A few examples of appraisal values for
CIVIL WAR HAT

• MISC. 8 PC. LOT OF CIVIL WAR
  MISC. 8 PC. LOT OF CIVIL WAR ITEMS MISC. 8 PIECE LOT CONSISTING OF CIVIL WAR HAT; METAL CANTEEN; LEATHER STRAP BAG WITH 2 POWDER HORNS; RARE CHILD'S CIVIL WAR VINTAGE PULL AMMUNITION TOY, LEATHER AMMUNITION BELT, PLAY WOODEN SWORD; 6.25"H X 7.5"W X 35"D PULL TOY
• 3 MILITARY HATS3 Military hats, 1
  3 MILITARY HATS3 Military hats, 1 Army cap, 1 Civil War-Style Kepi Hat, with manufactures label "Ridabock & Co Formerly Baker & McKenney Military Goods 141 Grand St New York", 1 English navy military bicorne hat, with manufacturers label "Raymold & Society Goods Military Naval". 1 hat mold for Civil War era hat to stand on. Inside lining is separated from the Civil war hat and underside of brim is worn. Naval hat has loss to felt on outside, inside lining is torn and areas are worn down on underside. Naval hat: 15" L.
• 54TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY
  54TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY REGIMENT, CIVIL WAR HAT BY ROUND ROBIN, MODERN WIDTH: 9 3/4 IN. (24.77 CM.) X WIDTH: 7 1/2 IN. (19.05 CM.)54TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY REGIMENT, CIVIL WAR HAT BY ROUND ROBIN, MODERN, in blue wool or felt, with gold horn and the number 54, labeled to interior Catalogue note: The 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment was the second African American regiment in the U.S. Civil War that saw extensive action from 1863 to 1865. Dimensions: Width: 9 3/4 in. (24.77 cm.) x Width: 7 1/2 in. (19.05 cm.) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• Armed Ute Chieftain Shavano Fine
  Armed Ute Chieftain Shavano Fine Photograph Albumen photograph of Tabeguache Ute Shavano one of Chief Ouray's lieutenants dressed in full uniform applied paper label on mount below with the chieftain's name in ink Sh-av-wann?Ouex-ult-ch which appears to be the French spelling of his name. 7 x 12.25 in. housed in wooden frame 10 x 15.5 in.It has been suggested that this photograph was produced by the early Denver City photographer G.D. Wakely ca 1867 and the French spelling suggests that the portrait may have been commissioned by the French traveler Louis L. Simonin who visited Denver in 1867 and is known to have commissioned several American Indian portraits including a different portrait of Shavano. He also commissioned various city views from which wood cuts were made to illustrate his published journal Le Tour du Monde.In this portrait Shavano wears a post-Civil War hat adorned with a Civil-War-era embroidered hat emblem plus a belt and buckle with carbine cartridge box with a knife in beaded sheath hanging from the belt. He also holds a rifle in a sheath.?Our sincere thanks to Mike Cowdrey?for providing information regarding this photograph.? Condition: Light even toning to print; few scattered spots on print.