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CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S FROCK COAT ~ Really attractive 1850s Civil War
Officer's Militia Frock Coat with eight button front. The buttons have "EXTRA
QUALITY BM." and are in great shape with all cuffs buttons and two button back
complete. The liner is in really nice shape and a excellent example of period
craftmanship. These coats were worn during the War by both sides and this
one would look awesome with a C.S. Two Piece on belt wrapped around the
waist. Civil War uniforms have increased in value and make wonderful
investment items. Nice example that will stand out in any "WAR ROOM!!!!!!!"
SOLD
Officer's Militia Frock Coat with eight button front. The buttons have "EXTRA
QUALITY BM." and are in great shape with all cuffs buttons and two button back
complete. The liner is in really nice shape and a excellent example of period
craftmanship. These coats were worn during the War by both sides and this
one would look awesome with a C.S. Two Piece on belt wrapped around the
waist. Civil War uniforms have increased in value and make wonderful
investment items. Nice example that will stand out in any "WAR ROOM!!!!!!!"
SOLD
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SAVING PRIVATE BERRY ~ One "BAD TO THE BONE" or horn in this case
REBEL RELIC! This has to be the one of the best relics I have ever seen.
Carved artistically on the horn is: Confederate soldier, musket, bayonet, State
Building, sun, "never surrender", "liberty", Confederate Flag, "Private Berry Co.
B 3 D. TENN" two cannons, six cannon balls, and numerous small designs. This
Tennessee treasure was recently sold at a Iowa estate sale as a family "war
trophy" brought home from the war. Berry's records show that he rode with the
General Forrest! Horns are generally associated with early war equipment. I
am thinking that Private Berry left his horn behind at Ft. Donelson with the
backwater escape of Forrest. The "never surrender" carved on the horn would
fit the model of Forrest's men. This piece would also show the early war pride
and lack of equipment the South had on hand. This is a "one of a kind" relic
you will never see again. A true piece of art and Tennessee History!
SOLD
REBEL RELIC! This has to be the one of the best relics I have ever seen.
Carved artistically on the horn is: Confederate soldier, musket, bayonet, State
Building, sun, "never surrender", "liberty", Confederate Flag, "Private Berry Co.
B 3 D. TENN" two cannons, six cannon balls, and numerous small designs. This
Tennessee treasure was recently sold at a Iowa estate sale as a family "war
trophy" brought home from the war. Berry's records show that he rode with the
General Forrest! Horns are generally associated with early war equipment. I
am thinking that Private Berry left his horn behind at Ft. Donelson with the
backwater escape of Forrest. The "never surrender" carved on the horn would
fit the model of Forrest's men. This piece would also show the early war pride
and lack of equipment the South had on hand. This is a "one of a kind" relic
you will never see again. A true piece of art and Tennessee History!
SOLD
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THE BOY OF COMPANY "C" ~ Real deal Hardee Hat in nice shape with all
the goodies usually missing. The condition in my opinion is good considering
this is a campaign worn hat and not a unused never saw the War example. The
sweatband is still intact usually missing. Hat does have some wear on the brim
and a little damage in the front crown. A few other small holes here and there
on top. This is a item most collections are missing and REBEL RELIC PRICED
TO CATCH A HAT!
SOLD
the goodies usually missing. The condition in my opinion is good considering
this is a campaign worn hat and not a unused never saw the War example. The
sweatband is still intact usually missing. Hat does have some wear on the brim
and a little damage in the front crown. A few other small holes here and there
on top. This is a item most collections are missing and REBEL RELIC PRICED
TO CATCH A HAT!
SOLD
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RICHMOND CONFEDERATE JACKET ~ Nice clear image with a handsome
Confederate Soldier proudly wearing his Richmond Type II Confederate Jacket.
This image is out of Georgia but is unidentified. The case is tired and worn and
did it's job wonderful as the picture is in just beautiful condition. Nice Rebel 1/6
plate with great content. REBEL RELIC POLAROID PRICED . . . . . . . . .
SOLD
Confederate Soldier proudly wearing his Richmond Type II Confederate Jacket.
This image is out of Georgia but is unidentified. The case is tired and worn and
did it's job wonderful as the picture is in just beautiful condition. Nice Rebel 1/6
plate with great content. REBEL RELIC POLAROID PRICED . . . . . . . . .
