Non dug .69 caliber bullet extractor. $45.00

Alabama document from a sad time in our history.Here we have a framed and matted slave appraisal from Coosa County, Alabama dated 1844. In part it reads:"The following is the appraised value of six negroes belonging to the estate of Col. John McNeill"."Allen,a negro man valued at $550.00".The other slaves mentioned along with their "value" are "Nelly,Cloe,Elizabeth,Maryan and Charlotte Jane".Below the appraisal appears to be the envelope or another letter itself addressed,"Col.John McNeill Coosa County,Alabama".Framed as well is a third related document addressed "Samual Crawford at Home"? The measurments are 14" X 15 1/2". This would be an interesting research project.From the collection of Joe Ginn Jr. $275.00

Rare pewter heart shaped heel plate. $45.00

War time standard US cavalry bit boss.Like number 8,page 130 in Civil War Artifacts by Howard Crouch. $45.00

Very cool half piece of hardtack recovered in Culpeper,Va..Comes in a nice rikar case. $85.00

Nice grouping of dug relics from the camp of "Wilders Lightning Brigade" in Normandy Tennessee. If you look at "Phils Photos" you'll see Tom Hays{Stones River Trading} and Dwayne Davis[Lost and Found Relics} hunting this very site. I was the one taking the picture! This land has since sold and is now off limits to relic hunting so there won't be any more relics offered from Wilders camp. Here we have a nice carbine buckle with bat wing,ball button,one cent piece,toe plate with leather, musical instrument reed in F# and a key all dug at this location. $150.00

Great pair of non dug, regulation Union spurs.The rowels are complete and spin freely on both spurs and each has a nice light brown matching patina. The initials "KH" are lightly carved on the inside of one spur near the strap loops. If your collection is needing a couple nice spurs then here they are. $320.00

Gutta Purcha lice comb in great shape with all the teeth remaining. $75.00

Very nice light blue glass,eight sided umbrella ink well. This one is great with no cracks,chips or dings.This style has the lip around the spout. $50.00

CDV of a fine looking 1st. Lieutenant Staff Officer. Image is in great shape with no cracks,tears or spots. Looks like the cylinder of a pistol tucked in his vest but too much is hidden to tell for sure. CDV measures 4" by 2 1/2". No backmark. $50.00

Musket caps,brad or small spike and a .69 caliber three ringer salvaged from the Rebel blockade runner "Minho".The "Minho" sank off of Bowmans Jetty,Sullivan Island,South carolina. $30.00

Dug tompian with some of the cork remaining.The digger applied a touch of glue to hold the cork togather. $20.00

G.A.R. buckle on white linen belt in great shape. $145.00

Fantastic engraved presentation G.A.R. sword,flag and documentation of Ephraim B. Stillings of the 46th. Ma. Infantry and also the 2nd. Ma. Heavy Artillery. The scabbard engraving reads: "Presented to Post Commander E.B. Stillings by his commrads of E.W. Kinsely Post No. 113 G.A.R. Boston, Mass.". This beautiful 30 1/4" frosted blade displays several patriotic Union motifs. The silk flag which was presented to the family of CMDR. Stillings reads: "In Memoriam.Edward W. Kinsely Post 113 GAR.Boston,Mass.". Commander Stillings held several other positions in the G.A.R.. National Asst. Adjutant General for 1916. National Exec. Committee Council Admin. 1911-1912. National Adjutant General 1910-1911. Post CMDR. of #113, 1905. National Junior Vice Commander in chief 1905. National Asst. Adjutant General 1904-1905. Post Chair Council of Administration for #113, 1900. He was also listed in the book "Who's Who In New England". Regimental histories of the 46th. and 2nd. come with this grouping. Ephraim B. Stillings died 12-30-17. These are wonderful artifacts from a man who was well respected by his commrads in arms. $1,025.00

Dug brass sword hanger in great condition. $20.00

Nice group of dug relics. Here we have a Springfield bayonet scabbard tip, musket barrel band, two bayonet locking rings and a .69 cal. round ball. All for $30.00

Typical model 1859 spur with high, exagerated neck. Small part of the rowel remains between rowel holder. These spurs with the back groove are associated with the Alleghany Arsenal. $70.00

Cavalry hat insignia. This cavalry pin was dug in the Shiloh area. When dug, the two handles were broken off but found in the same hole. The digger re-attatched them for display. Displays well but priced accordingly. $135.00

Maynard tape primers. $30.00 a piece.

Cast Confederate bayonet drag in nice dug condition. Still retains some of the leather scabbard inside. Cool relic. $40.00

Dug calvary rossette. Nice chocolate face. Retains some lead in back. .58 cal. shown for scale. $15.00

Nice dug Enfield lock plate. $15.00