Antiques, Americana, and Advertising Auction - Day 1
Listing ID#: 889629

Sale Location
Manheim, PA 17545
Full Address Available on Tuesday, Sep 8
Sale Dates and Times
Wednesday Sep 9,
Sale Type
   Live with Online Auction  VIEW ONLINE CATALOG
Company Information
Hess Auction Group

Contact: John M. Hess
Phone: (717) 664-5238
Email: contact@hessauctiongroup.com
Website: www.hessauctiongroup.com

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Listing Terms and Conditions
Any Prospective Bidder (hereinafter referred to as Bidder and sometimes Buyer) who bids on any item, hereby agrees to these Conditions of Sale of John M. Hess Auction Company, Inc. (also d/b/a Conestoga Auction Company, Hess Auction Group, Conestoga Guns, LLC) (hereinafter referred to as the 'Auction Company') relative to property being offered for sale at auction. These Conditions of Sale and all other contents of the catalog are subject to amendment by the Auction Company by the posting of notices or by oral announcements made during the sale. Auction Company has made every effort to catalog and correctly describe the property to be sold, however, all lots are sold 'AS IS' and should be examined prior to bidding. Flaws and imperfections caused in the making are not noted. Expect normal wear and oxidation on antique metal wares and crazing and normal glaze loss on pottery and ceramics. Any additional condition questions should be made 24 hours prior to the start of the auction to allow for our staff to review the items. In all matters, the records of the Auction will be final.
By participating in any sale, the Bidder agrees to be bound by the following terms and conditions:
A. All bidders must register for a buyer's number and provide satisfactory identification. A 20% In-House Buyer's Premium is added to each item sold at auction. Online buyers are charged an additional premium. The online buyer's premium varies according to the listing platform that is used. Check the online conditions of sale for the buyer's premium for each auction when bidding online. 6% Sales Tax will be charged except to persons with a current Dealer's Sales Tax Exemption on file with the Auction. Upon the fall of the hammer or said sold, the title and responsibility for each item or lot passes on to the Buyer. In the case of a disputed bid, the auctioneer, at his discretion, will determine the successful bidder or re-offer and re-sell the article in dispute. In addition to signing these Conditions of Sale, Bidder agrees that he or she will not be permitted to take delivery of purchases until his or her check(s) have cleared unless he or she has previously established credit or made payment arrangements satisfactory to Auction Company. A premium equal to 20%, plus online fee, of the successful bid price will be added to all lots, and is payable by the Bidder, as part of the total purchase price. By registering for a buyer's number, Bidder agrees to allow contact information to be used for marketing and sales analysis purposes.
B. BIDDING INCREMENTS: The auctioneers will be using set bid increments. If you have placed absentee bids that do not follow the set increments, your bid will be executed at the set lower increment.
C. ABSENTEE BIDDING will be accepted with a valid credit card number to guarantee the bid. All requests for absentee bidding must be received by Hess Auction Group in written form at least (24) hours in advance of the start of the auction. In the event of duplicate in-house absentee bids, the first bid received will take precedence. In-house absentee bids will not be executed on items which are found to be other than described in the catalog. The auctioneer may reject any bid which he considers to be nominal and not commensurate with the value of the article offered. It is entirely possible to buy items by absentee bid for less than your top bid price as they are handled competitively. Due to uncertainties of bidding, a lot may sell to the floor bidder for the same amount as an absentee bid. To prevent this from happening, the absentee bidder can give Auction Company the right to bid the next higher bid by placing a (+) sign after the bid price. Auction Company will not be responsible for any omissions when processing your absentee bids. All sales are final and must be paid in full immediately. Items must be inspected before leaving absentee bids.
D. ONLINE BIDDING: Online buyers are charged an additional premium. The online buyer's premium varies according to the listing platform that is used. Check the online conditions of sale for the buyer's premium for each auction when bidding online. We are not aware of the live bids in advance, but only during the time of the auction as they are forwarded to our computer. Auction Company will not be responsible for any omissions, errors or slow communications on absentee bids from Online. In the event of a tie bid with a floor bidder and an online bidder, the floor bidder will take precedence. The auctioneer's decision in this matter is final.
E. PHONE BIDDING: Phone bidder will be accepted with a valid credit card number to guarantee the bid and agrees to an opening bid equal to the low estimate for the lot. Buyer's Premium for phone bids is 22%. Phone lines are reserved for serious bidders only. Due to a limited number of available phone lines, bids will be executed on a first come, first serve basis. All requests for telephone bidding must be received by Hess Auction Group in written form at least (24) hours in advance of the start of the auction. It is the bidder's responsibility to confirm the bid has been received by the Auction Company. Auction Company reserves the right to reject any phone bids that are submitted after the set deadline. While every effort is made to execute phone bids, it is recommended that bidders leave a back-up bid amount if the telephone bidder is unreachable. Auction Company is not responsible for inadvertently missed bids.
F. PAYMENT: Payment must be made prior to removal from the auction house. In house bidders must settle their accounts on the day of sale. Absentee, Telephone and Online Bidders must make payment within seven (7) calendar days. Failure to do so will result in a dispute on your account and in forfeiture of items unless prior approval has been granted.
G. ONLINE PAYMENTS: All invoices will be emailed to the buyers following the auction. Money Orders, Cashier's Check, Wire Transfer, Live Auctioneers Payment processing (with processing fee), MasterCard, Visa and Discover will be accepted for payment of purchases. Items must be paid for within seven (7) calendar days of the auction or will be forfeited to the Auction Company.
H. SHIPPING: Paid items must be scheduled for removal from our auction facility within fourteen (14) calendar days or they will be forfeited to the Auction Company. Auction Company does not pack or ship any items in house. Buyer pays shipping costs directly to shipper. All international customers are responsible for their own taxes and tariffs based upon the actual selling price. The declared value cannot be of lesser value than purchase price.
*For out-of-state buyers, your items will be forwarded to UPS. They will contact you with a quote. Should you wish to ship with UPS, please respond to them at auction@ship.vet. For questions of UPS, please call 717-898-9303, choose #9.
*Furniture buyers will be forwarded a list of shippers for larger items.
*If you wish to use another shipper or are a PA resident and need shipping, please contact us immediately.
For any shipping inquiries regarding any potential shipping costs prior to the auction, please direct all your shipping questions to the above-mentioned names, as we do not ship in-house and are not able to answer these questions.
I. AS IS: Bidder agrees that before the Sale, Bidder or Bidder's agents should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored. Bidder is responsible for satisfying himself or herself concerning the condition of the property and the matters referred to in the Catalog. Condition reports, photos and video or digital images are provided as a courtesy and should not be used as a substitute for viewing the items in person. All statements made in the catalog or in the condition report or made orally or in writing elsewhere are statements of opinion and are not to be relied on as statements of fact. Except for what is provided for under Paragraph T, Auction Company and the underlying owner of the property being sold ('Owner') assume no risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity of the authorship of any property identified in this catalog. All property is sold "as is" and neither Auction Company nor the Owner of property being sold make any warranties or representations of any kind or nature with respect to the property being sold, and no statement in the catalog or made at the sale, or in the bill of sale or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed an assumption of liability or warranty or representation as to the description, genuineness, attribution, provenance or condition of the property. Auction Company and the Owner make no representations as to whether Bidder acquires any reproduction rights in the property being sold at the Sale.
J. Withdrawal. Auction Company reserves the right to withdraw any property before sale and shall have no liability for such withdrawal.
K. Bid Per Lot. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer, all bids are per lot as numbered in the Catalog.
L. Video or digital images. At some auctions a video or digital screen may be used. Auction Company is not liable for any errors in the operation or quality of the image presented.
M. Reserves. Unless the sale is advertised and announced as a sale without reserves, each lot may be offered subject to reserve. Auction Company may implement such reserves by bidding through its representatives on behalf of the Owner.
N. Bidding. Auction Company reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The auctioneer has the right to split any bidding increment and to advance the bidding in any manner as the auctioneer may decide. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, the sale record of Auction Company shall be conclusive in all respects.
O. Auctioneer's Discretion. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the article offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the article from the sale. If having accepted an opening bid, the auctioneer decides that any advance thereafter is not of sufficient amount, he may reject the advance.
P. Successful Bid. On the fall of the auctioneer's hammer, title to the offered lot will pass from Owner to the highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer, subject to these Conditions of Sale set forth herein, and such bidder (a) assumes full risk and responsibility therefore (b) if requested will sign a confirmation of purchase and (c) will pay the purchase price in full or such part as Auction Company may require for all lots purchased.
Q. Collateral/Security. The Buyer grants Auction Company a security interest in the purchase property and Auction Company may retain as collateral security for the Bidder's obligations to Auction Company any property or monies held or received by Auction Company for the account of the Bidder. Payment will not be deemed to have been made in full until Auction Company has collected funds represented by checks, or, in the case of bank or cashier's checks, until Auction Company has confirmed their authenticity. Bidder agrees that items are forfeited to the Auction Company if payment is not made in accordance with all of the conditions set forth herein and agrees to pay any returned check charges that may be incurred.
R. Removal of Property. The Bidder, at Bidder's expense must remove all property from Auction Company not later than (14) calendar days following the sale. Bidder agrees that any property which is paid for but left at Auction Company's premises for any reason more than fourteen (14) calendar days after the sale (unless prior approval for extension has been granted) has been forfeited to the Auction Company and may be resold by Auction Company.
S. Non-Payment. If the Bidder does not make full payment for the purchases within the time required, Auction Company is authorized in its absolute and sole discretion to exercise one or more of the following remedies, in addition to other remedies available to Auction Company and the Owner: Auction Company is authorized to: (a) hold the buyer liable for the total purchase price; (b) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the Buyer; (c) resell the property at public auction or private sale with terms that Auction Company deems appropriate; (d) to resell the property at public auction without reserve and the Buyer shall be liable for any deficiency, cost, handling charges and the expenses of both sales and the commissions on both sales; (e) to offset the full purchase price against any amount owed by Auction Company to the Buyer; (f) to not allow any bids at any upcoming auctions by or on behalf of the Buyer; and (h) to take other actions as Auction Company find necessary and appropriate. The Buyer grants Auction Company a security interest in any property in Auction Company's possession which is owned by such Buyer and Auction Company is authorized to hold such property as collateral security for such Buyer's obligations. Buyer shall be liable to Auction Company for all other charges incurred because of Buyer's non-payment, including attorney fees, expenses and incidental damages. As between Auction Company and Owner, if the successful bidder does not pay for the property, collection procedures shall be the responsibility of the Consignor and not Auction Company.
T. Limited Right of Rescission. If within twenty-one days of the sale of any lot, the Buyer gives notice in writing to Auction Company alleging that the identification of authorship (as defined in the Catalog) of such lot as set forth in the Catalog description of such lot (as amended by any written notices or verbal announcements during the sale) is not substantially correct based on a fair reading of the catalog, and (b) if within fourteen days of such notice the buyer returns the lot to Auction Company in the same condition as when sold, and (c) establishes the written allegations to Auction Company's satisfaction (including by providing one or more written opinions by recognized experts in the field, as Auction Company may reasonably require), then the sale will be rescinded with only the purchase price and Buyer's premium refunded. No reimbursement shall be made for any shipping costs incurred.
U. Limitation of Liability. If, for any reason a purchased lot cannot be delivered in the same condition as at the time of sale, or should any purchased lot be stolen, miss-delivered or lost prior to delivery, Auction Company shall not be liable for any amount more than that paid by the buyer.
V. Endangered Species. International shipping is not available for items containing materials from endangered species including but not limited to; ivory and rhino horns. These items will only be shipped within the United States, except to prohibited states. All buyers agree to comply with any additional restrictions regarding the trade of endangered species as a condition of sale. It is the purchaser's responsibility to obtain any licenses and/or certificates as well as any other required documentation prior to shipment. In the case of denial or delay of any required documentation or paperwork, they buyer will still be responsible for making on-time payment for the total purchase price of the lot. Therefore, if you are unsure, we recommend that you DO NOT BID on endangered species items.
W. Governing Law and Jurisdiction. The Conditions of Sale, as well as the Buyer's, Owner's and Auction Company's respective rights and obligations shall be governed, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania. All persons participating in any auction sale, whether as bidder or consignor, whether present in person or by agent, or by absentee bid, order bid, telephone, internet or other means, consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state courts located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
X. Severability. If any part of the Conditions of Sale is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part shall be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest extent of the law.