SOLD
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| WHEN IS THE LAST TIME YOU SEEN ONE OF THESE . . . . . . . . . ~ I bought this in a local collection recently and just love it! The bullets are rare as "HENS TEETH" and rather pricey. That can only mean that this mold must be one extremely rare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REBEL RELIC! This example is in great shape and has a nice uncleaned look. The "SAXON" bullet is one bad looking dude and usually associated with Confederate troops. I am sure some of y'all have dug many of these! A really awesome RARE REBEL RELIC . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
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| ONE OF JUST A FEW ~ Yankee musicians cavalry jacket in wonderful condition and maker marked. The lining is good and very little moth damage. Buttons are all original to the coat and piping is very nice. The fabric is still bright and displays beautiful. REBEL RELIC PRICED and way under current market value! I can send more pictures if needed . . . . . . . . . $8,000.00 LAY AWAY |
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| CONFEDERATE SPUR~ Beautiful nonexcavated "Leech & Rigdon " pattern Confederate Spur. SOLD |
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| THE BEST DEAL IN CIVIL WAR CLOTH ~ Classy looking Civil War Artillery Jacket with only expected wear and aging. This example has great markings shown in picture three. The red piping is great with deep color and the blue is still very blue. The liner is in great shape and overall a better than average example. Do not let the price fool you this is a investment grade piece and just REBEL RELIC PRICED. SOLD |
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| HOT OFF THE PRESS ~ Just in the shop door! Really nice Post Civil War Georgia Kepi with State Seal Buttons and company letter. The 1850s Bible is also stamped with the Georgia State Seal and is dated 1850. There is period brown ink names and writing in the Bible and has a beautiful leather cover. I have done no research on the names or even what it says. Will be a fun research project for the new owners. Displays great and reminds us all that this Nation has always been Biblical and I hope stays that way! REBEL RELIC GEORGIA RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
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| BEAUTIFUL IMAGE ~ Young Confederate Soldier with hat at his side with nice background. This is a very nice 1/6 plate with good clarity. The case has separated over the years and can be fixed. Confederate images are very sought after and the prices have no limits. This is a wonderful value and REBEL RELIC PRICED and I will be shocked if this one lasts long. SOLD |
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| REBEL LEATHER ~ Here it is . . . . . The exact item to finish your Confederate carried 1851 Colt Navy Revolver! Picture one has the Colt listed below inside the Rebel holster. The items were bought together here in Middle Tennessee but, I have no idea how long they have been together. The holster is hand stitched and has a really cool closure button. Beautiful Confederate holster and REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
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| THIS AIN'T NO SLOUCH ~ Sheridan style Infantry Slouch Hat with some honest looking wear and tear. The hat has "working man" eye appeal and still displays nice. The liner is reporting for duty and has some wear and tear also. The infantry horn and band complete the hat and make for a awesome display. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
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| GETTYSBURG RELIC ~ This relic is out of a famous GETTYSBURG COLLECTION and something you do not see everyday. The Civil War Gauntlet appears to have been impacted into the tree. The fingers of the glove hang freely while the "meat" of the glove is perfectly centered and hard as bone. The other side of the tree has a wound place and for sure the spot where something entered or exited the tree. One awesome REBEL RELIC and one with great history. The paperwork I received and the name of the collection will be given to the buyer. SOLD |
| MAKER MARKED ~ Beautiful Maine drum with overall good condition. The wood has a great looking vintage patina and the ropes are solid. You can still see the maker label inside the drum. Checkout the decorations on the front of the drum ! ! Beautiful Civil War Drum ready for display and priced were it would be hard to beat it. SOLD |
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| CONFEDERATE CONVERSION ~ This is one REBEL RELIC that has REBEL literally written all over it. This Yankee cap box had a change of heart and was converted over to the South. The back of the box has been cut to have a single loop, just like a Confederate Box. The inside flap has "VA 6TH" and the initials "F.N." carved in the leather. The box is maker marked "C.S. STORMS NY" and speaks volumes about the Confederate Soldiers lack of supplies and Pride in their Fight for Freedom. Research could actually find the Confederate Soldier who carried this REBEL RELIC. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . SOLD |
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| OVER 23,000 DEAD ~ Beautiful Confederate Wood Drum Canteen with "SHILO" "1862" carved in the face. There is also some initials and letters that need closer research. This canteen . . . . . . Very well could have been dipped in the blood stained pond at the Peach Orchard! The Battle of Shiloh is famous with words like "Hornet's Nest" used to describe the action. Confederate General Albert S. Johnston was fatally shot in the "Peach Orchard" during that battle. Tis example has a nice patina to the wood and is very solid. Absolutely beautiful REBEL RELIC with Letter Of Authenticity from Old South Antiques. I believe Shannon originally brought this Confederate Canteen to the market. This is another item priced way below current market value. SOLD |
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| PRE CIVIL WAR RIG ~ Excellent 1851 Officers Eagle Sword Belt and Model 1840 "PDL" marked cavalry sword. The leather belt is excellent with some fancy stitching and both drops. The Eagle plate is just stunning with awesome patina. The sword is just untouched and awesome with cross brushing still on the blade. The blade is full length with some original shine and no battle scars. The scabbard is minty with a dark patina and no dents. This rig is an excellent example of what the Civil War cavalry soldier would have worn. I have sold Confederate images with this pattern belt rig and we all know both sides carried this model sword. Awesome REBEL RELIC that displays great ! ! SOLD |
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| JUST LIKE NEW ~ You want to dance to beat of your own drum . . . . . . Feeling like you need to beat it . . . . . . This example is ready to boogie ! ! Really nice Civil War Era drum that someone completely refurbished. The heads and ropes are new and could be aged if someone wanted the vintage look. The drum has some cool artwork and Veteran Hall markings. The wood has very strong eye appeal and displays awesome. This has all the display power of a $3,000.00 drum and with a little artificial aging . . . . . .Stand back ! ! Would also make a excellent drum for a modern day unit to march off into battle. Add a big splash to your "WAR ROOM" with very little ripple effect on your wallet. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
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| I NEED A DRINK ~ Super example of a Civil War era tin canteen with awesome patina. Wonderful relic that shows up often in Confederate displays and is probably Pre Civil War manufacturing. The back had a very old tag that read . . . . . . " Confederate Canteen" . . . . . It was faded and torn and I removed it. You can see where it was on the back. This REBEL RELIC measures about 5" inches but, has gallons of eye appeal. It did not come out of a North Georgia plantation but, does have a sour mash REBEL SMELL ! SOLD |
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| IMPROVISED REBEL HOOF PICK ~ I am a sucker for Civil War items that may have seen double duty. This maker marked knife blade . . . . . Could have been broken in ferocious hand to hand fighting. No poorly equipped Rebel would just throw away a blade. He would fasten a bone from dinner to the blade and take care of his trusty mount. Could still be used today around the barn or displayed with your Civil War Cavalry REBEL RELICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55.00 |