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By Kurt Barickman · Posted
Or just keep them in your own museum 🤷♂️👍 Kurt -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
1850s militia tin drum canteen. https://www.horsesoldier.com/products/military-accoutrements/canteens/2944 This one is screwtop. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/civil-war-confederate-screw-top-drum-1882100044 This is close ... https://www.tias.com/civil-war-era-pat-1857-screw-cap---drum-canteen-893009.html -
By ScottG · Posted
We received some great Civil War items from another museum this week and while most are straight forward and easily identifiable but the canteen is strange. It looks a bit like a Confederate drum canteen but the mouth piece is odd to me. Any thoughts or info would be appreciated. Thanks. Scott. -
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By illinigander · Posted
Was this howitzer at the battle site? Did you record the gun number? I wonder if the number is on the register of gun numbers. illinigander -
By sactroop · Posted
This is a Kingston, name usually found on the clevis but not always. The Stevensons have a similar style can opener on most knives, but non of them have those markings on the can opener.. -
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