Featured Items

The following are for sale and are lifetime guaranteed.  For a more detailed picture, just click the thumbnail.  Please  E-mail me at reunion@cox.net or call with questions or to place an order.  

	Virginia Confederate Lieutenant's Frock Coat.  It will be hard to find a better one.  Virginia staff buttons and Crenshaw (Richmond) cloth.  Comes with authentication letter from Les Jensen.	$	48,000
	S. C. Robinson Confederate Sharps Carbine.  A real beauty.  Call or email for details.	$	19,000
	Leech & Rigdon Navy. (see firearms page for details).	$	SOLD
	Confederate Frame Buckle.  Gutterback pattern brass frame belt buckle dug in the Shenandoah Valley near New Market.  Purchased from the estate of a third generation Rude's Hill (New Market) resident and absolutely guaranteed.	$	750
	Confederate Forked-tongue Buckle.  Beautiful brass frame belt buckle dug in the Shenandoah Valley near New Market.  Purchased from the estate of a third generation Rude's Hill (New Market) resident and absolutely guaranteed.	$	800
	Confederate Button Page Click on the icon for over 50 of the real thing.
	UCV Badge 1912 Baton Rouge Louisiana.  Two-piece with weak ribbon and Robert E. Lee planchet.  Lacks pin.	$	225
	UCV Badge 1915 Richmond.  Two-piece with Robert E. Lee relief and enameled battle flag details.	$	250
For Sale: Union Artifacts

	Identified Civil War Bugle.  There are few surviving bugles that can be traced to their owners.  Here's one that was very likely present at Appomattox.  This one's Civil War vintage and regimental association is absolutely guaranteed.  Killer (and known to be Period) maker's mark, unit engraving, and in great condition.  It took me a while to piece together the mysterious "Battery I 3rd Penna. Artillery" inscription as batteries are scattered and poorly documented.  To make it even more convoluted, this unit's companies/batteries was cross-trained as heavy and light artillery, infantry and navy.  A rare opportunity for the advanced collector.  click here for description and a brief unit history	$	4,200
	2.6" Wiard Rifle Hotchkiss Case Shot.    Iron anvil, rarity 8+.  Shell has a piece broken off the nose and the heel is gone.  Only sixteen of these early-war fieldpieces were issued, all to Ohio Batteries.  This one was from a Shenandoah Valley collectors estate whose family lived near the New Market Battlefield.	$	300
	Original Soldier Art.  Featuring sketches by Medal of Honor winner Julian Scott.
	M1858 Forage Cap.  Regulation flat-top of classic enlistedman form with L. J. & L. Philips No. 1, Size 6 3/4" paper label.  Buttons have fallen off an old oilcloth chinstrap and the polished cotton liner is gone, else in very good condition for display.  Sew the buttons onto an original chinstrap and save a few hundred dollars and yourself (original loose buttons are included).	$	2400
	Maynard Carbine Cartridge Packet.  Unopened, original 10-pack of .50 caliber Maynards including percussion caps.	$	650
	First Rhode Island Cavalry Reunion Ribbon.  Pristine 1886 dated ribbon from a hard-to-find unit.	$	100
	126th Ohio Infantry Ribbon.  1915 dated two-color Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) ribbon from a unit that fought in the East in the battle of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, and the Petersburg campaign, plus the battles of Opequan, Fisher's Hill, and Cedar Creek in the Shenandoah Valley.  The ribbon has been mounted to a piece of foam core as shown.	$	40
	Ohio Veteran's Ribbon.  1926 dated two-color Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) ribbon from Cadiz, Ohio celebrating the 36th annual reunion.  The ribbon has been mounted to a piece of foam core as shown.	$	30