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and feather. Size Large, Goorin Bros

Size 22 1/2,

Jacob Reed's Sons

2nd Lieutenant

Water Staining on the Mat

Incomplete set, see photos for count. Box has significant wear

Lieutenant Colonel, Airborne Division, Civil Affairs Officer Jacket size 10R Short and Long sleeve shirts with pants and skirt

skirt Short blue mess jacket Short white mess jacket Blue Dinner Jacket

Medium Short, Hack, Lieutenant Colonel, Airborne Division, Civil Affairs Officer

Damage under right arm, Monogram inner right breast

straps

LF&C Universal Meat Chopper no 323

Working condition Erector Set Motors not working

size 22 Henry Pollak Inc

cz/crystal embellishment

Hook and Loop Closure

velcro closure

Dated 1854

with Gold Gilt Madonna and Child This lot features a rare Polish St. Stanislaus Shield from the Civil War period, beautifully adorned with a gold gilt Madonna and Child. The shield is an exquisite example of Polish Catholic symbolism, showcasing the reverence for St. Stanislaus, the patron saint of Poland. The gold gilt rendering of the Madonna and Child adds an element of artistry and devotion, making this piece not only a historic relic but also a stunning work of craftsmanship. This shield likely served as a personal or religious symbol during the tumultuous Civil War era, providing a tangible connection to both Polish heritage and Catholic faith. The item's condition and intricate details make it a valuable addition to any collection of religious or military artifacts from the 19th century. Please examine the attached photos for a detailed view of its condition.

1863 This lot features a pair of U.S. Navy ice tongs, stamped with the year 1863 and the distinctive US marking accompanied by an anchor symbol. Likely used by the U.S. Navy during the Civil War era, these tongs were essential for handling large blocks of ice to preserve provisions on ships or at naval stations. The stamp with the anchor indicates their naval provenance, making this an exceptional piece for collectors of Civil War-era naval memorabilia or maritime history. Crafted from durable metal, these ice tongs are not only a functional tool but also a tangible connection to the naval operations of the 19th century. Please review the photos for a detailed view of the item’s condition and markings.

11" 3.3oz This lot features a post-Civil War Solingen U.S. Navy wood-handled knife, marked with the U.S. Navy stamp, showcasing a golden patina and significant wear from years of use. Crafted by Solingen, a renowned German manufacturer known for its high-quality blades, this knife was likely issued to U.S. Navy personnel after the Civil War, during a period when foreign-made knives were still in use by the military. The knife’s wood handle is well-worn, reflecting the practicality and durability required by sailors at the time. The golden patina and wear on the blade tell the story of its extensive use in naval service, making it a unique and historic piece. Please review the photos closely to assess its condition, patina, and markings.

This item appears to be an early American whale oil lamp, which, according to the accompanying tag, is described as having been used during the Civil War era. The tag suggests that soldiers may have affixed this style of lamp to a military bayonet for stability. (Tag included with the item as shown in the photos. Please note that this tag is for reference only and does not verify authenticity or provenance and has been modified to eliminate stock number and purchase price) The lamp shows signs of age and wear consistent with its presumed historical use. Please note, we cannot verify the authenticity or specific historical provenance of this item. Bidders are encouraged to rely on their own inspection and judgment.

10" 4.6oz This lot features a 1796 Prussia knife, stamped with the intriguing phrase "Nothing My", an illegible line of text and adorned with a delicate floral motif. A fascinating relic of the late 18th century, this knife showcases the craftsmanship and decorative touches typical of the era. The blade bears a naturally aged patina, and the handle shows wear consistent with over two centuries of history. Knives of this kind were likely used for both practical and personal purposes, making this a unique artifact that blends utility with artistry. The stamped inscription and floral design add an element of mystery and charm, sparking curiosity about its origins and significance. Please examine the photos closely to appreciate the intricate details and assess the overall condition of this historic piece. Please review the photos to assess the condition, patina, and markings.

Germany 9" This lot features a pair of antique scissors crafted by J. Cadigan Inc., showcasing a beautifully designed floral handle. These scissors are a fine example of vintage craftsmanship, blending functionality with decorative artistry. Despite their significant wear, they retain their charm and historical appeal, making them a unique collectible for enthusiasts of antique tools or decorative metalwork. Please review the photos carefully to assess the condition and appreciate the intricate floral detailing on the handle.

