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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63482:  old West – relic Buffalo Skull

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old West – relic Buffalo Skull Best described here by our illustration, this relic of the old West should not be confused with the usual product of modern harvest. Demonstrating unquestionable age and weathering while remaining in solid untouched condition, this authentic frontier relic measures approximately 20 inches acrost the horns tip to tip. A good size for display as a wall mount or set out with accompanying frontier memorabilia, the existence of a large caliber bullet strike is consistent with the buffalo hunter heyday and the preferred big bore black powder cartridge rifle. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!


 

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Dr. A. O. Hamilton - Whale Oil LANTERN We will let our photos do the talking on this offering except to advise that it is entirely original and as nice as it looks with no cracks or condition issues. Dr. Albinus Otis Hamilton war born in Chatham, Mass. in 1833. He was a graduate of Harvard Medical School and had a practice in East Boston. He died in 1894. A beautiful 19th century lighting device, this classic oil lantern with its etched globe will be of special interest to antique medical collectors and will set in nicely with any quality period grouping. As with all direct sales, we are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with refund of the purchase price upon return as purchased! Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques !


 

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early AMES marked Blacksmith Forged Skillet Outstanding as a standalone example of early American country blacksmithing, an understanding of the artisan who left his name boldly set in the skillet’s iron handle, will be necessary to full appreciation of the old fry pan’s historic potential. Deeply set in the handle of this hand forged skillet is AMES a name that will ring true to the student of early American manufacturing as well as Mexican War and Civil War collector /historians. With a history too extensive to cite here, suffice it to say that it was as early as the later 1700s that blacksmith Oliver Ames set up his single forge shop in Massachusetts. Typical of the usual country blacksmith, in his early days, Ames would eak out a living fabricating all manner of iron tools and equipment from cooking grates and fry pans to door hinges, to farming and artisan tools. From here Oliver Ames’s would become the largest shovel manufacturer in the country. The Ames bloodline continued to expand in the foundry busuness to include John Ames in Chelmsford and John’s son N. P. Ames in old Springfield who would establish the Ames Sword Co. as the best known of Union Civil War contractors supplying all manner on military arms to the Union cause. (see: Sketches of the Old Inhabitants and Other Citizens of Old Springfield by Charles Wells Chapin ) This hand wrought skillet to include the AMES marked handle was blacksmith forged from a single piece of black iron. The bowl measures approximately 8 1/8 inches in diameter with an 8 ¾ inch handle. All remain in excellent original condition with a pleasing patina and good evidence of age and originality. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques !



 

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Confederate Navy identified: c.1852 New American Practical Navigator With lots of good evidence of period use and some age foxing and light staining, this 1852 edition of The New American Practical Navigator by Nathaniel Bowditch remains complete in its 458 pages with the additional page of advertisements and fold out chart all with no tears or repairs. On the inside front cover is the small period stationers label of J. S. Kellogg DEALER IN Books & Stationary, Mobile, Alabama. On the flyleaf a the bold period brown ink signature J. D. Johnston with a pencil notation: C.S.S. Tennessee. Well accounted for in such early histories as DeLeon’s Navies in War and the Confederate Navy in the War Between the States and such as Addresses Delivered Before the Confederate Veterans Association of Savannah by United Confederate Veterans, Georgia Division and the Official Records of the Confederate Navy, James D. Johnston is recorded as Commander Provisional Navy, June 2, 1864, to rank from Oct. 4, 1863; Comm. C. S. S. Baltic 1861-63. Johnston was second in command of the iron clad ram C. S. S. Tennesseeunder Admiral Buchanan at the Battle of Mobile Bay where he was captured Aug.5 1864; prisoner at Ft. Warren; exchanged, Oct. 18, 1864; Mobile Station, 1864-65; surrendered May 4, 1865; paroled May 10, 1865. (Note: Capt. Johnston’s Confederate Navy sword is housed in the Hargrett Manuscripts Library Museum, University of Georgia; col:# ms508(m).) We found an 1896 obituary account as follows: J. D. Johnston died at Savannah, Ga., age 98; he is said to have been the surviving ranking officer of the Confederate Navy and the senior ranking officer by date of commission of the old United States Navy. Previous to the Civil War Johnston served in the U. S. Navy as Midshipman 30 June 1832; Passed Midshipman 23 June 1838; Lt. 34 June 1843. He resigned to join the Confederacy 10 April 1861. A neat item for the Confederate States Navy enthusiast. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!
 

