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Colonial U.S. Silver Plated Pewter Officer's Rosette.
This rosette dug in a Confederate Cavalry camp in Goochland County, Virginia, by Ransom Hundley in
the mid 1990s. The attachment bar remains present.
Item CP1030 $26.95
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Three Brass Colonial Period Harness Rosettes.
These specimens were dug by Ransom Hundley about 1980-86.
Item CP1028 $72.95
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Colonial Period Commercially Made Shoulder Shot Pouch.
The shoulder strap is broken, and the thread is missing from most of the side. The leather pouch measures about 11-1/2
inches at its longest, and the dispensing portion is in good working order. This piece is very nice and very old and
has not been treated with anything.
Item CP1027 $62.95
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Three late Colonial and an unusual silver washed lead filled shield device.
These artifacts were all recovered in Central Virginia. The shield is very likely a Civil War relic worn on a
horse bridle.
Item CP1026 $34.95
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Four Colonial buttons dug in Old Virginia.
This group contains four buttons displayed in a double-matted Sgt.Riker case. All buttons retain their
shanks, and one retains virtually all its original gilt on the back. One front show traces of its original design.
Item CP1025 $14.95
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Seven large Colonial period buttons.
These buttons were recovered in the Richmond, Virginia area. They measure 27-29mm in diameter and are in wonderful
dug condition. All retain their shanks. Six are pewter buttons, and the other appears to be brass.
Item CP1024 $19.95
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Four very nice Colonial Period buttons.
These buttons were dug in Old Virginia. Three are one piece buttons, and one is
a two piece button. 18.5mm to 22.5mm.
Item CP1023 $18.95
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Nice copper or brass buckle.
This buckle was dug in King William County, Virginia. 55 x 80 mm.
Attachment pin is missing. Has never been cleaned.
Item CP1022 $45.95
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Six Colonial Brass Buckles.
These buckles were excavated near Williamsburg, Virginia. The longer two measure about 1-1/2 inches long,
and these artifacts are a nice little representative group of Colonial buckles.
Item CP1020 $44.95
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(18) Harness Rosettes and Bosses.
These artifact's were recovered in Central Virginia.
They would have been worn by the Confederate Cavalry.
Item CP1018 $95.95
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(2) Colonial period Harness rosettes.
These rosettes were recovered in Central Virginia.
Item CP1017 $50.00
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Large Colonial period Pewter spoon.
This spoon was recovered from Central Virginia.
It measures approximately 8" tall.
Item CP1014 $49.95
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Beautiful Colonial period button.
This one piece, 25mm button was excavated in Central Virginia.
The front has a beautiful design with lots of it's gilt remaining. The
shank is intact, and the back is plain.
Item CP1013 $49.95
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(20) Colonial period clay marbles.
These clay marbles were excavated in Central Virginia.
Item CP1010 $19.95 SOLD
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Colonial Harness Rosette.
This rosette was excavated in Central Virginia,
and has a nice green patina.
Item CP1009 $45.00
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Colonial period hanging Fork and spoon.
These utinsels were made by a blacksmith, and are made of iron. They have a hook for
hanging in a kitchen or on a fireplace. They measure approximately 8-1/4" tall. This set
is a beautiful piece of Virginiana. Your purchase includes the utinsels beautifully displayed
in a Sgt. Riker case, as shown in the picture.
Item CP1008 $149.00
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Coloinal period spoon.
This pewter spoon was excavated in Central Virginia.
It measures approximately 7.5" long.
Item CP1005 $49.95
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Colonial Flint Knapping hammer and striker.
These artifacts were excavated in Central Virginia. They have
been sprayed with clear acrylic for preservation.
Item CP1004E $49.95 SOLD
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Colonial Virginia child's brass spur.
At the time, horse riding was a way of life. Apparently, the child
who used this one started very young. The rowel is gone, but this is a beautiful
example of early Virginia horsemanship. The gap of this one is about 2.5".
Item CP1002 $37.99 |
