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MODEL 1874 US ARMY DRINKING CUP
The Infantry Equipment Board of 1874 recommended that the tinned iron cup be furnished by the Ordnance Department and issued the same as other ordnance-stores. The cup was made of tinned iron with a… (2021-45). Learn More »
$20.00
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EXPERIMENTAL MODEL 1903 ARMY GRANITEWARE CUP
In 1903 the Army experimented with a graniteware mess cup but found the enameling to be poisonous with acidic foods. This cup meas. approx. 4.50 inches across the bottom and is 2.50 inches tall with a… (2021-43). Learn More »
ROSEWOOD CORKSCREW
Turned rosewood handle has a corkscrew mounted through the center. A rivet holds it in place at the top. Wood shows a minor scratch. Handle measures approximately 4" wide. Corkscrew measures 4"… (179-1026). Learn More »
COBALT BLUE FEATHER EDGE IRONSTONE PLATTER
This style was made in Staffordshire and Leeds areas in England, circa 1840-60. This is a large serving platter with raised edge featuring cobalt blue “feather edge” design. Unmarked. Measures… (213-108). Learn More »
PIECE OF CIVIL WAR HARDTACK
Complete piece of hardtack that meas. approx. 2.75 inches x 3.00 inches x 0.25 inch thick. It has 25 tiny holes arranged in five rows of five. Cracker is complete on both sides however there is a… (1000-2618). Learn More »
$225.00
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EARLY SILVER MOUNTED TRAVELER’S OR OFFICER’S FOLDING UTENSIL SET
Early travelers and military officers on campaign carried their own eating utensils as a matter of course. This is a nice folding fork, knife and spoon with black wood handles, silver mounted, and… (172-5566). Learn More »
IRONWARE-TRANSFERWARE SAUCER RECOVERED FROM MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
This is a saucer measuring approximately 6” in diameter x 1 ¼” deep. “Rose” pattern by Edward Challinor from Tunstall, England who was in business 1842-1867. There is a 1/2” chip on edge… (213-105). Learn More »
US MODEL 1874 ARMY ISSUE CUP DATED 1903
Cup is somewhat similar to the Civil War issue cup in shape but it is smaller and made just a bit differently. Cylindrical tin cup meas. approx. 4.00 inches high and is 4.00 inches across the flat… (668-286). Learn More »
$50.00
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KNIFE, FORK, AND SPOON COMBINATION MESS SET
During the Civil War the commercial market was filled with devices and gadgets promoted as making life easier for the soldier in camp and field. Combination mess utensils were a category of their own,… (172-5565). Learn More »
KNIFE / FORK / SPOON COMBINATION UTENSIL
This is a great example of a Civil War period combination knife, fork, and spoon. This is the type that separates into two halves so you could hold the knife in one hand and the fork / spoon in the… (482-469). Learn More »
$325.00
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1810 PEWTER MUG ENGRAVED "FA"
Heavy pewter mug with hinged lid is engraved with a decorative design with, "18 FA 10" in the center. Interior of mug at the base shows a raised clover emblem. Underside shows a hallmark with the… (1005-15). Learn More »
GROUP OF ASSORTED UTENSILS
Offered here are two spoons and scissors. Iron scissors are 6” long with black patina and surface pitting on blades. One spoon is a plain iron spoon with large bowl and thin, flat handle. The other… (160-23). Learn More »
VICTORIAN MILK GLASS SUGAR SHAKER
Milk glass sugar shaker shows raised vines, beading, and a brown flower dot design. Vines are painted green. Hints of gold gilt remain in areas. Shaker top is made of tin. Measures 4.75" tall by 2"… (179-1035). Learn More »
1600s PEWTER SPOON
Early spoon with round bowl and straight handle. Measures approximately 6 ½” long overall. Shows nice age-appropriate color. File marks on the handle. A very nice colonial spoon. … (179-940). Learn More »
NILES PATENT TELESCOPING DRINKING CUP OF 1860
When Goodyear discovered and patented hard rubber in 1851 a new age was upon us. Well, many thought so anyway. New devices were invented and the ingenious rushed to patent improvements on the old.… (286-542). Learn More »
TINNED IRON MESS CUP
Mess gear came through the various recruiting services and varied in design. This style is pictured early on in the war and seems to have been the pattern generally used once the U.S. government took… (490-1855). Learn More »
LARGE TINNED MESS IRON CUP
Mess gear was issued by the various recruiting services, first by the states and later by the federal government. Early in the war local suppliers were often sourced and you also had privately… (490-1852). Learn More »
GREEN RIVER WORKS FORK AND KNIFE
J. Russell and Company opened the Green River Works in Greenfield, Mass. in the early 1830s. They were able to compete with Sheffield cutlers by using power hammers rather than hand forging, and the… (998-811). Learn More »
STONEWARE ALE BOTTLE
Two-toned mustard and cream colored pottery bottle measures 10 ¼” tall by 3” in circumference at the base. No chips or cracks. [sl] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH… (998-1546). Learn More »
GRAY STONEWARE BOTTLE
Glazed stoneware has scattered speckling, adding to the character of the piece. Bottle measures 10 ¼” tall by 3 ½’ at the base. No chips, shows two small surface cracks on the base. … (998-1332). Learn More »
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Face of brass plate has the state seal of Virginia in great detail with a nice rich green patina. High areas still retain original gilt. Slight verdigris is present on some areas. Plate measures 2” x 2 ¾”. Reverse with saudered hooks is… (215-16). Learn More »
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