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State Militia Buckles and Plates in excavated condition
added daily from the owners personal collection .... John
8:12 Jesus words - " I am the light of the world
he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall
have the light of life ......
Attention
Customers. My updated Site will now include a link to a NEW
World War Relic Page. Please check out the new fun relics
that I am now importing from Europe. To answer questions on
whether I'm leaving my first love Civil War with the recent
WW postings... : ) Absolutely not ! My new direction on this
site is to keep it exclusively Civil War and provide HIGH
QUALITY Civil War and Indian War Relics with emphasis on excavated
relics, however I am also now handling many local estate collections
of Civil War items on consignment, and WELCOME any relics
you may want me to market for you. My interest in Civil War
started as a youngster when my parents would take my brother
and I on trips to the South to visit a different Battlefield
every year. I have a great picture to post of us climbing
up a cannon at Lookout Mtn, Tn. and I have had a passion for
history ever since then. Thank-you to all who have visited
my site and to all the friends I have made in this Hobby.
God Bless ! Mark
Mark
Shuttleworth
P.O. Box 1361
Queen Creek, AZ 85242
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Romans
8:28 - " This one thing I know: All things work together
for good, to them who Love God. To them who are called
according to
his eternal purpose."
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NICE - RARE
Lot of 2 genuine CSA "shin plasters" in LARGE DENOMINATIONS
! - $50, $100 Notes !
This is a nice consignment that just
arrived .. a set of Confederate Currency Bills that include
a $50 Jeff Davis and a $100 Railroad and Milkmaid Hoyer and
Ludwig 4th Issue 1862 Note with and Augusta payment stamp and
a Sept. 15 Charleston stamp on the back. The $100 railroad train.
These sold out in 1862. A nice set of CSA Notes to add to your
collection. Priced right !
$ 280 for the pair ! or would
sell seperate..
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RARE - UCV
Confederate Veterans Reunion Jacket ID'd in period INK to a
VIRGINIA MUSICIAN !
"Take me back to Ole Virginny
..." Incredible UCV Reunion Jacket and Pants with period
ink ID in pocket to MONTGOMERY GARRETT a Musician in the 26th
Virginia Regiment. Montgomery enlisted as a private for the
war in May 7, 1861 and was captured and made a POW at POINT
LOOKOUT on April 6, 1865. He signed an oath of allegiance on
June 12, 1865. The Jacket was made by Thomas H. Wilbon successor
to J.B. Jones Inc. 729 E. Main St. NORFOLF, VA. All buttons
date to the make of the coat and are marked C. Burk & Co.
The condition of the jacket is very nice with minor mothing
as to be expected. THE Tag Id is dated 3-23-1927. A wonderful
UCV uniform to add to your collection to a rare musician who
survived the war !
The Flag of the 26th Virginia Infantry
was captured by the 3rd Indiana Cavalry at Saylers Creek ..
Included with the lot is the photocopied records researched
as well the pair of pants from the closet that were a later
addition to the uniform as well as purchase information.
Below is a list of Battles that Montgomery
would have participated in up to his capture at the Battle of
Saylers Creek.
• Yorktown Siege
(April-May 1862)
• Williamsburg (May 5, 1862)
• Seven Days Battles (June 25-July 1, 1862)
• Blake's Farm, near Deep Bottom, James River (August
6, 1863)
• Charleston Harbor (August-September 1863)
• Legaresville, South Carolina, vs. USS Marblehead
(December 25, 1863) • Nottoway Bridge [two companies]
(May 8, 1864)
• Drewry's Bluff (May 16, 1864)
• Bermuda Hundred (May 17-June 14, 1864)
• Petersburg Siege (June 1864-April 1865)
• Jordan's Farm (June 15, 1864)
• Taylor's Farm (June 17, 1864)
• Sayler's Creek (April 6, 1865)
• Appomattox Court House (April 9, 1865)
$ 2950
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RARE - Grouping of CONFEDERATE
Senior Officer Droop Wing Uniform Buttons - preferred by Gen.
Robert E. Lee
This is a nice original group of
Coat 24mm and two 19mm vest size buttons as seen worn on the
museum uniform of General Robert E. Lee. These are referenced
as CS-5 in Alberts Reference and are in nice condition clipped
from a uniform many years ago . The backmark is the Treble Gilt
English made variety. A nice grouping at a fair price.
$ 690 for all
 

