SOLD Original Civil War Period Large Caliber Double Barrel Cap And Ball Antique Pistol. In Working good condition Civil War period boot pistol This was most likely imported for the U.S. market during the Civil War. There is no date or numbers so it is impossible to accurately date this one. Most likely late 1850's to Early Civil War. It is a engraved version with wood grips. This gun has an unusual and rare wood piece between the barrels, this feature is rare. This is a large pistol (see photos) The spring is tight and good and both of the two triggers. This gun does work and does cock and fire. One of the hammers does not half-cock but does full cock and It displays very well. The gun is about a .44 caliber! A choice beautiful display pistol. A favorite of both Confederate and Union soldiers during the Civil War. Many Civil War soldiers carried private purchase “back up” weapons as illustrated in the photo above. This gun is 100% guaranteed to be authentic, and unaltered. A fantastic functioning display piece. Complete museum documentation (COA) provided. This is a pre-1898 antique gun so no federal registration is required. Although this is a working gun we do not recommend firing antique guns. If you decide to shoot it, we will not be held liable for any results. You are responsible for knowing your local laws. No sales to New Jersey, New York City, D.C., or outside the United States. No Paypal payments on guns.

Original U.S. Plate Recovered at Spangler's Spring Gettysburg. Very nice early pick up (Pre-National Park) both hooks are broken, has a very nice chocolate brown  and slightly green patina . This plate was found at Spangler's Spring near Culp's Hill that saw fiece fighting on July 2 and 3rd  1863. A very historic area and a remarkable box plate. Relics from this area rarely come up for sale. Comes with a deaccession letter (COA) from the Gettysburg Museum of History documenting the provenance of this artifact. A very historic location at the foot of Culp's Hill  one of the most fought over sections of the Gettysburg battlefield. Originally part of one of the older Museums in Gettysburg, a classic early museum piece. Please see our other Gettysburg items.

SOLD Original Civil War Confederate Frame Buckle Recovered At The WheatField Gettysburg Battlefield Rosensteel Collection. Original Civil War Gettysburg Battlefield Recovered relic Confederate Frame Buckle From The Original Rosensteel Museum Collection. A superb Civil War frame plate in relic condition picked up at the bloody Wheatfield on the Gettysburg battlefield. This is an early pickup with very nice "chocolate brown" patina. This buckle was in the Rosensteel Museum collection for decades and was later deaccessed by The Gettysburg National Military Park collection. The provenance does not get any better. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more  relics from the battlefield because relic hunting is now prohibited. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA). Please see our other Gettysburg and Civil War relics.

Devil’s Den/Slaughter Pen Gettysburg July 2nd 1863. This wood was from the famous Slaughter Pen next to Devil’s Den on the Gettysburg battlefield. Many of the most famous photos of dead soldiers were taken here including the one in this display. The bullet was recovered in Devil’s Den on the Gettysburg battlefield near where the tree stood. Many of the famous death photos were recorded by Alexander Gardner.  All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. The tree was removed from the battlefield by tree cutters and we obtained the wood legally from this source. A wonderful and rare set. This display comes matted and framed in a Riker display (collectors glass case). Mat color may vary. Great size 8″/12″ Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Devil's Den are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Gettysburg bullets in collectors boxes and relics.

Original Civil War Artillery Shell Recovered At Culp's Hill On Wood Base From The Danner Museum Gettysburg. Original very early relic pick-up Schenkle shell with rare percussion fuse. Very nice condition the fuse can still be removed and the threads are easily turned. The original wood base had the words "Culp's Hill" painted in white paint. Originally from Gettysburg's first museum The Danner Museum.  All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more  relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA). Please see our other Gettysburg and Civil War relics. A very RARE opportunity, Danner items are in great demand so they rarely make it to the market, most are sold privately within the Gettysburg "super collector" community.

Original U.S. Civil War Relic Belt Buckle Recovered At Willoughby's Run (Reynolds Woods) Gettysburg Battlefield. An earlier pick-up relic with all three belt hooks intact. The plate exhibits a green patina. It has a note dated 1974 detailing a former sale of this plate.  Willoughby's Run near Reynolds' Woods is where the Iron Brigade fought the 26th North Carolina in an epic and costly fight on July 1, 1863. A very historic location. A great early relic with provenance. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA). Please see our other Gettysburg and Civil War relics.

Framed Confederate money, $5, or $10, (one note) & Five (5) Authentic Civil War bullets Recovered at Gettysburg. Notes will vary in condition (circulated). Not the one in the photo. Each display will vary. We will select the best one from our current inventory. Framed and double matted in a Riker box. 5 Bullets will be from different locations on the Gettysburg battlefield. Each bullet is from a different location on the battlefield and is noted on the bullet. Locations will vary such as Culp's Hill, Reynolds Woods, Weikert Farm, Wheatfield, and more five different and will include one musket ball and four bullets. They were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and are 100% guaranteed to be authentic and legal to own. Certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History with documentation (COA) provided. A fantastic set for the Civil War enthusiast and a great gift idea. A nice size 8″/12″ is the overall size of the glass case.

