Cavalry Artifacts
Custer and Pleasington
Cavalry Artifacts
Custer and Pleasington |
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| cav100 | $225.00 ea (ONLY ONE LEFT) | |
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| Marked Watervliet Arsenal N.Y US w/ inspector marks P.V.H. The tops are stippled and were a favorite among cavalry officers as they could be brightly polished. Often used w/ the McCllean Saddle but original equipment for the Grimsley saddle. Commonly reffered to as "Artillery stirrups." | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| cav101 | $250 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| 1872 Cavalry Helmet Eagle. Enlisted men's model 1872 plumed dress helmet eagle, authorized for mounted troops and signal corps. (4 inches X 4 1/4 inches) This is a spectacular artifact, in perfect dug condition. It was found at a western fort site, and in all probibility, came from an enlisted man in the second U.S. cavalry. | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CAV102 | $65.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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Indian wars cavalry spur. Found at a 10th cavalry fort site. |
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| BU103 | $100 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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Carbine sling buckle |
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| BU104 | $25 | |
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Over 50 in Stock |
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