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 Americana, Civil War, and Militaria

Very scarce SPEAKING DOG Mechanical Bank. Patent date for 1885. A pair of 'Hard Times' tokens from the 1830s-40s A superb Past Master's Lodge Jewel, dated 1910 A fine Currier Print of Henry Clay, done circa 1840.
A small glass bowl with the likeness of President James A. Garfield A group of seven medals that are Civil War related Grover Cleveland, circa 1880s U.S. Grant, huge medal in white metal
A pair of political pinback medals with colorful enameling General George B. McClellan, very large campaign medal Three Civil War Suttler's Tokens Early silver pocket watch associated with Brutus J. Clay
Bowling Green Guards, Co. A. 3rd Regt. of the Kentucky State Guards William McKinley 1896 Political Medal Benjamin Harrison, 1888 Campaign Medal Benjamin Harrison, 1892 Campaign Medal
James G. Blaine, Presidential Campaign enameled pin-back from the 1884 election An early horn cup, nearly three inches high, and scrimshawed with Civil War stuff. An engraved portrait of General Robert E. Lee A pair of 'Hard Times' tokens from the 1830s-40s
A large bronze medal from the CENTURY OF PROGRESS International Exposition, Chicago, 1933 Gold Medal for the 'Exposition Internationale' held at Lyon (France) in 1914 A bronze medal depicting the French Ocean Liner 'LIBERTE' A small bronze plaque commemorating the inception of air-rail passenger service in the United States. Dated July 7, 1929.
A 19th Century primitive Spice Box A large US Military Interservice (Rifle Team) Match Medal A scarce 19th Century Leather Fire Helmet, Austro-Hungarian Empire
An interesting souvenir medal in period frame from San Francisco A sixth-plate colored Ambrotype of a Louisville Kentucky Fireman in a rare case known as 'The Volunteer Fireman'