THIS IS A HUGE SECTION,
nearly 100 ITEMS...GREAT VARIETY...PLEASE SCROLL ALL THE WAY TO
THE BOTTOM
USMC Shako Plate, Lady Liberty Pipes, McClellan Pin, Compass, Grant Ferrotype, NHV Soldier's
Ring, Bugler & Musician Tintypes, Civil War Soldier Stencils,
GAR Veteran Souvenir Canteens, Columbia Carved Pipe Head, Presentation Silver Tea/Coffee Service,
Excavated Shoulder Scales, Shoulder Straps, South Carolina
Housewife, Tobacco twists, Cavalry Hat Insignia, Dug & Non-dug Clay Pipes, Magneto, McClellan Tableau,
U.S. Army Camel Bell, Confederate Bonds,
newspapers, Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's news magazine, watch fobs, portfire staves, knives, forks &
spoons, Civil War ammunition and cartridges, mechanical pencil, inkwells, Civil War matches, much more...check through these
listings
Also
check out the Pins & Stick Pins Section for other Civil War related
items, perhaps not listed here.
1MCW - INCREDIBLE LINCOLN MOURNING - MEMORIAL VASE
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Sale Pending
Near mint condition, dark chocolate color. 5" tall. Front
and back have identical molded designs, all deeply three dimensional, or
in other words, high relief. Starting at the top, the rim is wavy,
forming a nice sculpted border. Below, on the face, is the National
Emblem eagle/shield, flanked by the ends of the long scrolls above.
Below this is a mid-chest bust of LINCOLN over a ribband with his name,
all surrounded by a wreath. The base is decorated by geometric
designs. We are unsure of the material used to make this vase.
It's heavy, dense, and the exterior looks like Gutta Percha. Where
the finish has slight wear, the underlying color is a dull orange.
Overall there is hardly any wear, with the largest loss 3/8" at the top,
shown in one photo. The bottom has some markings hard to make out
for sure, but possibly "W -- S." and "39". Never saw another, or
anything this nice. $895
2MCW - EXCELLENT GEORGE McCLELLAN 1864
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LAPEL PIN Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
Gorgeous brass matted photo portrait of McClellan backed by a fabric
red-white-blue flag ribbon. Stick pin on back. Photo frame 1"
high. Photo is very crisp and made by the same process as CDV's
(albumen print). Flag ribbon is 2" wide, and bright. Scarce
political pin, enormously significant...McClellan opposed Lincoln in 1864.
$365
3MCW -
CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S IDENTIFICATION RING Click on
thumbnail photo for larger views
SOLD
It follows the design normally seen on these rare rings.
Consists of a flat silver band, tapering wider as it goes up.
And affixed to the top center is a shield, the latter beautifully
detailed with stars at top, diagonal band across the middle with the
officer's name engraved "Capt. Wood", and vertical bands across the
lower portion. Split between the two shoulders is the
information "4th Regt." and "R.I.". Condition is excellent.
Approx. size 13. Have no further ID on Capt. Wood.
$795
4MCW -
SOUTH
CAROLINA CONFEDERATE SOLDIER’S HOUSEWIFE More Photos, Click Here Virtually never found in the
current
market, due to its great utility – they were simply
used up and not saved. To the soldier in the field, this was one
of his most important personal possessions, for their great utility in carrying buttons, thread, needles,
pins and more. Entirely hand made with professional skill.
When unrolled flat, it is 13” long, and 5¼” wide. Exterior or backside
is dark brown wool, probably homespun, edged with faded yellow wool
ribbon. Inside has 4 panels, top to bottom, red, white, red, and
faded light blue. Bottom two are pockets. Top white panel
has several crescent flaps for holding pins and needles (several still
there). The entire interior is decorated (all hand sewn and
unequivocally ORIGINAL) and it is unmistakably SOUTH CAROLINA IN ORIGIN.
Top panel has crescent moon (S.C. symbol since the Revolution), middle
red panel has star, and bottom faded blue panel has Palmetto tree
flanked by S.C. (all pieces individually cut and sewn in place in
layers). Entire inside has the same yellow edging as the backside. Importantly, there is even a
possibility that the original owner can be identified, as the top flap
of the needle holders has the initials “J J” embroidered on.
Condition is very good, but because it is all wool, it has some
scattered moth holes. The ribbon which wrapped it shut is mostly
there but frayed and has some stains. Examination under dual spectrum
ultra-violet confirmed that no modern materials or thread exist in the
housewife. For a genuine Confederate soldier’s personal item, this is
a great rarity and an important find. $575
Rock Bottom
Sale Price
5MCW - AMAZING PATRIOTICALLY DECORATED CIVIL WAR PICTURE
FRAME Click on
thumbnail photos for larger views
On Layaway Could also
hold a mirror, rather than a photo. Oval, approximately 16" tall.
Very high sculpted relief, finished black, almost filled with raised,
gold painted patriotic symbols to include stars, crossed cannon over
cannon balls, topped by spread eagle standing on a shield. Both
inner and outer edges have decorative gold scroll work or texture.
Bottom has leafy foliage surrounding another shield. Overall
condition is excellent. One of the wings of the eagle shows a
crack where wing joins the body, and there are a few minor cracks around
spots on the eagle. These can easily be made to disappear.
The reverse has inset for your picture or mirror. In my over 50
years in the militaria business during which I never overlooked
furnishings, I don't recall ever seeing better of even equal.
$375
6MCW - LOVELY COLUMBIA-LADY LIBERTY CIVIL WAR PIPE BOWL AND
STEM Click on
thumbnail photos for larger views
Still retains its original fruitwood stem, which is virtually
unique, in that it still exists. An amazing feat of carving...the
face has smooth contours and exacting detail. Facial features are
unmistakably Lady Liberty. Amazing item. Has been smoked.
2 7/8" tall. Excellent condition. Stem is 15" long and
excellent. Has the classic reddish smooth bark still on the stem.
$375
7MCW - BEAUTIFUL CIVIL WAR HAND CARVED PATRIOTIC
COLUMBIA-LADY LIBERTY
PIPE HEAD Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view
Beautifully executed. Lovely face in great detail and remarkable
smooth finish. Heavy hair, piled high, with 5 pointed star at top
front peak. Eyes and teeth painted white, giving life to the face.
