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$5.99 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Marietta, United States QUITE THE ASSORTMENT ALL DUG BY MYSELF EXCEPT FOR 4-5 ITEMS. THESE ITEMS REPRESENT BATTLES/SKIRMISHES FROM ANTIETAM. WILDERNESS, RICHMOND, AMELIA SPRINGS, ... moreRICE, SANDY RIVER, HIGH BRIDGE, FARMVILLE, JAMESTOWN, CUMBERLAND CHURCH AND OUT PLANK ROAD TOWARD APPOMATTOX. GREAT ENTRY LEVEL COLLECTION FOR THE SERIOUS NEW COLLECTOR. OWN A PIECE OF REAL AMERICAN HISTORY AND STRUGGLE TO BE THE COUNTRY IT DECLARED SO BACK IN 1776. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOOD HUNTING. JUST ANOTHER NOTE THE SMALL ROSETTE HAS A CLEAR GLASS COVER OVER CRUDE INITIALS J.Y.
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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saraland, United States Hand hammered antique original Measures 4.25" tall and has a diameter of 3" Has lots of patina and obvious signs of wear With rubbing of tin ... morecoating but would still hold water Would make an excellent genuine prop item
$6.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Maggie Valley, United States Civil War era Eagle and Shield Match Safe. Nickel over brass with wear, minor denting and brass showing through in spots. Lid and hinge work fine. U.S. ... moresales only.
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$5.25 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Narvon, United States NICE ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR ERA NUMBER 2 KEPI HAT INSIGNIA WITH BACK LOOP. MEASURES 1" HIGH. NICE CLEAN NUMBER. GREAT CONDITION.
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$9.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lecanto, United States ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR ERA MINIATURE BONE & EBONY DOMINO SET WITH WOODEN BOX. SOLD IN AS IS CONDITION. YOU GET EVERYTHING IN THE PHOTOS.
$6.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Maggie Valley, United States Embossed cloth covers. Very worn condition with pencil markings on end papers, loose pages, water stains and foxing, chipped worn covers, etc. U.S. sales ... moreonly.
$4.19 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Rochester, United States This auction is for a small lot of three cast iron caltrops. During the Civil War they were scattered on the ground to act as an anti-calvary weapon that ... morewould made a horse or soldier lame if it was stepped on. When on the ground there is always a spike facing upward. Each one measures about 1" x 1" x 1". All for one amount.
$12.45 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Cincinnati, United States The appearance of the architecture of the fort would suggest a New England origination, such as New York or New Jersey. The arch above the doorway is ... moresimilar to Fort Sumter; often depicted in later 19th century patriotic pieces.
$9.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lawrence, United States PLEASE CLICK ON THE ITEM DESCRIPTION TAB FOR FULL DETAILS AND PHOTOGRAPHS!.
$8.85 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Attleboro, United States Untitled Document Welcome to EstateAuctionsInc! We are one of the Leading Sellers of Antiques. Collectibles and Quirky items on eBay. We have been selling ... moresince 1998 and ALL of our auctions start at.99 cents. We are proud to announce that we maintain a"FIVE STAR Detailed Seller Rating" and our staff strives for 100% customer satisfaction. Our 100% feedback rating will vouch for that. We work with consigners from Coast-To-Coast and work hard to make sure we have top quality items. We are"Your Quality Zone" search"YQZ" to see our other listings or_ UP IN THIS AUCTION Antique Civil War Era 3-Wick Tin PARADE LANTERN Torch Oil Lamp Hand Light NR 19th Century ~ Part of Our Antique Lantern Collection! Please be patient there are 10 photos to be loaded in this auction. We recently attended an Estate Sale and acquired a huge collection of antique oil lamps and jugs from Pennsylvania. We are excited to share with you the variety of tools we found! Be sure to check our listings over the next week to see the whole collection! GOOD LUCK! In this auction we have a great Civil War Era 3-wick parade lantern. What is unusual about this piece is that it has 3 wicks. We only found one or two wick lanterns in our research, none with three. This lantern is handheld and has a shield to block your hand from burning. People would use this at political rally's and parades. Made of tin and has a flat bottom, it measures approx. 12 1/4" x 9" x 11 1/2" There are a few dents and oxidation, and we could not unscrew the cap. Be sure to see all our photos for specifics! What a great rare 3-wick parade lantern from the late 1800's! Just imagine what parades and marches this lantern may have attended! GOOD LUCK! Estimated shipping weight. packaged) is 4 lbs 2 oz in a 16 x 16 x 14 box. The eBay Calculator is not always right- if the shipping looks too high email us and we will give you an accurate quote prior to the auction ending. What a great find! FAC
$8.45 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lawrence, United States GOFISHINGUP GOFISHINGUP GOFISHINGUP GOFISHINGUP Up for auction is this lot of antique utensils I've acquired over the years. Most are metal and wood ... morebut two have what looks to be bone type handles. Most of the forks are 3 prong but two are 4 prong. Three of the forks are matching. Some have more fancy metal work than others. They are old but all are 100% solid. A nice primitive collection of utinsels I think you'll be happy with. Please look at all the photos and bid accordingly. We ship out purchased items within 72 hours of payment. If you need the item sooner. Contact us and we'll try to accomodate you. We accept paypal. We ship sold items out within 72 hours of payment. If you need the item sooner. Contact us and we'll try to accomodate you. Refunds in 14 days if we did not properly identify the item. Please contact us through ebay as we monitor it throughout the day.
