Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Tin Drum Canteen Named to Soldier in Charleston German Artillery U.S. Army • Epaulettes of gilt roping

• Epaulettes of gilt roping

Illumination inside the binnacle became a problem so non ferrous metal lanterns were introduced for use at night

The Duke of Cambridge 1773 - 1850

A truly unique grouping of a soldier that helped the war effort by getting new planes to Europe for the bombing runs that were crucial to the allied invasion and pushing AH’s forces back into Germany which ultimately to the demise of the Third Reich

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Tin Drum Canteen Named to Soldier in Charleston German Artillery U.S. Army • Epaulettes of gilt ropingOriginal Item: One Only. This is a GENUINE civil war Confederate Canteen from the BENEDICT MUSEUM on STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK, which sadly closed in the 1920s. The entire contents were put into storage and were sold, as a lot, to one of the East Coast's most venerable Civil War Dealers, from whom IMA has acquired it. This is a red painted tin "drum" shaped canteen just 5" across. The Canteen comes with a small cork stopper which is most probably a