This lot features a c. 1850 naval seam rubber calking tool, an essential instrument used by sailors for sealing seams in wooden ship planks. The tool is constructed from durable iron, with a distinctive brass collar adding a touch of refinement to its otherwise utilitarian design. These tools were vital for maintaining seaworthy vessels during the mid-19th century, particularly in the age of wooden ships. Its wear and patina reflect years of use, offering a tangible connection to maritime history. This piece would make an excellent addition to any collection of naval artifacts or antique tools. Please review the photos for a closer look at its condition and craftsmanship. (Tag included with the item as shown in the photos. Please note that this tag is for reference only and does not verify authenticity or provenance and may have been modified to eliminate stock number and purchase price)

Marked US Navy 9" 4.3oz This lot features an authentic Civil War-era folding knife, marked U.S. NAVY on the blade, with a handle crafted from stag horn or simulated bone. Designed for durability and utility, it includes a lanyard ring at the base, a practical feature for sailors working aboard naval vessels. The knife displays significant wear and patina, consistent with its use and age, offering a tangible connection to the lives of U.S. Navy personnel during the mid-19th century. This piece would make an excellent addition to any collection of naval or Civil War artifacts. Please review the photos closely to assess its condition and historical details.

This lot features a 19th-century U.S. Navy-issued seam rubber or caulking tool, measuring 11 inches long and weighing 1 lb 8.2 oz. The tool boasts a sturdy iron rectangular head and a well-worn wooden handle, stamped with a U.S. and anchor insignia, verifying its naval origins. Seam rubbers like this were essential for sealing and pressing seams in wooden ship construction, ensuring watertight integrity—a critical task for naval vessels. The wear and patina on the tool reflect its authentic use in maritime settings, adding to its historical significance. A fine collectible for enthusiasts of naval history or shipbuilding artifacts, this piece captures the ingenuity and craftsmanship of 19th-century maritime tools. Please refer to the photos for further condition details.

8.5" 2.9oz This lot features a wooden fid stamped with the U.S. Navy insignia, a unique and historically rich piece. Fids were traditionally used by sailors to splice ropes and work with nautical rigging. This one shows the craftsmanship and utility that was once essential for sailors in the U.S. Navy. The stamped U.S. Navy mark adds a layer of military history to this functional tool. Please review the photos carefully to assess the condition and authenticity of this item. This fid would make a great addition to any collection of naval memorabilia or maritime history enthusiasts.