$4.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lecanto, United States ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR ERA BONE & EBONY DOMINOES, CLAY MARBLES AND BONE GAMING DICE. YOU GET EVERYTHING IN THE PHOTOS.
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$19.84 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saint Paul, United States Art Nouveau Slate This fine antique surgeons' amputation kit has been in our family for many generations. According to family oral history. It was ... moreoriginally owned by a distant ancestor who was a traveling doctor in Ohio in the 1860s. He was known colloquially as Dr. Bear Grease, both for his belief that bear grease was the curative for a wide variety of ailments, as well as his habit of wearing a liberal amounts of bear grease in his hair. The figured walnut and mahogany case is in unusually fine condition and retains its original French polished finish. The inlaid brass fittings have an untouched original patina. The case contains three knives and a rather wicked looking hook instrument. The beautifully made knives are stamped'ZEITZ NEW YORK' The blades are free of rust and exhibit a fine patina and show some coloration that appears to be case-hardening. They are still razor sharp. The smallest of the three knives is broken where the blade joins the handle. Some of the instruments are missing. As is often the case with early medical sets, but it should be possible to track down the correct replacement pieces. The dimensions of the case are 13cm(5 3/8" x 46cm(16" x 7.2cm(2 7/8" I prefer payments via PayPal. But if you are unable to use PayPal I will accept personal checks drawn on Canadian or U.S. bank accounts. Payments made by check will have to wait for the check to clear before shipping. European buyers may also pay via bank transfer to our bank account in Amsterdam. The shipping costs I specify in my listings are for postage to the U.S. and Canada. Please contact me before bidding for shipping costs to other countries. All quoted shipping costs are for the actual cost of postage. I never charge those greedy handling fees. I'm happy to ship worldwide(with the exception of Italy. The Middle East, Africa and some parts of Eastern Europe) but any shipments outside the U.S. and Canada will be at your own risk, since the insurance provided by Canada Post may not cover these shipment
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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: Garden City, United States Cancelled Altoona, PA on April 9th, 1864.
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$16.40 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lindenhurst, United States Antique US Civil War era Bowie Knife blade. As can be seen in the photos the knife is the blade and guard/quillon piece as pictured only and the handle ... moreis completely missing. Blade is marked AKXLN at the bottom and frosted though faded but still legible can be read The Original OK Bowie Knife with emblemishments. Knife was found in an old southwest NJ estate outside of Philadelphia. Blade shows wear both to the edges and planes. Blade measures approximately 7 inches. Entire piece measures about 9 1/8 inches.
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Free Shipping Location: Ringgold, United States 1861 25c NGC MS65- Civil War Era Issue Superb gem unc of this popular Civil War date. 98% white with silky smooth surfaces. A beauty. Color/Eye Appeal ... moreRating[2] More Information. Unless stated otherwise in the description above. The item you see pictured here is exactly the coin you will receive. 14-day return privilege. No restock fee. FREE standard shipping in the USA. $30 shipping overseas(sorry. No exceptions) We will respond to questions as quickly as possible. Don't ask us for our best price. Just make an offer via the eBay make-offer button. If an item does not have this feature. Then this is our best price. Who is davidlawrence_auctions? We are David Lawrence Rare Coins: one of the top sellers of coins in the world. Since 1979 we have built a world-class reputation for fair dealings in the rare coin industry. We pride ourselves in our knowledge of rare coins and impeccable customer service. If you are building a coin collection. Give us a try. Our davidlawrence_auctions account on eBay consistently sells over $300.000 per month with nearly 100% positive feedback. Why? It's simple. We treat all of our customers the way we want to be treated and we've built a 34-year reputation of trust. At David Lawrence Rare Coins. We are dedicated to serving the serious collector and want to help you build your coin collection and enjoy your hobby. We maintain a HUGE inventory of PCGS and NGC certified coins. Many with the independent CAC approval. Registry set collectors will find many items in our store of interest from $10-$250,000. Our raw(uncertified) coins are conservatively graded and described without exaggeration. We want to hear from you. Our staff of four full-time numismatists is here to help you with all kinds of advice for your collection. We're happy to describe any item for you in detail. Explain the value, and we will even negotiate a better price when possible. Customer service is our#1 priority. If you ask us a question here. We will do our best to respond quickly and honestly. Thank yo
$10.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Medina, United States This is a scarificator or bloodletting lancet with a wood handle. Great addition to your collection. You will find I am fair and will take care of any ... moreissues far quicker if we deal directly.
