Fields of Glory - Civil War Relics

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Excellent condition. This weapon is near mint condition. A contact weapon from the Springfield musket. One of the nicest guns we have had this year. Please call for more information. See photo #2 below for gun overview.

Sale Price:
$4,500 USD

Overall view of 1863 Norfolk listed above.

Sale Price:
$4,500 USD

Recovered fully intact from the East Calvary Battlefield three miles west of Gettysburg. Bullet and shell casing are firmly intact. The bullet is 100% authentic to Gettysburg and was excavated last November 2007. Bullet placed in a glass protective case for viewing.

I\\\'m guessing it\\\'s around the 1880\\\'s. Very good condition.

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A great example of a Union Parrott shell excavated. Fuse has been removed along with powder. 100& SAFE UNLESS YOU DROP IT ON YOUR FOOT. Shell dug near the Antietam Battlefield in Maryland. Nice and clean and would look great on any desk. A great gift item. Choice item worthy of any collection.

Sale Price:
$325 USD

Blown out of Union Artillery Hotchkiss. Shell was recovered near the Gettysburg Battlefield in 2007. Excavated only a few blocks from my shop in downtown Gettysburg. Completely safe with no powder or fuse. A great example of what a shell sometimes looked like after it was fired. Shell is nice and clean. A great gift item worthy of any collection.

Sale Price:
$165 USD

Excavated behind Big Round Top near Gettysburg Battlefield. Probably left over from the Union encampment after the battle. Firmly intact and very clean to handle. Nicely shows its age. Pretty heavy. Will probably cost around $8 to ship. 100% authentic from Gettysburg. Excavated in April of 2007.

Very nice Confederate Six Pound Solid shot cannonball excavated near South Mountain, Maryland near one of Confederate Calvary commander JEB Stuart\\\'s Winter Camps. Shell is a solid shot so it\\\'s completely safe. Six pounders are for the most part, all Confederate. This is a great addition to any collection.

Sale Price:
$195 USD

Lithograph from the Civil War. Placed in a glass frame for protection. Lithograph is original to the Civil War. View shows Union General Joe Hooker standing with sword and sash. Dated 1863 from Johnson & Fry Publishers of New York. Commander of the Union army during the battle of Chancellorsville.

Original Lithograph of Confederate General Richard Ewell. Litho is original to the Civil War and was published by C.B. Richardson. Litho shows foxing and age spots, but is not falling apart. Just shows its age. (see photo) Ewell was corps commander under Robert E. Lee during the battle of Gettysburg. Placed in a protective glass frame.

Cartoon section of the London \\\"Punch\\\" dated November 7, 1863. Comical sketch lithograph showing American President Abraham Lincoln holding a candle to the Russian Bear titled \\\"Much the Same Thing.\\\" The Russian bear is wearing a crown and seems to be a little overweight. Very good condition and placed in a glass frame for protection.

Original 1864 dated lithograph showing a detailed battle of Chancellorsville, Virginia. Lithograph is original to the Civil War and is not a reproduction. Titled \\\"General Sickles Division at Chancellorsville\\\" Great condition and placed in a glass protective case.

Lithograph of Union General John C. Freemont also known as the \\\"Path Finder.\\\" Very nice Lithograph original to the Civil War. Placed in glass protective frame. Very nice condition with no folds or tears.

Original Lithograph of the Battle of Fort Donelson. Original from the Civil War. Lithograph shows its age, but is still in very good condition. Placed in a glass frame for protection. Detailed battle view. Has a few age spots, but still in very good condition with no tears, folds, or ripss. Navy Gun Boat can be seen in the background.

Lithograph from the Civil War of the battle of Newbery. Placed in a glass frame for protection. Detailed view. Lithograph is original to the Civil War and is not a reproduction. Print has no folds or tears. Shows a little age, but still in great condition.

Placed in a glass frame for protection, this original Civil War lithograph shows Union Navy officers landing on the docks of Confederate Held New Orleans. The officers are in the small boat with a very angry crowd of southern with Confederate flag jeering the Union Officers. A very cool Lithograph showing the Union War ships in the background. Engraved by Sam L. Sartin. Lithograph does have a large age spot on the right (see photo), but doesn\\\'t really effect the image. No tears or folds.

