BATTERY ONE

Virginia Militia Plate & Confederate Bullets

Virginia militia shoulder plate.  Plate shows edge dings and bend marks.  No pin but shows solder marks.  Also 5 nice dropped Confederate bullets --- 58 cal. Gardner, CS 3ring, Enfield 54 cal., CS 3 ring nose cast, 3 ring Georgia teat base.

Militia Plate Recovered:  Culpepper, County VA

CSA Bullets  Recovered:  Central, Virginia    

$169.00

was: $189.00

Eagle Plate & Dug Relics

Great group of dug Civil War artifacts from the Siege of Petersburg.  Nice dug Eagle Breast Plate w/ one hook still present (bent) and small rust spot on front below arrows.  Six dug type II Williams Cleaner bullets, coat size eagle Infantry button w/ push to front and shank present, cuff eagle button, and a flattened belt-adjuster.

Recovered: Petersburg, VA

$150.00

was: $175

MILITIA CROSS-BELT BUCKLE

Nice militia buckle that would have been work on web cross belt.  Has a pewter #2 on front on plate.  Bottom of #2 is missing and has shovel hit across face.  No attachment pin.

Recovered: Yorktown, VA

$99.00

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Model 1851 Sword Belt Plate

This is a model 1851 sword belt plate that has had the the motif removed.  Has a nice look just a little bent.  I would say eagle and wreath were removed before item was lost.  Possibly a Confederate calvary soldier customized it. Also has production number stamped in corner.

Recovered: Brandy Station, VA

$130.00

was: $150.00

US Cartridge Box Plate 1839 Pattern

Nice dug cartridge box plate dug in Falmouth, VA.  Buckle is missing iron loops.  This is the 1839 pattern produced 1857-1863.

Recovered: Falmouth, VA

$135.00

was: $145.00

Dug Union Breastplate

Here is a nice dug Union Breastplate from the Siege of Petersburg.  Plate is missing attachment loops.  A great example.

Recovered: Petersburg, VA

$140.00

Confederate Clip Corner Militia Buckle

Confederate clip corner militia buckle in dug condition.  When found one side was folded and was bent back into shape leaving crease and slight hole in plate.  These buckles are attributed to Virginia troops.  Getting hard to find these plates and would be a great addition to any collection. 

Recovered: Williamsburg, VA

$120.00

Confederate Militia Buckle

Dug Confederate militia buckle excavated in 2009.  Die struck rolled brass plate w/ guttered edges.  Locally made buckle and featured in Mullinax book: Confederate Belt Buckles & Plates.  Very similar construction to Louisiana State Buckles and Texas/Mississippi star buckles but with no motif. 

Recovered: Orange Co. Virginia

$195.00