Excellent condition. Has been smoked. 2 1/2" high. 2
3/4" front to rear. $325
8MCW - VERY RARE CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PHOTO LAPEL PIN OF MAJOR
ROBERT ANDERSON OF FORT SUMTER FAME Click
on thumbnail photos for larger views
A rarity from our lifelong personal collection of patriotic pins and
badges. A tiny oval brass frame 11/16" tall, enclosing an oval
albumen portrait of the Major, under beveled glass. Comparisons to
his likeness and published photos leave no doubt in my mind that this is
Anderson, the commanding officer of Ft. Sumter before and during the
siege in April 1861. The pin was very likely created within days
of the fall of Ft. Sumter. The reverse is entirely sealed, and
affixed with a T-bar pin and "C" clasp. Very good, a lot more
crisp than our photograph shows. $195
 9MCW - CIVIL WAR ERA SMALL RELIGIOUS
OBJECT More Photos, Click Here Almost 1 1/2" tall, thin sheet metal capsule. One
side hinges open exposing a tiny cast metal figure (1 1/16" tall)
which appears to be female, holding what appears to be a crucifix and
flowers. Not sure if this is a saint or the Virgin Mary, but seems to
be a Catholic object. This is from the same family of objects as shown
on page 82 of Lord's "Civil War Encyclopedia", Vol. 1. Case is stamped
"GERMANY". Excellent. Some wear on the statue. $35
  10MCW - ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR CAVALRY OFFICER’S HAT INSIGNIA Click
on each thumbnail photo for larger view 3 ¾” wide, stiffened black
velvet backing with applied, stamped brass crossed sabers with false
embroidered, embossed surface. Held to backing by bent wires.
Has a tarnished “7” above, standing for 7th Cavalry, though I
can offer no evidence it designates THE 7th Cav of a few
years later – though the insignia would be the same. Fine
condition. Intended to be sewn to a slouch hat. Minor dust.
$350
 11MCW - G.A.R. "GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC" VETERAN'S SOUVENIR GLASS CANTEEN More Photos, Click Here From the 33rd National Encampment of
1899, in Philadelphia, PA. Face of clear glass canteen has beautiful,
full color G.A.R. membership badge backed by lush green wreath and
large crossed flags, all applied as a single label under glass, bonded
to the face, in a slightly depressed, convex circle. The event text
is found at the top of this decorative face. This “label-under-glass”
technique is very fragile, and few survive. There are no cracks in
the face. The reverse side has raised letters U.S. at center. Has a
screw spout with original pewter stopper. There are small depressions
where wire sling guides once were. One goes all the way through the
glass body. These glass canteens are rare, especially in fine
condition. It took me years to acquire one this fine. Measures 4
3/8” diameter. From our collection. $375
12MCW - TINTYPE OF MILITARY MUSICIAN - CIVIL WAR Click
on thumbnails for larger views
The dating is based on the fact that his shako is large and taller
(than those dating a bit later). Secondly, we found that tintypes
with this particular size and shape generally dated early War.
Irregardless, this is a superb image. The subject is a 2nd
Lieutenant who is wearing a militia dress coat with 3 rows of buttons on
chest. Trousers have a wide stripe down the legs. He holds
his very fancy shako on his lap. His right arm rests over a 3
Valve Trombone. The tintype is in original fancy paper mat, with
arched top. Mat is a little rumpled at the bottom from the tintype
being slid in and out. The tintype itself measures 2 1/8" wide x 3
3/8" tall; overall in the mat it measures 2 7/16" wide x 4" tall.
Very clear and crisp. $95
13MCW - CIVIL WAR TINTYPE - MILITARY MUSICIAN - BUGLER
Click
on thumbnails for larger views Very
rare image and subject matter. We encountered very few images with
period instruments during my 50 year career in militaria. Crisp
studio pose. 3/4 length pose of seated musician. He wears
what appears to be a standard enlisted uniform modified to look
dressier. Trousers are lighter than Navy blue jacket and appear to
have narrow stripe down leg. He rests lis left arm on table next
to him, which has a regulation Cavalry bugle, typical of Civil War
period, and which we've sold numerous exact examples. The bugle
retains braid/cord. Image has brass mat and glass in case.
Measures 2 3/4 x 3 1/4". Attractive original case with embossed
faces. Quite excellent. $95
14MCW - CIVIL WAR U.S. MARINE CORPS SHAKO (HAT) PLATE Click
on thumbnail photo for larger views A rare
one. Two piece. Stamped brass shield 3 1/4" tall, and a
separate stamped brass wreath which surrounds the shield. Face of
shield has small stamped brass Infantry horn applied, surrounding an Old
English letter "M" against a red fiber disc. Reverse has three
wire loops penetrating from the front, which have thin leather laces
holding them in place. There are two more brass wire loops which
were intended to secure the insignia to the hat. The wreath has
two brass wire loops soldered on, to secure it to the hat. Wreath
is fine except somewhere along the line, it got folded perfectly in half
and then broke, dead center. It needs a small reinforcement
soldered on back, to fix. Whole set is excellent otherwise.
Not missing any loops. Light, even patina. $595
15MCW - CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC CHANGE PURSE Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
On Layaway Thin, embossed maroon-brown leather, with red edging and interior.
Steel frame from hinge, over curved top. Deeply embossed on one
side, within a large oval leafy wreath, is an oval which reads "THE
UNION/MUST BE PRESERVED". Leather is flexible, steel has some
scattered thin stain, mostly on one side. Original chain over the
top. Lined with excellent red leather, but it is split on one side
inside; not seen for display. 3 x 3 1/2". Basically flat;
just lightly stuff with tissue for a nice display. $85
16MCW - CIVIL WAR CANNON PRIMERS Click on thumbnail photo for larger view
The little explosive brass tube with a twisted brass wire loop at its
end which is pushed into the vent. The lanyard hooks on to the
wire loop/tube and fires the cannon when pulled. Have five, 1 3/4"
long. Just found these, which have been in my collection since
1962. Time to move them on. Tarnished dark. Has old
museum number on the tube. Unfired. Each...$35
17MCW - PHOTO BROOCH OF GENERAL JOE HOOKER Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
1 5/8" in diameter, consisting of a fancy stamped brass border (circular
with scalloped border), around a circular 1 1/8", celluloid covered
photo portrait of Hooker. Pin back. About good as new,
except brass is tarnished darker. Have no information which would
explain the issuance of a brooch/lapel pin with Hooker's portrait except
that it was one of several different portraits available at one time
showing the then current Army commanders - in much the same manner as
the CDV portraits which were available of the favorite commanders.
