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Tredegar Confederate Bayonet: Wow! You want a rare Confederate bayonet, here it is. Made at the Tredigar Iron Works, Richmond. Has the three sided unfullered and unstopped blade, 21" long OA. Great solid dug condition, just right cleaning and no active rust.. Only problem is at socket (see picture), has about 1" of lip missing on one side where it twists on barrel. No locking ring. This piece could be displayed with pride regardless, because it looks so good. Besides, where are you going to get a perfect one at this price...if at all!	MD584BKC	$700
Enfield Rifle Estuation Washers: Brass, these were used on the Enfield muskets as a winged nut/washer to help hold on the lock plate. Perfect condition, could still be used if needed, but dug at Wilderness, VA, area. Only have 4 in stock at this time	MD512JBJJ1	$5 each
Flintlock Ramrod Guide: Looks like type found on early trade rifles. Brass. Recovered near Charleston, SC.	MD579JAJJ	$8
Enfield Combination Gun Tool: Nice hard to get gun tool from a definite location. Still has part of the nipple pick! Found on Burnt Hickory Road, at old house site, within 2 miles of Kennesaw Mountain, GA. (I know the digger and trust his information). Hasn't been cleaned but is coated.	MD547JEJJ	$40
Enfield Nose Cap: One side "rolled" over, maybe hit by bullet...shell...or...plow? Nice pretty green patina. JUST ADDED!	MD591JBJJ	$10
Model 1842 Musket Sideplate: Recovered in Savannah, Georgia . Rusty as dug but solid.	MD557JAJJ	$6
Musket Mainspring With Field Repair: Neat! The soldier has jammed a wad of lead between the spring, probably to increase spring pressure on a worn out mainspring. A neat example of ingenuity on a near perfect mainspring! From South Mtn/Wilderness area.	MD451JIJJ1	$25
Enfield Gun Sight: Complete, cleaned and coated for display. Iron grained slightly on sides. From South Mtn/Wilderness area.	MD458JIJJ1	$15
Maker Marked Canteen Spout: Stamped "Rourman", who was a Philadelphia supplier during the Civil War. Complete but bent.	MD580JAJJ	$5
US Smoothside Canteen: One side is mostly missing, other side is complete except for hole shown in photo. Spout and strap holders all intact. Cleaned and coated. Displays well. From Stafford, VA	MD327EEJJ	$120
Belt Keeper: Good solid condition, considerable ground action. These were used with the regulation US waist Belt. Found in North Georgia.	MD344JBJJ	$8
Sutlers Token? Maybe so, maybe not. Has reeded edge so it was more than a tool tag or something. Slightly smaller than a quarter, one side is stamped "25" and "101" Other side is blank although it almost looks like there's something lightly engraved. Hard to say. It was found in a Union Camp near Beaufort, SC. Has top section missing, as per photo.	MD443JAJJ	$15
Folding Mess Fork. Made like a pocket knife, these were privately purchased items by the soldiers. This is only half, the side which held a knife or spoon is missing. Very neat and hard to get piece of Civil War history.	MD531JEJJ	$25
Mess Fork: Typical Government issue, missing tines and tip of handle. Found at Wilderness, VA area.	MD532JAJJ	$3
Jeweler's Universal Watch Key: One of these is shown in Civil War Artifacts by Howard Crouch's on page 52. Unfortunately, this one is only the holder, the keys having been unscrewed. Still a neat piece and rarely seen.	MD582JAJJ	$7
Straight Razor Blade: Blade looks to have been sharpened beyond belief. Still very representative of those found wherever the soldiers went.	MD578JAJJ	$5
Eagle 1860's Hand Saw Disc: These are the ones that so often are misidentified asa a button when shaft is missing. Actually they were mounted on handsaws of the period. Marked "Warranted Superior" with a droop wing eagle. This one is complete, found in Savannah, GA	MD377JAJJ	$10
Eagle 1860's Hand Saw Disc: These are the ones that so often are misidentified as a button when shaft is missing. Actually they were mounted on handsaws of the period. Marked "Warranted Superior" with a droop wing eagle. This one is complete but shank is bent over, found in Savannah,.	MD378JAJJ	$10
Brass Heel Plate: Very small, 1.6 wide xs 1.8 long, number "5" cast into it (size?) Found near Savannah, GA	MD590JAJJ	SOLD
Tin Cup or Pot Handle: Typical Civil War Style, found in Stafford, VA. Has odd hinge on end.	MD419JAJJ	$8
Keeper or???: This is thin brass, and has tabs like are seen on belt keepers that are standard issue. Shaped like an arrow. Otherwise, I have no clue as to what it is. Might be a real sleeper! Found at Wilderness/South Mountain Area.	MD513JDJJ1	$5
"J B Williams Est 1840" Pewter Lid: Near as we can tell, this went to a shaving accessory or talc product. Found at a Civil War fort in Florida, it appears to be a period item. Silver plated pewter.	MD284JFJJ	$10
Bone Toothbrush: Classic Mid 1800's, just like the soldiers used .Missing only the horsehair bristles and one row of holes, Nice solid slick bone, 6 1/4" long	MD266JDJJ	$20
Brass Finials for Cartridge and Cap Boxes: These, although dug, were specially selected by Greybird as useable by re-enactors, or to replace missing ones. As dug, could be cleaned up if you do use them; otherwise, great relics!	MD3JAJA	$4 ea
Poncho Grommets: These were the standard grommets used on the ponchos issued to the Civil War soldiers. All are in good dug condition. Found near Murfreesboro, TN.	MD39JEJJ	$1 each
Equipment Rivets: These brass rivets were used on cartridge boxes, saddles, sword belts, and much more by the Armies of both sides. Specify large, medium, or small if you have a preference. Dug near Murfreesboro, TN.	MD40JEJJ	$1 each
Knapsack/Sword Belt Rivets: Made of cast brass, used by both sides. Held the straps together on the knapsacks and sword hangers.	MD82JAJJ	$2 each
Unfired Percussion Caps: These were what made the old muskets shoot. These were found near Chattanooga, Tennessee.	MD45XJJBE	$1 each
Fired Percussion Caps: These were used and discarded near Chattanooga, Tennessee.	MD46XJJBE	.50 each