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$6.05 Shipping Condition: Pre-owned Location: Peabody, United States Key wind key set from back. Civil war era! Needs one hand. The balance is over wound. But don’t believe balance is broken. A little bit dark on dial but ... moredial is good for the age. Sold as is.
$7.15 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Elliston, United States Up for bids is a great old powder horn from an old estate. It measures about 8 1/4" long overall. The brass cap has a diameter of 2 1/2" It ... morecould probably use a cleaning. I looked and looked but could not find the other cap. Cool piece for your collection. Thanks for looking.
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Free Shipping Location: Mastic Beach, United States Lot of 48 civil war Era buttons, bovine bone, all 2 hole, assorted sizes.
$9.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lancaster, United States For your consideration in as found superb condition is this Civil War Era sunglass with folding side protectors.
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$9.65 Shipping Condition: New without tags Location: Cortez, United States The difference was in the quality of the cloth used. A stout muslin or coarse flannel (wool flannel not cotton flannelette) was used by the working class ... moreand under work clothes. Silks, and linens can also be used.
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$19.84 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saint Paul, United States Art Nouveau Slate This fine antique surgeons' amputation kit has been in our family for many generations. According to family oral history. It was ... moreoriginally owned by a distant ancestor who was a traveling doctor in Ohio in the 1860s. He was known colloquially as Dr. Bear Grease, both for his belief that bear grease was the curative for a wide variety of ailments, as well as his habit of wearing a liberal amounts of bear grease in his hair. The figured walnut and mahogany case is in unusually fine condition and retains its original French polished finish. The inlaid brass fittings have an untouched original patina. The case contains three knives and a rather wicked looking hook instrument. The beautifully made knives are stamped'ZEITZ NEW YORK' The blades are free of rust and exhibit a fine patina and show some coloration that appears to be case-hardening. They are still razor sharp. The smallest of the three knives is broken where the blade joins the handle. Some of the instruments are missing. As is often the case with early medical sets, but it should be possible to track down the correct replacement pieces. The dimensions of the case are 13cm(5 3/8" x 46cm(16" x 7.2cm(2 7/8" I prefer payments via PayPal. But if you are unable to use PayPal I will accept personal checks drawn on Canadian or U.S. bank accounts. Payments made by check will have to wait for the check to clear before shipping. European buyers may also pay via bank transfer to our bank account in Amsterdam. The shipping costs I specify in my listings are for postage to the U.S. and Canada. Please contact me before bidding for shipping costs to other countries. All quoted shipping costs are for the actual cost of postage. I never charge those greedy handling fees. I'm happy to ship worldwide(with the exception of Italy. The Middle East, Africa and some parts of Eastern Europe) but any shipments outside the U.S. and Canada will be at your own risk, since the insurance provided by Canada Post may not cover these shipment
$14.49 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Michie, United States Up for sale is a unique and historic iron spike with possible ties to the Civil War era. This item has a fascinating story and is sure to be a prized ... moreaddition to any militaria collection. The spike features a distinct design that may have been used for vampire hunting during the civil war.
$5.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Palmyra, United States This jaw harp came in a larger lot of old military items from central PA. It's marked "S.H." and appears to be made of bronze. I have not tested it, but ... moreit looks like it would still play.
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$4.75 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lecanto, United States LOUISIANA PRIVY FIND. IN SOLID CONDITION WITH PLENTY OF IMPERFECTIONS. YOU GET THE BOTTLE IN THE PHOTOS.
$16.25 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Myrtle Beach, United States They’re in pretty good shape now. Looks like a size 12. See photos. Nice pair of hard to find leather boots. No markings on them that I can see. No reserve ... moresee what happens.
$5.61 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Shreveport, United States
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$7.50 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Phoenix, United States Chain is 10" long when open. 2 5/8" square. Good condition for age.
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Free Shipping Location: United States I may have more like this one that you would be interested in!
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$8.60 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Spencer, United States This rare brass suspender clip from the Civil War era is a unique find that any militaria collector would love to add to their collection. ❤️ I would ... moretruly appreciate your review ❤️.
$6.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Kingsville, United States NICE EARLY CONSTRUCTION. GREAT FOR A CIVIL WAR CAMP DISPLAY.
