WILLIAM L. SCOTT 30TH & 38TH NEW JERSEY REGIMENT IDENTIFIED GROUPING.

WILLIAM L. SCOTT 30TH & 38TH NEW JERSEY REGIMENT IDENTIFIED GROUPING. Including his infantry overcoat, Forage cap, Mess gear and canteen, etc. Scott is seen wearing same overcoat in CDV that is framed with a document thanking him for his service from the State of New Jersey. In same CDV he is seen wearing Forage cap, apparently covered by rain cover. This is probably the same kepi. Added later, probably as Veteran are several pieces of insignia painted including patriotic eagle, Company Letter D (painted silver) and infantry horn (painted silver). Company Letter D is superimposed over red felt circle, possibly noting 1st Army Corp. Overcoat is in nice used condition, minor resewing inside collar, minor moth damage scattered over coat. Largest is 1” x 2” moth damage on backside of coat. Coat retains all original buttons. Coat shows honest wear and sweat stains in collar. One indiscernible arsenal stamp in right sleeve. Lining is complete. A fine example of an actual used Civil War infantry coat. Forage cap shows light fading from blue to brown. Kepi retains good blue color where folded over and protected from sunlight. Mess gear includes tin plate, tin cup and patent spoon, knife, fork combination marked “ARMY KNIFE”. Also included in Corporal Scott’s trunk are cap tin, powder can, small cased telescope, whiskey flask with pewter top and his issued canteen with complete leather strap with cloth cover, a netted vest with porcelain button, camp hat and cigar holder. Also included is a small box with one and a half pieces of hard tack. Another box contains a smaller piece of hard tack. Also included is GAR hat device, GAR membership pin and one 1894 reunion of the regiment Volunteers Elizabeth, NJ 1894. Also included soldiers memorial, preprinted color lithograph printed in 1883 by the Pettibone Co. Cincinnati, OH. Personalized to William L. Scott, Company D, New Jersey 30th Regiment of Volunteers and Company B 38th Regiment New Jersey Volunteers, in original frame. Some tearing, cracking, insect damage to borders. Color lithography mostly unaffected, very presentable escutcheon. This grouping other then two framed items are in tattered trunk painted on side “SCOTT”. 4-47872 JS44 (8,000-12,000)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2003

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	488A.	$21,850.00	WILLIAM L. SCOTT 30TH & 38TH NEW JERSEY REGIMENT IDENTIFIED GROUPING. Including his infantry overcoat, Forage cap, Mess gear and canteen, etc. Scott is seen wearing same overcoat in CDV that is framed with a document thanking him for his service from the State of New Jersey. In same CDV he is seen wearing Forage cap, apparently covered by rain cover. This is probably the same kepi. Added later, probably as Veteran are several pieces of insignia painted including patriotic eagle, Company Letter D (painted silver) and infantry horn (painted silver). Company Letter D is superimposed over red felt circle, possibly noting 1st Army Corp. Overcoat is in nice used condition, minor resewing inside collar, minor moth damage scattered over coat. Largest is 1” x 2” moth damage on backside of coat. Coat retains all original buttons. Coat shows honest wear and sweat stains in collar. One indiscernible arsenal stamp in right sleeve. Lining is complete. A fine example of an actual used Civil War infantry coat. Forage cap shows light fading from blue to brown. Kepi retains good blue color where folded over and protected from sunlight. Mess gear includes tin plate, tin cup and patent spoon, knife, fork combination marked “ARMY KNIFE”. Also included in Corporal Scott’s trunk are cap tin, powder can, small cased telescope, whiskey flask with pewter top and his issued canteen with complete leather strap with cloth cover, a netted vest with porcelain button, camp hat and cigar holder. Also included is a small box with one and a half pieces of hard tack. Another box contains a smaller piece of hard tack. Also included is GAR hat device, GAR membership pin and one 1894 reunion of the regiment Volunteers Elizabeth, NJ 1894. Also included soldiers memorial, preprinted color lithograph printed in 1883 by the Pettibone Co. Cincinnati, OH. Personalized to William L. Scott, Company D, New Jersey 30th Regiment of Volunteers and Company B 38th Regiment New Jersey Volunteers, in original frame. Some tearing, cracking, insect damage to borders. Color lithography mostly unaffected, very presentable escutcheon. This grouping other then two framed items are in tattered trunk painted on side “SCOTT”. 4-47872 JS44 (8,000-12,000) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2003 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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