7.5" 3oz This lot features an antique folding knife, stamped with "Herder & Sohn. Solingen" on the blade. Herder & Sohn was a renowned German manufacturer based in Solingen, a city famous for its centuries-old tradition of fine blade production. The wooden handle is beautifully decorated with an inlaid brass anchor, suggesting its likely connection to maritime or naval use. A remarkable find for collectors of nautical memorabilia, vintage knives, or historical tools, this piece offers a glimpse into 19th-century craftsmanship and maritime heritage, reflecting the quality and expertise associated with Solingen steel. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features a vintage camping knife/multitool with a sheath, marked with patent number 362599 and "Kanenaga Made". Known for their craftsmanship, Kanenaga knives are highly regarded for their durability and practicality, making them an excellent tool for outdoor enthusiasts. This multitool combines the versatility needed for camping, hiking, or survival situations, offering multiple functions in a compact design. The included sheath ensures safe and convenient storage. A great find for collectors of vintage tools, outdoor gear, or camping memorabilia. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features an antique 10" razor by HMC Cutlery Co., with unique detailing that includes the "New Bedford, Mass" stamp on the metal below the blade and a whale design on the handle. The razor is also marked "Handmade" on the "pull" (or nail nick), where it would have been gripped to open, highlighting the artisan craftsmanship behind this piece. The intricate whale design pays homage to New Bedford's maritime history, making this razor not only a functional tool but also a collector's item steeped in historical significance. Its 10" blade provides excellent balance and sharpness, further enhancing its appeal to collectors of vintage cutlery or nautical-themed memorabilia. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features an antique whale oil lamp, measuring just shy of 4 inches tall. Likely dating back to the 19th century, this small lamp was designed to burn whale oil, a common fuel source during the whaling era. Its compact size and historical significance make it a fascinating piece for collectors of maritime or oil lamp antiques. This lamp serves as a unique reminder of the whaling industry's role in providing energy for lighting during that period. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features a pair of antique 15" sailmakers shears, marked with "R. Heinisch, Inventor, Latest Patent 1859" and "Newark, NJ." These large, robust shears were designed specifically for the heavy-duty task of cutting sailcloth, a critical tool for the maritime industry in the 19th century. The "Latest Patent 1859" stamp indicates that these shears were part of the advancements in sailmaking technology during the period, highlighting their precision and durability. R. Heinisch, the inventor, was likely a prominent figure in the development of tools for the maritime trade, and these shears serve as an excellent example of the craftsmanship and innovation of that era. A must-have for collectors of maritime tools, antique shears, or historical patents, this piece embodies both functionality and historical value. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features a G.E. Huber CH Horgan wood recorder, a fine example of craftsmanship in early musical instruments. Made from high-quality wood, this recorder was crafted by renowned makers G.E. Huber and CH Horgan, known for producing exceptional woodwind instruments. With its rich, natural sound, this recorder is an excellent addition for collectors of vintage woodwind instruments, music enthusiasts, or those interested in historical musical craftsmanship. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features an antique auger by W. Church Inc., marked with "US" and an anchor stamp on the wooden handle. The anchor stamp suggests a possible connection to naval or maritime use, reflecting the tool's historical significance. W. Church Inc. was known for producing durable and reliable tools, and this auger is a prime example of their craftsmanship. With its robust design and unique markings, this piece is an excellent addition for collectors of vintage tools, nautical memorabilia, or historical hand tools. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This lot features an antique cooper's adze, marked with either "E. Stones" or "F. Stowes" on the steel blade. Coopers’ adzes were essential tools for shaping and finishing barrels, and the craftsmanship of these particular makers highlights the quality and precision of tools used by artisans in the past. The markings on the steel blade offer a glimpse into its origin, making it an intriguing piece for collectors of vintage woodworking tools, historical cooperage equipment, or antique hand tools. Please refer to the photos for additional condition details.

This exceptional piece is an antique single shiv block, believed to have originated from the Rhode Island Naval Yard during the pre-Revolutionary War era. The block shows the craftsmanship and wear of a bygone era, featuring a sturdy wooden structure with a classic design suited for nautical applications. Its historical significance makes it a must-have for collectors of maritime antiques and military history enthusiasts alike. Key Features: Age: Pre-Revolutionary War (late 1700s) Reportedly from the Rhode Island Naval Yard Crafted from wood with a single, durable shiv Unique patina and signs of historical use Ideal for display or as part of a maritime-themed collection This antique shiv block is a rare find, offering a tangible connection to America's early naval history. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of history.

Step into naval history with this striking double shiv block, prominently marked "USN 1862". This piece showcases impeccable 19th-century craftsmanship, featuring a solid hardwood frame, twin iron shivs, and a heavy-duty iron hook. The block's design and patina speak to its authenticity, and it may have served during the Civil War era in maritime or naval operations. Key Features: Markings: Clear "USN 1862" engraving on the wood. Dual Shivs: Functional iron pulleys, showing age and use. Materials: Hardwood body with robust iron fittings and hook. Historical Significance: Likely used during Civil War-era naval operations. Condition: Displays signs of wear appropriate for its age, enhancing its character. This piece is perfect for maritime collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking to own a tangible artifact from the US Navy’s storied past. A fantastic addition to any collection or display!

A rare and historically significant artifact, this Antique US Navy Cannon Tampion features a clear and well-preserved US Navy logo stamped directly onto its wooden bore. Designed to seal the muzzle of naval cannons and protect them from debris and water during storage or at sea, this tampion dates back to an era of meticulous naval craftsmanship. Key Features: Size: 3" bore, suitable for medium naval cannons. Markings: Crisp and detailed US Navy logo stamped on the wooden surface. Material: Solid wood construction with visible aging and patina, showcasing its authenticity and historical use. Historical Significance: Likely from a 19th or early 20th-century naval vessel, offering a tangible connection to the maritime heritage of the United States Navy. This tampion is a unique piece of naval history and an exceptional find for military collectors, maritime historians, and enthusiasts of antique weaponry. Whether displayed as a standalone artifact or part of a larger collection, it’s sure to be a conversation starter and a prized possession.