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$8.82 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Asheville, United States The bayonet is marked US
$6.50 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Dalton, United States You are bidding on this high grade 1865 THREE Cent Piece This coin is in extremely nice condition! Please study the enlarged close ups of this amazing ... morecoin! This coin was never in the ground and comes from the same Civil War Collection as the other rare. Bullet holed, counter-stamped, odd, unique and other Civil War relic coins I had also listed! As always. I will let my buyers determine the ultimate price soooo Let's start it out at only.99 Cents! Have fun bidding but please bid only if you have an address in the Good O'L UNITED STATES or CANADA Thanks. Rick
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$5.40 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Marriottsville, United States Authentic Civil War Era Pair Bone Dice.Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage mail. Listed is a great original large pair of hand carved ... morebone dice. They measure 1/4+” and are in good used condition. Great pair. For the 19Th C collector. Please check all photos for your assessment. Purchased from a large estate sale. You get this pair. Great patina and even ware. A very handsome pair. Combined shipping discount
$10.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Omaha, United States 1860s Daguerreotype Image Union Drummer Boy Civil War Photo Print This is a Reprint- Not the Original Photo Photos are printed on 8 ½” x 11” glossy ... morephoto paper. The print you receive is higher quality than the low resolution digital image displayed in this listing; however. Please note that in some cases, historic photos are not of extreme high quality as one would expect from a modern photo. THIS PRINT WILL SHOW WHIE MARGINS ACROSS THE TOP AND BOTTOM EDGES OF THE PAPER. THIS IS DUE TO THE SIZE OF THE ORIGINAL IMAGE. NO RESERVE! Check Out My Other Auctions for Many More Historic Photos. Books, and Maps Please email with any questions before you bid or purchase. All items are shipped via U.S. Postal Service. Shipping charges combined on multiple purchases. Customer must request an invoice for combined shipping. Additional charges apply if insurance or any other shipping method is requested. Will ship worldwide. Shipping charges listed only to addresses in U.S. and Canada- all others inquire as to shipping costs. All sales are final with returns granted only if item is not as described. Refunds given for cost of item only and only after returned item is received by seller in same condition as it was sent. Buyer assumes all charges for returned items. Including initial shipping cost, insurance if requested, return postage, and return insurance(return insurance is required) Damage to items during shipment are at the risk of the buyer. If you have concerns, please request insurance. MISC-4521] Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
$9.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lancaster, United States (For your consideration in as found condition is this unique and rare 'Civil War era Pocket Folding 3 Pronged Fork w/ Bone Handle'. This was just recovered ... morefrom decades in proper storage and this is what I observe, 1) a 'bit' of wobble when extended.
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$17.46 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lakeland, United States Great portrait apx. Sold preowned, as is, as seen, with any wear etc associated with an antique item.
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$18.99 Shipping Location: Roseville, United States Produced by Denix. Silver Finish. No exceptions will be made. These restrictions are instated by each of the listed states.
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Free Shipping Location: Oostburg, United States ALL COINS ARE HAND PICKED FOR BEST QUALITY.
$10.40 Shipping Condition: Used Location: West Warwick, United States Civil War era shackle. Marked “PATD 1862”. Twist ring to lock and unlock. Chain is 27” long.
$9.14 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Wantagh, United States Unknown if original or reproduction. There is one small pin hole in the bottom – see photos. No other leaks. You will receive the item(s) exactly as in ... morethe photos. SHAVING TIN MUG - (H3.24). International orders include a small handling fee.
$5.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Kidder, United States This photograph is housed in a hard to find, rare “grapes in oval” ( K-187) black, thermoplastic Union case, made by Littlefield Parsons & Co. The photograph ... moreis a rare piece of militaria from the Civil War era and is in good condition considering its age.
$5.40 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Kingsville, United States GOOD CONDITION. ALLEGHENY ARSENAL.
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$6.01 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Memphis, United States This is an authentic and original Eley London 100 Percussion Cap Tin from the Civil War era. The tin was manufactured in the United Kingdom and is in ... moreits original condition, without any modifications.
$5.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Scroggins, United States This lot of 25 bullets, flat buttons, lead balls, and miscellaneous items from the 1860s to 1900s is a must-have for any militaria collector. With a focus ... moreon the Civil War era (1861-65), this collection includes original period items that offer a glimpse into the conflict. Each item is of unique historical significance and will make a great addition to any collection. From the lead balls used in battle to the flat buttons worn by soldiers, this lot offers a diverse range of artifacts that are sure to impress. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.
$14.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lawrence, United States ( CELL PHONE USERS PLEASE CLICK THE "SEE FULL DESCRIPTION" LINK BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS AND PHOTOGRAPHS! ).
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$5.75 Shipping Condition: New Location: Magnolia, United States 1/6 Scale Civil War Shirt - Western Era 1/6 Scale Civil War Union White Shirt - Western Era. It is a tiny minature that fits in the palm of a human hand. ... moreCheck out over 13,000 other 1/6 parts we have listed.
