insignia for an Infantry officer, in overall nice condition...$425.00
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CWR333.  Civil War old frame Buckle, Dug at a Confederate camp site, this buckle was treated with a black rust protector by the diggers who found it, they also painted on it in white paint "Murfreesboro"......$100.00
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CWR325.  Civil War Confederate 10cent stamp.......$19.00
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CWR323.  Union Musket recovered from a Sunken Ship at City Point VA. Stock is broken, but all of this musket is there and the date still can be made out....On Aug. 9th 1864 Confederate secret service agent John Maxwell, set off an explosiion on a Union ammunition ship, sinking it an a number of others at City Point Virginia...This musket is part of the relics recovered from that sunken ammunition ship.......$950.00
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CWR318.  Civil War leather Cartridge Box...marked on top flap  "L.L.G."  Tin inserts still intact along with the rear belt loops, bottom buckles still there also.......$500.00
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Cartridge Pouch, Tin insert still intact,  leather flap is marked  (( P.L.G.)) front lock down loops still intact as are the rear belt loops........$500.00
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CWR298.  Civil War Federal Cartridge Box pattern 1864, marked "F.A. Sniffen  -- US --Ordnance Sub Inspector   R. Neci " , there are no inter tins and one of the bottom buckles is missing. The Flap is Embossed with a large U.S., all flaps and straps are intact, this is a nice 1864 issue Cartridge Box.......$450.00
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CWR294.  Civil War era Eagle Plate issued as a Buckle (Has very nice patena).....$500.00
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CWR289.  Civil War (long issue)  Cannon Vent Pick, with screw twist botton and is maker marked  "Waterbille Arsenal, NY"..........$195.00
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CWR288,  Civil War  Union  "U.S."  Belt Buckle, found Northern Virginia area, hooks on back are flat againest the buckle backing, but all are still intact.......$350.00
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