Original Lithograph of Politician and news paper man Horace Greely. Famous for stating \\\"Go West Young Man!\\\" Published by Appleton during the Civil War. Lithograph is 100% authentic and is in great condition. Placed in a glass protective frame. Very nice item for any new journalist.

Original Lithograph placed in a glass prtective frame. Lithograph is in great condition. General Halleck was on President Lincoln\\\'s staff and was nicknamed \\\"Old Brains\\\" Not verywell liked, but a trusted Union Man.

Lithograph of the most famous Navy Battle in Civil War history. Original Lithograph of the battle of Hampton Roads, Virginia. Shows aging around the edges, but effects the pages but little. A great lithograph for any Local Virginia boy.

A very nice detailed Lithograph showing a Civil War Cavalry Battle. Simply titled \\\"Cavalry Charge\\\" Slashing sabers and charging horses. Lithograph is original to the Civil War. Placed in a glass frame for protection. A great gift item for any Cavalry collector.

Color lithograph dated 1888 of the Hornets Nest at Shiloh Tenn. Union Officer Pretness can be seen standing near a Union Cannon with sword in hand. Great condition! Published by the famous Prang. Placed in a glass frame for protection.

Very nice lithograph of Union General Quincy Gillmore. In great condition and placed in a glass frame for protection. Johnson & Fry Publishers of New York. View shows the General standing in breastworks with field glasses and a hat in hand. Ships can be seen in the background. Excellent condition. No folds or tears. 100& authentic.

Very nice bust shot of Union General Quincy Gillmore. Published by Ritchie. Very good condition. 100% authentic to the Civil War. Placed in a glass frame for protection.

Original Lithograph of Union General Nathial Banks. 100% original Lithograph printed during the Civil War and dated 1863. Printed by Fry & Co of New York. View shows the Union General sitting in camp chair with sword in hand. Great condition. Placed in glass frame for protection. Worthy of any collection.

Lithograph of commander of the 6th Corps at Gettysburg. Great condition and placed in a glass protetive frame. Image shows the General in the field with cannons firing in the background. Printed during the Civil War by Fry Publishers. Killed in the battle of Spotsylvania. His last words were \\\"They can\\\'t kill an elephant from here.\\\" One of the better Union Generals during the war. Also known as \\\"Uncle John\\\" A nice addition to any collection.

Also knows as Father Neptune. Sec. of the Navy for the Union during the Civil War. A trusted member of Lincoln\\\'s staff. A very nice original lithogrpah dated 1863. View shows the old man sitting in his office in a big chair. A great gift item for any Navy collector. Placed in a glass frame for protection. 100% authentic. No tears, rips or folds. A good piece.

Lithograph of commander of the Union Army at Gettysburg. Great condition and 100% authentic to the Civil War. Placed in a glass frame for protection. Also known as \\\"Old Snapping Turtle.\\\" Commander of the Army of the Potomac.

Original lithograph showing the Union bombardment of Confederateheld Fort Sumter during the Civil War. Original Litho printed during the war. Litho shows its age, but is still in great condition. Union shells are hammering the fort in the harbor. Litho is in very good condition with no folds or tears. A few light age spots seem to add to the beauty of the print. Placed in a glass protective frame.

Lithograph of Union General James Shields. Printed during the war and placed in a glass case for protection. Excellent condition. Bust shot of the General. 100% authentic.

Lithograph of the Union General. Done during the war and placed in a glass protective frame. View shows the General in Uniform. Very clean and in great condition.

Lithograph of Union General Slocum. Commander of the 5th corps during the Battle of Gettysburg. Very very light age spot near the bottom of the print. Nothing serious. No folds, tears, or rips. Placed in a glass protective frame. Has a monument on Culp\\\'s Hill at Gettysburg. A good Union General.

Original lithograph showing the famous Burnside Bridge being fought over during the battle. Great condition. Unusual view of the bridge. Great condition and 100% authentic. Worthy of any collection.

Newspaper Lithograph from Harpers Weekly placed in a frame for protection. Litho shows a group of ragged Confederate Prisoners from Fort Donelson on the morning after the surrender clothed in blankets. Very good condition. 100% authentic from the Civil War. Ragged Rebs indeed.

Lithograph of Union Commander Davis Porter published by Fry & company during the Civil War. View shoes the old Navy man at his best on board one of his Iron Clad. Placed in a glass frame for protection. Excellent condition.