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Civil War Cartridge Box Federal Pattern of 1864
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U.S. Civil War Cartridge Box . Federal Cartridge Box Pattern of 1864 Type II US brass plate, with both tins and two flaps. Black leather. Inner flap stamped - K BAKER & McKENNEY N -Y , apparently a later, uncommon manufacturer. Brass US plate, lead filled (plate weighs 4.5 oz.). Measures 3 5/16 " by 2 1/8". No manufacturers mark on brass or lead. Plate loops are intact and not worn through, cut, cracked or tweaked. Two - two compartment tin inserts. No holes or rust through and in very good condition. Main (outer) flap closure tab sewn and riveted still intact BUT t is a tear due to wear in leather and does not close properly over brass finial. Belt loops are sewn and riveted and intact. Buckles are sewn and riveted, both have rollers and are intact. Inside secondary pouch closure intact and closes BUT t is damage to leather - a tear to leather on right side next to stitching. Otherwise in good condition and still useable. IMPORTANT: I am in not an expert in any way concerning civil war equipment or accouterments. The information supplied is based on research and may be somewhat incorrect or incomplete. I did not consult an expert before listing, but I do thorough research on items I list. Ask questions before bidding. And, if you disagree with my description and/or have more accurate information, let me know and I will update the listing so as to provide bidder/buyer satisfaction. PayPal accepted only. Shipped U.S. Postal Service and must be insured. Postage to be determined at end of auction.
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