This piece appears to be a Civil War Era US Navy embroidery stencil collection used to assist sailors in marking or embroidering their uniforms. Rendered in ink on linen, it features naval ranks and roles such as Coxswain, Commander, and Gunner’s Mate. While its exact use is based on historical practices of the time, it offers a fascinating glimpse into naval tradition and craftsmanship.

This lot features a rare antique U.S. Navy drill, also known as a whip handle drill, which resembles an ice pick with a twisted end. It is stamped with the letters W.H.R. and bears a distinctive U.S. Navy anchor stamp, confirming its military origin. This tool was likely used aboard naval ships for various drilling tasks, particularly in woodworking and leatherworking. The twisted end allows for a rotating motion, enabling precise drilling. The presence of the U.S. stamp adds to its historical and collectible value, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of military memorabilia and antique tools. Condition: The drill is in good condition for its age, with wear consistent with use and time. Please refer to the detailed photos for a closer look at the item.

This lot features a vintage U.S. Navy deadeye block pulley, marked with the U.S. stamp and a distinctive anchor emblem, indicating its military origin. Deadeyes were essential components in the rigging systems of naval ships, used to secure and adjust ropes or lanyards for sails and other ship functions. This particular piece, made from sturdy wood with a flat, circular design and multiple holes for rope threading, showcases the robust craftsmanship typical of naval rigging hardware. The presence of the U.S. and anchor stamp makes this deadeye block especially valuable for collectors of military, maritime, and nautical artifacts. Condition: The deadeye is in solid, vintage condition with signs of wear that reflect its age and use. Please refer to the detailed photos for a closer look.

This lot features a wooden belaying pin from the USS Constitution, one of the most iconic ships in U.S. naval history. Measuring approximately 16 inches in length, this belaying pin was used in the ship's rigging to secure ropes and control sails. Crafted from sturdy wood, the pin reflects the craftsmanship and durability required for naval operations. As a piece of USS Constitution memorabilia, it offers a direct connection to the historic vessel, known for its service during the War of 1812 and its role as a symbol of American naval power. A must-have for collectors of maritime artifacts and U.S. Navy history.

5.5"x4.25"

This lot features a hand-etched U.S. Navy dog tag belonging to Robert I. DeGraw, with the dates 8-3-18 to 11-23-92 engraved on the front. The etching appears to be crudely done by hand, adding a deeply personal touch to the piece. Notably, the back of the dog tag also features a fingerprint etched into the surface, further emphasizing the individual nature of this military artifact. This unique detail could have been added for identification purposes or as a personal mark by the owner or a fellow serviceman. Accompanying the dog tag are two original patches, which may indicate DeGraw’s unit, rank, or division during his time in the U.S. Navy. This lot offers a rare, personal connection to U.S. Navy history and would be a valuable addition to any collection of military memorabilia, especially for those interested in personalized, hand-crafted items from the early 20th century.

This lot features a set of antique naval patches from the USS Grapple (ARS-7), a vessel that served in the U.S. Navy from the early 1940s through the late 1970s. These patches, likely worn by crew members, represent a piece of history from a ship known for its salvage and rescue operations during both World War II and the Cold War. The USS Grapple played a vital role in salvaging ships and performing underwater recovery operations, making these patches a fascinating collectible for naval historians and military enthusiasts.

This lot features a beautifully crafted 7-inch bronze statue of a Cavalry Scout, created by renowned artist Philip Kraczkowski in 1973. The statue captures the dynamic movement and detail of a cavalry scout in action, showcasing the artist’s skill in bringing military history to life. Known for his work in bronze, Kraczkowski’s sculptures often emphasize historical accuracy and expressive form, making this piece a standout example of his work. The statue is solidly made, with a rich patina that enhances its artistic appeal. It serves as a tribute to the courage and valor of cavalry scouts and offers a connection to military history and sculpture art. Condition: The statue is in excellent condition, with no visible damage. The patina and details are well-preserved, highlighting the craftsmanship of Kraczkowski. Please refer to the detailed photos for a closer look at the item.

