civil war, Ranger Camp Relics Post War

U.S. Model 1898 Krag Bowie Bayonet. Blade is 9 inches with an overall length of 13 3/4. Marked U.S. on one side and 1900 on the other. This is an excellent example of the rare Krag Bowie. The blade, cross guard and hilt are all uncleaned original bright. (the blade in the top picture is picking up too much flash) The scabbard has about 20 percent of the original blued finish. Only 500 of these were ever made and it is rare to one in this condition at this price.
$2450

Post War New York Enlisted Belt Plate. Hagner Pattern. New York adopted this plate in the late 1870's. It is similar to plate 930 from Military Belt Plates by O'Donnell and Campbell.
$125

Post War New Jersey Belt Plate. Hagner 1872 Pattern circa 1885. This plate is very similar to plate 935 from American Military Belt Plates by O'Donnell and Campbell.
$125

Post War National Guard of Pennsylvania Enlisted Belt Plate. Hagner 1872 Pattern circa 1880. Pennsylvania adopted this plate in the late 1870's. The N.G.P. was founded in 1870. It is similar to plate 932 from Military Belt Plates by O'Donnell and Campbell.
$125 Sold

U.S. Navy Model 1870 Rolling Block Rifle. This super post-war weapon has a USN Springfield Stamp that you can read from across the room. The barrel has the USN anchor and P H.B.R. inspector marks. The tang has the Remington patent dates May 3rd Nov 15th 1864-April 17th 1868. The metal parts are in great condition with a wonderful patina. The bore is bright and the rifling is arsenal sharp. The wood does have it's share of dings but it did spend a lot of it's time knocking around ships. There is a clear as a bell cartouche on the left wrist and rack stamp of 175 on the top of the butt. This is just a great rifle at an even better price. It would be proud to take a place in any U.S. Navy collection.
$1575

Spanish American war canteen with leather sling. Nice cover, stopper and sling. This relic has it all. Perfect for your SpanAm collection.
$225

Model 1902 Officers Saber. New York National Guard presentation saber. Presented to 2nd Lt Frank Murphy 7th Inf. February 1916. I'm not sure what Lt. Murphy did in his career but he had a nice saber.
$550

West Point Cadet Sword, 1872-1922. Nicely engraved with the name Berman Hexter.
$475

Spanish American War presentation sword. Fancy! Presented to Capt. John G. Williams Company J
8th Mass Inf. USV Oct 12th 1898. This is a very nice McLilley presentation. There is a small break on one side of the langlet but the sword is otherwise solid. The blade is in super condition and is engraved with trophies and patriotic symbols. The intricate brass work on grip and guard is something to see.
$1275

Post-War Buttons. I have between a few to a lot of each of the above buttons.
$18 each

You want Post-War Buttons? I've got hundreds of Post-War buttons. If there is a particular state or type of button that you would like to have, just send me an email.

Trapdoor Bayonet with New Jersey Rosette. The Bayonet is in great condition with bluing on 3/4 of the blade. Stamped U.S. and ready for the rifle. The scabbard is in good condition and color with some of the original finish flaked off in spots. The leather is in great condition.
$125

U.S. Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle. A classic Indian War armament. This one is complete with sling and cleaning rod. Stamped U.S. Model 1884 and stamped U.S. Springfield with eagle on the lock. Nice color on the metal parts with some original blue. The wood is in good condition with the dings from use that one would expect. The bore is in great condition with super rifling. The sling is solid with no weak spots and great patina on the brass. Overall a very nice example of an iconic weapon.
$895