A sixth plate ambrotype depicting a seated Confederate soldier wearing a battleshirt, forage cap and waist belt with rectangular plate, paper-covered half case. Third quarter 19th century. 3 5/8" x 3 1/4" overall. Provenance: D. Coiner Rosen Estate Collection, New Market, VA.
Uniform Coat worn by Jospeh E. Adger (Charleston, SC), quartermaster and acting ordnance officer for the 25th South Carolina Volunteers, also known as the Eutaw Regiment.
CSN Admiral Franklin Buchanan. Double click on image to ENLARGE.
Original Confederate Marine Corp Belt Buckle.
A pretty excavated Confederate solid brass "cast "I". This button has a slick brown-green patina and was recovered on private property from the Battle of Franklin campaign.
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Excavated rare 1820 era one piece "Regiment of Riflemen" coat size button recovered by Marcus Daly on private property along the Confederate Battle Line almost within a "baseball throw" of the famous "Carter House". This generally means that some young Confederate was wearing his Grandfather's military coat from an earlier era. The button has a broken shank {which is no doubt why it was lost}, and has a beautiful emerald green patina. I WOULD NOT want to be where this button has been.
Georgia State Seal Button.
Sixth plate ambrotype of probable Mississippi Confederate.
Excavated coat size Confederate local Staff Officer's button -{CS26B} recovered on private property years ago at the Battle of Stones River. It had a couple freeze cracks when recovered that have been professionally stabilized, and the button is solid as can be now.
Excavated C.S. Staff Officer's Button - CS26A This is a nice C.S. Staff Officer's Button commonly referred to as a "droop wing eagle". Brownish green woods patina. Recovered on private property near Chicamauga. Shank broken but partially intact. Some gilt remaining on reverse.
Excavated C.S. Staff Officer's Coat Button. Nice "droop wing eagle" Confederate Coat Button dug on private property near the Stones River Battlefield in Murfreesboro, TN. Brownish green woods patina. No shank remaining on the reverse.
A nice excavated coat size Confederate "Lined I" uniform button. This was recovered on private property near Chickamauga, GA. and has a smooth chocolate patina with shank intact.
Excavated CS "Clip Corner" buckle complete with hooks. This is an example of the rare CS "Clip Corner" Confederate belt buckle, being Plate # 125 in Mullinax's 1993 Expanded Edition CS belt buckle reference book. It measures 45mm by 72mm, and is the classic, rarity 9, sand-casted brass (with high copper content) plate. It has all three hooks, two are full-length, and the third has the end curl missing--which is probably why it fell off the Confederate soldier who was wearing it. This pl...
Confederate POW's after Battle of Fisher's Hill, Sept 1864
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