Lots 1 - Garth's Auctions, Inc.

153
THREE SCABBARDS.
Includes two Chillingworth trowel bayonet
scabbards, 11 1/2”l., and a Rock Island Arsenal
Model 1880 hunting knife scabbard, 15”l.
$300-$600
154
CIVIL WAR-ERA CARTRIDGE BOX.
Unmarked, early style with brass “US” plate.
8 1/4”w.
$200-$400
155
TWO LODGE BELTS.
One marked for Horstmann and one for Lilley,
in the identical pattern, and each with Odd
Fellows hardware.
$150-$300
156
OHIO VOLUNTEER MILITIA CARTRIDGE
BOX PLATE.
Die-struck with lead-filled back and wire
loops. 3 3/8”w.
$150-$300
157
SIX BRASS POWDER FLASKS.
One by Ames, one by American Flask and Cap,
one marked “J.S. Riley Patent,” and the others
unmarked. All with repousse decoration. 7-8”l.
$250-$500
158
NATIONAL GUARD CARTRIDGE BOX.
Unmarked, with brass “MNG” plaque, likely for
either the Massachusetts or Maryland National
Guard. 7 1/2”w.
$150-$300
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159
REMINGTON CONVERSION MUSKET AND
BAYONET.
US Model 1816 musket, .69 caliber, 42” round
barrel, walnut stock with cartouche, Remington
Maynard tape primer conversion, dated 1858,
buttplate marked “US,” original ramrod and bayonet.
These conversions were done at the Frankford Arsenal,
Philadelphia, using Remington-supplied Maynard
primer locks and percussion bolsters.
$800-$1,200
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160
SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION MUSKET AND
BAYONET.
Model 1816 (variant often referred to as the Model
1822), .69 caliber, 42” round barrel, lock dated 1837,
2nd-type converted in 1862 by Hewes and Phillips,
New Jersey, with original ramrod and bayonet.
$500-$1,000
161
SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION MUSKET AND
BAYONET.
Model 1816, .69 caliber, 42” round barrel, lock dated
1817 (the “1” overstruck with a “5”), walnut stock,
bolster-type conversion, probably by Hewes and
Phillips, New Jersey, original ramrod and bayonet.
$500-$1,000
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162
SCHUBARTH AND COMPANY MODEL 1861
RIFLE-MUSKET AND BAYONET.
.58 caliber, 40” round barrel with three bands, dated
1863, walnut stock with three cartouches, Together
with bayonet with scabbard.
$1,000-$2,000