A VERY GOOD+ & SCARCE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD TURNED COW HORN POWDER-MEASURE, ca. 1770: In overall very good+ untouched condition. The dark yellow-brown colored, finely…
A RARE SPANISH/SPANISH-COLONIAL (MEXICAN?)FLINTLOCK MUSKETEER’S POWDER FLASK, ca. 1750: In overall fine condition with some old minor insect damage and expected handling marks. Tapered, cylindrical-form,…
A VERY SCARCE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD SOLDIER’S LEATHER “CHARLEVILLE” CARTRIDGE BOX w/ BELT, (partial) BAYONET SCABBARD & BAYONET, ca. 177O: In overall very good+…
This is an example of a waist cartridge box, intended to be worn on the waist. Belt loops can be seen on it’s side, where a belt…
This is an example of a patch knife. Soldiers would sometimes place a round fabric “patch” in the muzzle of their musket along with the powder and…
This is an example of a ball starter and powder measure tool. A soldier would use the wooden part to push the musket ball a little ways…
This is a leather cartridge box with linen strap. Overall it measures 9.3″ wide x 3″ high x 2″ deep. For source and more details, click here.…
This is a lathe turned, wooden canteen. It has a carving on the side, and measures around 4.5″ high and 14.75″ in diameter. For source and more…
This bone powder horn measures around 2.75″ x 13″, carved into the plug is “VE 1779”. For source and more details, click here. Image from: http://www.cr.nps.gov/museum/exhibits/revwar/guco/gucohorns.html