This lot features a hand-painted Native American clay bowl, standing 4.5 inches tall with a 4-inch diameter. The bowl exhibits the intricate geometric designs and vibrant color palette typical of Acoma Pueblo pottery, known for its fine craftsmanship and rich symbolism. The vivid oranges, yellows, and blues are skillfully applied to the bowl’s surface, creating a striking contrast against the natural clay. Acoma pottery often features patterns such as rain symbols, feathers, and birds, and this piece likely draws from those traditional motifs. While the bowl shows some paint loss due to age, it remains free of chips or cracks, maintaining its structural integrity and artistic charm. This piece offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful example of Southwestern Native American pottery that connects to the rich cultural heritage of the Acoma Pueblo people. Condition: The bowl shows paint loss consistent with its age, but there are no chips or cracks. Please review the detailed photos for a closer look at the artwork and condition.

This item appears to be a carved and painted wooden "Raven Rattle," a form often associated with Northwest Coast Native American traditions. Such rattles are described as having symbolic designs, including a raven or kingfisher with a frog or frog’s tongue motif, and were traditionally used in ceremonial contexts. The piece is accompanied by an appraisal document from 2005 attributing it to Charles Miles' classification of Pacific Northwest Coast Indian artifacts, with a stated value of $4,500 at the time. Please note, we cannot verify its authenticity or provenance, and bidders are encouraged to make their own judgments. Condition: Appears to be in excellent condition as noted in the appraisal.

This lot features a set of hand-forged iron belaying pins, measuring 10 inches and 15 inches in length, respectively. These pins were traditionally used aboard tall ships and sailing vessels to secure ropes to the rigging, ensuring control over sails, halyards, and other lines. Each pin is individually forged by hand, reflecting the craftsmanship and durability required in maritime equipment. These authentic belaying pins are a testament to the skill of blacksmiths who crafted them for the needs of sailors. The rustic, weathered appearance of the iron pins speaks to their historical use, making them an ideal addition to any collection of nautical antiques or maritime memorabilia. Condition: The pins show signs of age and use, including slight rust and wear, consistent with their time at sea. Please refer to the photos for a closer look at the condition and details of each pin.

The Gatefold Collection Fire Engines c1999 American Fire ENgines Since 1900 c1993

Luxury Trains Behrend c 1982 Some Classic Trains Dublin c 1964 Metropolitan Corrido Stilgoe c 1983

Collectible Automobile Oct 2007 Cars of the Fascinating 40's c 2002 History of the American Auto c 2004

Moriarty c 1998

Illustrated History of the American Farm Tractor Leffingwell c 1973 Steam on the Road Hamlyn c 1973

Military Hardware of World War II c 1984 The Story of the Bomber 1914-1945 Cooper c 1974 The Mighty Eighth Freeman c 1970

Jane's Fighting Ships of WWII c 1998 Aircraft Carriers Ireland c 2007

Across the Rhine Time Life c 1980 Tank versus Tank Macksey c 1999

Classics c 1987 The Plane That Changed the World Ingells c 1966

Out West on the Overland Train Leslie, Reinhardt c 1967 Railroads and the Great American Adventure National Geographic c 1977 Lines West wood c 1967

The Great Railroad of North America (upside down cover) c 1995 The Romance and Folklore of North Americas Railroad Yenne c 1994

United State PT-Boats of World War II Johnson c 1983 Submarines Dougherty c 2010 Complete Book of Submarines Rush Chambliss Gimpel c 1958

The Pictorial Treasure of Classic Steam Trains Huxtable c 1989 Steam Passenger Locomotives Hollingsworth c 1982

The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Railways c 2000 History of Railways c 1976

O Gauge 60' Flat Car w CAT 104m Motor Grader

Cardux Aluminum O Gauge

Aluminum Advertising Car #2

O Gauge

O Gauge

O Gauge Southern Pacific/Union Pacific Merger Double Door Boxcar with Auto frames

O Gauge 9200 Union Pacific Standard O Double Door Boxcar

NIB 3 Rail Features Wabash 3 Rail with Protosound

6-29266 O Gauge

O Gauge

Bangor and Aroostook 6-17218 O Gauge

6-29257 O Gauge

6 Car Set O Gauge NIB Norfolk Southern 20-90735B through 20-90735G

O Gauge NP 9464-399

O Gauge 6-17284 66000

O Gauge 6-17255

O Gauge (3) Illuminated Vista Dome Car 2552 (1) Illuminated Observation Car 2551 Canadian Pacific 2373 Engine and Dummy Accessory Catalog Instructions Original Boxes and Lionel Tissue