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Item of the Month

U.S. Naval Academy Parade Jacket and Grouping of Col. William D. Alexander, Son of Maj. Gen. Robert Alexander,

This Naval Academy parade jacket belonged to Colonel William Dennison Alexander, a decorated veteran of both World Wars and a Purple Heart recipient, and comes with the original museum plaque, a yearbook page signed by him, and a framed original photograph. A true museum piece, it not only represents Alexander’s distinguished military career but also honors the legacy of his father, Major General Robert Alexander, a prominent U.S. Army leader.

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NEW ARRIVALS

  • U.S. Model 1850 Foot Officer’s Sword — Tiffany & Co., New York

    Model 1850 Foot Officer’s Sword engraved by Tiffany & Co., featuring ornate blade designs including a U.S. engraving, an eagle with shield, and “E Pluribus Unum,” with a leather washer at the base of the ricasso. The sword was imported and engraved by Tiffany, with the obverse marked P.D.L. for Paul D. Lunchoss, and the scabbard remains in good condition with some loose rings but no breaks.

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  • Early Serial Number Stunning Colt Model 1860 .44 Caliber 6-Shot Percussion Revolver

    Discover a rare early-production Colt Model 1860 .44 caliber percussion revolver with an all-matching, exceptionally low serial number 13760, a prized "4-screw" example from 1861. This beautifully preserved piece features smooth lines, historical functionality, and comes from a local estate, making it a standout addition for collectors and enthusiasts.

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  • 1873 Model Trapdoor Rifle w/bayonet 45-70

    U.S. Springfield model 1873 trapdoor chambered in .45-70. Serial number is 101493. This serial number puts this rifle being produced in 1879. Barrel is 32 5/8". Metal has a scattered light grey patina with surface oxidation. Bore could could us a good cleaning as it has sat a while. Stock shows usage and handling wear. Original Bayonet comes with the rifle and has a nice U.S. stamping.

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Movie of the Month:

Hamburger Hill

“A very realistic interpretation of one of the bloodiest battles of the Vietnam War.”

New Youtube Video on the Channel:

In this powerful video, Pvt. Robert Kellogg recounts the harrowing morning of September 17th, 1862, as he wakes up to what seems like an ordinary day. Little does he know, the Battle of Antietam will plunge him into a nightmare of death and chaos that he will never forget.

Book of the Month:

“The Last Jew of Treblinka”

By Chil Rajchman

The War Room

Voices From the Past

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