CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANTEEN FLASK

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANTEEN FLASK Civil War Confederate canteen flask. Wicker covering glass flask. Pewter spout with screw top. Metal covering at base. Two carrying rings. Height approximately 5

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen captured by Alfred H. Van Vliet from Jefferson Davis's escort, 11 May 1865.  7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 3/8 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware and approx. 5 f

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen captured at Port Hudson by Sergeant Charles F. Waldron, Co. C, 24th Maine Infantry Regiment.  7 1/4 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardwar

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to James T. Johnson, Co. D, 11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment and previously owned by Private John F. Wichterman, Co. G, 49th Ohio Infantry Regiment.  7

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to S. D. Smith, Co. A, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion. 7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware, carved body, and approx. 4

100% authentic and real. From a qualified collection of civil war articles. Confederate Civil war canteen. Ca. 18606.25"D

Seldom seen Civil War period wooden canteen with metal binding, stopper and original canvas strap.

Tin canteen, 8 1/2 in. dia., with three rectangular loops for a strap, ringed body, and 1/2 in. spout (lacking stopper and strap, surface wear, few dings, and some areas of surface loss, wear typica

Confederate canteen stamped C.S., Selma Arsenal, 1863

Canteen remnants found at the Charlottesville Rio Hill battle site where General George Armstrong Custer attacked Confederate artillery men in winter quarters on February 28, 1864. Accompanied by Rio

J.B.'s Civil War Era Confederate Mahogany Canteen, 1860-65. The drum canteen within iron bands and two side support bands, incised with the initials "J*B" on one side. Diam: 7.25 in., W: 2.375 in.

REENACTOR CSA CIVIL WAR CANTEEN Wooden Confederate States of America civil War reenactment canteen. Size: 7.25" Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item Wooden Confederate States of America civil War

CIVIL WAR US EMBOSSED LEATHER CARTRIDGE BOX - UNITED STATES US .58 CALIBER CARTRIDGE BOX / EMBOSSED CIVIL WAR POWDER FLASK BY FLASK & CAP Co./ WORN CIVIL WAR POWDER FLASK / CIVIL WAR CANTEEN / ANTIQUE

Civil War Era Powder Flask & Canteen. Canteen Approximately 9.5L x 7.625W x 2.75D in. Powder Flask Approximately 7.625L x 3.5W x 1.5D in.

its various elements secured by two iron bands, the outer face being personalized with an incised "J H D 1865," a section of the original leather strap on the canteen is also incised "186_", two detac

Confederate Style Leather Canteen, Selma Arsenal. This canteen is stamped into the leather, "CS, Selma Arsenal, CSA." Measures 6 5/8" diameter X 2". The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi.

CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR GLASS, PEWTER & LEATHER WHISKY FLASK, C1863, H 6", L 4":Confederate States Of America, Civil War, glass whisky flask oval in shape with a silver plate metal screw off cap on the

Sixth plate ambrotype of a seated Confederate officer with an equipped metal canteen, tin cup, and leather cap box- exceedingly rare articles in Confederate portraiture. Image is housed in a handsome

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.

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

Sixth plate hand-gilt ambrotype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. [Virginia?]. An impressive photograph showing a Confederate infantryman wearing a classic gray uniform. A musket rests at his side

Reputedly Confederate but most likely southwestern or possibly southeast Asia. Floral incised designs and pitch covered lug handles for carrying strap. 7"d. Ex Blue Line Antiques, New York. From the C

Civil War Reunion 1861-1865 51st O.V. V. I., New Philadelphia, Ohio Infantry Flask/ Miniature Canteen. Marked on verso, "We Drank From The Same Canteen, 1861-1865." The Larry Mangus Collection, Corint

Two 19th Century Medical Flasks. The descriptions for these canteens come per the owner. Sold as is. (1) Civil War style copper kidney medical canteen. Marked, "J. R. Sharples Maker Water St. Accoring