$15.70 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Cheshire, United States Found at an old estate in western Massachusetts. Please see photos for details and condition. Thank you.
$4.89 Shipping Location: Yorba Linda, United States It is super nice & crisp with little signs of use or wear. The Bond was printed in 1867 - the coupon has a later date as it was not set to mature & be ... morecashed in until the 1870's. The coupon is a small size note that was cut from a large Bond, it's approx.
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$0.75 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Turner, United States very nice, great gift for the young interested minds, one random artifact
$12.45 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Auburn, United States Lot Of 6 Antique Vintage Civil War Era Forks Flatware -- rusty and dirty.
$14.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Danville, United States This is 3 nice old Civil War era bridle bits. I see no markings, but there possibly could be when they are cleaned off better.
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$19.84 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Saint Paul, United States Art Nouveau Slate This fine antique surgeons' amputation kit has been in our family for many generations. According to family oral history. It was ... moreoriginally owned by a distant ancestor who was a traveling doctor in Ohio in the 1860s. He was known colloquially as Dr. Bear Grease, both for his belief that bear grease was the curative for a wide variety of ailments, as well as his habit of wearing a liberal amounts of bear grease in his hair. The figured walnut and mahogany case is in unusually fine condition and retains its original French polished finish. The inlaid brass fittings have an untouched original patina. The case contains three knives and a rather wicked looking hook instrument. The beautifully made knives are stamped'ZEITZ NEW YORK' The blades are free of rust and exhibit a fine patina and show some coloration that appears to be case-hardening. They are still razor sharp. The smallest of the three knives is broken where the blade joins the handle. Some of the instruments are missing. As is often the case with early medical sets, but it should be possible to track down the correct replacement pieces. The dimensions of the case are 13cm(5 3/8" x 46cm(16" x 7.2cm(2 7/8" I prefer payments via PayPal. But if you are unable to use PayPal I will accept personal checks drawn on Canadian or U.S. bank accounts. Payments made by check will have to wait for the check to clear before shipping. European buyers may also pay via bank transfer to our bank account in Amsterdam. The shipping costs I specify in my listings are for postage to the U.S. and Canada. Please contact me before bidding for shipping costs to other countries. All quoted shipping costs are for the actual cost of postage. I never charge those greedy handling fees. I'm happy to ship worldwide(with the exception of Italy. The Middle East, Africa and some parts of Eastern Europe) but any shipments outside the U.S. and Canada will be at your own risk, since the insurance provided by Canada Post may not cover these shipment
$6.80 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Sonora, United States These were used in the Civil War converted from flint to percussion. aucCounter a { text-decoration:none; }. aucCounter span:hover { text-decoration:underline; ... more}. aucHiddenCounter { display:none; }.
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$6.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Maggie Valley, United States Civil War era Rosewood or Lignum Vitae Barrel shaped Traveling Inkwell. Carried in the pocket of every literate soldier and civilian of the period. A ... morefew minor scuffs to the exterior but overall in excellent condition.
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$5.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lecanto, United States YOU GET THE ITEM IN THE PHOTOS. PERFECT FOR DISPLAY OR RESTORATION PROJECT!
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$7.00 Shipping Condition: New Location: Sevierville, United States Here's an authentic early 150 year old tooth brush made from a single rib bone from an animal of some sort.still retains its' natural curve. We ... moredug this bone toothbrush from an outhouse privy pit which was in use during the Civil War period and completely filled in before 1865 or so. 5 5/8"long.3 rows of holes in the business end which once had hog bristles to form the brush(but they have long ago disintegrated after being buried in the ground for 150 years) Excellent solid condition with no chips or damage. The end was made square. THIS IS A FIXED PRICE ITEM FOR SALE IN MY STORE. BUYER TO PAY POSTAGE OF $2.50 IN THE U.S.A. WE WILL NOT SEND ANYTHING UNDER $30 OUTSIDE THE U.S. UNLESS YOU CONTACT US FIRST. FROM NOW ON. WE WILL NO LONGER BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT GETS BROKEN IN THE MAIL. WE TRY TO PACK EACH ITEM VERY CAREFULLY, BUT CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CARELESS& ROUGH HANDLING IN THE MAIL. THAT IS BEYOND OUR CONTROL. INSURANCE IS ALWAYS AN OPTION. Most forms of payment accepted. Including paypal. I AM ALWAYS INTERESTED IN BUYING OLD BOTTLES. JARS, ETC.ONE ITEM OR AN ENTIRE COLLECTION OR ESTATE. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE OLD BOTTLES YOU WOULD LIKE TO SELL. WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF ANTIQUE BOTTLES ON EBAY. OVER 800) SO PLEASE BOOKMARK"DIGGER DAVE'S BOTTLES AND TREASURES" INTO YOUR FAVORITES LIST. FRESH LISTINGS NEARLY EVERY DAY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IF ITEM IS NOT AS DESCRIBED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED.minus postage) I AM ALWAYS WILLING TO COMBINE MULTIPLE ITEMS TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON POSTAGE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. I APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS AND WILL DO ALL I CAN TO MAKE YOU HAPPY. THANKS FOR LOOKING.YOUR FRIENDLY. FELLOW COLLECTOR.DIGGER DAVE BEELER. WE CONTINUE TO STAND PROUDLY IN SUPPORT OF OUR BRAVE MILITARY FORCES AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE SO VALIANTLY DEFENDING OUR NATION AND THE WORLD FROM UNGODLY TERRORISTS. THESE WONDERFUL MEN AND WOMEN NEED TO KNOW THAT THE VAST MAJORITY OF AMERICANS ARE BEHIND THEM ALL THE WAY AND
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Free Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Manchester Township, United States Captain Custer shown here posing with captured Confederate Lieutenant Washington. A few years earlier they were classmates at West Point.