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NICE Pair
of estate N.Y. NEW YORK EXCELSIOR MILITIA c.1835 Coat Buttons
This is a nice non-dug pair of 1830's
NEW YORK Militia one - piece buttons large size with droop wing
Eagles and in solid condition that display incredible together.
Selling as a set but would break it up if you want just one..
$ 130 for pair


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RARE - Indian
War Period VIRGINIA STATE Militia BREASTPLATE
This is a nice example of a Virginia
State Seal Breastplate in excavated condition that came from
all places a Ft. Vancouver British Columbia estate collection
I purchased along with some great New York plates one of which
is listed below. I've sold a few of these excavated Virginia
lead filled examples that are correct in every aspect other
than that authorities are convinced ony die-struck plates by
James Smith and Sons minus lead filling to be considered Civil
War period. When lead-filling was so common with breastplates
during the period its quite odd. This example has a crisp stamping,
solid lead over brass loops one of which has long since broken
off. Priced as an Indian War period surplus plate. Kerksis reference
pg. 435 lists this plate as c.1840 while Odonnell's reference
pg. 295 places it at 1855-61. A nice example that displays very
well. Plate measures 64mm
$350

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RARE - Matching
Pair of Civil War / Indian Wars US CAVALRY Leather Stirrups
RHODE ISLAND STATE Militia !
This is a neat display grouping of
Horse Equipment Cavalry items with STATE Affiliation RHODE ISLAND
STATE MILITIA Stirrups embossed beneath with the US government
issue marking. The Stirrups are in solid condition with original
wood frame.
$ 220



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RARE - Confederate
SOUTH CAROLINA Militia Waist Buckle Dug SC Camp ( Fredericksburg,
VA )
This is a rare South Carolina Panel
Plate as seen in Figure 383 of page 209 Confederate Belt Buckles
and Plates by Steve Mullinax. The plate is in beautiful excavated
condition still retains the crossbar and hook. This plate was
excavated in a South Carolina camp between Culpeper and Fredericksburg,
VA. An incredible opportunity to own a rare state plate.
$ 3600
( make it easier with 4 monthly payments of $900 )
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NICE - Excavated
RELIC Condition CAP GUN PISTOL - Fort Mcdowell, ARIZONA Area
This is a neat relic that would look
good on display as a compliment to your relic gun collection.
Its a dug up cap gun that dates to who knows when ? The barrel
still folds forward but one side of the barrel is missing. Otherwise
pretty solid as can be seen in the pictures. The trigger assembly
is there as well. 'Priced Right' for a neat item.
$ 75


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INCREDIBLE
- Confederate GEORGIA Cartridge Box Plate - ( Dug PETERSBURG,
VA. Lines )
This is one of the best excavated
speciman of a Georgia Cartridge Box plate that I have ever seen.
Although missing one loop. The collector still had one of the
loops that was dug along with it that he was told was recovered
in the 1970's along the railroad tracks in Petersburg, Va. The
face is spectacular smooth with a deep patina. Boxplates are
even more scarce than the buckles and this one will doubtful
be upgraded.
$3400
( make it easier with 4 monthly
payments of $850 )


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RARE - Battlefield Excavated GEORGIA WAIST BUCKLE with Puppy
Paws - SEVEN PINES, VA.
This is a fantastic excavated condition
GEORGIA Waist Buckle missing much of the lead but still retains
the puppy paw hook attachments. The face is a beautiful patina
with minimal ground action and displays brilliantly. There is
some minor chipping to the stamped brass edge that does not
detract from display.
SOLD