$75
18MCW - AMERICAN EAGLE & SHIELD LADIES HAT PIN C.1830-60 Click on thumbnail photos for larger view The eagle/shield is a regulation stamped brass Army hat insignia. 2 1/2"
wide wing span. Fine detail and condition. Reverse has 5 1/2" long,
silvery tapered, strong and high quality pin affixed. During the Civil War
and up through the Spanish American War, it was a popular practice to make
jewelry by transforming insignia into some wearable decorative object.
Over the years we've seen many hat pins (usually made from buttons). This
piece is more uncommon and very attractive. $95
19MCW - RARE CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC FLAG LAPEL PIN
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On Layaway
Unique vintage pin. Consists of 1 1/16" of vertical
flag staff with tiny eagle at top, around which is a billowing full
color American flag. Would stand out beautifully on a coat lapel.
Has original stick pin on back. Excellent. $95
 21MCW - RARE U.S. ARMY CAMEL BELL More Photos, Click Here Originally made
for U.S. Army Camel Corps introduced by Secretary of War Jefferson
Davis in the 1850's. During the Civil War, the Army apparently
used these bells with Cavalry horses (see Lord's "Civil War
Collector's Encyclopedia"), and then, after the Civil War, the Army
apparently used them on mule pack trains which followed expeditions
against the Indians, as evidenced by one being dug at Ft. Apache
Arizona. Made in at least three sizes, the largest definitely
for the camels. These are really hard to find. This is the
mid-sized, 3 3/4" in diameter and 3 5/8" high. Case in silvery
brass and with the Army Coat of Arms in raised design in three places
on the sides, separated by sunbursts under stars. Sand cast, so
detail is not great, but still very handsome, and has a remarkably
brilliant and beautiful tone. Top has wide, rectangular belt
loop for strap around neck. Fine condition. Just a great
find, and a great decorator item. SALE
PRICE,
below our cost...
$295
22MCW - CIVIL WAR SOLDIER'S RING Click on
thumbnail photo for larger views Don't
know whether this was commercially made or made by the soldier.
Very nicely done. Made from hard, dark brown wood. Basic
body is "U" shaped, with a large, flat top, inlaid with a large silver
plate. The wood has 2 parallel grooves in its sides, and the
ring's width expands toward the top. The silver plate on top is
professionally engraved with soldier's unit and state information "3rd
Regt/N.H.V.". A soldier's ring with unit information on it
is one of the rarest personal items you could own. Just no
soldier's name associated with the ring, unfortunately. $750
  23MCW - ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR CLAY PIPES Click on thumbnail
photos for larger view When I purchased
these 35+ years ago, I was told they were excavated from the remains
of a pipe factory in the Maryland/Virginia vicinity, which had burned
down during the Civil War. These are the exact type I've
personally dug in Civil War camps. Plain red clay (reeded ones
in the photo are listed next) which took a
bamboo stem (not included). Fine condition. Each...$25...Buy
three or more, pay $20 each
23MCW (CONT). - ORIGINAL DUG CIVIL WAR CLAY PIPES. Have
only three with more decorative reeded sides, which are dug. See
in the photos above. Each...$30 Buy all 3 for $75
 24MCW - ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR RED CLAY
PIPES WITH ORIGINAL BAMBOO STEM More Photos, Click Here Photos show
representative examples Bought these decades ago. Really nice.
Never used. Absolutely original (non-dug). Exactly
what sutlers sold and exactly what I've excavated at camps and
battlefields. Red clay head with reeded sides (parallel
grooved). Stem is a straight piece of bamboo drilled out and
tapered on the end going into the clay head. Each...$35...Buy
three or more, pay $30 each
25MCW - CIVIL WAR WOOD MATCHES Click
on each thumbnail photo for larger view Decades ago, militaria dealers had these fairly
often. These came in flat strips 1 13/16 x 2 1/2".
The wood is scored, and whenever you needed a match, you broke one
off. Each strip has about 17 matches, and along one side, each match
head is narrowed, and has a little bit of red chemical which long ago,
lit when rubbed. Original packages held 5 strips. These
have long since disappeared from the market. These were in boxes we
put away 35+ years ago. These are
great soldier items guaranteed Civil War. Per strip...$15
26MCW - PRIME CIVIL WAR TOBACCO TWISTS Click
on thumbnail for larger view Familiar to most Civil War soldiers and the common form of
buying it. Shown in
Lord's "Civil War Collector's Encyclopedia", except his is
missing a good deal of the narrow end. We have a few fine specimens in the best shape we've
ever had. Not much flaking. Have
basic size, with a bit of variation within each (all were hand made), around 5 1/2" to 6"
long. Essential for a display of soldiers' effects. Many have
been found with their gear from the War. Only
a few left. Each...$45 Photo
shows representative
examples
28MCW - MINT GRANT CAMPAIGN PIN WITH FERROTYPE PHOTO
PORTRAIT Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
From the Presidential election campaign of 1868. 1 1/4" tall, in
bright silver metal, depicting a flag, with stars at upper left.
The background is vertically striped like flag stripes, with oval
opening at center containing the excellent miniature photo. Spread
eagle at top. Has pin back, and is in near mint condition. A very
rare election item. $375
29MCW - MARVELOUS CIVIL WAR AMERICAN SHIELD PATRIOTIC STICK
PIN Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
On Layaway
This one was stamped from thin sheet iron. Face
meticulously painted with red and white vertical stripes under blue
canton with gold stars and the word "UNION". No paint loss.
1 1/8" tall. Has stick pin on the back. Prime piece.
$150
30MCW - CIVIL WAR "HOME GUARD" LAPEL PIN Click on thumbnail photos for larger view
On Layaway
A marvelous specimen - rare and picturesque design.
We've collected hundreds of these over decades, and have never seen this
exact one before. Very high relief. Created as a stamping of
thin sheet brass, with what appears to have some silver plate.
