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J.S. Mosby Antiques & Artifacts was founded in 1998 by U.S. military historian, author, and publisher Stephen W. Sylvia. A collector since childhood and a relic hunter since the late 1960s, Mr. Sylvia has enjoyed a life-long fascination and study of Civil War artifacts. He began writing professionally in his chosen field of American militaria in 1973 and has authored a number of acclaimed reference books dealing with military artifacts. He is publisher of the award-winning North South Trader's Civil War magazine and the Civil War Collector's Price Guide. J.S. Mosby Antiques & Artifacts carries an impressive array of military collectibles from the Revolutionary War through WW II specializing in the Civil War. The shop also stocks a wide variety of American antiques of all kinds--furniture, accesories, coins and currency, glass, tools, reference books, art prints, antiquities, etc.

Marston Luce Antiques, established in 1981 by Mr. Luce and his late wife Julie Southworth, offers a curated selection of 18th and 19th century furniture, paintings, folk art, and pottery for homes and gardens in Washington, DC. With a focus on "humble elegance," the showroom sources its inventory primarily from France and Sweden, providing customers with unique and carefully chosen pieces. Store manager Tom Vogt is on hand to assist with any inquiries about the diverse collection. Generated from their available business information