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cutlery handle – BELT KNIFE Best described by our photos as to condition and eye appeal, this cutlery griped belt knife will be familiar to Civil War enthusiast as the flashy style weapon embellished the waist belt of many a soldier’s portrait tintype or cdv. This example measures 9 inches in total with a 5 inch blade. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!
 

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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63450: Lord collection Civil War Battlefield Excavated – MILITIA BELT PLATE

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Lord collection Civil War Battlefield Excavated – MILITIA BELT PLATE Acquired several years ago when we were fortunate enough to purchase several groupings from the personal collection of our longtime friend Dr. Francis Lord, our photos will speak best for this excavated militia waist belt plate except to advise that it measures 2 ¾ X 2 inches and remains untouched and as dug with a mark on the tongue. This piece will come with our letter as preservation of its origin from the personal collection of Dr. Francis Lord. A pioneer Civil War collector from a day when nearly no one else paid much attention to the details of many now valued Civil War collectable categories, Francis authored the widely known, multi volume, pioneer reference, Lord’s CIVIL WAR COLLECTORS ENCYCLOPEDIA. While a lot of detailed knowledge has been gained as the interest and value of Civil War collectables increased so dramatically over the years, Dr. Lord’s first and second volumes in particular and his Civil War Sutlers & Their Wares continue to offer valuable and reliable reference to Civil War collectors. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!
 

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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 4412: 2nd & 20th Maine - identified - Bugle Call – Civil War Patriotic Music Book

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2nd & 20th Maine - identified - Bugle Call – Civil War Patriotic Music Book Another offering from a back corner of our many year accumulation from aggressively seeking out such treasures, (It has come time to pass some things on to an appreciative home.) this rarely seen BUGLE CALL music book is identified to a 2nd Maine Infantry transferee to the hard fought 20th Maine Infantry troop, this well-worn soldier’s music book is none the less complete with no torn pages and is solid with the exception of the back cover which is there but separated. This rarely seen original 1863 publication of The Bugle Call by Root & Candy of Chicago measures approximately 9 ½ X 6 ½ inches with 60 pages of war songs and patriotic music with lyrics. (An interesting variation to the American music collector is the oddity of having a section of the book, pages 15 through 30, bound in upside down.) The book’s patriotic offerings include: The bugle-call -- Stand up for Uncle Sam, my boys -- The harp of the Union band -- The Union League -- America -- Clear the way -- God save the nation -- The skedaddle rangers -- The ship of Union -- Gone to the war -- Flag of the fearless free -- Call 'em names Jeff -- Stand by the president -- The battle-cry of freedom -- O, wrap the flag around me, boys -- Our soldiers stand upon the field -- Hail, Columbia -- The star-spangled banner (lyrics only) -- What's the cause of this commotion -- After the battle -- Uncle Sam's funeral -- Ho! for the gun-boats -- The battle-call -- Brave boys are they -- Jefferson D., Sir -- Come rouse up! brave boys -- Grafted into the army -- English neutrality -- Fine old Union gentleman (lyrics only) -- Freedom and Union (lyrics only) and more.
A period pencil identification on the front cover offers G. S. Gould – Maine while on the first page in the top margin we see: Bangor Me. – Gilman S. Gould – Maine in period script.
Gilman S. Gould gave his residence as Muscle Rig Place, when he enlisted as a 24 year old Down EastMainer and mustered in on October 17, 1862 as a Private of Co. G 2nd Maine Infantry A list of the important battles in which the 2nd Maine participated during Gould’s tenure with the regiment would include, Yorktown, Hanover Court House, Gaines' Mill, Malvern Hill, Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. On May 20, 1863 the hardened veteran transferred to Co. H of the 20th Maine Infantry. Here the record becomes a bit foggy as while the Maine Adjutant Report lists a Gilman S. Gold as a transfer from the 2nd Maine to the 20th Maine, the early reference Maine at Gettysburg lists only a single Gould in the regiment, William F. Gould (a transferee from the 2nd Maine) serving as a musician in Capt. Walter Morrill’s Co. B of the 20th Maine. Some further research will likely unravel this all too common records puzzle. The Maine Adjutant Report has our man transferring to the Veteran Reserve Corps on March 15 1865 with no method or date of discharge given? As we have advised, this piece is offered as found with some folds at the corners and lots of evidence of period use but as we say, complete with no major page tears, stains or other issues save separation of the back cover. A scarce Civil War collectable with a desirable 2nd Maine Infantry and 20th Maine Volunteers connection.