Consists of an openwork droop-wing eagle sitting on a large ribband with
"HOME GUARD" in raised lettering, all sitting on a cannon which looks
like a 12 pound Mountain Howitzer. Has original pin on back.
Excellent condition. A super find. $195
 31MCW - IMPORTANT ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR NEWS MAGAZINES More Photos, Click Here Representative sample shown A weekly, profusely illustrated
publication, and the second most popular national periodical during
the War. “Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper”. We acquired a good
number of these from 1862 to 1864, and will sell them, as they come. These are roughly 11 x 16”, and 14-16 pages (7-8
sheets). Filled with War news and pictures, as well as great
advertising, from medicines, corps badges, I.D. tags, gun, and mess
kits. Papers are all used showing handling…they were probably read by
several family members, then saved. Folded edge will have some
generalized shallow fraying as they were once bound. See what the
people saw in the way of their most trusted news coverage. Offered at
half our price several years ago. Each…$18 Buy 3 or more…$15 each
Buy 6 or more...$12 each
SEE THE EARLY WARS MISCELLANEOUS SECTION FOR 1810 AND 1812 NEWSPAPERS
 32MCW - THE
MOST IMPORTANT CIVIL WAR NEWS MAGAZINE More Photos, Click Here Representative sample shown “Harper’s Weekly - A Journal of
Civilization”, 16 pages (8 sheets), 11 x 16”, profusely illustrated,
always filled with War news, as well as fiction, small anecdotes, and
fascinating and useful advertising of many soldier related items, for
instance tobacco pouches, binoculars, mess kits, stationary, I.D. and
corps badges, guns and more. Center usually has full 2-page picture
of latest action of interesting event. Very good condition. Spines
will show some wear and possibly shallow fraying from having once been
bound in a book. No Civil War collection can convey the essence of
the War and the times, without some of these…they held the images
through which the population saw the War. This lot was actually
subscribed to and collected by a Massachusetts soldier, Lt. George A.
Reed, Mass Minuteman (6th) and the 26th, who
served 1861-65 and who survived passing through the Baltimore Riots
which decimated his regiment. These date 1862-1865. They are all
equally excellent and interesting. As they come…Each $24 Buy 3 or more…$21 Each
Buy 6 or more...$18 Each
34MCW - CIVIL WAR PERIOD BRASS COMPASS Click on
thumbnail photo for larger views
Quality piece, 1 3/4" in diameter. Body is brass.
Thin dark brown patina. Interior face is lightly tarnished silver.
Has tiny "MADE IN FRANCE" marking, the first two words very light.
Button on edge which immobilizes the needle. Brass loop on side.
Beveled glass top. Shows age. I've had this sitting in my
desk for decades. $35
 
35MCW - AMAZING!! ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR PORTFIRE
STAVES Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view These
were a type of flare, used to fire cannon of the type not using
friction primers. It was a cardboard tube roughly 18” long and ¾” in
diameter, filled with a solid, even burning powder. Many years ago we
acquired a few of these, and put them away for the future. We’ve
uncovered them recently during our move. Because these break easily,
some are a bit shorter than the full 18”, having a bit broken off.
Also, due to their great age and relatively fragile nature, some of
the surface of the cardboard has become a bit flaky, on some. Yet,
these are still valuable and rare artillery tools, virtually
non-existent in the market today. Buy a few to ship together for one
charge. Full Length...Each…$22 (2 or more
$18 each) Almost Full Length...Each…$15 (2 or more $10 each)
 38MCW
- CIVIL WAR to CENTENNIAL (1876) PATRIOTIC PEN WIPES Click on
thumbnail photo for larger view Belongs in every soldier display, along with pens,
ink well, housewife, etc. These were used to clean the pen
points. Basically an oval piece of thin leather, 3 1/2"
long, with serrated edge design. One has a neat little red/white/blue
shield sticker on the side. The other has a bust of George Washington
sticker on the side. Mint, unused. Set with one of each...$7
Buy three or more sets...$5 each set
39MCW - CIVIL WAR HAND BLOWN GLASS INKWELLS Click on the
thumbnail photos next to each letter below Excavated in a camp in Virginia about 40 years ago. We’ve had
these in storage nearly as long and only pulled them out when
preparing to move. Several styles were found, most quite rare,
due to their fragile nature. Guaranteed original, and
illustrations of the fact that at least in this camp, the umbrella
style inkwell was seen far less than many other shapes. Price
guides rate these in the $50-100 range. Due to the rarity of
most of our forms, I believe they rate a price near the higher amount.
However, as we’ve retired and closing
out our collections, we’ll price them at bargain levels. Some of these
still have the original $35-40 price tag from at least 30 years ago.
AS AN ADDED BONUS, if you purchase
an inkwell below, we will add a free set of pen wipes (38MCW).
  A.
We call this one the School House Design. Prox. 1½ x 2”
rectangular base with roof and chimney – the latter being the spout,
which is sharp edged being the pontil. The roof has two lengthwise
gutters, one each side of the chimney, on which the pen could rest.
Pale greenish clear glass. Have a few of this style. Should be $75. Now…$50
 B. 8-Sided Glass Inkwell. Prox. 2¼” high (including
spout). Bottom 1½” is 8-sided, prox. 1 5/8” in diameter. Lip of
spout is sharp being the pontil. Pale greenish clear glass. A few
have a bluish-green tint to the clear glass. Should be $45 Now…$35
 C. As in B. above. Have 3 a bit
heavier and a darker, clear green. Somewhat better looking. Now…$40 Each
NOTE: MOST OF THE FOLLOWING ARE ONE
OF-A-KIND, or perhaps two. Several are extremely rare. The
listing as a whole is most illustrative of the variety used by the
soldiers and sold by the sutlers.
 D. 8-sided, pale greenish clear glass. Much larger than
above. 2 1/8” wide. 2¾” high including spout (sharp edged being
the pontil). Only one. Should be $65. Now…$45
E. 8-sided, pale greenish clear glass. Taller than D.
above. Prox. 2” wide and 3 1/8” high, including spout (sharp
edged). Have two. Should be $65. Now…$45 Each
F. Round Bottom with center spout on top. Have three with
minor variation between each. Prox. 1 3/4" to 2” in diameter and 2 1/2" to 2 3/4” high, including spout. Pale greenish
clear glass. Unexpectedly rare. Few were found. Should be $50. Now…$35 Each
G. Square Bottom.
SOLD Perfect size for lap desk. 1 ½” wide and
2” tall, including spout with sharp pontil lip. One side has raised
letters “J. FIELD”. Nearly clear, palest green glass. Only one.
