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This
is a cool and quite rare Confederate ''C'' Cavalry rosette.
This relics looks to be flattened, but the ''C'' stands out
wonderful. You can see the solder where the attachments once
were. Excavated at Richmond, VA. $175.Hold
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This
is a set of Confederate manufactured pack studs for leather belt
rigs, and equipment. The one on the far left is of pewter, and
the one on the right is of lead. These are rarely found
anymore and very sought after. I have only had a hand full
over the years. Both were excavated in Spring Hill, Tennessee
in Forest's and VanDorn's Cavalry campsites. The set of two.
$35.
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This
is a nice rare Confederate pewter scabbard tip found in Arkansas.
This relics was all there but was cracked in the center, and was
expertly stabilized. A nice example for a scabbard tip
collection. $50.
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Very
nice condition Confederate manufactured scabbard tip made of sheet
iron and a pewter tip. This one is in better shape than you
could hope for. Just as dug and in wonderful shape.
Excavate in Virginia. $75.
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This
is a wonderful piece of rarity. This is a 2'' section of a CS
marked Leech and Rigdon spur. This fine artifact was dug at
Brice's Crossroads in Mississippi. This would be a great relic
for restoration or a neat southern star to display with pride.
$245.
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This
is a cool and very rare to find pommel cap to a Confederate
Kenansville Cavalry saber. These are hardly ever dug and very
identifiable. This pommel cap has a lovely green patina.
Excavated in South Carolina. $150.
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This
is one cool relic! This is the first and only CS iron J-hook
with the pewter stud that I have ever had the pleasure of
purchasing. It was dug back in the 1970's by Pete Cryer in
Murfreesboro, TN. Seldom do you get a chance at a neat scarce
relic of this sort. $29.
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This
is a nice flag staff pommel found at Shiloh. Note the hole
worn through on the bottom believed to be from saddle wear.
This relic has a nice green patina and the typical screw hole.
The neat thing about these are the fact that they were attached to
some rare flags that proudly flew in battle. $30.
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This
is a wonderful and very crude Confederate Cavalry saber pommel
cap. It is made of solid heavy brass and is crudely
manufactured with an off centered hole for the tang. There is
no doubt in my mind of the southern pedigree of this relic.
This great relic was excavated in a Confederate campsite by Dwayne
Davis in Wartrace, Tennessee. $95.
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This
is a great civilian style rosette found in a Confederate Cavalry
campsite in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This relic has a great
pea green patina and a small partial amount of the iron back which
has mostly rusted away. Nice Cavalry relic. $29.
