A few examples of appraisal values for
CIVIL WAR DRUM

• SIMEON NORTH PISTOLCivil War drum converted
  SIMEON NORTH PISTOLCivil War drum converted percussion pistol used by the army and navy in Union and Confederacy. Stamped SIMEON NORTH MIDDLETOWN CONN 1819, smooth bore 55 Caliber, barrel has initials DJ/P/US etc. 16 inches long, barrel 10 inches.
• CIVIL WAR DRUM - Civil War Marching
  CIVIL WAR DRUM - Civil War Marching Drum with painted blue shield having gold number 2 found in Massachusetts with skin heads cotton ropes with leather tensioners wooden rims 22'' tall 22'' diam wear from use tear to lower head. From the Marvin Sadi
• CIVIL WAR DRUM - Civil War Marching
  CIVIL WAR DRUM - Civil War Marching Drum with painted blue shield having gold number 2 found in Massachusetts with skin heads cotton ropes with leather tensioners wooden rims 22'' tall 22'' diam wear from use tear to lower head. From the Marvin Sadi
• US Civil War Drum and Drum Sticks with
  US Civil War Drum and Drum Sticks with CDV Civil War drum measures 11 x 14'' with wooden body and red military rims and a pair of black post-war drum sticks. With a CDV of a small boy in uniform holding a kepi; photo taken at Ford Brothers in Ravenna Ohio. Condition: Very good. Small hole in top skin and the bottom skin broken. No maker's label inside drum.
• [Civil War - Veterans] Norman Puffer
  [Civil War - Veterans] Norman Puffer Civil War Drummer Boy 2nd VT Reg. & IOOF Official Personal Ribbons  Lot of 2 including an Odd Fellows ribbon commemorating the dedication of the Battle Monument at Bennington Vermont 1891 and a Representative's badge from the 31st Annual Encampment G.A.R. Dept. of Illinois at Galesburg 1897 and Norman M. Puffer then a 14-year-old from Bennington Vermont enlisted as a musician in June 1861 and soon mustered into the 2nd Vermont Infantry band mustered into the 10th Vermont Infantry that September. He transferred into the Veteran Reserve Corps in 1864.
• Metal and wood Civil War drum with a
  Metal and wood Civil War drum with a painted American eagle and "AVC" possibly Alabama Volunteer Corps. As found. 10"h.x13"diam.