Authentic set of 6 Civil War relics recovered in Reynolds's Woods on the Gettysburg battlefield. This is the area where the famous Iron Brigade fought the 26th North Carolina on July 1st 1863.This is also where General Reynolds was killed. Reynolds was the highest ranking General Killed at Gettysburg. Matted and framed with a Riker frame. Mat color may vary. This relic is certified by The Gettysburg Museum of History. The bullet and relics were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and is 100% legal to own. Museum documentation (COA) included .A fantastic set for the Civil War enthusiast and a great gift idea. A nice size 8″/12″ is the overall size of the glass case. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield relics and collectors sets. Very limited supply.

A certified authentic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Little Roundtop from the area where  the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment fought on, July 2, 1863. Little Round Top is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield.  It will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown.  We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own.  There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Little Round Top are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Little Round Top  bullets in collectors boxes.

Original Civil War Grouping 156 Ohio Shield Badge, Medals, Papers, Photos, Large Archive. Corporal Benjamin M. Fornshell Company E 156th Ohio Infantry.   A large Civil War Grouping including an armed wartime tin type image, Shield style regimental ladder badge, GAR medal. Also included is a large paper group with appointments (one with facsimile Lincoln signature) and discharge documents. Several post-war images also included. All are house in a binder that included research on the solider. A great Ohio Civil War grouping. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. An amazing historical artifact from The Civil War.

Authentic Civil War Relic Musket Ball Recovered At Devil's Den Gettysburg Battlefield Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History. A certified authentic .69 Caliber Musket Ball from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Devil's Den the area of brutal fighting on, July 2, 1863. Devil's Den is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield known for it's natural large boulders. The relic will not be the exact same one in the photo. Some from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Devil's Den are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Devil's Den and Gettysburg bullets and collectors boxes.

General Barksdale’s Charge Gettysburg July 2nd 1863. This wood was from the Trostle Farm on the Gettysburg battlefield. On July 2nd 1863 when fighting erupted this area was where General Barksdale’s Mississippians clashed with Sickles’ third corps. The bullet was recovered at the Trostle Farm on the Gettysburg battlefield near where the tree stood. The painting in this display depicts the brutal fighting that took place in this area on July 2nd 1863. Framed in a collector’s glass case (Riker Case) with museum mat and art. The frame is 8″/12″ a great size and perfect gift. All Gettysburg relics were recovered before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA) Certificate Of Authenticity . Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield collectors sets available on our web site. The perfect gift for the serious Gettysburg enthusiast.

Original .58 caliber Civil War Bullet Recovered at the Valley Of Death Gettysburg Battlefield. This is area between Little Round Top and The Wheatfield. Some will be fired and some dropped as shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory for you. This comes with museum documentation (COA). The bullet were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and is 100% legal to own. Limited supply. From one of the most historic spots on the field. Please see our other boxed Valley Of Death and other Gettysburg relics.

Authentic Confederate 2-Ring Civil War Bullet Recovered At The Rose Farm Gettysburg battlefield. A certified authentic Confederate 2 ring bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at The Rose Farm where several famous photos of dead Confederates were taken after the battle. The battle of the Rose farm was part of the action on July 2, 1863. This is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. This is an authentic Confederate manufactured 2 ring Minnie Ball. Confederate bullets are rare from Gettysburg. The Confederates used a lot of captured Yankee ammo at Gettysburg. Confederate made bullets like this are about 1 for every 10 Union bullets. The bullet you receive will not be the exact same one in the photo. Some from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from the Rose Farm are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Gettysburg bullets in collectors boxes

Original Civil War U.S. Plate Recovered On Little Round Top Gettysburg 20th Maine Area. A Very nice early pick up (Pre-National Park) both hooks gone. The plate has a beautiful chocolate brown patina . It is very solid in early battlefield pick up condition with very little wear other than the brown patina, very mild pitting. This plate was found at Little Round Top in the 20th Maine area. Little Round Top is the most iconic spot on the Gettysburg battlefield and was where the 20th Maine rallied against the Confederate Alabama troops after Sickles advance on July 2, 1863. It was also where massive causalities were accrued on July 2nd. A very historic area and a remarkably rare U.S. box plate. Relics from this area rarely come up for sale. Comes with a deaccession letter from the Gettysburg Museum of History documenting the provenance of this artifact. Originally recovered by legendary old time relic hunter Al Flickinger. It has the number tag “21”and “LRT” and "Little Round Top in ink", this corresponds with Mr. Flickinger’s notes. This plate has never been offered before and has only been in Mr. Flickinger's possession as well as The Gettysburg Museum of History. A historic museum piece, A well documented authentic example from Gettysburg. Rarely Will you find a more well documented Little Round Top Plate. 100% guaranteed to be authentic. Certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History with documentation (COA) provided.