NOTE: Condition reports, photos and video or digital images are provided as a courtesy and should not be used as a substitute for viewing the items in person. All items are sold AS IS in accordance with the Conditions of Sale.
YOUR BIDDING ACKNOWLEDGES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Listing Information
Featuring the Civil War artifact collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz, early axes and tools including wrought iron hardware from the Bill DuPont estate, plus additions from other local collections of militaria and Americana, tools and railroad lanterns.

1
Dug US 1858 Smooth-Side Civil War Canteen
Smooth side canteen with pewter spout. Collector's note that it was dug near Antietam, MD. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 8 1/2"H Loss to pewter spout and dents to body. Body of canteen treated to prevent further rust.

2
Dug Cedar Creek 12 Lb. Confederate Case Shot
Dug at Cedar Creek Civil War Battlefield. 9 pound case shot for use in Confederate smoothbore artillery. Copper time fuse, no side plug. See Dickey & George, Field Artillery (1993 Edition), pg 32. On a custom maple wood-turned base. Provenance: The ...

3
20 Lb. US Read-Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Dug at Snyder's Bluff by Claude Maley. Percussion fused, wrought iron sabot. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. LOA from Army of Tennesse Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 3/4"D Very good condtition.

4
Civil War US 10 Lb. Parrott Type III Projectile
Dug artillery round from Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Brass sabot shows distortion from being fired, but still in place. Fuse still in place as well. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. Provenance: Th...

5
3" Schenkle Civil War Artillery Projectile
Common shell purchased by consignor from the Civil War dealer Army of Tennessee Relics, at the June 2013 Gettysburg show. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Very nice percussion fuse still in place. Overall good condition w...

6
6 Lb. Confederate Civil War Solid Shot
Dug on the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Purchased from Army of Tennessee Relics. With a custom steel holder. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"D Excellent condition.

7
Dug Artillery Relics Gettysburg/Franklin/Antietam
Three different relics recovered from the battlefield. First is a Confederate Read fuse, recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield and once part of the Shields Museum. A canister ball recovered from the Franklin Battlefield and an artillery fragment ...

8
US 3" Dug Hotchkiss Nose Projectile
Dug at the Lovejoy Station Battlefield in Georgia. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Good relic condition.

9
Confederate Dug 3" Read Shell Utoy Creek, GA
Nice artillery shell in solid condition from the Atlanta Campaign. With custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Partial sabot, otherwise very good.

10
Relic 30 Lb. US Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Collector's note states this was dug at City Point, VA and previously owned by Sam White of Virginia. With a custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4"D Relic condition.

11
M1855 Springfield Rifle Bayonet
Marked US. Clean overall condition with locking mechanism in place. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 21" L Fairly bright finish with light pitting and traces of original oxidation.

12
Civil War Borman-Style Cannonball Fuse Punch
Steel punch with half-moon-shaped brass end used to set the fuse for the correct amount of burn time. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4 1/2"L Very good condition.

13
1854 Austrian Lorenz & US Model 1842 Gun Tools
Group of two gun tools including an 1854 Austrian Lorenz rifle tool and a US Model 1842 Combination gun tool. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1842 tool, 3 1/2"L Austrian tool in relic condition. M1842 tool with surface buil...

14
Scarce Burnside Carbine Combination Tool
Difficult to find tool combining a nipple wrench and different screwdrivers. Excellent addition to your cavalry display. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"L Very good condition.

15
Civil War Enfield & 1863 Patent Wilmott Tompions
Wilmott marked with patent date of November 24 1863. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Enfield, 1 3/4"L Good condition. Wimott in a Riker case.

16
Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
.72 cal. European import round, dug in The Wishing Well cache in Savannah, GA. Riker display of four rounds including a .58 cal. Gardiner, .58 cal. Georgia Minie, .54 cal. Richmond Sharps and .69 cal. musket ball. Provenance: The collection of Craig ...

17
.40 cal. LeMat French Bullet & Pinfire Cartridge
.40 cal. LeMat bullet from the Dean Thomas collection. 11 mm French pin fire cartridge with markings on the base that are not decipherable. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Cartridge is 11mm LeMat bullet is dug. Cartridge is u...

18
Unusual 3-Piece Shaler .58 cal. Bullet
Pointed type Civil War bullet, patented in 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/2"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

19
.58 cal. Civil War Gardiner Explosive Bullet
Patented in 1863 and used by both sides during the war. No notes on where this round was recovered. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

20
H.G. Haedrich Marked US Civil War Cap Box
Excellent example stamped on inner flap. Made by Henry G. Haedrich in Philadelphia, Pa. He filled contracts for the US Government in 1862, 1864 and 1865. This example retains the wool and nipple pick. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

21
State of North Carolina Confederate Currency
Three different pieces of currency including an 1861 $2 note, 1861 $1 note and an 1863 10 cent note. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. $2 note, 3"H x 5 3/4"W Good condition.

22
Gettysburg M1839 US Civil War Marked Belt Plate
Lightly marked "W.H. (Smith) Brooklyn" on reverse along with soldier's carved initials "J O". Plate with rich chocolate brown patina. Recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield. Comes with LOA from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The coll...

23
Battle of Wilderness Dug US Cartridge Box Plate
Plate dug at General Hancock's position. Both hooks are still intact. Retains a warm patina. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/4"W Relic condition.

24
US Civil War Dug Eagle Breastplate
Recovered in 1975 in the Dinwiddie area of Virginia. Nice patina, retains both wire loops. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"D Relic condition.

25
Original Civil War .577 Enfield Cartridge
Unused cartridge imported by both sides during the war. Purchased from the collection of Dean Thomas. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"L Good condition, in Riker case.

26
Rare Kerr .44 cal. Civil War English Cartridge
Unfired cartridge with blue label together with a relic example in a Riker case. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Good condition.

27
Three Civil War Confederate Examples of Spurs
Dug piece of Richmond pattern spur, recovered from the 9th Corps lines in Virginia and purchased from The Horse Soldier. Non-dug Richmond-type spur, purchased from a family in Winchester, Virginia. Mississippi-type spur dug in a Confederate camp in C...

28
Three Civil War Union Examples of Spurs
Dug 1859 Federal Cavalry Trooper spur with two non-dug 1858 cast brass spurs, including one with its leather strap. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Longest, 5" Dug spur missing rowel.

29
Civil War Enfield P53 Bayonet Frog
Imported by both sides during the war from England. Partial museum tag on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"L Loss to leather finish. Oxidation to copper rivets. Very good for display.

30
Dug Civil War Baby Georgia Frame Buckle
Sought after by collectors, this fixed tongue buckle has a beveled edge and was recovered from the Wilderness Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"H x 2 1/2"W Relic condition.

31
Dug Gardiner Explosive Bullet & Whitworth Bullet
Explosive Gardiner dug on the Chancellorsville Battlefield showing the effects of having been used, together with a Whitworth bullet recovered on the Antietam Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Whitworth, 1"L Relic...

32
Civil War Maynard & Hazard Pistol Cartridges
Unfired .44 cal. Hazard Pistol Cartridge with an unfired .50 cal. Maynard cartridge. The Maynard cartridge with a wide brass disc soldered to the base to help aid with the extraction of the case after having been fired. Provenance: The collection of ...

33
Johnson & Dow Skin Cartridge & Maynard 1st Model
.58 cal. Johnson & Dow skin cartridge, dug on the Cold Harbor battlefield. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Together with a more difficult to find 1st model .36 cal. Maynard cartridge with soldered brass base to help with removal of spent case....

34
Excellent .69 Confederate Buck & Ball Cartridge
Unused example of this cartridge manufactured at the Richmond Arsenal. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 3/4"L Condition would make this worthy of any Civil War collection.

35
Civil War .50 Smith & .44 Watervliet Cartridge
.50 cal. Smith foil and paper unfired cartridge and .44 cal. Watervliet Arsenal revolver cartridge. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Smith, 2'L Very good condition.

36
Springfield .58 Unused Paper Cartridge
Civil War cartridge used in large quantities by both sides. Top shelf example which, according to consignor, was a part of an original pack of 10. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"L...

37
Civil War Sharps Linen Cartridge
Great example of the .54 cal. workhorse of the Union Cavalry. Conical minie ball with linen tube is intact with no dents and very good color. Retains original paper butt seal. Purchased from the Union Drummer Boy in Gettysburg. Provenance: The colle...

38
Civil War Artillery Gimlet & Friction Primers
Group of three items includes an artillery gimlet used to remove broken friction primers from the vent of a cannon tube, an artillery friction primer and a dug Coehorn mortar friction primer. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gi...

39
Civil War Sleeve Sharps Pellet Primers
Metal tube contained approximately 25 copper priming discs and a wood dowel. Used in conjunction with the Lawrence priming system. Purchased from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"L Very good...

40
CSA .44 Kerr Civil War Pistol Cartridge
Original unused cartridge for use with the single action 5-shot Kerr revolver imported by the South from England. Cartridge is marked "Kerr London" on paper base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Very good condition.

41
CSA Block "I" Infantry Button Kennesaw Mountain
Brass button dug by Mike Huey and purchased from Army of TN Relics. 2-piece construction with intact shank on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 7/8"D Relic condition with nice patina.

