R. H. Gratz Civil War Era Bulls Eye Canteen

A rare Civil War era Bullseye Canteen and khaki web Sling in good condition.

Civil War-era 'Bullseye' canteen, 8.5 in. dia., wool-covered with cotton twill strap, lacking stopper. Maker marked by Porter & Booth, Philadelphia at the neck. One side of the canteen bears the word

Civil War Era Metal Bullseye Canteen. With old reddish-brown paint and original stopper. 7-1/2" diam.

Complete with original stopper, some surface wear. 10'' Tall

Each measuring approx 8 inches in diameter. Some denting, wear, and damage.

Lot of 3 war items. 1) Civil War bulls eye canteen in tin. Good condition,some wear and rust,missing stopper. 2) Civil War socket bayonet with 13.5 inch blade. Good condition,some wear and rust. 3)WW1

"Bullseye” pattern with the reinforcement rings on the sides. It still has all three of the original strap loops as well as the original wool. The original spout is present at the top of the

A 154 NYVI on the carrying strap. Needs a good cleaning to remove some surface rust.

[Civil War] Model 1858 Bullseye Canteen, Philadelphia Depot Produced by Hadden (identified by seven rings) as part of an 1862 contract with the federal government. Soldier initials carved in spout. (R

Dimensions: L 10" x W 7.5" Condition: Moderate rust, break to bottom of canteen

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1858 Federal Philadelphia Depot bullseye canteen.  Bullseye canteen with brown wool cover and approx. 4 ft. folded and sewn linen sling (body with denting to both sides; sling

Rare Civil War Era Canteen with NH Logo. Over all, the canteen is in very good condition considering it usage. The stopper plug is missing and there is glue residue that was probably used to stop a le

CIVIL WAR ERA DOME TOP BOX WITH NAME, PERSONALL BOX WITH THE NAME "CAPT. R. H. START. 3RD VT." ARTILLERY RED COLOR, 30 X 30 X 12

Iron or steel blade marked with a stamped American Shield surrounded by "NY" (this may be the mark of R.H. Alexander who was a New York-based importer of Sheffield-made knives). The wood handle decora

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 7 CDVs of Civil War-era boys in uniform.     Standing portrait of a young boy identified as Robert A. Colt. Pittsfield, MA: R.H. Dewey, [1862]. Imprint to verso. Insc

Bullseye style canteen. Approximately 8-inches in diameter, with original over, strap as shown, possibly Horstmann Brothers & Co PHILADELPHIA. The cover is blue twill wool which Mike O'Donnell sta

Non-Goverment issue, possibly Confederate with three tin strap holders and threaded tin cap, bulls-eye form, 6 1/2" diameter x 1 1/2" thick x 7" high.

items to include: Civil War Canteen, officer's brass candle stick, ink well, leather bill fold, eye glasses, pipe, 1865 Life and Death in Rebel Prisons book Andersonville, GA..From the Estate of Carlt

Two (2) Civil War era canteens. 1st item: Cedar or cherry wood canteen, with varnished iron bands around the circumference and three iron sling keepers. Bunghole with original pour spout. Retains old,

"U.S." painted in red on one side, and "J.R." stamped on other side; with early leather strap.7 1/4 x 7 1/4 x 2 3/4 inches

Grouping of military items including a Civil War era canteen - 7 1/2" diameter - missing canvas cover and missing stopper, an embossed copper black powder flask (still loaded with powder) mid 19th cen

A Civil War era canteen covered with canvas marked "U S" on one side and illegible stenciling on the other side. Poor condition - missing strap, missing stopper, rusted along edge seam (see photo). Co

Lot of 2 Antique, Civil War era, canteens. Canvas cover, and in good condition for their age.

Consists of a wooden Civil War era canteen and a rough tin gas can. Canteen has some splits and cracks in the wood and comes with carry strap. Can is in poor condition with numerous dents and dings an