PW177d-US Model 1847 enlisted man's Grimsley saddle with holsters, valise and carbine socket. This was still used by Union cavalry into 1864.

CWh1ds - Confederate Officer's brass spurs

CWh2ds- Confederate marked Artillery driver's saddle with surcingle made by C.A. Farwell, of Mobile, Alabama

CWh6ds-Union Officer's McClellan saddle and holsters,ridden by Lt Colonel Issac Clark of the 95th Illinois Volunteers when killed at Chickamauga 1863

CWh9ds-Brass officers stirrups decorated with eagles

CWh11d- US Regulation brass cavalryman's spurs made at Allegheny Arsenal

CWh12ds - Saddle pommel holsters for Colt's revolvers, used by Lt Col. Issac Clark of the 95th Illinois Vols. when killed at Chickamauga 1863

CWh14d-Major General Joesph Hooker's brass eagle head spurs.Commanded Union Army at Chancellorsville. Mass State Archives

CWh15d- Model 1847 brass bound Officer's Grimsley Dragoon saddle made by the Thornton Grimsley company of St. Louis, Missouri. These were use well through the entire Civil War.