42
Civil War Federal Infantry & Mass State Buttons
Three Civil War buttons housed in a Riker case. Buttons include a dug Union infantry button with traces of gold gilt and the shank is present, marked Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Dug at Petersburg, Va. A smaller dug Union button found on the Frankl...

43
Original Confederate Tongue & Wreath Belt Buckle
Excellent example of the Richmond Pattern 2-piece sword belt buckle retaining an excellent plum and verdigris patina. Verbal history has this dug at Malone's Crossroads near Dinwiddie, Virginia in the early 1980s. For reference see Steve Mullinax's b...

44
Rare Kerr's Patent Confederate Civil War Pistol
Serial number 9853. The assembly number 368 is found inside the trigger guard and on the front of the cylinder and are matching. The London Armoury Company Kerr�s Patent Revolver is one of the most distinctive and recognizable of all Civil War e...

45
Collection of Dug Civil War Hat Brass
Three nice examples from each main branch of the Union Army including the infantry hunting horn, cavalry crossed sabers and crossed artillery tubes. Each are stamped brass and have both of their wires intact. Provenance: The collection of Craig and ...

46
Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate Civil War tintype in a full case. Image is of an early war Union infantryman with his rifle/bayonet (possibly Enfield) at order arms while wearing his cap box and scabbard. The shoulder strap and breastplate are visible while th...

47
Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate, full standing view of a Union infantryman at order arms with a complete rig.....rifle/bayonet/cap box/scabbard/belt plate and belt/shoulder strap/breastplate and cartridge box. Wearing a 4-button sack coat with his M1858 forage...

48
Kunstler Civil War Print "White House Strategy"
Numbered 197/750. Wonderfully framed print by Mort Kunstler depicting a meeting that took place on July 13, 1862 between Lee Jackson and Jefferson Davis. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 33"H 29 1/4"...

49
Gallon Print "Overdue at Catlett's Station"
1994 print numbered 651/950 depicting a raid by Mosby and his men on a Union supply train in May 1863. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 27 1/2"H x 36 3/4"W Excellent.

50
Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Ranger Farewell"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Ranger Farewell". Depicts Mosby and his men burying a member of their regiment. Triple matted and professionally framed. Numbered 22/350. Signed on glass to the consignor, dated 11/22/2013 and Gettysbur...

51
Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Rose Hill Raid"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Rose Hill Raid". Depicts a raid by Mosby in September 1863 in Fairfax County, Va. Numbered 169/550. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 29 1/2"H x 37 3/4"W Excellent.

52
Phillip Wikoff "Fleeing The Range" Studio Canvas
Numbered 31/200 with COA and signed in lower left corner. Somber view of a riderless horse with the Stars and Bars falling off. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 17 1/4"H x 23"W Excellent.

53
Signed Troiani "Southern Steel" N.B. Forest Print
Unframed print numbered 9/20 featuring Forest at the Battle of Okolona (Mississippi). Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 25 1/2"H x 28"W Shrinkwrapped.

54
Joe Umble Civil War Print "Prospect Hill"
1987 print depicting Pegram's Battery at Fredericksburg, Va on December 13, 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22"H x 30"W Unframed. Some scuffs in white border that would be covered by a mat.

55
Signed Gary Casteel "CSA" Wall Plaque
Resin plaque signed on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"W Excellent.

56
Confederate Buckley & Co "CSA" Civil War Button
Dug example with warm patina. 2-piece button marked on back "S. Buckley & Co, Birmingham". More difficult to find maker. Shank is firmly affixed. Purchased from Regimental Headquarters. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3/4" ...

57
Dug State of North Carolina Civil War Buttons
Group of two, dug State of North Carolina buttons. One single-piece button with raised "NC" in the center surrounded by sunbursts. No markings on reverse. Other 2-piece button with state seal and "North Carolina" in raised letters. Provenance: The ...

58
Dug Confederate Cavalry "C" Civil War Button
Very nice example with warm patina and shank is present. Marked "Superior Quality" on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Very nice relic.

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Excellent Non-Dug Confederate Staff Officer Button
Bright gold gilt with minor surface wear. Marked "Extra-Rich Treble Gilt" on reverse. Retains the shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 26 mm Light wear to gilt, otherwise very good.

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Two Dug Confederate Infantry "I" Civil War Buttons
Nice lot of two iconic Confederate infantry buttons. Raised block "I" button with warm brown and verdigris finish, solid cast brass. Collector's note that this was dug at Spottsylvania Court House. Other "I" button dug by Mike Huey at Kennesaw Mt. in...

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Dug Civil War Confederate Artillery "A" Button
2-piece button with tin back retaining its shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 20 mm Relic condition.

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Civil War Dug South Carolina Coat Button
Very nice dug example retaining some gold gilt. State seal and motto on the front. Reverse marked "H.S. Smith & Co New York". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22.7 mm Dent on front. Shank firmly affixed.

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Civil War State of Virginia Dug Coat Button
Nice dug example retaining traces of gold gilt. State seal and motto on front, reverse marked "Scoville Mfg Co. Waterbury". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Retains the shank. Relic condition.

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Gettysburg US Bridle Rosette & CSA Heel Plate
Lot of two dug relics. The first is a dug US bridle bit rosette stippled version with period after the "U". Dug along the Gettysburg Pike according to collector's note. Other artifact is a partial heel plate dug in a Confederate camp near Richmond, V...

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Group of Union & Confederate Civil War Bullets
Seven projectiles total including .54 cal. CSA extra high base bullet, .58 cal. minie ball dug by Ken Bream at Wolf's Hill, .69 cal. minie ball from the Horse Soldier in Gettysburg, two other .69 cal. minie balls, .31 cal. colt revolver bullet and a ...

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Battle of Gettysburg Dug Bullets
Riker case with four bullets picked up by the First Commissioner of the National Cemetery, T.R. Brown. two additional bullets, a .54 cal. Starr Carbine, and a .44 cal. Sage revolver bullet also picked up on the battlefield. Provenance: The collectio...

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Group Union/Confederate Revolver Bullets
Nice group of five rounds including some unique examples. A .44 cal. Confederate Tranter bullet in excellent condition purchased from The Horse Soldier, .44 cal. US Starr revolver dug at Shiloh in very good condition, .36 cal. Confederate Richmond Ar...

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Nice Assortment Civil War Union/CSA Bullets
Seven carbine and rifle bullets including two .54 cal. Burnside carbine bullets, two .52 cal. Spencer bullets, .50 cal. blunt nose Maynard, .56 cal. Colt revolving rifle, and .54 cal. Confederate ringtail Sharps bullet (more difficult to find version...

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Union & Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
Six bullets in this group including a rare .577 cal. Macon Arsenal solid base rifle round (ex Ewing collection), a Maxey Enfield Bullet, three .54 cal. Confederate including a machined ring and an Enfield Mississippi rifle example, and a .56 cal. rou...

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Great "Pulled" .58 cal. Bullet & Others
Lot of three bullets including a great .58 cal. rifle bullet that was lodged in the barrel and pulled with a worm. Group includes two .577 cal. Enfield rifle rounds including one Confederate example (247) that was dug in Marshall, TX. Provenance: Th...

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Bullet Dug at Pickett's Mill & .50 cal. Bullet
Two Civil War bullets. .58 cal. Austrian rifle round dug at Pickett's Mill Battlefield in Georgia with a .50 cal. Confederate Macon Arsenal carbine bullet dug in Williamsport, MD along the Confederate line of retreat after Gettysburg. Provenance: Th...

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Civil War "Pain" Bullet, Buck & Ball & Wormed .58
Very nice group of three relics. The term "bite the bullet" comes to mind with the first relic which was been clearly gnawed on and disfigured. The second relic is a .58 cal. round that has been "wormed" or "pulled" after the rifle it was in suffered...

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Civil War Maynard/Gallagher/Spencer Cartridges
Group of three unfired cartridges from three important firearms used by the Union during the war. A 2nd Model Maynard, .56-46 cal. Spencer rimfire cartridge and a .50 cal. Gallagher. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gallagher...

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.54 cal. Civil War Burnside Carbine Cartridge
Very nice non-dug example from a weapon that was one of the workhorses of the Union Cavalry. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 5/16"L Very good condition.

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Collection Civil War Union/Confederate .36 Bullets
Very nice collection of six .36 cal. pistol bullets including two Confederate teardrop bullets found in Franklin, TN, Rare Colt tie ring with nice dug patina, US Savage bullet found in Franklin, TN, Johnson & Dow bullet, and a CSA European import pis...

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Lot of Larger Caliber Union/CSA Fired Bullets
Group of five dug bullets includes two .69 cal. Tower/Enfield bullets, .56 Colt Confederate bullet, a .58 cal. French triangle base bullet dug in Corinth, MS and a .69 cal. Confederate French 1859 Dragoon bullet dug at Fort Fisher, NC. Provenance: T...

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Civil War Relic Carbine Bullets
Collection of eight bullets consisting of seven carbine rounds and one shotgun slug. Group includes a .69 cal. shotgun slug, Smith/Merril/ and Sharps bullets, a .50 cal. "Stretchie carbine bullet, .54 cal. Wilkerson bullet, .55 cal. Suhl carbine bull...

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Confederate Kerr Rifle Tennessee Rifle Bullets
.45 and .54 caliber bullets used, according to research done by Jim Thomas, in Tennessee rifles. The .45 cal. bullet was dug in Corinth, MS. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. .54 bullet, 1"L Very good.

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Rare North Carolina .577 Austrian Bullet
Produced by the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind for use by North Carolina regiments serving in the Southern Army during the war. A rare bullet and a must-have for any Confederate collection. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wer...

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Civil War Revolver & Carbine Bullets
Group of original bullets including a Dimick bullet from Illinois. A .50 cal. Cosmopolitan Carbine bullet dug at Fort Donelson, a .37 cal. Maynard carbine bullet, dug .50 cal. Maynard bullet found at Chapel Hill, TN, .36 cal. Hayes revolver bullet, a...

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M1860 Colt US Army Civil War Pistol
Serial number 113807 puts the production in 1863. .44 cal., 6-shot pistol. Old finish to grips. Barrel marked "Address Col Saml Colt New York US America". Left side of frame above trigger guard marked "Colts Patent". Cylinder marked "Colts Patent No ...

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Civil War Maynard US Cavalry Carbine
2nd model carbine produced 1863-1865. .50 cal., breech loading. Serial number 19556 on lower tang. Inspector's marks on stock. Marked "Edward Maynard Patented May 27 1851 Dec 6 1859" and "Manufactured by Mass Arms Co Chicopee Falls". Provenance: The...

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Civil War Relic Bullets Incl. Sharps/LeMat
Nice group of six including a really nice .42 cal. LeMat revolver bullet dug near Richmond, VA and a .46 tie ring Sharps bullet. The others include a .36 cal. Dean and Adams dug at Fort Donelson, TN, a .44 Kerr revolver bullet, .56 cal. hunting rifle...