Should be $55. Now…$40
 H. Bee Hive Shape.
SOLD Only one. Couldn’t think of a better
way of describing it. Dome-shaped with spout on one side. Rarest
of the rare – only one noted. 2” diameter base. Prox. 1 7/8” tall,
including spout with sharp lip. Pale greenish clear glass. Some
thin whitish ground stain inside. Should be $125. Only…$75
 I. Civil War Medicine Bottle. Came with lot of dug inks. 3
7/8” tall. Flat sided, chamfered edges. Pale bluish green clear
glass with some whitish ground stain. Neat little relic. $15
 40MCW - G.A.R.
"GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC" VETERAN'S SOUVENIR CANTEEN More Photos, Click Here Sold at
G.A.R. reunions such as the National Encampments. Very scarce G.A.R.
memorabilia, especially this form, the miniature white china canteen
with full color G.A.R. membership badge on one side. The reverse side
has color portraits of three presidents – Lincoln, Garfield,
McKinley…all assassinated. Canteen is 4 ¾” in diameter, and has three
sling loops like the real Civil War canteen. Also a functional
spout. Loops and lip of spout have worn gold finish. Information
which came from the seller decades ago in that the original soldier
owner was R. A. HANNA OR HANRA, Captain from New Jersey. Have
nothing more to go on. Fine condition. The last time I
remember seeing any of these for sale, the price was over $500. $375
41MCW (A
& B below)
- CIVIL WAR SHOULDER STRAPS These straps came from an old collection. (Photo colors are as close as we could get them,
with slight variation).
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(A) - VERY EARLY ARTILLERY LIEUTENANT’S SHOULDER STRAPS 1
3/8 x 3 7/8”. Not only early, but a good chance they were on a Zouave
officer’s coat. Very narrow, and not especially tall silver bullion
borders, dulled with tarnish but still silvery. Edged with tiny spun
brass wire, probably gilded, on the inside, and silver spun wire on the
outside. The facing is crimson velvet. The undersides and backing are
red. The extra color on sides and back strongly suggest the straps were
on a more colorful uniform such as Zouaves. Very nice condition showing
light use. Handsome straps of the type and rarity long absent from the
market. $475
  Click on each thumbnail for larger view
(B) - CIVIL WAR CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY SHOULDER STRAPS 1 7/16 x
3 15/16”. Could have been worn into early Indian Wars. Nice narrow,
tall gold bullion borders, with the thin gilt worn off, making the
bullion look like lightly tarnished silver. Edged with spun brass wire.
Tall, narrow silver bullion captain’s bars embroidered each end.
Tarnished lightly and matching borders. Facing is sky blue wool. A
little dusty. Back sides faced with lustrous black fabric neatly sewn
in place by hand. No snags or moth holes. $395
42MCW -
ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR SOLDIER
STENCILS Click
each thumbnail below for larger views What
follows are the couple remaining from a small group of Civil War soldiers’ stencils, which I
had collected over nearly five decades in the militaria business.
Stencils are exceedingly rare, and desirable personal items.
Aside from their obvious purpose of providing a way for marking
ownership of personal property and clothing, the stencil served as an
I.D. tag, allowing fellow soldiers to identify their body, should they
be killed in battle. Few stencils have survived, and have always
been an important component of collections or displays, based on its
highly personal nature. The following are
absolutely guaranteed original.
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  1 9/16 x 4 3/4". Standard design where very thin brass sheet
goes over internal stiffener. Text is “M. MORESYC. CO. I, 47th Mass. Regt.”. Very good condition. Very light patina on front –
heavier on back. $325
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  Full ALPHABET Civil War brass stencil. 4 1/4 x 6 1/2” sheet
brass, with four horizontal lines of letters punched in. All
letters are capitals about 9/32” tall, and all are fine. & sign,
period and comma are also included. $150
44MCW - CIVIL WAR-INDIAN WAR PERIOD LITTLE POCKET MECHANICAL PENCIL Click Here for Photos 3/16” in diameter, 2 ¾” long. Brass with fine decorative
embossed surface design. Rear has little ring to attach to cord or
chain. Typical of pencils carried for little pocket notepads. Some
even came with little tube pockets for such pencils. Very good. $25
46MCW -
UNIQUE
ELECTION PIECE OF 1864 FEATURING GENERAL McCLELLAN More
Photos, Click Here A Heroic
Tableau. Finally relieved of his command,
McClellan was free to openly oppose Lincoln in the
presidential election of 1864. That he wouldn’t or couldn’t engineer
a victory while in command of the Army of the Potomac, seems to be
explained by his having joined the Peace Party. What this is, is a
very dignified tableau of McClellan on a horse in a most heroic pose,
as if he were already immortalized in statue. It is a
three-dimensional figure about 12” high, with a handsome bronze
finish, probably of a stamped sheet brass or bronze. Beautifully
framed with shadow box effect against an olive green paper textured
like velvet. Very excellent original walnut frame with gilt inner
border. The most expensively created electioneering piece we’ve seen
in nearly 50 years in the militaria business. Frame is nearly 22”
high. The figure’s base is well signed, as well as patent dated June
1864. Condition very excellent. Paper backing probably an early
replacement. This paper has a slightly noticeable crack along the
statue base. What the tableau’s exact purpose was, can’t be said for
sure, but it was almost surely to present his image to the public as
one of strength and leadership – as the enlisted soldiers saw him, and
not as his superiors knew him. Extremely rare election piece. (Lots of reflections in the photos) $695
47MCW - LARGE JEWS HARP
More Photos, Click Here A favorite
instrument of Civil War soldiers. If you know how to play it, it
will produce various twangy tones. I've seldom been able to get
one to work. This is, I think, about as large as they get.
