American Civil War Weapon Accessories

This sword hanger is made to clip onto an existing belt with straps sized to the perfect length for horseback carry of your saber. The brass belt clip is 3" long. Leather straps thread through scabbard rings and are secured with brass buttons. Perfect...

Chief of Ordnance, Gen. Alexander Dyer, came up with a cartridge box filling the need to carry ammo created by the Colt S.A. revolvers issued during the late 1800’s. The .45 cal. cartridges could be easily carried and accessed with this new design...

This authentic leather sword belt has two straps that attach to your sword scabbard's rings. The belt has brass hardware and adjusts to fit sizes 37 to 42" waist. You can punch holes for a smaller waist. The buckle has detailed relief of an eagle with...

This authentic leather sword belt has two straps that attach to your sword scabbard's rings.  The belt has brass hardware and adjusts to fit sizes 37 to 42" waist. You can punch holes for a smaller waist. The square brass buckle has the letters...

This Civil War Navy Style holster was used until late 1900’s. Made from high quality black leather, it is designed to fit 1851 Navy and similar revolvers. It is worn with the butt facing forward on the strong-hand side, allowing the user to draw...

A high grade replica of the 1857 pattern set which features leather pouch and two tin inserts to hold paper cartridges. Perfect for all re-enactors who have Springfield or Enfield muskets. One of the most common seen during the Civil War. Top grade,...

This shield flap design pouch is made of high grade black leather. Features double straps at the back for attachment to the waist-belt. Used by both Union and Confederate forces. Has a shield flap as the name suggests and it’s wool lined. This is...

This Civil War Army Style holster was used until late 1900s. Made from high-quality black leather, it is designed to fit the 1860 Army and similar revolvers. It is worn with the butt facing forward on the strong-hand side, allowing the user to draw the...