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Sharps Rifle Civil War Union & CSA Bullets
Five different bullets including a .52 cal. Sharps large teat found in Corinth, MS. two .52 cal. bullets from the Selma Arsenal, a .52 cal. round with 3-ring tie base, and a .52 cal. Bavarian bullet. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

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Union & CSA Civil War Bullets
Seven bullets in this group including a .58 cal. Williams Type I cleaner bullet, two .58 cal. Williams Type II cleaner bullets, a tougher-to-find .58 cal. Type III Williams cleaner bullet, a rare Hanoverian/Saxon bullet, .56 cal. Sharps tie-ring bull...

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Wilson Creek Battlefield Bullet Pickup & Others
.44 cal. tie-base Sharps bullet noted as having been found on the Wilson Creek Battlefield in Republic, MO. Together with two fired bullets showing the results of impacting a solid object and a .58 cal. Confederate Suhl bullet. The last three bullets...

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Dale Gallon Battle of Gettysburg Framed Prints
Two prints by Gallon. A 140th Anniversary print of the 6th Wisconsin charging the 2nd Mississippi at the unfinished railroad cut on the 1st day and a print celebrating the 2nd USSS and their role at Plum Run on the 2nd day of battle. Provenance: The...

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Civil War Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV Gettysburg
Ink inscribed bust view CDV of recently promoted Lieutenant Benjamin F. Wright (1835-1909). Signed "Lieut Wright Co C 190 PVV". Benjamin Wright enlisted into Company C "Cameron County Rifles" of the 1st Pa Rifles/13th Pa Reserves/42nd Pa in June of 1...

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Civil War 150th Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV
Pencil signed CDV "Al Rorer" (1842-1913) taken by Wenderoth & Taylor, Philadelphia Pa. 3 cent revenue stamp. Bust view image. Enlisted 8/19/1862 into Company B, 150th Pa. Bucktails as a Sgt. Promoted to 1st Lt. 5/3/64 and to Captain 6/15/65. Fought a...

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Identified Civil War CDV 90th Pennsylvania
1st Corps regiment that saw heavy combat at Gettysburg. Bust view of Lt. John T. Reilly who saw service initially in the 19th Pa. and then re-enlisted into Company F of the 90th. Wounded in action at Antietam on September 19, 1862, he was later promo...

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93rd Pennsylvania Civil War Photo Album
Great, tight CDV and tintype photo album descended in a local family. Civil War and post war photos including a very nice full length view of a Union private armed with a Springfield rifle and bayonet. Backmark is Rosentoch, Bloomsburg, Columbia Coun...

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USS Housatonic/CSS Hunley Civil War USMC Grouping
Three war date letters, post-war CDV and cemetery document related to Lawrence P. Hemmerle (1837-1907) who had initial 90 days service in a Pennsylvania regiment before re-enlisting in the United States Marines. He was assigned to the USS Housatonic ...

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127th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Samuel Tennis (1844-1912) enlisted into Company C, 127th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. Wounded by gunshot in the right side of the face at Fredericksburg, Va December 13, 1862. Standard, colorful GAR pre-printed document, filled out in ink an...

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187th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Richard W. Derr (1827-1864) enlisted into Company H, 187th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. This is the first GAR Soldiers Memorial I've seen in this format that honors a service member who died during the war. Richard participated in several ba...

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1792 Lancaster County Christian Herr Indenture
Framed indenture on vellum between Christian & Susanna Eyeman of Conestoga Township and Christian Herr of Manor Township for land situated along the Conestoga River in Manor Township. With frame, 21"H x 32"W Very good.

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1750 & 1862 Lancaster County Indentures
An early 1750 indenture on a pre-printed form and filled out in ink for property in the city of Lancaster. The 1862 indenture for property situated in West Earl Township. 1750 indenture with frame, 18"H x 23"W 1750 indenture with separations at fo...

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Large 45 Star United States Cotton Flag
The US consisted of 45 states when Utah was admitted in 1896 and lasted until 1908 when Oklahoma was admitted to the Union. 4'H x 6'W Maker with the size stenciled on the fly. Scattered moth holes and wear. Retains bright colors.

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Civil War 5th Pennsylvania Discharge & Photo
Group of two Civil War items. Eagle masthead discharge, filled out in ink for Charles Gerhard who enlisted in Company E of the 5th Pa on April 20th, 1861. Post war colorized photo of a veteran of the 5th Pa wearing his GAR uniform. Signed at the bot...

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39th Massachusetts Civil War Regimental
Written by Alfred S. Roe and published in 1914. 493 pps. 8 1/2"H x 6"W Original covers with soiling and edge wear.

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Listing Details
Featuring the Civil War artifact collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz, early axes and tools including wrought iron hardware from the Bill DuPont estate, plus additions from other local collections of militaria and Americana, tools and railroad lanterns.

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Dug US 1858 Smooth-Side Civil War Canteen
Smooth side canteen with pewter spout. Collector's note that it was dug near Antietam, MD. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 8 1/2"H Loss to pewter spout and dents to body. Body of canteen treated to prevent further rust.

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Dug Cedar Creek 12 Lb. Confederate Case Shot
Dug at Cedar Creek Civil War Battlefield. 9 pound case shot for use in Confederate smoothbore artillery. Copper time fuse, no side plug. See Dickey & George, Field Artillery (1993 Edition), pg 32. On a custom maple wood-turned base. Provenance: The ...

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20 Lb. US Read-Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Dug at Snyder's Bluff by Claude Maley. Percussion fused, wrought iron sabot. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. LOA from Army of Tennesse Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 3/4"D Very good condtition.

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Civil War US 10 Lb. Parrott Type III Projectile
Dug artillery round from Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Brass sabot shows distortion from being fired, but still in place. Fuse still in place as well. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. Provenance: Th...

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3" Schenkle Civil War Artillery Projectile
Common shell purchased by consignor from the Civil War dealer Army of Tennessee Relics, at the June 2013 Gettysburg show. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Very nice percussion fuse still in place. Overall good condition w...

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6 Lb. Confederate Civil War Solid Shot
Dug on the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Purchased from Army of Tennessee Relics. With a custom steel holder. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"D Excellent condition.

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Dug Artillery Relics Gettysburg/Franklin/Antietam
Three different relics recovered from the battlefield. First is a Confederate Read fuse, recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield and once part of the Shields Museum. A canister ball recovered from the Franklin Battlefield and an artillery fragment ...

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US 3" Dug Hotchkiss Nose Projectile
Dug at the Lovejoy Station Battlefield in Georgia. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Good relic condition.

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Confederate Dug 3" Read Shell Utoy Creek, GA
Nice artillery shell in solid condition from the Atlanta Campaign. With custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Partial sabot, otherwise very good.

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Relic 30 Lb. US Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Collector's note states this was dug at City Point, VA and previously owned by Sam White of Virginia. With a custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4"D Relic condition.

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M1855 Springfield Rifle Bayonet
Marked US. Clean overall condition with locking mechanism in place. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 21" L Fairly bright finish with light pitting and traces of original oxidation.

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Civil War Borman-Style Cannonball Fuse Punch
Steel punch with half-moon-shaped brass end used to set the fuse for the correct amount of burn time. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4 1/2"L Very good condition.

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1854 Austrian Lorenz & US Model 1842 Gun Tools
Group of two gun tools including an 1854 Austrian Lorenz rifle tool and a US Model 1842 Combination gun tool. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1842 tool, 3 1/2"L Austrian tool in relic condition. M1842 tool with surface buil...

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Scarce Burnside Carbine Combination Tool
Difficult to find tool combining a nipple wrench and different screwdrivers. Excellent addition to your cavalry display. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"L Very good condition.

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Civil War Enfield & 1863 Patent Wilmott Tompions
Wilmott marked with patent date of November 24 1863. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Enfield, 1 3/4"L Good condition. Wimott in a Riker case.

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Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
.72 cal. European import round, dug in The Wishing Well cache in Savannah, GA. Riker display of four rounds including a .58 cal. Gardiner, .58 cal. Georgia Minie, .54 cal. Richmond Sharps and .69 cal. musket ball. Provenance: The collection of Craig ...

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.40 cal. LeMat French Bullet & Pinfire Cartridge
.40 cal. LeMat bullet from the Dean Thomas collection. 11 mm French pin fire cartridge with markings on the base that are not decipherable. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Cartridge is 11mm LeMat bullet is dug. Cartridge is u...

18
Unusual 3-Piece Shaler .58 cal. Bullet
Pointed type Civil War bullet, patented in 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/2"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

19
.58 cal. Civil War Gardiner Explosive Bullet
Patented in 1863 and used by both sides during the war. No notes on where this round was recovered. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

20
H.G. Haedrich Marked US Civil War Cap Box
Excellent example stamped on inner flap. Made by Henry G. Haedrich in Philadelphia, Pa. He filled contracts for the US Government in 1862, 1864 and 1865. This example retains the wool and nipple pick. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

21
State of North Carolina Confederate Currency
Three different pieces of currency including an 1861 $2 note, 1861 $1 note and an 1863 10 cent note. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. $2 note, 3"H x 5 3/4"W Good condition.

22
Gettysburg M1839 US Civil War Marked Belt Plate
Lightly marked "W.H. (Smith) Brooklyn" on reverse along with soldier's carved initials "J O". Plate with rich chocolate brown patina. Recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield. Comes with LOA from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The coll...

23
Battle of Wilderness Dug US Cartridge Box Plate
Plate dug at General Hancock's position. Both hooks are still intact. Retains a warm patina. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/4"W Relic condition.

24
US Civil War Dug Eagle Breastplate
Recovered in 1975 in the Dinwiddie area of Virginia. Nice patina, retains both wire loops. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"D Relic condition.

25
Original Civil War .577 Enfield Cartridge
Unused cartridge imported by both sides during the war. Purchased from the collection of Dean Thomas. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"L Good condition, in Riker case.

26
Rare Kerr .44 cal. Civil War English Cartridge
Unfired cartridge with blue label together with a relic example in a Riker case. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Good condition.

27
Three Civil War Confederate Examples of Spurs
Dug piece of Richmond pattern spur, recovered from the 9th Corps lines in Virginia and purchased from The Horse Soldier. Non-dug Richmond-type spur, purchased from a family in Winchester, Virginia. Mississippi-type spur dug in a Confederate camp in C...

28
Three Civil War Union Examples of Spurs
Dug 1859 Federal Cavalry Trooper spur with two non-dug 1858 cast brass spurs, including one with its leather strap. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Longest, 5" Dug spur missing rowel.

29
Civil War Enfield P53 Bayonet Frog
Imported by both sides during the war from England. Partial museum tag on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"L Loss to leather finish. Oxidation to copper rivets. Very good for display.

