Pair of Civil War Bullseye Canteens

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

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

"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-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

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

[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

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

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

[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of Union canteens. [Circa 1860s]. Original tin canteens (approximately 180 mm diameter by 90 mm). Canteens have cloth carrying straps (one is original, the other is possibly later,

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.

[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

A pair of Civil War-era Parian-wear vases with Ulysses S. Grant relief portrait and grape decoration. 10in tall x 4in wide.

One print is taken from the original famous 19th Century image of President Abraham Lincoln with his son Tad. The other appears to be taken from the original 1864 Brady Photograph that is used for the

President Lincoln bookends. A pair of cast bronze bookends, each depicting Abraham Lincoln, seated on a bench with his stove-pipe hat beside him. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measure

[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

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

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

Belonged to Samuel B. Smith wounded 7/1/1863 Gettysburg, PA. Dimensions: (Not incl. strap) H 9.5" x W 7.75" x D 2.75" Condition: As is from age.

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