Includes red, white and blue flag remnants from one of the regimental flags carried by the 61st Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War. Beautifully displayed within 11 x 14 double mat boards of cream and red. The flag remnants are accented by a copy photograph of Union troops before the battle of Fair Oaks, Virginia, where the 61st Pennsylvania Infantry suffered their greatest losses in soldiers and officers, plus descriptive text about the regiment. Comes with letter of provenance which traces this flag back to a G.A.R. Hall in...  

Includes three brass suspender buttons, two bone buttons, three sewing needles, and a swatch of blue and white plaid fabric. Comes in 6 x 5 1/4 glass faced display case.

Marseilles For The Times

Dixie War Song

5 1/2 x 7, red and blue patriotic imprint. Vignette at top center of waving American flag with the motto, The Hope Of The World. Printed below are two patriotic verses titled Marseilles For The Times and Dixie War Song. See the enlargement for their content. There is an interesting line printed at the bottom of the broadside which reads, Ladies can have copies gratis and Dry Goods for any patriotic purpose at cost. A. Hebbard's, 365 Washington Street. Light age toning and wear.

George Armstrong Custer was one of the most celebrated cavalry commanders of the Civil War. He later met his death at the hands of Indians at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, on June 25, 1876. This display traces his military career from the Civil War to the Indian Wars. The copy photo at the top shows Custer leading his famous 7th Cavalry into the Black Hills. The red and white flag remnants are from an authentic flag used during the Civil War. The brass, crossed sabers cavalry hat insignia is an authentic 1873 vintage relic as would have been worn by...  

An eye catching display with color graphic of a Civil War battle scene, and featuring an authentic brass infantry hat insignia mounted on authentic red & white remnants from a 34 star U.S. Civil War flag used during the war. Descriptive text about Civil War infantry rounds out the presentation. Double matted in cream and red mat boards. Overall size is 11 x 14.

Original, authentic piece of Confederate battleflag that flew over Fort Morgan, Alabama, when it was captured by Admiral David G. Farragut in 1864. Handsomely displayed within cream and red, double mat board design. Includes a vignette of the naval battle of Mobile Bay, in the upper window opening, while the original Confederate battle flag remnant is prominently shown at the center of the display. The following descriptive text highlights the display at the bottom: Confederate Battle Flag of Fort Morgan, Battle of Mobile...  

Relics from two different Confederate blockade runners which are handsomely displayed in an 8 1/4 x 6 1/2, glass faced display case, with descriptive text and vignette. Confederate marine relics are rare and this display includes relics from the blockade runners Minho and Georgiana. Both ships were destroyed while trying to run supplies and arms through the Union blockade into Charleston, S.C. Included is an Enfield bullet and brass percussion caps from the Minho, and brass pins and a ceramic button from the Georgiana. Very desirable.

Includes an approximate 2 x 1 3/4 inch, original flag remnant from the battle flag of the 5th Texas Infantry, incorporated in a handsome 11 x 14 display with double mats of cream and red. The flag remnant is accented by copy photographs of General John Bell Hood, the 5th Texas Infantry battle flag, and descriptive text.

The 5th Texas Infantry, "The Bloody 5th," Hood's Texas Brigade. The 5th Texas Infantry was part of the famed "Texas Brigade" formed in Richmond in 1861 mainly from three Texas Regiments; the 1st, 4th and 5th...  

8 x 6 1/4, glass faced display case, with three authentic slave related relics, with descriptive text and graphics. An interesting and unique display including:
1). A brass button with the initials T.P. on the face used by slave merchant Thomas Porter to adorn the clothing of his slaves.
2). A colorful pattern, glass African trade bead. These were prized by the slaves with similar examples being found in New Orleans.
3). Burned cotton from the Confederate blockade runner Nashville that was produced by South Carolina slaves and intended to run...  

Original Civil War Era Painting

(1828-70) Born in Yarmouth, Mass., he became a member of the 7th Regiment, New York National Guard in 1851. When the Civil War commenced, he accompanied the 7th Regiment to Washington, and on May 14th was mustered into the Union Army as 1st lieutenant and adjutant of the 5th New York Infantry, also known as "Duryee's Zouaves," taking part with them in the first battle of the war at Big Bethel, Va., on June 10th. On Nov. 3, 1861, he was commissioned major of the 65th New York Infantry, with...  

Includes a 3 3/4 x 3 inch piece of tide water cypress which originated from a beam from Libby Prison. Handsomely displayed within double mat boards of cream and black, and highlighted with two modern copy photographs, and descriptive text. The photo at the top of the display is a Civil War period view showing Libby as a Confederate prison. Captain Turner, the commandant of Libby Prison, is one of the men standing in front of the tents in the foreground. The bottom photograph is a view of the reconstructed interior of Libby Prison as it appeared on display...  

Currency of the Confederate States. Handsome display which incorporates an authentic original 1864 State of Mississippi $1 note, and an authentic original 1864 Confederate $20 note [Type-67] with vignettes of the State Capitol at Nashville, Tenn., and the Confederate Vice President, Alexander H. Stephens. A large full color vignette of various flags of the Confederacy accents the display. Standard 11 x 14 size, so you can put this in a frame of your own chosing and hang on the wall. Please note: the scan you are viewing shows only the center portion of...