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A Few Responses from Our Satisfied Customers!"I recently utilized
your service to research a Remington revolver which I have owned for many
years. The revolver had only a minimal "oral" family history
regarding the soldier (Buckhanon) who carried this gun. I was quite pleased
that you were able to provide a "range match" for the 5th Illinois
Vol Cavalry. The National Military records in DC now confirm that a private
Buckhanon was the Bugler for Company D, 5th Illinois Cavalry! I will certainly
recommend your service to other CW collectors." "The search I
placed with you, I was really pleased. It was for an Army Colt that we
purchased here in Colorado. We moved here from Ohio six years ago. We
like to collect things from the Civil War in the Ohio area if we can get
them. The Colt came back as being issued to the 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
so we were really excited." "... I had two
serial numbers mixed on one Colt Army revolver, and your service verified
that both serial numbers were from the same Civil War Regiment... the
5th New York Cavalry!" "... Greetings
Again! I wanted to thank you for providing me with very valuable information
about my Sharps carbine... From your info, I was able to determine that
my gun was used at the battle of Shiloh in 1862..." "... For many
years my family wondered if the Spencer Carbine we had was really used
by my great-great grandfather in the Civil War. Your information proved
that it was used by him in the 2nd Michigan Cavalry. Thanks so much!" "... I cannot
tell you how excited and pleased I was to receive information on your
research. My Colt was located with the 14th Kansas Vol Cavalry, Company
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