Fantastic Early Museum Display Bullet In Wood From The Danner Museum Gettysburg's First Museum. A very solid large hard white oak piece of wood with a minie ball. Originally from The Danner Museum with white painted “33” Danner Museum markings. This wood has grown around the bullet and the tree healed by emitting sap, a very interesting early recovery. The number “34” in white paint is typical of Danner Museum relics (see period photo of their display. The piece also has another museum accession number on the reverse which indicates that it went into another museum in 1938. Bullets in wood from Gettysburg's Danner Museum are very rare. A very large heavy thick war log. A fantastic early Gettysburg Museum piece worthy of the most advanced collections. Gettysburg Museum certified, museum COA provided.

A certified authentic .69 Caliber Musket Ball from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Little Roundtop from the area where the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment fought on, July 2, 1863. Little Round Top is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. It will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Little Round Top are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Little Round Top and Gettysburg bullets and collectors boxes

SOLD Original Wood Molding From The Gettysburg Train Station Relic Abraham Lincoln. Original wood scallop molding piece from the Gettysburg train station Abraham Lincoln arrived at on November 18, 1863. Lincoln Was in Gettysburg to dedicate the National Cemetery. This is an original piece with many layers of paint. The scallop molding can be seen in many vintage photos of the station. It is 100% guaranteed to be authentic from our larger piece at the museum. This piece is from the original moldings around the windows that was replaced during renovations. This wood was present during the Battle Of Gettysburg and when Lincoln arrived. This relic was recovered pre-National Park and is legal to own. certified (COA) by The Gettysburg Museum of History. A rare and historic relic.

Authentic bullet, and five other artifacts with picture from Pickett’s Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. Artifacts and picture will vary from piece to piece. We will pick the best one from our inventory. Framed in a collector’s glass case (Riker Case) with museum mat and art. The frame is 8"/12″ a great size and perfect gift. All Gettysburg relics were recovered before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA).Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battleifeld collectors sets available on our web site.

Original pistol Bullet Recovered Cashtown (Gettysburg Campaign). A scarce pistol bullet recovered from the Confederate staging area and rest stop just outside Cashtown, PA. This area was passed by thousands of Confederate troops on the way to and from Gettysburg. Many great Confederate artifacts have been found in this area over the years. We have a few of these very Civil War pistol bullets (most are .44 caliber) from one of the old time local diggers we know personally, they were recovered decades ago. They have a rich clean white patina as expected for an excavated piece. Each one will vary (we will pick the best one from our current inventory). 100% guaranteed to be authentic Civil War pistol bullet from the Cashtown area. Museum documentation of (COA) included.

Framed Confederate money, $5, $10, Or $20 (one note) & Five (5) Authentic Civil War bullets Recovered at Gettysburg. Notes will vary in condition (circulated). Not the one in the photo. Each display will vary. We will select the best one from our current inventory. Framed and double matted in a Riker box. 5 Bullets will be from different locations on the Gettysburg battlefield. Each bullet is from a different location on the battlefield and is noted on the bullet. Locations will vary such as Culp's Hill, Reynolds Woods, Weikert Farm, Wheatfield, and more five different and will include one musket ball and four bullets. They were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and are 100% guaranteed to be authentic and legal to own. Certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History with documentation (COA) provided. A fantastic set for the Civil War enthusiast and a great gift idea. A nice size 8"/12" is the overall size of the glass case.

The Bullet Contained Within this Display
Was Found Near The Homestead Orphanage On
Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg. The wood is from the Homestead Orphanage .This is also the Building Where General

Authentic Civil War Bullet Recovered At The North Carolina Monument (Pickett's Charge Area) Gettysburg. A certified authentic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at the North Carolina Monument from the area where Pickett's Charge was launched, July 3, 1863. This the Confederate battle line and is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. Pickett's Charge is the climax of The Battle of Gettysburg. The bullet you receive will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Pickett's Charge are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Pickett's Charge bullets in collectors boxes.

Children Of The Battlefield Authentic Gettysburg Orphanage Wood And Bullet Relic Set In Collector’s Glass Case. Original wood from the Gettysburg “Homestead Orphanage” The  Bullet Contained Within this Display Was Found Near The Homestead Orphanage On Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg. General O.O. Howard Had His Headquarters At This Location During The Battle Of Gettysburg. This Building Later Became The Homestead Orphanage. The Children Of Sgt. Amos Humiston Along With Many Orphans Of The Civil War Lived In This Building.  In The 1950’s This Building Became “The Charlie Weaver/Soldier’s Museum”. Pictured On The Front Of This Display Are The Children Of Sgt. Humiston. Their Photo Was Found In The Hand Of Sgt. Humiston Who Died During The Battle Of Gettysburg. Both The Wood And Bullet are 100% Authentic And Are Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History. Matted and framed with a Riker frame. Mat color may vary. This relic is certified by The Gettysburg Museum of History. Museum documentation included (COA).Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield collectors sets available on our web site.

Original Civil War Buck-N-Ball Round Recovered At The George Weikert Farm Gettysburg Battlefield. The Weikert Farm is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. Much of  3rd Corps retreated through this area on July 2nd and camped in Weikerts woods. The one you get will not be the exact same one in the photo. The ball will be  dropped like shown.  We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own.  There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from the Weikert Farm are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Gettysburg  bullets in collectors boxes.