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BRASS MACHINISTS MODEL OF A CIVIL WAR CANNON
Detailed model of an 1840 Field Cannon with solid cast wheels and frame.
10.5 inches long, 6 inches wide and 4 inches high.
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BRASS MACHINISTS MODEL OF A WORLD WAR 1 CANNON
Machinists made copy of a WW 1, breech loading field cannon. It has a nice, mellow patina and was made in the early part of the 20th Century.
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BRASS PORTER RAILROAD OR MARINE LANTERN
This is a rare brass Porter lantern, practically unused. It is marked on the rim “Patented February 18, 1862 & April 2, 1867”.
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BRASS TOY MODEL CANNON SIGNED MG INSIDE SHIELD
Brass with iron breech plug toy model cannon of a late 19th early 20th Century field piece. Stamped on the breech the letters MG inside a shield.
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BROWN BESS MODEL 1769 SHORT LAND BRITISH MUSKET (AMERICAN CAPTURED)
This is a British 1769 Short Land Musket. Some authorities refer to this model as a 1769/76 British Short Land Pattern. There were approximately 68,000 of these muskets produced during the 1768-1777 production period making this a scarce model.
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BROWN BESS MODEL 1777 SHORT LAND PATTERN (REVOLUTIONARY WAR PRODUCTION)
This is a British 1777 Short Land Musket. This is a Revolutionary War period musket. The 42 inch barrel is fully marked with the British proofs, “Crown IP” which is believed to be the proof mark of John Pratt. The barrel is also marked “Westmoreland M”.
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CIVIL WAR PERIOD SIGNAL LANTERN
This is a rare lantern to find. It is often referred to as a “Light House Lantern” due to its octagonal tapering globe. It has a glass whale oil font attached to the base of the lantern.
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CIVIL WAR PERIOD SIGNAL LANTERN
This is a unique lantern of a light house form. The heavy blown tapering globe is banded at both ends with an applied glass band. This style lantern has the twist and lock style base rather than the pinched globe.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN LOOKING GLASS, CIRCA 1790-1810
This small looking glass is of the variety commonly made in the New England area. It is constructed of solid mahogany, both molding and surmounts.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN PLUG BAYONET, CA. 1680-1720
This plug payonet is either English or American made and fits in a musket of 75-80 cal. It has rolled and braised brass ferrels. The crossguard is iron in the shape of mortar and cannonball design.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN POWDER HORN DATED 1708
This is an extremely rare early dated powder horn. The horn is inscribed “William Nichals His Horn Westpiont Apriel 14 1708”.
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COLONIAL PERIOD NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEF’S IRON PIPE TOMAHAWK
This is an unusually large pipe tomahawk dating circa 1790 to the War of 1812. It is of the early English style, however, we believe it to be American made.
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