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VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA AESTHETIC JOHN MEAD FIGURAL VINES CREAMER PITCHER JUG
VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA AESTHETIC JOHN MEAD FIGURAL VINES CREAMER PITCHER JUG Search Up for auction is a Victorian stately creamer jug or creamer by Mead and Sons. Philadelphia, Pa. According to the book American Silver Manufacturers by Dorothy Rainwater, pg, 107, the Company of Mead and Sons was formed in or around 1846 by John O. Mead after he returned from a trip to England to learn the art of Electro silver plating in the 1840's. By 1859 Mead was considered the first successful American electro silver plater around. Mead used the Coin Mark for his business until the late 1850's when the firm name became Filey and Mead. Later still the firm name was changed to Mead and Robins. That said, this dates the cream pitcher to the 1850's. It is a beauty standing 7.5 inches tall and 6 inches wide from handle to spout. The inside is ... moreclean and usable, no dings or dents and beautiful silver plate that needs just a little polishing. There is a monogram on one side which is impossible to make out. It could be an FCM but because it is script and very decorative I cant read it. Looks more like a design than a monogram. This is a fantastic Victorian Civil War Era tea or cream pitcher. I nsurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction are antique and not new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. Please remember that most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to
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PRE CIVIL WAR ERA C1859 VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH TEA CADDY WASTE POT FLUTED DESIGN
PRE CIVIL WAR ERA C1859 VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH TEA CADDY WASTE POT FLUTED DESIGN Search Up for auction is a Victorian over sized waste pot by Rogers& Smith with a patent date of April 1st. 1859 in good condition as shown in the pictures. Rare to find a piece of silver plate in such good condition which is also pre civil war era. The waste pot is fluted in design and stands 6 inches tall and 6 inches wide at the widest point. There are no monograms, dents or visible repairs. The silver plate is shiny and the design is superb. It would be interesting to know who's hands held this waste pot. I nsurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction are antique and ... morenot new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. Please remember that most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to the amount billed before leaving low ratings. This questions does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. We normally ship with in 24 hours of receipt and verification of payment. We ship USPS- Parcel Post unless the purchaser requests other wise in which
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Antique Creamer with Glass Insert Porter Britannia & Plate Company Civil War Era
Here is a nice silverplate creamer with the original glass cup insert made by the Porter Britannia company(1840s to 1879) The style looks from the civil war era. The glass insert is very neat with the old seam along the side and only one fleabite nick on the top edge. The spoon which comes with this is not as old(1900) made and marked Derby Silver Company. The spoon is excellent. There is some wear on the creamer silverplating; not an issue for use/display. A very displayable antique creamer and spoon. Nice patina- I will leave the polishing up to the buyer. Please check the pictures. Low starting bid. Thanks for looking. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28e013%3F%3E%3A-13f32064c84-0xbe-
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VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA MERIDEN BRITANNIA OVERSIZED TEA CADDY WASTE POT
VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA MERIDEN BRITANNIA OVERSIZED TEA CADDY WASTE POT Search Up for auction is a Victorian waste pot or tea caddy by Meriden Britannia Company from the 1860's- 70's. The waste pot is over sized standing 6.75 inches tall and measuring 5.75 inches wide at the wides point. The inside is clean and usable. The waste pot features lovely beaded trim around the rim. Base and just at the top of the bulbous body. The waste pot shows ware as shown in the pictures but still a fantastic Victorian pot. insurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction are antique and not new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. ... morePlease remember that most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to the amount billed before leaving low ratings. This questions does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. We normally ship with in 24 hours of receipt and verification of payment. We ship USPS- Parcel Post unless the purchaser requests other wise in which case additional charges may apply. Insurance is always included in the cost of shipp