30
Dug Civil War Baby Georgia Frame Buckle
Sought after by collectors, this fixed tongue buckle has a beveled edge and was recovered from the Wilderness Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"H x 2 1/2"W Relic condition.

31
Dug Gardiner Explosive Bullet & Whitworth Bullet
Explosive Gardiner dug on the Chancellorsville Battlefield showing the effects of having been used, together with a Whitworth bullet recovered on the Antietam Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Whitworth, 1"L Relic...

32
Civil War Maynard & Hazard Pistol Cartridges
Unfired .44 cal. Hazard Pistol Cartridge with an unfired .50 cal. Maynard cartridge. The Maynard cartridge with a wide brass disc soldered to the base to help aid with the extraction of the case after having been fired. Provenance: The collection of ...

33
Johnson & Dow Skin Cartridge & Maynard 1st Model
.58 cal. Johnson & Dow skin cartridge, dug on the Cold Harbor battlefield. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Together with a more difficult to find 1st model .36 cal. Maynard cartridge with soldered brass base to help with removal of spent case....

34
Excellent .69 Confederate Buck & Ball Cartridge
Unused example of this cartridge manufactured at the Richmond Arsenal. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 3/4"L Condition would make this worthy of any Civil War collection.

35
Civil War .50 Smith & .44 Watervliet Cartridge
.50 cal. Smith foil and paper unfired cartridge and .44 cal. Watervliet Arsenal revolver cartridge. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Smith, 2'L Very good condition.

36
Springfield .58 Unused Paper Cartridge
Civil War cartridge used in large quantities by both sides. Top shelf example which, according to consignor, was a part of an original pack of 10. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"L...

37
Civil War Sharps Linen Cartridge
Great example of the .54 cal. workhorse of the Union Cavalry. Conical minie ball with linen tube is intact with no dents and very good color. Retains original paper butt seal. Purchased from the Union Drummer Boy in Gettysburg. Provenance: The colle...

38
Civil War Artillery Gimlet & Friction Primers
Group of three items includes an artillery gimlet used to remove broken friction primers from the vent of a cannon tube, an artillery friction primer and a dug Coehorn mortar friction primer. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gi...

39
Civil War Sleeve Sharps Pellet Primers
Metal tube contained approximately 25 copper priming discs and a wood dowel. Used in conjunction with the Lawrence priming system. Purchased from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"L Very good...

40
CSA .44 Kerr Civil War Pistol Cartridge
Original unused cartridge for use with the single action 5-shot Kerr revolver imported by the South from England. Cartridge is marked "Kerr London" on paper base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Very good condition.

41
CSA Block "I" Infantry Button Kennesaw Mountain
Brass button dug by Mike Huey and purchased from Army of TN Relics. 2-piece construction with intact shank on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 7/8"D Relic condition with nice patina.

42
Civil War Federal Infantry & Mass State Buttons
Three Civil War buttons housed in a Riker case. Buttons include a dug Union infantry button with traces of gold gilt and the shank is present, marked Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Dug at Petersburg, Va. A smaller dug Union button found on the Frankl...

43
Original Confederate Tongue & Wreath Belt Buckle
Excellent example of the Richmond Pattern 2-piece sword belt buckle retaining an excellent plum and verdigris patina. Verbal history has this dug at Malone's Crossroads near Dinwiddie, Virginia in the early 1980s. For reference see Steve Mullinax's b...

44
Rare Kerr's Patent Confederate Civil War Pistol
Serial number 9853. The assembly number 368 is found inside the trigger guard and on the front of the cylinder and are matching. The London Armoury Company Kerr�s Patent Revolver is one of the most distinctive and recognizable of all Civil War e...

45
Collection of Dug Civil War Hat Brass
Three nice examples from each main branch of the Union Army including the infantry hunting horn, cavalry crossed sabers and crossed artillery tubes. Each are stamped brass and have both of their wires intact. Provenance: The collection of Craig and ...

46
Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate Civil War tintype in a full case. Image is of an early war Union infantryman with his rifle/bayonet (possibly Enfield) at order arms while wearing his cap box and scabbard. The shoulder strap and breastplate are visible while th...

47
Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate, full standing view of a Union infantryman at order arms with a complete rig.....rifle/bayonet/cap box/scabbard/belt plate and belt/shoulder strap/breastplate and cartridge box. Wearing a 4-button sack coat with his M1858 forage...

48
Kunstler Civil War Print "White House Strategy"
Numbered 197/750. Wonderfully framed print by Mort Kunstler depicting a meeting that took place on July 13, 1862 between Lee Jackson and Jefferson Davis. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 33"H 29 1/4"...

49
Gallon Print "Overdue at Catlett's Station"
1994 print numbered 651/950 depicting a raid by Mosby and his men on a Union supply train in May 1863. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 27 1/2"H x 36 3/4"W Excellent.

50
Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Ranger Farewell"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Ranger Farewell". Depicts Mosby and his men burying a member of their regiment. Triple matted and professionally framed. Numbered 22/350. Signed on glass to the consignor, dated 11/22/2013 and Gettysbur...

51
Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Rose Hill Raid"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Rose Hill Raid". Depicts a raid by Mosby in September 1863 in Fairfax County, Va. Numbered 169/550. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 29 1/2"H x 37 3/4"W Excellent.

52
Phillip Wikoff "Fleeing The Range" Studio Canvas
Numbered 31/200 with COA and signed in lower left corner. Somber view of a riderless horse with the Stars and Bars falling off. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 17 1/4"H x 23"W Excellent.

53
Signed Troiani "Southern Steel" N.B. Forest Print
Unframed print numbered 9/20 featuring Forest at the Battle of Okolona (Mississippi). Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 25 1/2"H x 28"W Shrinkwrapped.

54
Joe Umble Civil War Print "Prospect Hill"
1987 print depicting Pegram's Battery at Fredericksburg, Va on December 13, 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22"H x 30"W Unframed. Some scuffs in white border that would be covered by a mat.

55
Signed Gary Casteel "CSA" Wall Plaque
Resin plaque signed on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"W Excellent.

56
Confederate Buckley & Co "CSA" Civil War Button
Dug example with warm patina. 2-piece button marked on back "S. Buckley & Co, Birmingham". More difficult to find maker. Shank is firmly affixed. Purchased from Regimental Headquarters. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3/4" ...

57
Dug State of North Carolina Civil War Buttons
Group of two, dug State of North Carolina buttons. One single-piece button with raised "NC" in the center surrounded by sunbursts. No markings on reverse. Other 2-piece button with state seal and "North Carolina" in raised letters. Provenance: The ...

58
Dug Confederate Cavalry "C" Civil War Button
Very nice example with warm patina and shank is present. Marked "Superior Quality" on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Very nice relic.

59
Excellent Non-Dug Confederate Staff Officer Button
Bright gold gilt with minor surface wear. Marked "Extra-Rich Treble Gilt" on reverse. Retains the shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 26 mm Light wear to gilt, otherwise very good.

60
Two Dug Confederate Infantry "I" Civil War Buttons
Nice lot of two iconic Confederate infantry buttons. Raised block "I" button with warm brown and verdigris finish, solid cast brass. Collector's note that this was dug at Spottsylvania Court House. Other "I" button dug by Mike Huey at Kennesaw Mt. in...

61
Dug Civil War Confederate Artillery "A" Button
2-piece button with tin back retaining its shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 20 mm Relic condition.

62
Civil War Dug South Carolina Coat Button
Very nice dug example retaining some gold gilt. State seal and motto on the front. Reverse marked "H.S. Smith & Co New York". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22.7 mm Dent on front. Shank firmly affixed.

63
Civil War State of Virginia Dug Coat Button
Nice dug example retaining traces of gold gilt. State seal and motto on front, reverse marked "Scoville Mfg Co. Waterbury". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Retains the shank. Relic condition.

64
Gettysburg US Bridle Rosette & CSA Heel Plate
Lot of two dug relics. The first is a dug US bridle bit rosette stippled version with period after the "U". Dug along the Gettysburg Pike according to collector's note. Other artifact is a partial heel plate dug in a Confederate camp near Richmond, V...

65
Group of Union & Confederate Civil War Bullets
Seven projectiles total including .54 cal. CSA extra high base bullet, .58 cal. minie ball dug by Ken Bream at Wolf's Hill, .69 cal. minie ball from the Horse Soldier in Gettysburg, two other .69 cal. minie balls, .31 cal. colt revolver bullet and a ...

66
Battle of Gettysburg Dug Bullets
Riker case with four bullets picked up by the First Commissioner of the National Cemetery, T.R. Brown. two additional bullets, a .54 cal. Starr Carbine, and a .44 cal. Sage revolver bullet also picked up on the battlefield. Provenance: The collectio...

67
Group Union/Confederate Revolver Bullets
Nice group of five rounds including some unique examples. A .44 cal. Confederate Tranter bullet in excellent condition purchased from The Horse Soldier, .44 cal. US Starr revolver dug at Shiloh in very good condition, .36 cal. Confederate Richmond Ar...

68
Nice Assortment Civil War Union/CSA Bullets
Seven carbine and rifle bullets including two .54 cal. Burnside carbine bullets, two .52 cal. Spencer bullets, .50 cal. blunt nose Maynard, .56 cal. Colt revolving rifle, and .54 cal. Confederate ringtail Sharps bullet (more difficult to find version...

69
Union & Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
Six bullets in this group including a rare .577 cal. Macon Arsenal solid base rifle round (ex Ewing collection), a Maxey Enfield Bullet, three .54 cal. Confederate including a machined ring and an Enfield Mississippi rifle example, and a .56 cal. rou...

70
Great "Pulled" .58 cal. Bullet & Others
Lot of three bullets including a great .58 cal. rifle bullet that was lodged in the barrel and pulled with a worm. Group includes two .577 cal. Enfield rifle rounds including one Confederate example (247) that was dug in Marshall, TX. Provenance: Th...

71
Bullet Dug at Pickett's Mill & .50 cal. Bullet
Two Civil War bullets. .58 cal. Austrian rifle round dug at Pickett's Mill Battlefield in Georgia with a .50 cal. Confederate Macon Arsenal carbine bullet dug in Williamsport, MD along the Confederate line of retreat after Gettysburg. Provenance: Th...

72
Civil War "Pain" Bullet, Buck & Ball & Wormed .58
Very nice group of three relics. The term "bite the bullet" comes to mind with the first relic which was been clearly gnawed on and disfigured. The second relic is a .58 cal. round that has been "wormed" or "pulled" after the rifle it was in suffered...

73
Civil War Maynard/Gallagher/Spencer Cartridges
Group of three unfired cartridges from three important firearms used by the Union during the war. A 2nd Model Maynard, .56-46 cal. Spencer rimfire cartridge and a .50 cal. Gallagher. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gallagher...

