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Bob Walker

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Hard to find small size VMM - Volunteer Maine Militia waist belt plate. A dug piece that shows well with great patina. Repair to top edge above last M is barley visible from the back and the hook is possibly reattached. A great find and at a reasonable price

# 1010 $ 695

State of New York belt plate. This beautiful example of a SNY plate appears to have come from a ship wreck along the Atlantic coast where it spent some time in the salt water causing the iron attachment hooks to rot off. Full lead.

Wonderful face for display. # 812 $ 395

Civil War regulation belt with US plate and brass retainer clip complete and original. Belt marked by sub inspector H,H.Hartzel(?). One hole for plate has an easily repaired tear. Obviously a vetern and still Reasonably priced.

# 1219 $ 475

US oval belt plate, M1839, early style with puppy paw studs on left side under the S. This is a dug plate with a old tag that notes Petersburg. It has a near perfect face with very little ground action to the back.

Both studs and hook are all good!

# 1221 $ 335

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NCO Shoulder Belt Plate, pattern 1826. A

non-excavated plate with good patina. a very nice face with no defects, full lead and all three attaching hooks. See O'donnell & Campbell # 455

# R001 $ 395

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Sergeant's brass shoulder scales. Original surplus Civil War, unused, complete including all mounting tabs and black buffer on underside. Sergeants scales are different from enlisted men as the bottom side is also finished and has a clam shell, not concave edge. They still have the original clear coating that kept them from tarnishing. One scale has minor scuffing to the clear finish that is meant to be polished off. The only flaw is a ding in the center of one scale. A great and complete example.

# 740 $ 375

Carbine sling swivel, Used during the Civil War on a belt that was worn over the shoulder. The hook snapped onto a ring on the side of a carbine so the cavalry soldier did not loose his gun while riding. This is a used, non-dug piece. The catch and spring are in good condition.

# 567 $ 90

M1858 canteen, smooth side style. It has the complete original unmolested original cork stopper and chain. original brown cover has a few small holes

# 829 $ 400

Ames Peace flask. Very early 1st contract (1837) model. Stamped 1838 and N.P.AMES on the top. Also correctly marked SYKES on the side of the spout. Inspector stamp is a small "WS" at top of the body. Top section is all good and complete with original spring still functioning. Spout body screws into top piece and has had solder added to keep it from coming unscrewed. Solder looks to be very old. Considering this flask was in use during the Seminole, Mexican American and Civil War it is in really good shape.

One of the earliest and nicest you could possibly find.

#162 $ 665