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C1860'S CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN MERIDEN BRITANNIA CREAM PITCHER CREAMER
C1860'S CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN MERIDEN BRITANNIA CREAM PITCHER CREAMER Search Up for auction is a Victorian Civil War Era cream pitcher or creamer by Meriden Britannia Company. The book American Silver Plate by Dorothy and Ivan Rainwater picture the pattern on page 101 in the chapter Development of Styles and date the patent to 1861. The creamer stands 7 inches tall and 5.5 inches wide. The car-touche on the front is blank with no monograms. The inside is usable and handle is sturdy and free of repairs. There are no major dings and the silver plate is as shown and the creamer features over sized beaded trim. I nsurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction ... moreare antique and not new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. Please remember that most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to the amount billed before leaving low ratings. This questions does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. We normally ship with in 24 hours of receipt and verification of payment. We ship USPS- Parcel Post unless the purchaser requests ot
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C1860'S VICTORIAN MERIDEN BRITANNIA CIVIL WAR ERA WASTE POT TEA CADDY BEADED
C1860'S VICTORIAN MERIDEN BRITANNIA CIVIL WAR ERA WASTE POT TEA CADDY BEADED Search Up for auction is a superb Victorian over sized tea caddy or waste pot by Meriden Britannia Company from the 1860's in good condition as shown in the pictures. The book American Silver Plate by Dorothy Rainwater pictures the pattern in the section. Development of Style and give a manufacture date of the 1860's. The waste pot features over sized beaded trim and etched details. It stands 7 inches tall and 5 inches tall at the widest point. No monograms and no dents. Beautiful silver plate and inside is clean and usable. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character ... moreof each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in Buyers or Sellers Remorse. If we sell an item for less than worth we will still ship as part of our agreement but if you purchase an item we expect you to live up to your part of the bargain. Ple
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CIVIL WAR ERA 1860'S VICTORIAN AESTHETIC ROGERS BROS WASTE POT TEA CADDY
CIVIL WAR ERA 1860'S VICTORIAN AESTHETIC ROGERS BROS WASTE POT TEA CADDY Search Up for auction is an Aesthetic waste pot or tea caddy by Rogers& Bros. With the earliest of the makers marks. We estimate the tea pot to have been manufactured before 1865. The tea pot stands 4.5 inches tall by 4.75 inches wide from handle to handle. The silver plate is in good condition as shown, no monograms and the inside is clean and usable though there is light scuffing. The waste pot features a false bottom as the base of the pot is actually 1 full inch below the inside. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. ... moreWe try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in Buyers or Sellers Remorse. If we sell an item for less than worth we will still ship as part of our agreement but if you purchase an item we expect you to live up to your part of the bargain. Please ask questions. We will gladly answer. RcmdId V
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Civil War era REDFIELD & RICE NY Silverplate Sugar Bowl FIGURAL BUST Handles
Civil War era REDFIELD& RICE NY Silverplate Sugar Bowl FIGURAL BUST Handles RARE Civil War era Redfield& Rice silver plated sugar bowl with figural bust handles. Hallmarked Redfield& Rice. Triple plate, 255 on the bottom. Redfield& Rice of New York was only in operation from c1863-1872 and following bankruptcy, later became part of Bernard Rice's Sons. This wonderful old footed sugar bowl is very ornate and has a figural bust of a woman on each of the straight-line handles. Perhaps Harriet Beecher Stowe? The sugar bowl is tarnished. Has plate loss and has two"rub" or"scuff" areas on one side at the rim and at the bottom of the"belly" of the bowl. No dents or dings. It measures 7" wide x 4 1/2" high x 4" deep. I also have a coordinating creamer with a similar figural woman's ... morebust and bearded Vikings from the same era by Meridian Brittania Co. shown in the last photo. Being offered in a separate listing. I do combine shipping. Thanks for looking! Payment is appreciated as soon as possible and is due within 3 days of auction's end. Returns only accepted if I made an honest mistake in the description. Item must be returned in the exact condition as described and as shown in the photos. Contact seller before returning item. Thank you.