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RARE
- GERMAN LUGER Dug in a Bunker NORMANDY Defensive Works !
This is a spectacular relic..The
prized jewel for the relic hunter of WWII Items. Remembering
that combat GI's were trying to bring these home as souvenirs
from the war. Imagine how difficult it is to find a battlefield
found luger carried by German Officers, and even harder to get
them into the US from abroad.
HOLD

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**NEW**
RARE
- CONFEDERATE Bullseye Canteen Recovered from STAUNTON, VA.
by Relic Hunter
This is an incredible very early
'digger' or early Battlefield pick-up of the 'bullseye' pattern
associated with Union troops and clearly marked on spout with
manufacturer. However it is marked CSA and appears that whoever
picked it up felt it was a CS used canteen or possible a soldier
finding a souvenir to send home. Either way its painted in very
early style CSA and has an old tag marked Staunton, VA. A nice
relic but solid condition bullseye with location ID.
$480


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EXTREMELY RARE - Possible Excavated PENNSYLVANIA FIRE ZOUAVES
Cap Box Insignia !
This little beauty from a SHARPSBURG,
MD. Estate. The face is a stamped brass with applied Co. G Letter
PFZ ( Pennsylvania Fire Zouaves ) Pennsylvania State Militia
Co. G. The back is lead filled with the most perfect stand-up
loops as can be seen in the pictures. The back almost appears
excavated but more than likely the light lead applied for stability
over the loops. These are known for both hat and cap box. For
the Insignia collector this is as good as it gets !
SOLD
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**NEW**
FANTASTIC 1872 Pattern EXCAVATED IN NEBRASKA US Hagner Style
waist BUCKLE !
This is the patina one loves to see
in an Indian Fighter Buckle. The US Hagner single shoulder strap
addition plate is in excellent condition with a deep woods patina
as can be seen in the pictures. This plate was dug in Nebraska.
In 1848, a fort was established to provide protection for travelers
heading west along the Oregon Trail. Named for Colonel Stephen
Watts Kearny, Fort Kearny afforded a safe haven for pioneers,
pony express riders, prospectors and others as they followed
the great Platte river road. According to an official War Department
report, more than 30,000 people bound for California, Oregon
and Utah passed through Fort Kearny during an 18 month period
during the gold Rush of 1849. Originally built near Nebraska
City, the fort was later relocated to its present site, south
of Kearney, to increase military strength in the busy central
Nebraska corridor.
$ 280
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BUTTONS
Psalm 103:12 "As far as the East is from
the West so far has He removed our transgressions from us"
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BUCKLES & PLATES
1
Corinthians 3:11 "No other foundation can anyone lay than
that which is laid, which is Christ Jesus"
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**NEW**
FANTASTIC 1872 Pattern EXCAVATED IN NEBRASKA US Hagner Style
waist BUCKLE !
This is the patina one loves to see
in an Indian Fighter Buckle. The US Hagner single shoulder strap
addition plate is in excellent condition with a deep woods patina
as can be seen in the pictures. This plate was dug in Nebraska.
In 1848, a fort was established to provide protection for travelers
heading west along the Oregon Trail. Named for Colonel Stephen
Watts Kearny, Fort Kearny afforded a safe haven for pioneers,
pony express riders, prospectors and others as they followed
the great Platte river road. According to an official War Department
report, more than 30,000 people bound for California, Oregon
and Utah passed through Fort Kearny during an 18 month period
during the gold Rush of 1849. Originally built near Nebraska
City, the fort was later relocated to its present site, south
of Kearney, to increase military strength in the busy central
Nebraska corridor.
$ 280
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INSIGNIA
Joshua 24:15 "Choose for yourself this day who you will serve
But as for me and my house we will serve the Lord" |
**NEW**
RARE -Non Excavated 6th CORPS BADGE Hat Insignia with brass
attachments !
This is a fantastic Kepi 6th Corps
Badge Device with brass attachment wires. A nice authentic badge
to add to your collection.
$ 290