74
.54 cal. Civil War Burnside Carbine Cartridge
Very nice non-dug example from a weapon that was one of the workhorses of the Union Cavalry. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 5/16"L Very good condition.

75
Collection Civil War Union/Confederate .36 Bullets
Very nice collection of six .36 cal. pistol bullets including two Confederate teardrop bullets found in Franklin, TN, Rare Colt tie ring with nice dug patina, US Savage bullet found in Franklin, TN, Johnson & Dow bullet, and a CSA European import pis...

76
Lot of Larger Caliber Union/CSA Fired Bullets
Group of five dug bullets includes two .69 cal. Tower/Enfield bullets, .56 Colt Confederate bullet, a .58 cal. French triangle base bullet dug in Corinth, MS and a .69 cal. Confederate French 1859 Dragoon bullet dug at Fort Fisher, NC. Provenance: T...

77
Civil War Relic Carbine Bullets
Collection of eight bullets consisting of seven carbine rounds and one shotgun slug. Group includes a .69 cal. shotgun slug, Smith/Merril/ and Sharps bullets, a .50 cal. "Stretchie carbine bullet, .54 cal. Wilkerson bullet, .55 cal. Suhl carbine bull...

78
Confederate Kerr Rifle Tennessee Rifle Bullets
.45 and .54 caliber bullets used, according to research done by Jim Thomas, in Tennessee rifles. The .45 cal. bullet was dug in Corinth, MS. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. .54 bullet, 1"L Very good.

79
Rare North Carolina .577 Austrian Bullet
Produced by the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind for use by North Carolina regiments serving in the Southern Army during the war. A rare bullet and a must-have for any Confederate collection. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wer...

80
Civil War Revolver & Carbine Bullets
Group of original bullets including a Dimick bullet from Illinois. A .50 cal. Cosmopolitan Carbine bullet dug at Fort Donelson, a .37 cal. Maynard carbine bullet, dug .50 cal. Maynard bullet found at Chapel Hill, TN, .36 cal. Hayes revolver bullet, a...

81
M1860 Colt US Army Civil War Pistol
Serial number 113807 puts the production in 1863. .44 cal., 6-shot pistol. Old finish to grips. Barrel marked "Address Col Saml Colt New York US America". Left side of frame above trigger guard marked "Colts Patent". Cylinder marked "Colts Patent No ...

82
Civil War Maynard US Cavalry Carbine
2nd model carbine produced 1863-1865. .50 cal., breech loading. Serial number 19556 on lower tang. Inspector's marks on stock. Marked "Edward Maynard Patented May 27 1851 Dec 6 1859" and "Manufactured by Mass Arms Co Chicopee Falls". Provenance: The...

83
Civil War Relic Bullets Incl. Sharps/LeMat
Nice group of six including a really nice .42 cal. LeMat revolver bullet dug near Richmond, VA and a .46 tie ring Sharps bullet. The others include a .36 cal. Dean and Adams dug at Fort Donelson, TN, a .44 Kerr revolver bullet, .56 cal. hunting rifle...

84
Sharps Rifle Civil War Union & CSA Bullets
Five different bullets including a .52 cal. Sharps large teat found in Corinth, MS. two .52 cal. bullets from the Selma Arsenal, a .52 cal. round with 3-ring tie base, and a .52 cal. Bavarian bullet. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

85
Union & CSA Civil War Bullets
Seven bullets in this group including a .58 cal. Williams Type I cleaner bullet, two .58 cal. Williams Type II cleaner bullets, a tougher-to-find .58 cal. Type III Williams cleaner bullet, a rare Hanoverian/Saxon bullet, .56 cal. Sharps tie-ring bull...

86
Wilson Creek Battlefield Bullet Pickup & Others
.44 cal. tie-base Sharps bullet noted as having been found on the Wilson Creek Battlefield in Republic, MO. Together with two fired bullets showing the results of impacting a solid object and a .58 cal. Confederate Suhl bullet. The last three bullets...

87
Dale Gallon Battle of Gettysburg Framed Prints
Two prints by Gallon. A 140th Anniversary print of the 6th Wisconsin charging the 2nd Mississippi at the unfinished railroad cut on the 1st day and a print celebrating the 2nd USSS and their role at Plum Run on the 2nd day of battle. Provenance: The...

88
Civil War Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV Gettysburg
Ink inscribed bust view CDV of recently promoted Lieutenant Benjamin F. Wright (1835-1909). Signed "Lieut Wright Co C 190 PVV". Benjamin Wright enlisted into Company C "Cameron County Rifles" of the 1st Pa Rifles/13th Pa Reserves/42nd Pa in June of 1...

89
Civil War 150th Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV
Pencil signed CDV "Al Rorer" (1842-1913) taken by Wenderoth & Taylor, Philadelphia Pa. 3 cent revenue stamp. Bust view image. Enlisted 8/19/1862 into Company B, 150th Pa. Bucktails as a Sgt. Promoted to 1st Lt. 5/3/64 and to Captain 6/15/65. Fought a...

90
Identified Civil War CDV 90th Pennsylvania
1st Corps regiment that saw heavy combat at Gettysburg. Bust view of Lt. John T. Reilly who saw service initially in the 19th Pa. and then re-enlisted into Company F of the 90th. Wounded in action at Antietam on September 19, 1862, he was later promo...

91
93rd Pennsylvania Civil War Photo Album
Great, tight CDV and tintype photo album descended in a local family. Civil War and post war photos including a very nice full length view of a Union private armed with a Springfield rifle and bayonet. Backmark is Rosentoch, Bloomsburg, Columbia Coun...

92
USS Housatonic/CSS Hunley Civil War USMC Grouping
Three war date letters, post-war CDV and cemetery document related to Lawrence P. Hemmerle (1837-1907) who had initial 90 days service in a Pennsylvania regiment before re-enlisting in the United States Marines. He was assigned to the USS Housatonic ...

93
127th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Samuel Tennis (1844-1912) enlisted into Company C, 127th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. Wounded by gunshot in the right side of the face at Fredericksburg, Va December 13, 1862. Standard, colorful GAR pre-printed document, filled out in ink an...

94
187th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Richard W. Derr (1827-1864) enlisted into Company H, 187th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. This is the first GAR Soldiers Memorial I've seen in this format that honors a service member who died during the war. Richard participated in several ba...

95
1792 Lancaster County Christian Herr Indenture
Framed indenture on vellum between Christian & Susanna Eyeman of Conestoga Township and Christian Herr of Manor Township for land situated along the Conestoga River in Manor Township. With frame, 21"H x 32"W Very good.

96
1750 & 1862 Lancaster County Indentures
An early 1750 indenture on a pre-printed form and filled out in ink for property in the city of Lancaster. The 1862 indenture for property situated in West Earl Township. 1750 indenture with frame, 18"H x 23"W 1750 indenture with separations at fo...

97
Large 45 Star United States Cotton Flag
The US consisted of 45 states when Utah was admitted in 1896 and lasted until 1908 when Oklahoma was admitted to the Union. 4'H x 6'W Maker with the size stenciled on the fly. Scattered moth holes and wear. Retains bright colors.

98
Civil War 5th Pennsylvania Discharge & Photo
Group of two Civil War items. Eagle masthead discharge, filled out in ink for Charles Gerhard who enlisted in Company E of the 5th Pa on April 20th, 1861. Post war colorized photo of a veteran of the 5th Pa wearing his GAR uniform. Signed at the bot...

111
39th Massachusetts Civil War Regimental
Written by Alfred S. Roe and published in 1914. 493 pps. 8 1/2"H x 6"W Original covers with soiling and edge wear.

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Featuring the Civil War artifact collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz, early axes and tools including wrought iron hardware from the Bill DuPont estate, plus additions from other local collections of militaria and Americana, tools and railroad lanterns.

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Dug US 1858 Smooth-Side Civil War Canteen
Smooth side canteen with pewter spout. Collector's note that it was dug near Antietam, MD. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 8 1/2"H Loss to pewter spout and dents to body. Body of canteen treated to prevent further rust.

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Dug Cedar Creek 12 Lb. Confederate Case Shot
Dug at Cedar Creek Civil War Battlefield. 9 pound case shot for use in Confederate smoothbore artillery. Copper time fuse, no side plug. See Dickey & George, Field Artillery (1993 Edition), pg 32. On a custom maple wood-turned base. Provenance: The ...

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20 Lb. US Read-Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Dug at Snyder's Bluff by Claude Maley. Percussion fused, wrought iron sabot. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. LOA from Army of Tennesse Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 3/4"D Very good condtition.

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Civil War US 10 Lb. Parrott Type III Projectile
Dug artillery round from Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Brass sabot shows distortion from being fired, but still in place. Fuse still in place as well. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Comes with a steel shell holder for display. Provenance: Th...

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3" Schenkle Civil War Artillery Projectile
Common shell purchased by consignor from the Civil War dealer Army of Tennessee Relics, at the June 2013 Gettysburg show. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Very nice percussion fuse still in place. Overall good condition w...

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6 Lb. Confederate Civil War Solid Shot
Dug on the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Purchased from Army of Tennessee Relics. With a custom steel holder. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"D Excellent condition.

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Dug Artillery Relics Gettysburg/Franklin/Antietam
Three different relics recovered from the battlefield. First is a Confederate Read fuse, recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield and once part of the Shields Museum. A canister ball recovered from the Franklin Battlefield and an artillery fragment ...

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US 3" Dug Hotchkiss Nose Projectile
Dug at the Lovejoy Station Battlefield in Georgia. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Good relic condition.

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Confederate Dug 3" Read Shell Utoy Creek, GA
Nice artillery shell in solid condition from the Atlanta Campaign. With custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"D Partial sabot, otherwise very good.

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Relic 30 Lb. US Parrott Civil War Artillery Shell
Collector's note states this was dug at City Point, VA and previously owned by Sam White of Virginia. With a custom base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4"D Relic condition.

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M1855 Springfield Rifle Bayonet
Marked US. Clean overall condition with locking mechanism in place. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 21" L Fairly bright finish with light pitting and traces of original oxidation.

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Civil War Borman-Style Cannonball Fuse Punch
Steel punch with half-moon-shaped brass end used to set the fuse for the correct amount of burn time. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 4 1/2"L Very good condition.

13
1854 Austrian Lorenz & US Model 1842 Gun Tools
Group of two gun tools including an 1854 Austrian Lorenz rifle tool and a US Model 1842 Combination gun tool. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1842 tool, 3 1/2"L Austrian tool in relic condition. M1842 tool with surface buil...

14
Scarce Burnside Carbine Combination Tool
Difficult to find tool combining a nipple wrench and different screwdrivers. Excellent addition to your cavalry display. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/2"L Very good condition.

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Civil War Enfield & 1863 Patent Wilmott Tompions
Wilmott marked with patent date of November 24 1863. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Enfield, 1 3/4"L Good condition. Wimott in a Riker case.