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mid-19th century baleen STRAIGHT RAZOR & MACRAME CASE Not for the razor enthusiast seeking fine condition examples of the category, but a desirable period used and carried personal item of the time for the historian / collector who covets the eye appeal and character of the everyday item so frequently used up and cast away in the period. This well used straight razor offers a pleasing condition whale baleen grip while the tang of the razor bares the barely legible marking of the HOBSON, HOUGHTON & CO LTD Steel Works who commenced work in Sheffield in 1863. The period paper mache case offers the considerable attention of the original owner who covered the case in cotton cord macrame. A popular hand craft of the period, while macrame is most frequently attributed seafarers the skill was a pastime of many a coastal born Civil War volunteer. With considerable evidence of period ware and carrying, this example remains in solid condition. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!


 

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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63207: Bannerman Military Goods – Civil War Cavalry Carbine Socket Display

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Bannerman Military Goods – Civil War Cavalry Carbine Socket Display Seldom surviving intact as cavalry and Civil War collectors have, dismantled these Bannerman display escutcheons removing the nearly always unissued condition carbine socket for display. Hard to imagine in today’s world of scarcity, Francis Bannerman of Bannerman’s Military Goods acquired an abundance of these carbine sockets when he purchased all manner of left over military paraphernalia from the reconstruction era U. S. government. The harness leather sockets were fashioned into match holder wall displays by plugging one end of the socket with a wooden disk and attaching it with a bit of iron wire to an shield shaped wood plaque. (Though we would discourage it, all easily removeable without damage to the original leather socket.) The display was further embellished with the attachment of issue shako chin strap buttons. Now seldom encountered, a complete original example of an old Bannerman Civil War carbine match holder as was offered in his early 1900s military goods catalogues (even to the typed label on the back) is worthy of preservation over and above the Civil War issue carbine socket.
Likely not required here, but for the sake of the uninitiated the carbine socket was buckled to a saddle strap in a position to accept the muzzle end soldier’s carbine as his weapon was slung on the issue cavalry sling. The leather socket would thus hold the carbine muzzle secure even at full gallop without restricting quick access. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!



 

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Confederate Captured & Repaired – Mod. 1816 Springfield Conversion Frequently ignored in the earlier years of collecting, ’captured and repaired’ or ’C & R’ Confederate used arms have come into their own in recent years as research has been shared and as evidenced by CAPT. Steven W. Knott’s definitive work ’Confederate Reissued Firearms’. Identifiable as such by a telltale font letter stamp located on the underside of the stock just forward of the trigger guard the mark placed by Confederate ordnance officers supervising the cleaning and repair, is rather innocuous to all but the experienced eye, however the distinctively ’cat tailed’ Q Confederate approval marking is of considerable significance particularly as the subject arm frequently shows marked period alteration, some from the Confederate cleaning and repair process and some by issue personal preference or make do field repair. Best described here by our illustrations as to overall condition and eye appeal, this Model 1816 Springfield smooth bore, cone in barrel, percussion conversion retains the original barrel shortened to 35 ¼ inches with a bead front sight. The unmarked, slotted for sighting, middle band is set forward of the usual location with filled band spring ports. The Springfield 1832 dated lock has what is likely a CS arsenal made hammer. All original to the Civil War years, this altered musket measures 51 inches in total length sports the usual array of Mod.1816 inspection markings and the all-important ’cat tailed’ Q Confederate approval mark just forward on the trigger guard tang.
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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63468: fine!   31st Maine  Col. Edward L. Getchell  - presentation – Ames Mod. 1850 Staff & Field Sword

