Welcome to Uncle Davey's Americana. Located in Jacksonville Florida, we offer the Southeast's largest selection of Civil War memorabilia for sale. Please take some time to browse through one of the most important periods of American history. You are sure to find that special item for your collection or for a unique gift. If you're looking for something that is not within our website, please don't hesitate to call or e-mail us. We have a large inventory not yet listed.
Make sure you bookmark this site as uncledaveys.com and not the old collectorsnet.com address. That address is no longer active.
Thank you for stopping by. If you have any questions or comments about our site, please call (904) 730-8932 or email uncledv@fdn.com.
Dave Nelson
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Store Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:30-5:00
We strongly suggest calling ahead to confirm that we are open as well as for item availability.
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Dave Nelson grew up in Richmond, Virginia and has pursued the period surrounding the American War Between the States all of his life. "Uncle Davey's Americana" is the recognition of a life-long ambition to have his own business in which he could provide the best and "rarest" artifacts of American History, or Americana as we like to say. "Uncle Davey" is not limited to just the American "Civil War" period. In fact, Dave has some of the most beautiful artifacts, relics, books, and weaponry. Before leaving our site, take a moment to let "Uncle Davey" know what you think of our site and our offerings. Suggestions are welcomed. Please provide any comments which may help us improve our service to you. Thank you for visiting! |
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Dave Nelson receives the highest award given to a Florida member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans by Florida Division Commander Doug Dawson in May of 2007. |
