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Relics

  1. Cool hatchet axe head dug by me in a Confederate 37th Georgia campsite in Fairfield, TN.  $25.

  2. Two really cool side knifes.  The bottom one appears to be made from a file.  Both measure around 7-1/4'' long.  Both came from Shiloh, TN.  $55.

  3. Two pommel cap frags.  The top specimen was dug in a Confederate campsite in Shelbyville, TN.  The bottom was found in the battle area in Murfreesboro, TN.  It was private property of course.  $29.

  4. This is a really cool looking and very early swivel top stirrup excavated in middle TN.  One side of the bottom is missing but is still very solid and is thin enough to fit in a display case.  $ 20.

  5. Nice large scabbard tip for what appears to be a short sword scabbard.  Excavated from the ''Battle of Stones River'' Murfreesboro, TN.  $18.

  6. Here is a relic you do not come across every day.  It is a complete 3'' Confederate lead Archer sabot that was thrown in flight.  Excavated in Murfreesboro, TN.  $20.

  7. Here is a collection of cleaning rods, or bore brushes, excavated in campsites over Murfreesboro, TN.  There are two complete ones which is not common to find and 4 fragments.  $24.

  8. This is a cool set of puppy paw hooks.  You recover many of these in Confederate campsites as the confederates would often times melt the lead out of Federal US plates and use the existing hook for a belt buckle.  This set was found in a Confederate campsite here in middle Tennessee. $25.

  9. Great authentic Confederate 5 cent postage stamp.  These were printed in Richmond, Virginia.  This stamp is protected in this plastic card and can be removed if desired.  $29.

  10. A nice .58 caliber Federal cartridge box.  You will find the leather to be quit pliable and in very decent shape.  Both buckles and brass finial are present.  All this box need is a US boxplate and the tins are missing as is often the case.  $285.

  11. Decent Colt revolver gun tool.  This gun tool is in stable condition and are one of the better tools to find.  Dug in Shelbyville, TN.  $22.

  12. Here is a great southern hand forged stirrup found in a Confederate Cavalry campsite near Franklin, Tennessee.  $24.

  13. 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.  $225.

  14. A small pile of Bormann fuse parts found in Murfreesboro, Tennessee by the late Pete Cryer.  $15.

  15. Here are a pile of Enfield parts dug by Pete Cryer in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.  Included are a Enfield nose cap, Enfield nipple protector, Enfield trigger assembly, and back half of the trigger guard.  $25.

  16. Nice pewter canteen spout and a iron cork pull found in Murfreesboro Tennessee.  Neat relic.  $17.

  17. This is a very interesting relic.  It was excavated in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.  It is a very early iron fork that looks to have intentionally been folded over to the point of breakage, and the wrapped around the body of the fork.  I would say this is a bored soldier.  $10.

  18. Very nice condition Federal cap box made by C.S. Storms.  The stitching is good, and both loops still strong. The brass finial is nice and mellow.  Nice Civil War leather. $119.

  19. This is a cool looking heavy iron stirrup and pocket knife with the blade still intact and one wood handle still preserved.  They were found in Forrest's and Van Dorn's CS cavalry camp in Spring Hill, Tennessee not far from where I live here in Chapel Hill.  $32.

  20. Very nice Springfield gun tool and nipple wrench.  Found in Murfreesboro, TN.  $20.

  21. Here is a large size 2'' Naval grapeshot found at a Federal fort in Columbia, Tennessee.  You do not find these large ones as often these days.  $29.

  22. Cool small size martingale found by Steve Johnson.  It was excavated in a previous Battle of Murfreesboro Confederate campsite occupied by the 51st Alabama Cavalry.  Neat relic.  $95.

  23. Nice Confederate solid cast scabbard tip.  this is the round type you do not see as often as the triangular type cast tips.  Great relic from Nashville, Tennessee.  $45.

  24. 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.   $59.

  25. 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.  $95.

Dixieland Civil War Relics
Tom and Leslie Ivery
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TomIvery@DixielandRelics.com