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This leather Confederate percussion cap box is a fine example of a scarce ‘Johnny’ percussion cap box. In remarkable condition, the artifact exhibits only seam stitching which is still strong and… (2-590). Learn More »
Here is an example of a Civil War leather cartridge box made for a percussion pistol. Considered part of a cavalry accoutrement set or an officer’s rig, this regulation issue pistol box is… (M22460). Learn More »
This handsome, Mann’s Patent leather accoutrement is an original Federal cavalry cartridge box complete with its metal tin and its over-the-shoulder strap. The leather cartridge box is a different… (526-10). Learn More »
$650.00
ON HOLD
No fleece or pick. Both inner and outer flaps are present. Latch tap is good. The box was stored with other items on top of it so the body is somewhat squashed. Back has both belt loops but one is… (M22310). Learn More »
Maker mark: [inner flap] "Baker/ N.Y./ McKenney". Smaller size box measuring 7.25" in length, 5.5" in height, 1.875" in width, with interlocking brass letters ["HMA" in cursive script] measuring 1.25"… (185-10). Learn More »
$750.00
Originally $950.00
The leather on this box is in very good condition throughout. Leather is supple and only exhibits light crazing. This is a Pattern 1861 box with straight line stitching only holding the latch tab in… (M22232). Learn More »
Box meas. approx. 7.25 x 2.25 x 2.75. Leather outer flap is worn around the edges. The surface has crackling with light scattered leather loss. At center of outer flap is circular stitching which… (R19315). Learn More »
Leather is in good condition. The surfaces are good and the leather is supple. Latch tab is held by single line stitching only and no rivet. Nice “US” cartridge box plate is still attached to… (M22189). Learn More »
This is the style of capbox made without the inner flap. Leather is in good condition with light flaking to outer flap. Both ears are present and sewn to the underside of the outer flap. Faded… (M22190). Learn More »
From the style of the stamped brass cannons and the buckle on the rear of the belt we believe this to be a French piece. The belt meas. approx. 2.00 inches wide. The leather is in good condition with… (172-2465). Learn More »
Here is a very good example of a rare and early Model 1839 leather cartridge box. Likely one of the first of the early specimens made, box has no maker’s name, no inspector marks, no buckles or… (172-2154). Learn More »
Box and sling are in rough shape. The surface of both have severe crackling and the leather is dry. However, it is holding together at the seams. Outer flap is cut for a plate which is now missing.… (601-108). Learn More »
This Mann’s Patent leather accoutrement is an original pistol cartridge box with its unusual carry strap but without its unique finger-pull metal tin. The box, a different style ammunition holder,… (M21910). Learn More »
Leather has surface creasing from use throughout. It also has been treated with some leather dressing that makes it a little oily to the touch. Box is in solid condition. All seams are tight. Outer… (492-71). Learn More »
Leather is in good condition. Outer flap has stamped “USN” in an oval. Latch tab is good and is held in place by single row of stitching. No inner flap. The body of the box has been cut down for… (492-70). Learn More »
This fine, maker-marked, Civil War Federal accoutrement is an original, late-war pattern leather cartridge box in excellent condition. Often referred to as a pattern of July 1864, Type 2, this… (123-6801). Learn More »
Leather is in good condition. Minor crease lines from use on top of flap. Latch tab is worn but complete. All seams are tight. Large belt loop on back at top. Two small 5 pointed stars are stamped on… (492-68). Learn More »
Presented here is a North Carolina Arsenal pattern .54 caliber, leather cartridge box in remarkably well-preserved condition with almost no cracking or crazing. The black leather specimen was found at… (R11257). Learn More »
Previously sold by us, this remarkable leather artifact is a true and original 'Johnny' box that was picked up soon after the fighting had stopped at Gettysburg. The black-dressed, unmarked, leather… (R11269). Learn More »
Previously sold by us, this Confederate leather percussion cap box is a super fine example of a scarce 'Johnny' relic percussion cap box. In remarkable condition, the artifact was found near the… (R10823). Learn More »
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Maker-mark, obverse ricasso; "Ames Mfg.Co./ Chicopee/ Mass., etched in cursive script. Maker mark also appears on the obverse side of upper scabbard throat/carrying mount, as does the identifying inscription (in cursive script)-"E. Denis/ USN" In… (169-139). Learn More »
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