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RARE - Small 7th Corps UNION Badge or LOUISIANA Crescent CONFEDERATE
$1 GOLD COIN Pin !
This is a little beauty that I am
offering as a consigned item for a local collector. The piece
is a small star and crescent pin carfted from a $1 gold coin
and missing the t-bar pin but remnants of the attachments. A
neat more than likely 7th corps badge.
$ 425
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EXTREMELY RARE - Possible Excavated PENNSYLVANIA FIRE ZOUAVES
Hat or Cap Box Insignia !
This little beauty from a SHARPSBURG,
MD. Estate. The face is a stamped brass with applied Co. G Letter
PFZ ( Pennsylvania Fire Zouaves ) Pennsylvania State Militia
Co. G. The back is lead filled with the most perfect stand-up
loops as can be seen in the pictures. The back almost appears
excavated but more than likely the light lead applied for stability
over the loops. These are known for both hat and cap box. For
the Insignia collector this is as good as it gets !
SOLD
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RARE - Napoeonic
FRENCH 1st Empire FUSELIERS Cartridge Box Insignia or Pin
This little beauty was excavated
near the village of Selesia in Poland. The Battle of Leipzig
was the largest battle of the Napoleonic Wars. The website Armies,
Battles, Commanders and Tactics during the Napoleonic Wars gives
the Allies a general total of 273,000-396,000 men and 1,050-1,555
guns (120,000-196,000 men and 380-785 guns in the Army of Bohemia;
63,000-70,000 men and 310-360 guns in the Army of Silesia; 55,000-70,000
men and 225-275 guns in the Army of the North; 35,000-60,000
men and 135 guns in the Army of Poland; 35,000-60,000 men and
135-300 guns with detached formations). The Allied unit total
-- 454 battalions and 490 squadrons, excluding Swedish troops
-- is broken down into 229 battalions and 234 squadrons (Russian)
115 battalions and 127 squadrons (Austrian) 110 battalions and
129 squadrons (Prussian). By nationality, the estimated 359,000
Allied troops at Leipzig were composed of 150,000 Russians,
115,000 Austrians, 75,000 Prussians and 19,000 Swedes.
$ 90

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VERY RARE
- 50th Anniversary GETTYSBURG Civil War UNION/CONFEDERATE Brotherhood
Reunion
This is a an extremely desireable
1915 GETTYSBURG Combination Reunion of both NORTH AND SOUTH
BADGE ! The Badge is still on the original Whitehead and Hoag
Maker's card as well making it an important badge for collectors.
This reunion was I believe the last encampment that invited
both sides.
$375




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WEAPONS
1 Corinthians
3:11 "No other foundation can anyone lay than that which
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MISCELLANEOUS -
RELICS
2 Corinthians
5:14 "The Love of Christ compels us "
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RARE - Consignment a Civil
War SHERIDAN'S CAVALRY CORPS BADGE for the Beaver Skin Cap worn
by his troopers.
This is a rare 1st Brigade Corps
Badge worn by members of the Sheridan's CAVALRY Corps formed
late in the War. The Shako style badge is made of stamped brass
wiith sweated on thin attachment hooks and hand painted Brigade
designation.
SOLD

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NICE ID'd Civil War Large DRUM with maker tag inside - WHITE
BROTHERS Mfg. Possible 4th Delaware Infantry!!
This is a neat old Civil War drum
still covered on one side with minor tears as can be seen in
the pictures .. The Drum has the maker tag inside and on the
outside an applied patriotic song sheet. I will add measurements
soon.. The Drum also has a faint outline of old paint and the
No. 4 in big letters on one side a unit marking perhaps.. Inside
the ID in ink is "Higgins". After some research we
found a drummer in Company G, 4th Delaware Infantry named John
Higgins.
SOLD



