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#303 United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Cross of Honor; the brooch panel is original period engraved "W.H. Finch” of Georgia. 1st Lieutenant William E. Finch, Georgia Volunteer infantry. He is buried Dahlonega, GA. $550 |
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#505 United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Cross of Honor; the brooch panel is original period engraved "Dr. H.S. Pound". Lieutenant, Company K, 8th Mississippi Infantry. UDC Certificate included $785 |
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#130 United Confederate Veterans reunion top bar portion from a Confederate veterans’ medal. “MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE”. This piece came in a group of items attributed to “J.C. Cain” of Mississippi. $76 |
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#430 1863 PCGS ABOUT NEW 50 ALABAMA 50C CONFEDERATE NOTE NR Uniface 1863 Civil War Confederacy Note issued by the state of Alabama. PCGS Certified $55 |
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#312 1861 T-14 note on WHITE PAPER. An extreme rarity easily valued in the $450-$550 range. PMG Certified $425 |
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#090 United Confederate Veterans celluloid pin for the 1898 reunion in Atlanta. 1 3/4 inch. Solid pin on reverse. Very good condition. $175 |
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#431 Nov 3rd 1862 Confederate States Of America $100 Dollar Bill From Richmond. This bill is graded by PMG a Choice About PMG Certified $205 |
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#540 Jan. 1st, 1863 Bank of Augusta PMG graded about uncirculated PMG Certified $60 |
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#921 Confederate T-24 No.164 Ten Dollar note $185 |
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#120 $1 NOTE BANK OF AUGUSTA GEORGIA $55 |
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#570 UCV SUSPENSION BADGE: Underneath pin back, a round plaque with United Confederate Veterans Reunion with impression of Robert E. Lee. Verso, image of 3 Confederate flags. |
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#130 “JACKSON MONUMENT DAY MAY 1st 1914” on Confederate Battle Flag background. “PAT MAY 16, 1905. BASTIAN BROS. CO., ROCHESTER, N $55 |
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#411 Civil War Veteran Badge. New Orleans April 25, 1906. Condition: as-is. Back mark is Schwaab S&S Milwaukee. Guaranteed authentic. $210 |
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#930 RD MANN TICKET AGENT printed on T-68 $10 CSA Note.
Guaranteed authentic. $65 |
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#801 UCV SUSPENSION BADGE: Pin back suspension bar, Veteran, U.C.V. Richmond, 1907. Under suspension bar, Davis Monument 1861-1865 to Jefferson Davis. |
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#2211 Certified Slave Tag. Charleston, SC
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#770 United Confederate Veterans celluloid pin, with ribbon, for the 1898 reunion in Atlanta. 1 3/4 inch. Solid pin on reverse. Very good condition. $210 |
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#601 UCV SUSPENSION BADGE: Top of pin back bar, UCV with 2 painted Confederate flag, the plaque under suspension pin, State reunion Greenville, Texas, July 30-31, dated 1914. |
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#050 CSA General John T. Morgan. Bold, dark clipped signature Guaranteed authentic. $140 |
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##050 CSA General F.M. Cockrell. Large clipped signature from Warrensburg, MO Guaranteed authentic. $140 |
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#570 Civil War Governor of Texas Francis R. Lubbock. Signed $100 Texas Treasury Warrant. Lubbock was Governor of Texas (1861 - 1863) and served on the staff of Jefferson Davis $175 |
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#090 State of North Carolina. $10. 1862 (Cr-122). Large red X and red TEN protector below. State Treasurer Jonathan Worth lower right. UNC, Guaranteed authentic. $175 |
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#011 Shreveport. State of Louisiana. $20. 1863 (CR 13). General P.G. T. Beauregard center, with red twenty panel far left and red oval $20 upper right. Ornate blue back with 20 in center. VF $198 |
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#571 T-62 CSA 1863. Richmond. $1 (CR 474). Oval portrait of Clement C. Ray, CSA Senator. Black printing on pink paper. Graded Choice New 63 by PCGS $200 |
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#902 Civil War puppy paw buckle. Case 4 Found in 1978 near Nashville, TN. Guaranteed authentic. $265 |
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#410 Waterbury Button Co., CWT. "The Federal Union Must and Shall Be Preserved", "Army and Navy" Guaranteed authentic. $33 |
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#812 US 1851 Pattern Sword Belt plate Case 4 Recovered in South Carolina. Guaranteed original $300 |
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#612 Civil War puppy paw buckle. Case 4 Recovered near Murphreesboro, TN. Guaranteed authentic. $240 |
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#0591 Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver. All matching and has inspectors cartouches on stock. Early war with interesting hand decorations on frame cylinder and barrel. $2300 |
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#650 Civil War CDV of a young soldier named Charles Morris. Private, Company G of the Fourth California Infantry Authenticity Guaranteed $165 |
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#600 Army Navy civil war token Guaranteed authentic. $25 |
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#620 Monitor CWT has nice brown color, great details and is problem free civil war token Guaranteed authentic. $63 |
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Shaler .58 cal 3 part expanding bullet |
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#502 12 pound Borman Fused Case Shot Cannon Ball with graduated fuse and iron screw-in plug. $355 |
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#842 Two Very RARE Billinghurst and Requa 52 cal shells and one loading strip. The Billinghurst & Requa Battery Gun was one of the first rapid fire weapons introduced during the Civil War. Authenticity Guaranteed $395 |
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#006 Confederate Reed Recovered Strasburg, VA. $1200 |
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#812 3" Hotchkiss shell complete with the fuse Recovered Strasburg, VA. $355 |