Exactly like several Civil War specimens we've owned. Can't tell
you exactly how old this is, but it does show age. Fine
condition. 4 1/8" long. $12
 
48MCW - ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR KNAPSACK
HOOKS Click
on thumbnails for larger view Representative sample shown Brass. Came in left and right orientation. Sold in pairs.
Consists of a disc shaped stud on one end of a heavy brass hook.
Prox. 1 3/4" long. About good as new. Minor tarnish. Have a
few pair from very old inventory stash. Repros cost the same as
these originals. Each pair...$12
49MCW - FAMOUS CIVIL WAR QUACK
ELECTRIC HEALING MACHINE More Photos, Click Here A classic
medical marvel of the period, which when I was last at the
Smithsonian, showed up as a centerpiece in three separate medical
exhibits. Quite a quality machine making a marvelous display. Called
“DAVIS & KIDDER’S PATENT MAGNETO ELECTRIC MACHINE FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES”, prominently displayed on the large and ornate label inside
the lid, which also shows vignettes of the machine in use, plus
listing full directions for its use. The machine was patented April
15, 1854, though this one is not dated. I know the date because
others I have had over the past 45 years, were dated. The machine
comes in a fine solid mahogany case 10” long, 4¾” high and 4½”
deep. Has hinged lid. Inside case is a brass framework which
supports brass gears and pulleys which, when the crank on front is
turned, it rotates a double coil on front of a large U-shaped magnet.
Two electrodes attach to wires which come out of each end of the
machine, and these were put in contact with any part of the body
thought troubled. When the machine was cranked, a pulsing electric
current went to the hand held electrodes. I’ve tested the machine,
and it works! The “fan belt” is replaced and should be tighter. At
times, should these machines refuse to work, the problem is usually a
bad contact with the probe wires, or slight adjustment of the coils
which must not touch the magnet. Totally complete and very good. Full
label, just toned from age. Nice finish to wood, and handsome with
brass reinforced edges. This machine was pirated by numerous
different companies, and we’ve even had specimens from Europe which
stole the technology. About as fine as these machines come. Wires
are very old, but probably replacements. All else original. $325
Sale Price at Our Cost
FOLLOWING IS A NICE LIST OF
ORIGINAL AMMUNITION
 50MCW - COMPLETE PACKET OF MAYNARD .50
CALIBER CIVIL WAR CARBINE & RIFLE CARTRIDGES More
Photos, Click Here
On Layaway As issued.
Thin tan paper wrap, with twine tying it closed. Unmarked.
Contains 10 Maynard cartridges, which peak out at some of the worn
edges to the paper wrap. Only full packet of 10 I recall ever having.
Classic form with exaggerated disc base. $425
 51MCW - MAYNARD .50 CALIBER CIVIL
WAR CARBINE AND RIFLE CARTRIDGES Click on
thumbnail photo for larger view Classic form,
with brass case having exaggerated disc base, with flash hole at
center. Very scarce cartridge; our meager supply was obtained
years ago. Excellent condition. Brass a little dark.
Bullets are light grey. Each...$40
  52MCW - RARE CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view Front looks
like standard 3-ring minie, measuring .58-.59 caliber, but powder
charge is narrower than the bullet extends from the rear cavity for
3/4" and appears to be lacquered linen. Consulting "Small Arms &
Ammunition of the United States Service" by Lewis (Smithsonian), the
closest thing is the Johnston & Dow .58 round (plate 37, J.) or the
Colt's Revolving Rifle (plate 50, A.). Bullet has heavy white
oxide patina. Powder case lightly dented in on one side.
Only have one. $75
53MCW - ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR INFANTRY
AMMUNITION Click on
thumbnail photo for larger view of a representative
sample .58 caliber
paper cartridge (this bullet known as the minie ball), for the
Springfield rifled musket...all models from 1855-1864, and all
contractors. Paper wrapped around bullet and full powder charge.
In use, the tail was ripped off with the teeth (why soldiers had to
have teeth), the powder was poured into the muzzle, then the bullet
(minus paper) was rammed down. Nipple was then capped and weapon
fired. Excellent cartridges. Each...$125
 
54MCW - M1865 & LATER SPENCER RIFLE
& CARBINE CARTRIDGES Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view
of representative sample These are .50
caliber, and the case shows a slight decrease in diameter near the
tip. Offered in original plain cardstock packets of 7 rounds, or
single rounds. Copper cases have some light patina and the
bullets are greyish white. Cardstock packets have some split seams,
but are decent. You want to be able to see into them anyway. Packet of 7...Each...$150 Individual Round...Each...$20
55MCW - ORIGINAL WRAPPERS FOR PAPER .58 CALIBER
CARTRIDGES We had found one in an old box of material some time ago, and it sold immediately. We thought that was the
only one, until we opened another box in storage for 30+ years. Over
the decades we were able to buy a few nearly complete, as issued
cartridge packets for the standard Civil War infantry Springfield
rifled musket. We sold the cartridges singly over the years (and still offer some in this section, item
53MCW),
but retained the wrappers. We just couldn’t throw them away, and
believed that other collectors felt the same way. All
came from a small accumulation of wrappers I saved over the past 46
years in the militaria business. They are absolutely original Civil
War, as described individually. These would be great in any display.
  A. Original Paper
Wrapper for 10 CW .58 Cal Cartridges - Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view
SOLD Known as the classic minie ball. Tan paper. Prox. 6 x 8”. Tries to retain the shape
of the packet with heavy folds and some chipping and tears on one side.
Very good impressions of the cartridges it once held. $25
 B. Original Paper
Wrapper for 10 CW .58 Cal Cartridges - Click on
thumbnail photo for larger view
Known as the classic minie ball. Tan paper. Prox. 8 x 8 ½” with clipped corners.
