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AUTHENTICITY ~ ACCURACY ~ ARTIFACTS ~ AWARD-WINNING Our Vol. 42 No. 6 issue is now circulating via the USPS.
Shows - for 2023 we have scheduled four shows: the Spring Gettysburg Show on April 15 & 16; the NSTCW's National Civil War WWI WWII Show on July 15 & 16 (Tentative); the York Antique Arms Show on Sept. 16 & 17 (Tentative); and, the Autumn Gettysburg Show on Oct. 28 & 29. All of our shows offer free parking and concessions onsite. You can see information for all of our shows at: http://civilwarshows.com/
Here is the link to the Spring Gettysburg Civil War & Antique Arms Show: https://springgburgshow.com NSTCW's National Civil War WW I & WW II Show will be held at the spacious Meadow Event Park in Doswell, VA Our York Show will be held at the York Expo Center and will be in coordination with the MAX show on September 16 & 17. Here is the link to the York Antique Arms Show: https://yorkantiquearmsshow.com/ Here is the link to the Autumn Gettysburg Show: https://gburgshow.com/ Please click on the links to learn more about these exciting events! For more information about our events and our many publications, call 540-672-4845 Mon.-Fri. 9-5 or email orders@nstcivilwar.com
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PIVA awards won by North South Trader's Civil War:
Welcome to the award-winning North South Trader's Civil War magazine, the first and finest periodical dedicated to collectors, relic hunters, historians, and researchers of the War Between the States. Since 1973 we have celebrated the Civil War artifact as a contextual, tangible document of history. We have published well over 1,000 articles focusing on every type of relic that exists, from minie balls to uniforms to gunboats. The artifact is our niche, and whether brought home as a war trophy by a veteran, preserved by descendants, stored in a museum, housed at a historical society, or excavated from the soil, all have important places within our pages.
We have been active in historic preservation since our first issue, and we are proud of the fact that we were in the vanguard of publicizing the crucial fight against rampant development of the primary relic: the battlefield. Long before any established preservation organizations ever existed, we were the first to publish the ethics and etiquette of Civil War relic hunting, including but not limited to obtaining permission for private property and never encroaching on protected lands.
Please join us as we continue to investigate Civil War history through the untold stories of its artifacts.
We are also hosts of the National Civil War & Antique Arms Show
in Richmond, Virginia, in the summer,
the York Civil War & Antique Arms Show in
York, PA in the early fall,
and the Autumn Gettysburg Show every October.
See our calendar for these and more events for collectors.
Our Seminars
Our Shop
in historic Orange, Virginia, where you'll find a wide array of Civil War artifacts
and militaria spanning our nation's rich history,
along with antiques and collectibles to satisfy a diverse range of interests.
Convenient online shopping at jsmosby.com.
Our triennial Civil War Price Guide
Top image is a closeup of the haunting eyes of an unidentified Confederate, courtesy the Liljenquist Family Collection, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs. Don't miss an online visit to this stunning collection of Northern and Southern soldiers.