Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam / SOLD

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Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam

 

A grouping of original artifacts recovered from the Battle of Antietam, the single bloodiest day in American military history. Fought on September 17, 1862, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, Antietam marked a pivotal moment in the Civil War, leading to President Lincoln’s issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation.

Contains:
U.S. Oval Belt Plate – Regulation Model 1839 brass enlistedman’s “puppy-paw” pattern belt plate, with a nice earthen patina.
Artillery Case Shot – Two solid lead canister projectiles, the type contained inside artillery shells, devastating against infantry formations.
Three bayonet scabbard finials.
Iron Scabbard section from saber
With an old typed label reading:
“Lead Canister Balls, Antietam, Md., Battlefield, Sept. 17, 1862”

Artifacts from Antietam are highly sought after due to the battle’s pivotal role in the Civil War and its heavy casualties. Groupings like this, offer a tangible connection to the events and sacrifices of that day. A remarkable addition for any Civil War collection.
Comes housed in 12 x 16 riker display case with blue velvet and descriptive card.

 

Inventory Number: REL 132

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A collection of Civil War relics including a rusty sword scabbard, bullets, a damaged US belt buckle, and a small label with typed text.
Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam features a rusted blade, bullets, an oval badge, and two musket balls displayed on white with a small label beneath.
A typed label reads: "Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam, Md. Battlefield Sept. 17, 1862.
A flat, rectangular metal artifact with a slightly rounded end from the Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam, shown isolated on a white background.
A weathered, rectangular metal artifact with a rough surface and uneven edges from the Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam, isolated on a white background.
A bluish-stained, weathered metal object from “Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam," photographed against a white background.
A weathered metal tool from the Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam, featuring a pointed end, wide flat blade, and a corroded silver-colored patch.
A weathered bronze flat axehead with two small holes near one end, part of the "Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam," is shown against a white background.
A weathered, oval-shaped object with two circular knobs and a protruding handle from the Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam, set against a white background.
Corroded, oval metal object with raised "US" lettering, likely a historic military belt buckle, from the "Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam," displayed on a white background.
An artifact from the "Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam": an old, corroded oval metal object with two raised circular knobs and a rough, textured surface, displayed on a white background.
A grouping of artifacts recovered at Antietam: two small, round, gray stones positioned side by side on a white background.
Grouping of Artifacts Recovered at Antietam: includes Civil War-era items such as a rusted bayonet, US belt buckle, bullet fragments, two round bullets, and a small label, all displayed on a blue background.

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