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#540 3.00 Dollar Note-Issued 1-1-1864-State of GEORGIA Guaranteed authentic. $140 |
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#320 Confederate Buckles and Plates ~ Steve Mullinax |
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#240 Civil War Weapons & Equipment by: Russ A Pritchard Jnr.$30 |
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#230 Warman's Civil War Weapons by: Graham Smith$30 |
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#161 United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Cross of Honor; the brooch panel is original period engraved |
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#410 MELTON & PAWL'S GUIDE TO CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY PROJECTILES by Jack W. Melton & Lawrence E. Pawl. Hundreds of crisp photographs and a wealth of rich, well-researched information. Softbound, illus., 96 pgs. $25 |
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#920 GAR Charm/Fob Canteen Civil War Gettysburg, Old. $45 |
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#890 1922 Richmond Virginia 32nd Reunion June 1922 with flags. Aquired from the family of T.M. Lippard. $125 |
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#090 Soldier on horse on top of medal. UCV 1922 Richmond medal. Aquired from the family of T.M. Lippard. $275 |
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#210 Pin back button for the state of Louisiana made by the whitehead & Hoag co in Newark NJ. Patented on July 17,1894 April 14,1896 July 21,1896 $25 |
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#0002 CSA Belt Plate Case 5 With Mullinax Letter of Authenticity $3350 |
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#3561 CS Tongue and Wreath Belt Plate, “Coin” style Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2400 |
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#2261 CS Belt Plate, Rounded Corner Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $3200 |
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#1551 CS Oval Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2200 |
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#0081 CSA Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2850 |
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#1591 CSA Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2850 |
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#231 Confederate Sheet Belt Buckle recovered, in Jones County Georgia, from the main skirmish area on the confederate side of the battle of Sun Shine Church (Battle of King's Tanyard). $265 |
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#555 Virginia Tongue and Wreath Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $3700 |
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#1551 CS Tongue and Wreath Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2400 |
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#4541 CS Tongue and Wreath Belt Plate Case 5 Authenticity Guaranteed $2400 |
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From an old Prescott estate and a superb and scarce remembrance of verified service in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War is this fine and assuredly genuine full-size United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Cross of Honor; the brooch panel is original period engraved "Dr. H.S. Pound" in the correct manner. When I obtained the cross I actually thought the middle initial was an "L"; I applied for a UDC certificate using that initial and received a reply that the only "Pound" presented a cross was Henry S. Pound of Mississippi. Another look with a loop showed that what I thought was an "L" was really an "S" engraved over a small scratch in the metal (see 2nd pic where this is clearly obvious); this may be an engraver's error or just a previous flaw, but the "S" is definitely cut over the errant scratch. Thus the certificate supplied by the UDC is correctly for this cross and I guarantee it is so. The UDC certificate shows Henry S. Pound to have been a lieutenant in Company "K", 8th Mississippi infantry (the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System of the National Parks Service further verifies this, saying he is also shown as "Pounds" on some rosters - however, he is "Pound" there and with the UDC); it further states that the medal was posthumously presented at Corinth, November 1912...apparently Dr. Pound applied for his cross and passed away in the interim. Research on the 8th Mississippi reveals it was organized in 1861 - Company "K" was mustered into state service as the "Ellisville Invincibles" at Ellisville 4 May 1861, and the regiment entered into Confederate service in October of that year. The 8th was at various times a portion of the Army of Pensacola, the Army of the Mississippi, and the Army of Tennessee; it was present and engaged in duties at Murfreesboro (47% casualties), the Tullahoma Campaign, Chickamauga (23% casualties), Chattanooga, the Atlanta Campaign (13 killed and 71 wounded), Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta, Franklin, Nashville, the Carolina's Campaign, and at Bentonville...it never wanted for casualties, surrendering and paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina 26 April 1865. Henry S. Pound was Sergeant and then 2nd Lieutenant of Company "K" by roster of the Ellisville Invincibles and also the Soldiers and Sailors System Database on the web. The offered cross is of the Whitehead & Hoag variety and bears their marking; it has a typical genuine name engraving for one of these as opposed to the dubious stamped or crudely inscribed examples often seen. A similar real Southern Cross of Honor to a 5th Virginia soldier recently closed at $761 on Ebay; that was a nice example but to a private and missing the button screw...the present cross is named to an officer and complete with the button-hole attachment. Such an officially awarded UDC Southern Cross of Honor was given only to verified applicant veterans for service in the Confederate military forces during the Civil War and is the closest thing to a Confederate campaign medal; the UDC says only a bestowed veteran could wear the cross - bought of loyalty and honor - they are adamant it was not bought by money or otherwise obtained. Condition is quite fine and apparently never polished or cleaned, with a richly toned aura of treasured keeping and genuine age. All devices are still sharp and distinct as can be seen in the pics and there are no hidden woes to dampen your day. The original name engraving shows appropriate age within the cuts and no alterations; the mentioned button-hole screw is present and accounted. A look at the pics should give a good idea of appearance and condition. If you collect the evocative mementos of service during the American Civil War and especially thes | |||||||