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RARE - Excavated MISSISSIPPI Local Button with CLOTH Recovered
FREDERICKSBURG !
This is a fine example of an excavated
Confederate button that was dug in a Mississippi winter hut
site along Route # 3 in Fredericksburg, Va. The cool button
has a beautiful patina with 'dusting' in all the right places
and the bonus is the homespun piece of cloth dug along with.
The button has no pushes or dings and only has a pushed shank
to prevent it from being perfect ! An incredible addition to
your collection of a rare Confederate State Militia button !
SOLD

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RARE - State
of NEW YORK Officer's Militia SWORD BELT BUCKLE Plate !
This is a beautiful gilt cast brass
waist buckle plate with integral motif and applied tongue. An
attractive plate with NY on a stippled field background is solid
and has a benchmark #47 This is a late war broad tongue example
that is very rare. An example of this plate is pictured on pg.
407 of Odonnell's reference work on American Buckles. A nice
display example for your non-dug collection.
SOLD


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BECOMING SCARCE - MINTY ! Non-Dug Crossed Sabres CAVALRY Insignia
I have not stumbled upon a set of
these in years. A beautiful set of crossed sabres Union Cavalry
Insignia with the rare and correct criss-crossed double loop
attachment on the back. These are in spectacular condition just
ready to be added as your highest upgrade Cav Insignia. Made
of stamped brass with sweated brass loop attachments alternating
scabbard.
SOLD
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Incredible RARE TEXAS 17 Coat Button with HYDE & GOODRICH
Backmark !
Beautiful Dug with a soft push in
the face TEXAS Coat Size Button with a beautiful dusting of
Gold Gilt that hi-lights the letters and STAR. This button has
been in my personal collection for years and only parting with
it to add another Pelican Plate to my collection. The back has
the Hyde and Goodrich backmark and the face a soft patina with
vague if any ground action. Would be hard to upgrade even with
a gentle face push. Like I said ..kinda hoping it doesnt sell
I will be hard pressed to find another.
SOLD


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RARE
- Confederate MISSISSIPPI Local State Seal Coat Button DUG Fredericksburg,
VA. !
This is the best of the best ! A
lined field coat size MP5A Mississippi with just the right dusting
to highlight the letters and star. This beauty has been in my
personal collection and at one time in the Nick Harris collection
prior. A beautiful button highly prized by deep south Confederate
collectors ! condition, condition, condition !
SOLD


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NICE - OLD WEST INDIAN WAR Period - Excavated in OLD WILLIAMS,
ARIZONA - A WINCHESTER Barrel
This is a neat old relic dug up on
Indian ruins near Williams, Arizona. There is nothing left but
the barrel and panel. The piece displays well and would be a
nice addition to your barrel collection. If it could talk what
stories would it tell. The town was named for Bill Williams
who was a trapper, pathfinder and guide in the 1820's, 30's
and 40's, and whose contemporaries were other famous mountain
men including Jim Bridger, Mariano Medina, James Beckworth,
and Kit Carson. In June, 1882 the 250 residents of the brand
new town where there was no electricity or indoor plumbing waited
for construction of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad west toward
them from New Mexico through northern Arizona and on to California.
The rails would connect Arizona's last frontier with national
markets for beef and wool. The Atlantic and Pacific was the
reason Williams existed, and all the Arizona towns along the
tracks on today's Interstate 40. Williams already was surrounded
by cattle and sheep ranches where people lived in wilderness
isolation. Grizzly bears roamed south of town. Outlaws prowled
the countryside robbing stagecoach passengers and travelers
on horseback and in wagons. Prostitutes and gamblers were following
the railroad construction payroll and some would make their
homes in Williams. In those days long gone by there were people
in Williams with families who'd come to the outer reaches of
American civilization in Arizona with a vision for the future
that included a decent place to live and a chance to earn a
living. The real story of America's small town in the wild,
wild West is about them and not the desperados, harlots and
card sharps.
SOLD


