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The cover pages for the 4 binders of letters are featured at the end of the History Binder to reduce size
A368. INDIANA OFFICER GROUPING - 49th INDIANA INFANTRY REGIMENT: This collection, which is identified to Captain William H. Peckinpaugh, consist of his 1851 NAVY Revolver .36 Caliber, Octagonal Barrel, Serial number 105189 manufactured 1861; his Non - Regulation Officer Sword made by “F. Holster” Solingen, which he is holding in two CDV images; a framed full-plate ambrotype of Captain Peckinpaugh and his wife Mary A. Emmick Peckinpaugh, as well as several CDV images of family members and friends. Additionally, two clothing ledgers for Company "F" Co. Indiana 49th Infantry under the command of Captain William H. Peckinpaugh, and his belt buckle.
Captain William H. Peckinpaugh (also spelled Peckenpaugh) was a Union Army officer who served during the American Civil War. He is best known for his role as a captain in Company F of the 49th Indiana Infantry Regiment, a unit that mustered into federal service in 1861. The 49th Indiana Infantry fought in several major campaigns and battles on the Union side, including engagements in the Western Theater of the war.
In addition to the items in the collection, 5 binders are included: a history binder of 101 pages, and 4 binders of copies of all war time correspondence between Captain Peckinpaugh and his wife, totaling 741 pages. All will be included with free shipping & insurance. $8700.00
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C681. SOUTHERN BLACKSMITH MADE - CONFEDERATE DOUBLE D-GUARD KNIFE: This southern Blacksmith made Confederate Double D-Guard is fresh to the market. The hand forges blade is 17 1/4 inches long by 1 5/8 inches wide, and period sharpened. The hardwood handle is solid with three rivets securing the grip. There are carved cross hatch designed on the handle. The tang peen is solid with two brass rivets securing the double guard, and is tight with no movement. This knife recently came out of a large Antique Bowie knife collection. Shipping & Insurance is free. $4500.00
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A373. AMES MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD: This is an early example of an Ames Model 1850 Staff & Field sword in outstanding condition. It has a brown finished scabbard with a block US etched blade placing production between 1850-1862. The hilt is tight with the original white buff blade washer, and retains 95%+ original gold wash, with wear on the pommel cap and a few high points. The blade retains 100% original frosted etching, and the scabbard mounts are complete with much original gold wash. The Ames maker mark is strong! The drag shows wear indicating the sword was carried, but not abused. It is difficult to find an example with such a bright frosty mint condition blade with a scabbard is such nice condition. Shipping & Insurance is included. $4900.00
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