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fine! 31st Maine Col. Edward L. Getchell - presentation – Ames Mod. 1850 Staff & Field Sword Offered from our personal collection of many years (see:www.Mainelegacy.com for a small sample) this Ames Mod.1850 Staff & Field Sword remains in fine original condition in all respects, offering a high quality etched blade with Latin motos ‘Nec Temere, Nec Timide’ (Neither Rashly, nor Timidly) and ‘Justitia, Nunguam Ulto’ ( Justice, Never Vengeance and bears the presentation inscription Alexander to Edward. It should be noted here that the sword emanated from Bangor, Maine from among personal effects of Col. Edward L. Getchell who was Maine’s only ’Edward’ staff grade officer and will come with our letter of provenance.
Edward L. Getchell was a twenty two year old resident of Bangor, Maine when on May,28,1861 he was commissioned as 1st Lt. Co. H 2nd Maine Infantry. Promoted to Captain on October 1, 1862, Getchell mustered out with the 2nd Maine Regiment on June 9,1863. He reenlisted on April 9,1864 and was commissioned as Captain Co. H 31st Maine Infantry . Wounded at Bethesda Church, VA on June 21,1864, Edward Getchell was promoted to Lt. Colonel on October 21,1864. Serving in command of the 2nd Brigade – 2nd Division – IX Corps during the sixth offensive on Petersburg, Lt. Col Edwin L. Getchell was ’appointed’ by Lincoln as Bvt. Colonel of Volunteers for ‘gallant and meritorious conduct in the assault before Petersburg, Va." ( Available for viewing on fold3.comis an April 2,1865 National Archives collection letter from Edward Getchell to Sec. of War Stanton acknowledging Lincoln’s appointment.) Mustering out with his 31st Maine Infantry on July 15,1865, Col. Getchell returned to Bangor, Maine for a time however he died in Jacksonville, Florida where he was fatally shot in 1884. His last will in testament (available for viewing on ancestry.com) bequeaths his personal property to Mrs. Mary J. Chalmers in Bangor. Per available records Edwrd Getchell was returned to Bangor, Maine where he is interned in Mount Hope cemetery. This attractive Ames presentation sword has the advantage of remaining in fine condition while offering the collector / historian significant history.
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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63448: early 19th century Onion Globe – CANDLE LANTERN

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early 19th century Onion Globe – CANDLE LANTERN Best described here by our illustrations as to condition and eye appeal, suffice it to say this rarely surviving ’onion’ globe candle lantern remains in most pleasing all original condition with desirable evidence of age and period originality. Standing approximately 12 ¾ inches, this classic late 1700s / early 1800s candle lantern is fashioned in tinned sheet iron with a blown glass globe and bayonet style candle holder base of copper. An especially desirable untouched lighting device in style and condition.
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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63469: Original unopened!  1918 dated - Bull Durham Tobacco Pouch

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Original unopened! 1918 dated - Bull Durham Tobacco Pouch A bit late for our usual fare but in line with our special appreciation for once common and now rarely surviving every day items, we couldn’t resist this original unopened Bull Durham Tobacco pouch. Remaining in as new condition with seals intact, this patent 1918 marked pouch is a classic of the ’roll your own’ days. Once common to many a Civil War veteran hall or Western gambling hall, this offering will display well in any period grouping. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!


 

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Click here to enlarge image and see more about item 63445: Civil War vintage tinned sheet iron – WASH BASIN

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Civil War vintage tinned sheet iron – WASH BASIN Remaining in excellent condition while offering good evidence of age and originality, this basin measures approximately 8 inches in diameter, is 3 3/8 inches deep and is constructed of tinned sheet iron. Not to be confused with typical tin mess or cooking utensil of the period, this straight sided two piece construction basin is typical of the size and design of the personal, camp or medical wash basin of the Civil War and will display well in any period grouping.
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especially desirable! late 18th early 19th century Pacific Northwest - TRADE BEADS Remaining in pure unmolested condition with good evidence of age and wear commensurate with period use, this string of ’Chief's’ trade beads (named ’ti-a, co-mo-shack’ by North American Natives), is fashioned from trade beads as were used in the American Pacific Northwest, Columbia River Basin in the late 18th early 19th centuries. Of particular interest will be the unusually intricate period ’chain stitch’ lacing utilized. Acquired here in Washington Stare from an accumulation of early Washington Territory artifacts, such early blue glass ’furnace wound’ trade beads are referred to as Chief’s beads as an indication of their significance, noted in Lewis & Clark Expedition journals as being particularly sought by Native American tribes in preference to other trade beads. The 1803 – 1806 expedition leader Captain Meriwether Lewis wrote that if he were to return, he ’would make the blue bead half to two-thirds of his trading goods’. Such notation has led to common reference as Lewis and Clark type trade beads. Mostly surviving as loose artifacts or loosely restrung together on a single strand complete period examples particularly in early chain stitch (illustrated here with a US quarter for size comparison) will be especially appreciated by the collector / historian. Buy with confidence! We are pleased to offer a no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly. Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!



 

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