Light impressions. Nice typical wrap. $25
  C. Original Paper
Wrapper for 10 CW .58 Cal Cartridges - Click on
thumbnail photos for larger view
SOLD Known as the classic minie ball. Tan paper. Prox. 6 x 8 ½”, and it shows
almost perfect impressions of the cartridges it wrapped. It also
has folds and a bit of tearing and impressions of the string that went
around it. Neat relic. $25
56MCW - SCARCE AND IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES
TO SCARCE MODEL CIVIL WAR EPAULETS
More
Photos, Click Here This
scarce model was worn by the U.S. Marines, as well as many state units,
of which the Civil War Army was mostly made up. This epaulet model had
the feature of being worn either with or without wood cord fringe. The
Marine fringe was red. I’ve seen yellow fringe for state cavalry
units. The brass frame to hold the fringe is the next difficult part to
obtain, if you have the epaulets…missing the fringe. We offer a matched
pair of the brass fringe holders. The epaulets had open undersides to
the crescent ends, into which these fit. Fine condition. Only about
the third set we’ve found in 30 years. $35
 
57MCW - MAGNIFICENT
PRESENTATION SILVER SERVICE PRESENTED TO A CIVIL WAR VETERAN AND HIS WIFE
More Photos, Click Here The 31½” long tray has engraved within a 7”
oval central panel “Presented to/Capt. L. G. Theodore Bruer &
Lady/by the members and ex-members of/F. Comp. 5th REG.
N.G.S.N.Y./on the celebration of their/SILVER WEDDING/October 17,
1874”. Capt. Bruer
served in the N.G.S.N.Y. prior to the Civil War, during the Civil War,
and well after, as the inscription shows. His Civil War service will be briefly described below with
Xerox copies of records provided. The area of the tray surrounding the ornate presentation panel has leafy
sprays, ferns, flowers and birds, and is marked on bottom “Rogers & Bro./ Triple
Plate/1401”. All
the following items except the last are marked the same. The set also includes three tea/coffee pots, graduated from 11½” to 10” high with lion paws
and lion masks at top, floral engraving on the sides, hinged lids. The set also includes three matching serving vessels: 9” high, domed lid sugar
bowl with lion mask handles, leaf and flower engraving and an open wash bowl with gold washed interior, 4¾” high. The set also includes a
creamer with lion mask handles, 5¼” high. The last item is a mismatched footed
covered butter dish, also marked “Rogers &
Bro./Triple Plate/1884” with very similar
engraving, 9” high. This magnificent set includes in total eight
pieces all together, making this an extraordinary set originally –
and to have survived, is amazing. Capt. Bruer, age 38, enrolled April 23, 1861 at Brooklyn to
serve 3 months in the 28th Regt., N.Y.N.G. and was one of
the very first regiments to answer the call and arrive in Washington
DC to protect the Capitol. Capt. Bruer also enrolled June 19, 1863 at NYC to serve 30
days as Capt., Co. F, 5th N.Y.N.G., which served in
Pennsylvania at Harrisburg, Carlisle and Chambersburg (at the time of
the Gettysburg campaign). In
a formal setting, it would be appropriate for use even today, not to
mention that it is a sumptuous display. Condition is excellent, showing a good deal of careful use. Some scattered spots of wear to the silver plating
on a few pieces; all else very good. We displayed this set in our Gettysburg
battlefield home for years. Priced at a fraction of this
beautiful and historic set's value. $895
58MCW - BRASS MAT AND GLASS FOR DAGUERREOTYPE OR TINTYPE Click
on thumbnails for larger views Appropriate for
any image from the early dags to late tintypes. Fine shape.
Brass mat, glass and thin edging. Very good condition. 2 3/4
x 3 1/4" exterior dimensions. $10
59MCW - PAIR OF EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR BRASS EPAULETS Click
on each thumbnail photo for larger view Also
called “shoulder scales”. Worn by enlisted men on their shell jackets
and 9-button frock coats. Never a favorite with the men, they often
disposed of them in the field whenever they thought they could get away
with doing so. Therefore, these shoulder scales have frequently been
found in latrines dug out at the campsites. Very attractive collector
items, especially sought after by dug relic collectors. We have two
pair, dug together, totally uncleaned, with heavy patina, somewhat pale
green in color, with a sandy texture. Complete, except for one flat
retainer strap for the underside. A loose one is included. The
underside of the scale area is heavily rusted. The crescent ends,
normally crushed when dug, are not deformed. The crescent end slipped
off the scale and at the attachment point due to the deterioration of
the backing, I reattached the two parts with epoxy and it is virtually
an invisible repair. These were dug near Harrison’s Landing, Virginia
about 40 years ago. This is all the information that was with them after
being in storage 30+ years.
Each pair...$175 OR
both for $325
BUY TWO OR MORE BONDS SHOWN BELOW, AND
TAKE $10 OFF EACH PRICE...
 69MCW - STONEWALL JACKSON CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $1000 COUPON BOND AT
7% More
Photos, Click Here Issue
of February 20, 1863. The sale of interest-bearing coupon bonds by
the Confederate Treasury was the primary instrument for raising
capital for the War effort. The collecting of Confederate bank offers
the opportunity to combine beauty, rarity, and history in one
immensely rewarding pursuit (quoting the North-South Trader’s Price
Guide). This wonderful bond is printed on thin greyish pink paper,
and measures (lacking one row of coupons redeemed during the War) 14”
wide and 14¼” long. Masthead has “CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA/LOAN” arching over oval portrait of Stonewall Jackson.
Originally had one additional row of $35 redeemable coupons.
Excellent condition. Rolled. $125
 72MCW - CONFEDERATE STATES $1000 COUPON BOND AT 8% More Photos, Click Here Very early bond authorized by the CS Congress August 19, 1861.
Masthead reads “Confederate States of American Loan”, arching over
portrait of Christopher Memminger, Secretary of the Confederate
Treasury. Large panel of $40 interest coupons still affixed. Lacks a
few coupons redeemed during the War. Excellent condition. Rare
Confederate documents which speak to the core of Southern
difficulties…that was the severe lack of resources, and thus, turning
to bonds as the principal instrument for raising capital for the War
effort. Great history, art and rarity. Roughly 17 x 17½”. $95
 73MCW - LARGE CONFEDERATE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT $1000 BOND
AT 6% More
Photos, Click Here Off-white paper with orange overprint. 16” wide, 28” tall.