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Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
.72 cal. European import round, dug in The Wishing Well cache in Savannah, GA. Riker display of four rounds including a .58 cal. Gardiner, .58 cal. Georgia Minie, .54 cal. Richmond Sharps and .69 cal. musket ball. Provenance: The collection of Craig ...

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.40 cal. LeMat French Bullet & Pinfire Cartridge
.40 cal. LeMat bullet from the Dean Thomas collection. 11 mm French pin fire cartridge with markings on the base that are not decipherable. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Cartridge is 11mm LeMat bullet is dug. Cartridge is u...

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Unusual 3-Piece Shaler .58 cal. Bullet
Pointed type Civil War bullet, patented in 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/2"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

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.58 cal. Civil War Gardiner Explosive Bullet
Patented in 1863 and used by both sides during the war. No notes on where this round was recovered. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1"L In Riker display case. Relic condition.

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H.G. Haedrich Marked US Civil War Cap Box
Excellent example stamped on inner flap. Made by Henry G. Haedrich in Philadelphia, Pa. He filled contracts for the US Government in 1862, 1864 and 1865. This example retains the wool and nipple pick. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

21
State of North Carolina Confederate Currency
Three different pieces of currency including an 1861 $2 note, 1861 $1 note and an 1863 10 cent note. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. $2 note, 3"H x 5 3/4"W Good condition.

22
Gettysburg M1839 US Civil War Marked Belt Plate
Lightly marked "W.H. (Smith) Brooklyn" on reverse along with soldier's carved initials "J O". Plate with rich chocolate brown patina. Recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield. Comes with LOA from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The coll...

23
Battle of Wilderness Dug US Cartridge Box Plate
Plate dug at General Hancock's position. Both hooks are still intact. Retains a warm patina. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3 1/4"W Relic condition.

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US Civil War Dug Eagle Breastplate
Recovered in 1975 in the Dinwiddie area of Virginia. Nice patina, retains both wire loops. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"D Relic condition.

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Original Civil War .577 Enfield Cartridge
Unused cartridge imported by both sides during the war. Purchased from the collection of Dean Thomas. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3"L Good condition, in Riker case.

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Rare Kerr .44 cal. Civil War English Cartridge
Unfired cartridge with blue label together with a relic example in a Riker case. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Good condition.

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Three Civil War Confederate Examples of Spurs
Dug piece of Richmond pattern spur, recovered from the 9th Corps lines in Virginia and purchased from The Horse Soldier. Non-dug Richmond-type spur, purchased from a family in Winchester, Virginia. Mississippi-type spur dug in a Confederate camp in C...

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Three Civil War Union Examples of Spurs
Dug 1859 Federal Cavalry Trooper spur with two non-dug 1858 cast brass spurs, including one with its leather strap. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Longest, 5" Dug spur missing rowel.

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Civil War Enfield P53 Bayonet Frog
Imported by both sides during the war from England. Partial museum tag on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"L Loss to leather finish. Oxidation to copper rivets. Very good for display.

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Dug Civil War Baby Georgia Frame Buckle
Sought after by collectors, this fixed tongue buckle has a beveled edge and was recovered from the Wilderness Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"H x 2 1/2"W Relic condition.

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Dug Gardiner Explosive Bullet & Whitworth Bullet
Explosive Gardiner dug on the Chancellorsville Battlefield showing the effects of having been used, together with a Whitworth bullet recovered on the Antietam Battlefield. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Whitworth, 1"L Relic...

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Civil War Maynard & Hazard Pistol Cartridges
Unfired .44 cal. Hazard Pistol Cartridge with an unfired .50 cal. Maynard cartridge. The Maynard cartridge with a wide brass disc soldered to the base to help aid with the extraction of the case after having been fired. Provenance: The collection of ...

33
Johnson & Dow Skin Cartridge & Maynard 1st Model
.58 cal. Johnson & Dow skin cartridge, dug on the Cold Harbor battlefield. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Together with a more difficult to find 1st model .36 cal. Maynard cartridge with soldered brass base to help with removal of spent case....

34
Excellent .69 Confederate Buck & Ball Cartridge
Unused example of this cartridge manufactured at the Richmond Arsenal. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 3/4"L Condition would make this worthy of any Civil War collection.

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Civil War .50 Smith & .44 Watervliet Cartridge
.50 cal. Smith foil and paper unfired cartridge and .44 cal. Watervliet Arsenal revolver cartridge. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Smith, 2'L Very good condition.

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Springfield .58 Unused Paper Cartridge
Civil War cartridge used in large quantities by both sides. Top shelf example which, according to consignor, was a part of an original pack of 10. Purchased from Pack Horse Ford Relics. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 1/2"L...

37
Civil War Sharps Linen Cartridge
Great example of the .54 cal. workhorse of the Union Cavalry. Conical minie ball with linen tube is intact with no dents and very good color. Retains original paper butt seal. Purchased from the Union Drummer Boy in Gettysburg. Provenance: The colle...

38
Civil War Artillery Gimlet & Friction Primers
Group of three items includes an artillery gimlet used to remove broken friction primers from the vent of a cannon tube, an artillery friction primer and a dug Coehorn mortar friction primer. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gi...

39
Civil War Sleeve Sharps Pellet Primers
Metal tube contained approximately 25 copper priming discs and a wood dowel. Used in conjunction with the Lawrence priming system. Purchased from The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2"L Very good...

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CSA .44 Kerr Civil War Pistol Cartridge
Original unused cartridge for use with the single action 5-shot Kerr revolver imported by the South from England. Cartridge is marked "Kerr London" on paper base. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 1 1/4"L Very good condition.

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CSA Block "I" Infantry Button Kennesaw Mountain
Brass button dug by Mike Huey and purchased from Army of TN Relics. 2-piece construction with intact shank on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 7/8"D Relic condition with nice patina.

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Civil War Federal Infantry & Mass State Buttons
Three Civil War buttons housed in a Riker case. Buttons include a dug Union infantry button with traces of gold gilt and the shank is present, marked Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Dug at Petersburg, Va. A smaller dug Union button found on the Frankl...

43
Original Confederate Tongue & Wreath Belt Buckle
Excellent example of the Richmond Pattern 2-piece sword belt buckle retaining an excellent plum and verdigris patina. Verbal history has this dug at Malone's Crossroads near Dinwiddie, Virginia in the early 1980s. For reference see Steve Mullinax's b...

44
Rare Kerr's Patent Confederate Civil War Pistol
Serial number 9853. The assembly number 368 is found inside the trigger guard and on the front of the cylinder and are matching. The London Armoury Company Kerr�s Patent Revolver is one of the most distinctive and recognizable of all Civil War e...

45
Collection of Dug Civil War Hat Brass
Three nice examples from each main branch of the Union Army including the infantry hunting horn, cavalry crossed sabers and crossed artillery tubes. Each are stamped brass and have both of their wires intact. Provenance: The collection of Craig and ...

46
Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate Civil War tintype in a full case. Image is of an early war Union infantryman with his rifle/bayonet (possibly Enfield) at order arms while wearing his cap box and scabbard. The shoulder strap and breastplate are visible while th...

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Civil War Tintype Armed Union Infantryman
Very nice 1/6th plate, full standing view of a Union infantryman at order arms with a complete rig.....rifle/bayonet/cap box/scabbard/belt plate and belt/shoulder strap/breastplate and cartridge box. Wearing a 4-button sack coat with his M1858 forage...

48
Kunstler Civil War Print "White House Strategy"
Numbered 197/750. Wonderfully framed print by Mort Kunstler depicting a meeting that took place on July 13, 1862 between Lee Jackson and Jefferson Davis. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 33"H 29 1/4"...

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Gallon Print "Overdue at Catlett's Station"
1994 print numbered 651/950 depicting a raid by Mosby and his men on a Union supply train in May 1863. COA attached to backing. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 27 1/2"H x 36 3/4"W Excellent.

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Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Ranger Farewell"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Ranger Farewell". Depicts Mosby and his men burying a member of their regiment. Triple matted and professionally framed. Numbered 22/350. Signed on glass to the consignor, dated 11/22/2013 and Gettysbur...

51
Strain Numbered Civil War Print "Rose Hill Raid"
John Paul Strain framed print with COA, titled "Rose Hill Raid". Depicts a raid by Mosby in September 1863 in Fairfax County, Va. Numbered 169/550. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 29 1/2"H x 37 3/4"W Excellent.

52
Phillip Wikoff "Fleeing The Range" Studio Canvas
Numbered 31/200 with COA and signed in lower left corner. Somber view of a riderless horse with the Stars and Bars falling off. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 17 1/4"H x 23"W Excellent.

53
Signed Troiani "Southern Steel" N.B. Forest Print
Unframed print numbered 9/20 featuring Forest at the Battle of Okolona (Mississippi). Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 25 1/2"H x 28"W Shrinkwrapped.

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Joe Umble Civil War Print "Prospect Hill"
1987 print depicting Pegram's Battery at Fredericksburg, Va on December 13, 1862. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22"H x 30"W Unframed. Some scuffs in white border that would be covered by a mat.

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Signed Gary Casteel "CSA" Wall Plaque
Resin plaque signed on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 9 1/2"W Excellent.

56
Confederate Buckley & Co "CSA" Civil War Button
Dug example with warm patina. 2-piece button marked on back "S. Buckley & Co, Birmingham". More difficult to find maker. Shank is firmly affixed. Purchased from Regimental Headquarters. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 3/4" ...

57
Dug State of North Carolina Civil War Buttons
Group of two, dug State of North Carolina buttons. One single-piece button with raised "NC" in the center surrounded by sunbursts. No markings on reverse. Other 2-piece button with state seal and "North Carolina" in raised letters. Provenance: The ...

58
Dug Confederate Cavalry "C" Civil War Button
Very nice example with warm patina and shank is present. Marked "Superior Quality" on reverse. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Very nice relic.

59
Excellent Non-Dug Confederate Staff Officer Button
Bright gold gilt with minor surface wear. Marked "Extra-Rich Treble Gilt" on reverse. Retains the shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 26 mm Light wear to gilt, otherwise very good.

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Two Dug Confederate Infantry "I" Civil War Buttons
Nice lot of two iconic Confederate infantry buttons. Raised block "I" button with warm brown and verdigris finish, solid cast brass. Collector's note that this was dug at Spottsylvania Court House. Other "I" button dug by Mike Huey at Kennesaw Mt. in...

61
Dug Civil War Confederate Artillery "A" Button
2-piece button with tin back retaining its shank. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 20 mm Relic condition.

62
Civil War Dug South Carolina Coat Button
Very nice dug example retaining some gold gilt. State seal and motto on the front. Reverse marked "H.S. Smith & Co New York". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 22.7 mm Dent on front. Shank firmly affixed.

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Civil War State of Virginia Dug Coat Button
Nice dug example retaining traces of gold gilt. State seal and motto on front, reverse marked "Scoville Mfg Co. Waterbury". Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 23 mm Retains the shank. Relic condition.

