1) National ROTC 1946 rifle match first place plaque. 2) Bronze Buereau Brothers percussion musket from an unknown monument, 54 1/ inches long. 3) Small double face eagle/shield powder flask. 4) The Civil War Centennial Commission 1961-1965 medallion. 5) WWI commemorative artillery shell. 6) Blueprints (9 total) for the 45 and 30 caliber Colt Gatling Gun. 7) Two WWI military service posters (see image).

1) Very good with the finish showing flaking and blistering. 2) Very fine with a smooth dark patina with a small crack near the muzzle. 3) Very good with a couple dents and a broken spring. Has an attractive untouched aged patina. 4) Excellent. 5) Fine with the casing having an untouched aged patina and the ballistic cap having mild oxidation. 6) Overall very good as rolled. 7) Good as rolled.