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RARE - Excavated RICHMOND Defenses TEXAS Coat Size Uniform BUTTON
!
This is a very nice excavated Texas
Button that was dug near Richmond, VA. Hood's Texans were active
in this area and this was no doubt worn on the uniform of one
of these storied regiments. The condition is crisp for having
ground action. Does have a push as the 3 I have previously owned
all have had. These buttons may have this tendency it seems.
Texas buttons are one of the most prized in any condition in
any collection. A nice displayable dug example.
SOLD

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This is a unique replica
deck of " Samuel Hart" Playing and Faro cards that
were copied from an original deck making them an exact replica
of what Civil War soldiers would have used. Made from durable
cardstock. Only $12.00 per deck
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This
is a neat souvenir magnet made from an original photograph of
the Battle Flag of the Princess Anne Cavalry. Great gift idea
for the office or den. The magnet measures 2.5 inches by just
over 3 inches. Stock item.
Only $5.00 each.

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CD of the 4th US Cavalry Brass Band ONLY
$19
This
is a wonderful music CD by the 4th US Cavalry Regimental Band
out of Ft. Lowell, AZ. territory.
Performances
include: Garry Owen March, Arizona
Quickstep, The
girl I left behind Me, Put away that Straw, Dixie & The
Bonnie Blue Flag, Battle Hymn of the Republic, ' The buckskin
Bag of Gold, Seventh Regiment Quickstep, etc... A total of 17
different numbers.
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT 2008 Contact Mark anytime at 602-692-7158
Thank-you for visiting my relic sites. The site was designed
when I was a collector that wanted to rotate items from my collection
for sale. The site grew into a little business as I attended more
shows and started actively seeking historical items as a value
price to offer for sale. My regular and new customers have made
this site a success as well as Gods providence as I owe my very
breath to my Lord and Saviour and he has blessed my passion for
history and allowed me to do what I love. That being said here
are a few terms for your purchase of a piece of history that comes
available. Please read carefully as the terms have changed.
AUTHENTICITY
All items listed are guaranteed authentic, with over 35 reference
books and collecting artifacts since 1994. I make no claims to
be an expert and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't learn
something new relating to arms and equipment of these brave soldiers.
PAYMENT
I accept as payment - check, money order, paypal, and of course
anything with a pelican on it dating to the Civil War ....lol
Please contact me for availability as inventory is updated
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Mark Shuttleworth
PO Box 1361
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for any reason, however, item must be returned in same, unaltered
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I use many price guide references including NSTCW and Warmans
as well as comparing prices of my peers websites. Many factors
influence the market value of an artifact at the time of posting
and from time to time you may see changes in my posted price as
I adjust to fair market values. That being said I have repeated
compliments by my customers that I usually sell artifacts much
less than they see available. My mission statement is to provide
the most unique, high quality artifacts at a price much less than
book value and in turn offer it for sale. For me the joy is "
In the hunt "
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The
following was penned by a Confederate soldier from Georgia while encamped
near Fredericksburg Va.
I asked
God for strength, that I might achieve--I was made weak, that I might
learn humbly to obey.
I asked for help that I might do greater things--I was given infirmity,
that I might do better things.
I asked for riches, that I might be happy--I was given poverty, that
I might be wise.
I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life--I was given life, that
I might enjoy all things.
I got nothing that I asked for--but everything I had hoped for.
Despite myself, my prayers were answered. I am, among all men,
most richly blessed!
"My
God shall supply all your need, according to his riches in glory, by
Christ Jesus" Philippians 4:19
John 3:16
- " For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son,
that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting
life. "
" Trust
in the Lord with all thy heart; and lean not unto your own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. "
Proverbs 3:5-6
" But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness; and
all these
shall be added onto you " Matthew 6:33
God's Plan of Salvation
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