1st Alabama Cavalry

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JOHNSON M1842 U.S. PERCUSSION PISTOL

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AMES M1860 CAVALRY SWORD AND SCABBARD WITH 1861 DATE (VIRGINIA)

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REMINGTON BEALS .36 CAL NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER

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NEW JERSEY MAKER MARKED LEATHER PERCUSSION CAP BOX WITH WH SMITH BABY US PLATE

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CONFEDERATE STATES $500 T-64 CURRENCY 1864

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M1851 LEATHER OFFICER'S BELT

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M1858 SMOOTHSIDE CANTEEN ON DISPLAY IN GETTYSURG MUSEUM 1977-2024

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CONFEDERATE HOME MADE SIDE KNIFE MADE FROM A BAYONET GETTYSBURG MUSEUM 1986-2024

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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE INFANTRY BUTTON RECOVERED FROM SHILOH

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EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE LEECH & RIGDON 2-PC BUCKLE RECOVERED FROM SHILOH

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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION COAT AND VEST FROM GETTYSBURG MUSEUM

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CONFEDERATE BRASS HANDLE SHORT ARTILLERY SWORD

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WHITNEY 2ND MODEL 4TH TYPE .36 CAL NAVY REVOLVER 1862

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COLT M1849 .31 CAL POCKET REVOLVER 1853

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1st Alabama Cavalry

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1st Alabama Cavalry Flag

The First National was their first flag and was captured May 1863 at Middleton, TN.

(Research: Greg Biggs)

Griswold Cavalry Officers Sword of William Wirt Allen

"Maj Wm W Allen"

"1st Alabama Cavalry"

(Reference: Kerry Elliott)

1st Alabama Cavalry Ordnance Document Feb. 10, 1862

1st Alabama Cavalry Document of Ordnance Received in Montgomery, AL on Feb 10th, 1862. (Research Gene Phillips)

Lewis Bridges Wright

Lewis Bridges Wright boasted of being at least twenty feet ahead of his company in every battle he engaged. Confederate Veterans Reunion in Hartselle, AL Camp Friendship. Aug 10th, 1893.

~Alabama Enquirer

William Petty Dunlap

Co. B 1st Alabama Cavalry

John F. Gaines Lt. Col

Co. B 1st Alabama Cavalry

Enlisted as 1st Lieutenant

Sgt. Ignatius Bramwell Rylander

Co. B 1st Alabama Cavalry

John Burke

Co. B 1st Alabama Cavalry

John and his brother Robert W Burke were both in Co. B 1st Alabama Cavalry. RW was killed in Boonville, MS shortly after the Battle of Shiloh. John lived until 1919 and died in Waverly, AL. (Research Gene Phillips)