U.S. Civil War Confederate Virginia State Seal Sword Belt Buckle – Type Worn by Robert E. Lee Uniforms Figures are dressed in period-correct

Figures are dressed in period-correct bush war attire including shorts

Constructed of heavy-duty khaki canvas with belt loops and snap fasteners to the rear

Period cotton construction with rope and wooden toggle attachment

The label reads "250 Waterproof Percussion Caps for Central-Fire Breech-Loading Cases

U.S. Civil War Confederate Virginia State Seal Sword Belt Buckle – Type Worn by Robert E. Lee Uniforms Figures are dressed in period-correctThis is a Confederate officers sword belt buckle featuring the Virginia State Seal with the Latin motto "Sic Semper Tyrannis" (Thus Always to Tyrants). The depiction is of Virtus, the Roman goddess of virtue, standing victorious over a fallen tyrant. This design was commonly associated with Confederate leadership, including General Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia. The reverse is stamped "J. Smith & Sons N. O." a known maker of