Original U.S. Civil War Federal Buckle Lot Ground Dug At The Virginia Seminary Union Encampment Location - 3 Items French Ordnance and resulted in the complete

and resulted in the complete rout of the Fenians

The French were sharing control until 1884 when the Egyptian Army rebelled and France left England to handle the problem

and the buckle tab only has two sets of holes now

which translates loosely to "Crescent Moon Spade"

with some checking and cracking of the leather

Original U.S. Civil War Federal Buckle Lot Ground Dug At The Virginia Seminary Union Encampment Location - 3 Items French Ordnance and resulted in the completeOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 3 Available. This lot of 3 relics were ground dug at the Union Encampment at the Virginia Seminary, the largest and second oldest accredited Episcopal seminary in the United States. During the American Civil War from March 1862 to August 1865 the Union Army commandeered the seminary buildings and grounds for use as a military hospital. After the war, two professors and 11 veterans reopened the seminary on a campus that