| From the Once Tented Fields & Woods, plus a few items out of the Dusty Trunk. |
Hello, Browse around the Campsite, and check all the categories you're interested in ! We try to update every few days, sometimes daily. Remember, we're always looking to buy, and always consider trades . HH Steve
UPDATED 7-10-09 Sharp Carte of Missouri Confederate General Sterling Price in Cdvs 7-8-09 Colt Root Revolver Bullet Mold in Firearms Accessories. 7-6-09 Several new items including MTEs, Plug Base .69, and Selma in Bullets. 7-4-09 Real Sharp LA2 Louisiana coat button & Nicely Gilted VA7 Virginia coat button in Confederate Buttons. 7-1-09 Dug Co. Letter -B-, and Non Dug 1858 Hat Horn in Insignia. 6-29-09 Couple of Real Nice Dug 12mm Pinfires in Cartridges, and several new items in Bullets. 6-27-09 CS Side Loader with Gettysburg Provenance in Artillery, and MM335 .71 Caliber Austrian in Bullets. 6-24-09 One Non-Dug Spur in Cavalry. 6-22-09 A .36 Manhattan Navy Revolver in Firearms. 6-19-09 Sword Hanger in Misc., and Six Pound Solid Shot in Artillery. 6-16-09 Nice Richmond Block -I- Button Dug here in Arkansas, in Confederate Buttons. 6-8-09 Couple of Nice Cupfires, .30 & .42 Caliber in Cartridges. 6-1-09 Beautiful Dug Jeff Davis Hatpin in Insignia.
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| CLICK the 1911 Little Rock, Arkansas, UCV, Celluloid Pinback to see some nice Arkansas Confederate Reunion Images. ALL these images were captured from the original albumens. A couple are privately owned, and a couple are courtesy of the Prairie Grove State Park Battlefield Museum. |
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| Look closely at this picture, and you will get a glimpse of the " Arkansas Jackass " ! Really unusual thing about the photo, is that his image was captured, just as two " ponies " managed to creep up on his backside ! Another one of those strange occurences, often seen during an Arkansas Relic Hunt. |
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| Nice .36 Caliber Manhattan Navy Revolver |
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| Nice Civil War Production - Manhattan Navy Revolver |
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| Here is a real nice, fully functional, .36 Caliber Manhattan Navy Revolver ! It's got a serial number that indicates production in early 1864, and a good smooth gray/brown patina on all the metal. Wood grips are in great shape too, and the pistol displays very well. Click link at left to go to Firearms, and give it a look.
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| Baby US Buckle - Recovered Fredericksburg - Now Sale Priced |
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| Baby US Buckle - Recovered Fredericksburg, Virginia |
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| These small "Baby" US Buckles are only rarely recovered. I've dug two of the Baby plates in 25 years, but both of them were boxplates. This Buckle has some roughness on the front, but no major breaks or cracks, and the letters US still show fine. The reverse shows most of the lead-fill intact, along with both hooks. Recovered at Fredericksburg, it displays nicely, and now has a Needs New Home Price ! Baby Buckle at left goes to Accoutrements where you can give it a going over !
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| Nice 12-Pounder CS SideLoader - With Excellent Gettysburg Provenance |
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| Excellent Gettysburg Recovered 12-Pounder CS Side Loader |
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| Even when I get relics from friends, I almost hate to say, "Dug at Gettysburg", as you see that so often falsely claimed. Got no qualms though about identifying this nice CS Side Loader as such ! Lots of solid provenance to accompany it, and I have no doubt whatsoever ! It's in pretty dog gone good shape too, with nice patina on the CS Fuze Adapter, and the plug. Give it a look folks, it's REAL. Small Side Loader pic at left takes you to Artillery !
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| "Home Sweet Home", 1863 by Winslow Homer. National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. |
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| All thumbnail pictures in the categories, link to larger images. Some open a pop-up box which you can close when done viewing. Others link off to a seperate page and you can simply hit the "back" button on your browser to return to the category. SB
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ALL Civil War Artifacts at CampSite Artifacts are Guaranteed Authentic ! Any pre-war items, or post-war items, will be noted as such in the Item Descriptions, and Guaranteed to be of the period described. All excavated items were recovered on Private Property with the landowner's permission.
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| Nice CS Lined -I- button dug in one of General Thomas C. Hindman's Camps. NOT FOR SALE. |
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