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Lot 1051: Whitney 1798 U.S. contract musket. Style 3 category. One of the last 500 made. Inspector marks of Charles William. Top jaw missing from hammer. Screw broken. Lock marked "New Haven" and "U. States". 42 3/4" barrel marked "SNJ".
Estimate: 1,500-2,000
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Lot 1052: Figured maple percussion rifle. 40.5" barrel, small bore. Signed Deffibaugh. Original percussion configeration. Typical Bedford County form. Missing percussion bolster and ramrod.
Estimate: 1,200-1,500
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Lot 1053B: Double barrel percussion shotgun, no makers name, barrel marked "Real Twist",brass patch box, checkered walnut stock and forestock, 30 1/4" barrel
Estimate: 200-300
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Lot 1053A: Percussion Kentucky rifle, full curly maple stock with brass monunts & patchbox, maker's mark illegible, Philadelphia on lock, 28 3/8" barrel, about 48 cal, rifled, J.W. stamped on top of barrel, missing pc from patch box, possibly shortened at some time in it's life.
Estimate: 1,500-2,000
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Lot 1053: French model 1866 bolt action rifle. Dated 1871. St. Etienne markings. 31.5" barrel fitted for bayonet with folding rear sight.
Estimate: 150-200
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Lot 1054: 1865 US light Cavalry sabre, steel scabbard with 2 iron rings, brass hilt with original wire wrapped leather grip, made by C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, MA, marked "US, 1865, AGM", on 34 1/2" fluted blade
Estimate: 550-650
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Lot 1055: US musket bayonet, 21" long, leather scabbard, marked "US", 1855-70
Estimate: 150-200
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Lot 1056: Civil War saber with leather scabbard, overall length 41" reverse "P" knuckle guard, wood grip, brass mount on top of scabbard, tip of scabbard missing, totally unmarked w/36" blade having a wide fuller.
Estimate: 500-600
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Lot 1057: Ivory topped stiletto walking cane. Along with silvered crab claw umbrella handle.
Estimate: 100-125
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Lot 1058: Battlefield found artillery short sword. Brass hilt with eagle & scaled grip. Iron blade in excavated condition.
Estimate: 75-100
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Lot 1059: Practice sabre with blunt rounded blade.
Estimate: 75-100
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Lot 1060: Early 19th Century European sabre with broad curved blade. No scabbard.
Estimate: 100-150
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Lot 1061: Early 19th C. French cavalry sword in original iron scabbard with gilt decoration on top of blade. Leather and wire wrapped grip.
Estimate: 400-500
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Lot 1062: Early 20th Century U.S. dress sabre by Jacob Reed & Sons with original scabbard. Etched blade with eagle & floral decoration.
Estimate: 100-150
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Lot 1063: Sword cane with bone & horn grip and lion head pommel. Along with a bayonet in original scabbard.
Estimate: 100-125
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Lot 1063A: Late 19th c US sword, worn etched German blade, over painted
Estimate: 100-150
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Lot 1064: Brass and copper bugle, nickel plated mouthpiece, soldered seam construction, unmarked, 11 1/2" long, excellent condition
Estimate: 150-200
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Lot 1065: Iron & brass bit w/US brass tags, 2 snaffles, 2 brass spurs, 2 iron spurs, 2 bayonets
Estimate: 200-250
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Lot 1066: 12 mounted rifle slugs, 4 brass uniform pins, board of dug artifacts, dug artillery shell, 4" cannonball
Estimate: 150-250
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Lot 1067: Steel saddle carbine swivel ring, marked "O.B. North & Co, New Haven, CT" 8 3/4" long, bright steel finish
Estimate: 75-125
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Lot 1068: Civil War era rosewood fife, brass tipped, 16 1/4" long, unmarked
Estimate: 100-150
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Lot 1069: 1865 Civil War discharge, James H. Paynter, Private, of Captain James E. Stewart's Company I, 3rd Regiment, Delaware Infantry, dated March 8, 1865, along with a small note detailing injuries sustained in 2 battles.
Estimate: 200-300
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Lot 1070: Belt and brass buckle
Estimate: 100-125
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Lot 1071: Display cabinet with eyeglasses, small boot pistol, small die cut soldier memorial, folding mess knife, straight razor
Estimate: 125-150
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Lot 1072: Framed group of 5 buttons and "US" oval brass medallion, also a container of various G.A.R. brass buttons and other figures
Estimate: 100-150
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Lot 1073: Pair light green epaulets with dark green braid edges and tan fringe, brass "2" and button on top marked New Hampshire, with a red kepi (probably Continental)
Estimate: 250-350
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Lot 1074: Binoculars marked "Tildin Thurber & Co., Providence"
Estimate: 125-150
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Lot 1075: Small leather percussion cap box marked "R. WHITE / US ORD DEPT / SUB INSPECTOR" on outer flap, inner flap marked w/illegible makers name from Newark,NJ
Estimate: 250-350
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