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F536. REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER – 19TH NEW YORK VOLUNTEER CAVALRY SERIAL NUMBER RANGE: This Remington New Model Army Revolver is serial number 55123, which is one digit from a known 19th New York Vol. Cavalry issued Remington revolver: 55124 A 10 64CO I 19TH NY VOL CAV. As such, there is a high probability this gun also went to this unit.
The 19th New York Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, also known as the 1st New York Dragoons, was a prominent Union cavalry unit during the American Civil War. The regiment was organized at Portage, New York, and officially mustered into service on September 2, 1862. The regiment earned a high reputation for discipline and was involved in approximately 65 battles and skirmishes.
The revolver is in Good+++ condition with a gray finish, light traces of original finish, and sharp edges. The action is tight and properly cycles and holds both half & full cock positions. The grips are original with a barely visible cartouche on the right side. The soldier who carried the revolver carved out the grip for a lanyard, and scratch his initials on the bottom. The barrel has strong rifling and the Remington New Model mark on the barrel top is very strong. Shipping & Insurance included. $1700.00
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F534. REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER – 5TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER CAVALRY SERIAL NUMBER RANGE: This Remington New Model Army Revolver is serial number 28996, which is one digit from a known 5th Illinois issued Remington revolver: 28995 A 65CO E 5TH ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED). As such, there is a high probability this gun also went to this unit.
The 5th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (1861–1865)was a prominent Union unit in the American Civil War, organized at Camp Butler, Illinois, and known for service in the Western Theater, notably the Vicksburg Campaign. Key Campaigns & Actions: The regiment participated in the advance on Corinth (1862), the Siege of Vicksburg (1863), and operations near Canton, Mississippi. Major Battles: Battle of Corinth (Oct 1862), actions around Snyder's Bluff (June 1863), and various skirmishes in Missouri, Arkansas, and Mississippi.
The revolver is in Good++ to Fine condition with much original blue finish. The action is tight and properly cycles and holds both half & full cock positions. The grips are original with a faint cartouche on the right side, and a crack that was period repaired. Normally the barrel is 8 inches long, but this is 7 1/4 long with vice-clamp marks indicating the barrel was removed and period shortened, most likely from damage in the field, and an added brass front site. The Remington New Model mark on the barrel top is very strong. Shipping & Insurance included. $2100.00******************************************************************************************************************************
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CN06. CONFEDERATE CEDAR WOOD CANTEEN: This is a Confederate cedar wood canteen complete in original condition with all original wood, two steel bans and three steel sling cross straps. There has a name carved on it, but it is difficult to get a positive identification. The initials “RO.” may be for the name Robert, and the next initial, which initially looked like and “H” is in fact an “I” followed by more letters that are difficult to make out. Also, there is the letter “R” and on the opposite side is a Letter “B” with no other marks. It is a great looking Confederate Canteen in original untouched condition. Shipping & insurance is included. $1900.00
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