Masthead has “CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA” in an arch over the
Equestrian Statue at the Capitol, flanked by scrolls. Below the bond
certificate is a large panel of thirty dollar coupons, all present but
one, which was redeemed. Bond was issued in
February 1864. Excellent
condition. Was rolled but originally was folded – the bends difficult
to see. Haven’t had any
bonds to offer in over 25 years. Lovely things. To quote the price
guide “The Collecting of Confederate Bonds offers the opportunity to
combine beauty, rarity, and history in an immensely rewarding
pursuit!” All rare, the sale of interest-bearing coupon bonds by the
Confederate Treasury was the primary instrument for raising capital
for the War effort. $95
 74MCW - CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICAN $1000 COUPON
BOND AT 8% More Photos, Click Here Authorized very early in the War…August 19, 1861. Sold
November 4, 1862. Arching masthead reads “CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICAN/LOAN”. This over an oval portrait of what looks to me like
John Regan, Postmaster General. Retains most of its coupons, only 4
redeemed. Excellent condition. Very clean, crisp. 14 x 16¾”. $95
 75MCW - HANDSOME CONFEDERATE STATES $1000 COUPON BOND AT 6% More Photos, Click Here Lowest
interest rate we’ve noted. Larger than usual masthead lettering,
emphasizing “CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA”. Bond authorized by CS
Congress March 23, 1863. Issued 1 April 1863. Pictured just under
the masthead is a wide illustration comprising several substantial
buildings. Bond retains 7 coupons for $30 interest. Missing about 4
coupons redeemed during the War. Excellent condition. Roughly 14”
square. $95
 76MCW - CONFEDERATE STATES $500 COUPON BOND AT 8% More Photos, Click Here Authorized very early in the War…August 19, 1861. Sold November
1862. Masthead has arching title “CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA/LOAN”
over small portrait of either Benjamin or Mallory, I can’t tell
which. Lacks only two coupons which were redeemed. Very fine
condition. 14 x 17”. $95
 77MCW - CONFEDERATE STATES $500 COUPON BOND AT 7% More Photos, Click Here Large elaborate masthead reads “Confederate States of America Loan”
arching over a circular tableau of a soldier in a woodland scene
hovering over a fire. Bond authorized February 20, 1863. Issued
March 2 1863. Still retains 7 coupons, and probably missing 5,
redeemed during the War. On pinkish grey paper. Excellent. Great
history, and one of the least expensive, important Confederate
relics. Roughly 14” square. $95
 78MCW - CONFEDERATE
STATES $500 COUPON BOND AT 8% More Photos, Click Here Authorized by act of CS Congress February 20, 1863. Masthead title
reads “Confederate States of America Loan” surrounding portrait of
Christopher Memminger, Secretary of the Treasury. The sole of
interest bearing bonds by the Confederate Treasury was the primary
instrument for raising capital for the War effort. Great graphics,
rarity and history all add to the rewarding pursuit of their
collecting. Lacks 5 coupons which were redeemed during the War. This
left 7 @ $20 each, which the unfortunate investor did not receive in
interest, plus the initial $500 investment. Roughly 14” square.
Excellent condition, logically showing some handling. Ink stamp on
the reverse reveals that this bond was purchased by the Dutch
government; many European countries bought heavily of the C.S. bonds. $95
 79MCW - CONFEDERATE STATES $100 COUPON BOND AT 7% More Photos, Click Here Large, elaborate masthead (as most have) reads “CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA LOAN”, arching over an oval tableau of an officer leaning
against a tree, looking out over the countryside. Authorized by CS
Congress 20 February 1863, Issued 2 March 1863. Interest coupons
below the bond certificate are for $3. Lacks probably 4 coupons
redeemed during the War. On pale pinkish grey paper. Excellent.
Shows some handling wear. Bears a purple ink stamp on the reverse,
which is extremely rare and interesting. It reads “Confederate States
of America Bondholders Committee/Registered and fee paid/28 Dec
81/David Lindsay/Clerk”. The date 1881 indicates to me an organized
effort to find some means to recoup their lost bond investments.
Never heard of this before. Bond measures roughly 14” square. $95
 80MCW - MILLER'S PHOTO HISTORY OF
CIVIL WAR ADVERTISING PACKET More Photos, Click Here The 10
volume set of Miller’s Photo History, published in 1911 is still, in
my opinion, the premier photo reference of the War. In 1910, the
publishing company created an advertising packet which included a
number of full page photographs which by example showed what the books
would include in terms of size and quality, not to mention it was the
first group of wartime photos that vets had ever seen. We have 14 of
the example photo pages – all or nearly all in the set. Simply lacks
the advertising brochure and envelope the packet came in. The example
photo pages are extremely interesting, but in no way exaggerate what
the books held. Haven’t seen more than 4-5 of these sets in over 40
years. Very good condition. $30
 81MCW - DECK OF CIVIL WAR PLAYING CARDS More Photos, Click Here These are super bargains. Excellent
unused condition in original
paper wrap. Cardstock on which they were printed is a bit thicker
than later cards. Typical inexpensive cards of the period. No
numbers on the cards. Value of the card is indicated by number of
times the suit is repeated on the card...i.e. 3 hearts is a
3-of-hearts. Nice colored paper wrap with label (blue or red), unopened, but wrap may be torn or have parted
edges. Reads “GREAT MOGUL SUPERIOR CARDS”. These were made in
Belgium for English speaking trade. Each
Deck...$65
  86MCW - CIVIL WAR PERIOD CHILD-SIZE
KNIFE and FORK Click
on each thumbnail photo for larger view Knife is 7 1/4" long, and the fork is 6" long. Overall nice
set with bone grips and steel ends. The only defect is a missing
3/4" chunk of bone on the rear of the fork, which will not affect
display value. Some age darkening on knife blade, and tiny
beginning of rust at tip. $15
  91MCW - CIVIL WAR PERIOD KNIFE &
FORK SET Click
on each thumbnail photo for larger view
As above, except these have matching dark wood handles. Steel is
mostly clean with a little scattered age stain. Have five matching sets. Nice additions to any
display of soldier personal items. Each set...$25
For Order Info, go to Directory, then Terms & Ordering
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B. 8-Sided Glass Inkwell. Prox. 2¼” high (including
spout). Bottom 1½” is 8-sided, prox. 1 5/8” in diameter. Lip of
spout is sharp being the pontil. Pale greenish clear glass. A few
have a bluish-green tint to the clear glass. Should be $45 Now…$35
D. 8-sided, pale greenish clear glass. Much larger than
above. 2 1/8” wide. 2¾” high including spout (sharp edged being
the pontil). Only one. Should be $65. Now…$45
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