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Civil War era Silverplate Creamer Bearded VIKING & Lady Handle Meriden Britannia
Civil War era Meriden Britannia Silverplate Creamer Bearded VIKING& Lady Handle Civil War era Meriden Britannia Co. CT, silver plated creamer with a figural bust of a woman on the handle and a bearded man or Viking bust on each of the four feet. Hallmarked Meriden B. Company on the bottom with the number 1887 and a patent date of Oct. 22. 1879. This wonderful old footed creamer is very ornate. It has a figural bust of a woman on the handle(perhaps Harriet Beecher Stowe) and a figural bust of a bearded man or Viking on each of the feet. Both sides of the creamer are incised with a floral cartouche. The creamer is tarnished. Has plate loss and the interior bottom has pitting. No dents or dings and no monogram. It measures 6" high x 6" deep x 3 3/4" wide. I also have a coordinating sugar bowl with handles with a similar figural ... morewoman's bust from the same era by Redfield& Rice. shown in the last photo. Being offered in a separate listing. I do combine shipping. Thanks for looking! Payment is appreciated as soon as possible and is due within 3 days of auction's end. Returns only accepted if I made an honest mistake in the description. Item must be returned in the exact condition as described and as shown in the photos. Contact seller before returning item. Thank you.
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c1860 CIVIL WAR ERA BRAY & MANVIL SILVER CO FRET WORK WORK SPOONER SPOON HOLDER
c1860 CIVIL WAR ERA BRAY& MANVIL SILVER CO FRET WORK WORK SPOONER SPOON HOLDER Search Normally our auctions run 7 days starting and ending on Sunday night but for the next 3 months we will be listing once a month letting the auctions run for 10 days. In September we will again have weekly auctions lasting 7 days and running back to back. Up for auction is a Victorian spoon holder which was manufactured during the very early 1860's at the time of our Civil War. The company. Bray and Manvel, organized in 1859 by John Bray operated for one year manufacturing silver plate items. The spooner stands 5.5 inches tall and is 6 inches wide. There are no monograms, dents or repairs though there is plate loss as can be seen in the pictures. Still a great spooner. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are ... moremostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in
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CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH QUADRUPLE PLATE AESTHETIC CREAMER PITCHER
CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH QUADRUPLE PLATE AESTHETIC CREAMER PITCHER Search Up for auction is a Victorian Civil War Era creamer by Rogers& Smith in Quadruple Plate. The company began production of silver plate in 1857 and merged with Rogers& Brothers in 1861. Later in 1862 the dies were purchased by Meriden Britannia Company and in 1863 the hollowware division was also purchased by Meriden and transferred to New Haven and by 1866 the company ceased to exist. This would date the manufacture of the tea pot to before 1866. But as always. We suggest that you do your own research on all of our items. The creamer stands about 5.5 inches tall and 4.75 inches wide from handle to end of spout. The inside is clean and usable but does show darker spots on the very bottom of the creamer. Please scroll down to the bottom of the listing ... moreto see all the pictures as the gallery only shows 12. There is a monogram on one side of the base rim which may be a G but not sure. The silver plate is in good condition as shown in the pictures. We also have the tea pot on auction this week and will combine shipping. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be
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VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA ROGERS & SMITH EMBOSSED REPOUSSE COVERED SUGAR TEA CADDY
VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA ROGERS& SMITH EMBOSSED REPOUSSE COVERED SUGAR TEA CADDY Search Please look at all the pictures below the listing. There may be many and often times the scrolling gallery only shows a few. We consider our pictures part of our description and ask bidders to look before placing a bid. Our goal is to have a 5 star rating in item as described. If you purchase an item and feel that you can not leave a 5 star rating then please let us know why. When bidding using the one click bid understand that your bid only increases one increment and not the total of the amount you have bid. Bidders have told us that they lost an auction using the one click bid. Up for auction is a Victorian civil war era covered sugar or tea caddy by Rogers& Smith. The company operated from New Haven Ct. from 1857 until it merged with Rogers ... moreBrothers in 1861. At which time the tools and dies were purchased by Meriden Britannia Company and in 1863 the Meriden Britannia Co bought the hollowware division. In 1865 the plating shop merged with Meriden and by 1866 the company ceased to exist. The tea caddy features embossed details and floral edging around the rim and handles. it is taller than most standing 8.75 inches tall and is 8 inches wide measuring across the handle. The inside is clean and usable with no pitting. There is a monogrammed initial on one side which can be seen in the pictures. No dens and lovely silver plate. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping.
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VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA C1861 REED AND BARTON CREAMER CREAM PITCHER JUG
VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA C1861 REED AND BARTON CREAMER CREAM PITCHER JUG Search Please look at all the pictures below the listing. There may be many and often times the scrolling gallery only shows a few. We consider them part of our description and ask bidders to look before placing a bid. When bidding using the one click bid understand that your bid only increases one increment and not the total of the amount you have bid. Bidders have told us that they lost an auction using the one click bid. Up for auction is a Victorian cream pitcher or creamer by Reed and Barton. the pattern was first developed for Meriden B. Co. 1861 but later produced by Reed and Barton in the 1860's also. The creamer stands abut 6 inches tall and 6.25 inches wide from handle to spout. The inside is clean and usable and there are no dents. There is a monogram on ... moreone side but because of the style of writing I cant make it out. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer. We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can m
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