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Gettysburg US Bridle Rosette & CSA Heel Plate
Lot of two dug relics. The first is a dug US bridle bit rosette stippled version with period after the "U". Dug along the Gettysburg Pike according to collector's note. Other artifact is a partial heel plate dug in a Confederate camp near Richmond, V...

65
Group of Union & Confederate Civil War Bullets
Seven projectiles total including .54 cal. CSA extra high base bullet, .58 cal. minie ball dug by Ken Bream at Wolf's Hill, .69 cal. minie ball from the Horse Soldier in Gettysburg, two other .69 cal. minie balls, .31 cal. colt revolver bullet and a ...

66
Battle of Gettysburg Dug Bullets
Riker case with four bullets picked up by the First Commissioner of the National Cemetery, T.R. Brown. two additional bullets, a .54 cal. Starr Carbine, and a .44 cal. Sage revolver bullet also picked up on the battlefield. Provenance: The collectio...

67
Group Union/Confederate Revolver Bullets
Nice group of five rounds including some unique examples. A .44 cal. Confederate Tranter bullet in excellent condition purchased from The Horse Soldier, .44 cal. US Starr revolver dug at Shiloh in very good condition, .36 cal. Confederate Richmond Ar...

68
Nice Assortment Civil War Union/CSA Bullets
Seven carbine and rifle bullets including two .54 cal. Burnside carbine bullets, two .52 cal. Spencer bullets, .50 cal. blunt nose Maynard, .56 cal. Colt revolving rifle, and .54 cal. Confederate ringtail Sharps bullet (more difficult to find version...

69
Union & Confederate Civil War Dug Bullets
Six bullets in this group including a rare .577 cal. Macon Arsenal solid base rifle round (ex Ewing collection), a Maxey Enfield Bullet, three .54 cal. Confederate including a machined ring and an Enfield Mississippi rifle example, and a .56 cal. rou...

70
Great "Pulled" .58 cal. Bullet & Others
Lot of three bullets including a great .58 cal. rifle bullet that was lodged in the barrel and pulled with a worm. Group includes two .577 cal. Enfield rifle rounds including one Confederate example (247) that was dug in Marshall, TX. Provenance: Th...

71
Bullet Dug at Pickett's Mill & .50 cal. Bullet
Two Civil War bullets. .58 cal. Austrian rifle round dug at Pickett's Mill Battlefield in Georgia with a .50 cal. Confederate Macon Arsenal carbine bullet dug in Williamsport, MD along the Confederate line of retreat after Gettysburg. Provenance: Th...

72
Civil War "Pain" Bullet, Buck & Ball & Wormed .58
Very nice group of three relics. The term "bite the bullet" comes to mind with the first relic which was been clearly gnawed on and disfigured. The second relic is a .58 cal. round that has been "wormed" or "pulled" after the rifle it was in suffered...

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Civil War Maynard/Gallagher/Spencer Cartridges
Group of three unfired cartridges from three important firearms used by the Union during the war. A 2nd Model Maynard, .56-46 cal. Spencer rimfire cartridge and a .50 cal. Gallagher. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. Gallagher...

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.54 cal. Civil War Burnside Carbine Cartridge
Very nice non-dug example from a weapon that was one of the workhorses of the Union Cavalry. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. 2 5/16"L Very good condition.

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Collection Civil War Union/Confederate .36 Bullets
Very nice collection of six .36 cal. pistol bullets including two Confederate teardrop bullets found in Franklin, TN, Rare Colt tie ring with nice dug patina, US Savage bullet found in Franklin, TN, Johnson & Dow bullet, and a CSA European import pis...

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Lot of Larger Caliber Union/CSA Fired Bullets
Group of five dug bullets includes two .69 cal. Tower/Enfield bullets, .56 Colt Confederate bullet, a .58 cal. French triangle base bullet dug in Corinth, MS and a .69 cal. Confederate French 1859 Dragoon bullet dug at Fort Fisher, NC. Provenance: T...

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Civil War Relic Carbine Bullets
Collection of eight bullets consisting of seven carbine rounds and one shotgun slug. Group includes a .69 cal. shotgun slug, Smith/Merril/ and Sharps bullets, a .50 cal. "Stretchie carbine bullet, .54 cal. Wilkerson bullet, .55 cal. Suhl carbine bull...

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Confederate Kerr Rifle Tennessee Rifle Bullets
.45 and .54 caliber bullets used, according to research done by Jim Thomas, in Tennessee rifles. The .45 cal. bullet was dug in Corinth, MS. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wertz. .54 bullet, 1"L Very good.

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Rare North Carolina .577 Austrian Bullet
Produced by the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind for use by North Carolina regiments serving in the Southern Army during the war. A rare bullet and a must-have for any Confederate collection. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia Wer...

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Civil War Revolver & Carbine Bullets
Group of original bullets including a Dimick bullet from Illinois. A .50 cal. Cosmopolitan Carbine bullet dug at Fort Donelson, a .37 cal. Maynard carbine bullet, dug .50 cal. Maynard bullet found at Chapel Hill, TN, .36 cal. Hayes revolver bullet, a...

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M1860 Colt US Army Civil War Pistol
Serial number 113807 puts the production in 1863. .44 cal., 6-shot pistol. Old finish to grips. Barrel marked "Address Col Saml Colt New York US America". Left side of frame above trigger guard marked "Colts Patent". Cylinder marked "Colts Patent No ...

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Civil War Maynard US Cavalry Carbine
2nd model carbine produced 1863-1865. .50 cal., breech loading. Serial number 19556 on lower tang. Inspector's marks on stock. Marked "Edward Maynard Patented May 27 1851 Dec 6 1859" and "Manufactured by Mass Arms Co Chicopee Falls". Provenance: The...

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Civil War Relic Bullets Incl. Sharps/LeMat
Nice group of six including a really nice .42 cal. LeMat revolver bullet dug near Richmond, VA and a .46 tie ring Sharps bullet. The others include a .36 cal. Dean and Adams dug at Fort Donelson, TN, a .44 Kerr revolver bullet, .56 cal. hunting rifle...

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Sharps Rifle Civil War Union & CSA Bullets
Five different bullets including a .52 cal. Sharps large teat found in Corinth, MS. two .52 cal. bullets from the Selma Arsenal, a .52 cal. round with 3-ring tie base, and a .52 cal. Bavarian bullet. Provenance: The collection of Craig and Cynthia W...

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Union & CSA Civil War Bullets
Seven bullets in this group including a .58 cal. Williams Type I cleaner bullet, two .58 cal. Williams Type II cleaner bullets, a tougher-to-find .58 cal. Type III Williams cleaner bullet, a rare Hanoverian/Saxon bullet, .56 cal. Sharps tie-ring bull...

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Wilson Creek Battlefield Bullet Pickup & Others
.44 cal. tie-base Sharps bullet noted as having been found on the Wilson Creek Battlefield in Republic, MO. Together with two fired bullets showing the results of impacting a solid object and a .58 cal. Confederate Suhl bullet. The last three bullets...

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Dale Gallon Battle of Gettysburg Framed Prints
Two prints by Gallon. A 140th Anniversary print of the 6th Wisconsin charging the 2nd Mississippi at the unfinished railroad cut on the 1st day and a print celebrating the 2nd USSS and their role at Plum Run on the 2nd day of battle. Provenance: The...

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Civil War Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV Gettysburg
Ink inscribed bust view CDV of recently promoted Lieutenant Benjamin F. Wright (1835-1909). Signed "Lieut Wright Co C 190 PVV". Benjamin Wright enlisted into Company C "Cameron County Rifles" of the 1st Pa Rifles/13th Pa Reserves/42nd Pa in June of 1...

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Civil War 150th Pennsylvania Bucktail CDV
Pencil signed CDV "Al Rorer" (1842-1913) taken by Wenderoth & Taylor, Philadelphia Pa. 3 cent revenue stamp. Bust view image. Enlisted 8/19/1862 into Company B, 150th Pa. Bucktails as a Sgt. Promoted to 1st Lt. 5/3/64 and to Captain 6/15/65. Fought a...

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Identified Civil War CDV 90th Pennsylvania
1st Corps regiment that saw heavy combat at Gettysburg. Bust view of Lt. John T. Reilly who saw service initially in the 19th Pa. and then re-enlisted into Company F of the 90th. Wounded in action at Antietam on September 19, 1862, he was later promo...

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93rd Pennsylvania Civil War Photo Album
Great, tight CDV and tintype photo album descended in a local family. Civil War and post war photos including a very nice full length view of a Union private armed with a Springfield rifle and bayonet. Backmark is Rosentoch, Bloomsburg, Columbia Coun...

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USS Housatonic/CSS Hunley Civil War USMC Grouping
Three war date letters, post-war CDV and cemetery document related to Lawrence P. Hemmerle (1837-1907) who had initial 90 days service in a Pennsylvania regiment before re-enlisting in the United States Marines. He was assigned to the USS Housatonic ...

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127th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Samuel Tennis (1844-1912) enlisted into Company C, 127th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. Wounded by gunshot in the right side of the face at Fredericksburg, Va December 13, 1862. Standard, colorful GAR pre-printed document, filled out in ink an...

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187th Pennsylvania Civil War GAR Soldiers Memorial
Richard W. Derr (1827-1864) enlisted into Company H, 187th Pennsylvania from Dauphin County, Pa. This is the first GAR Soldiers Memorial I've seen in this format that honors a service member who died during the war. Richard participated in several ba...

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1792 Lancaster County Christian Herr Indenture
Framed indenture on vellum between Christian & Susanna Eyeman of Conestoga Township and Christian Herr of Manor Township for land situated along the Conestoga River in Manor Township. With frame, 21"H x 32"W Very good.

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1750 & 1862 Lancaster County Indentures
An early 1750 indenture on a pre-printed form and filled out in ink for property in the city of Lancaster. The 1862 indenture for property situated in West Earl Township. 1750 indenture with frame, 18"H x 23"W 1750 indenture with separations at fo...

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Large 45 Star United States Cotton Flag
The US consisted of 45 states when Utah was admitted in 1896 and lasted until 1908 when Oklahoma was admitted to the Union. 4'H x 6'W Maker with the size stenciled on the fly. Scattered moth holes and wear. Retains bright colors.

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Civil War 5th Pennsylvania Discharge & Photo
Group of two Civil War items. Eagle masthead discharge, filled out in ink for Charles Gerhard who enlisted in Company E of the 5th Pa on April 20th, 1861. Post war colorized photo of a veteran of the 5th Pa wearing his GAR uniform. Signed at the bot...

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39th Massachusetts Civil War Regimental
Written by Alfred S. Roe and published in 1914. 493 pps. 8 1/2"H x 6"W Original covers with soiling and edge wear.