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| Beautiful Patina on this Pre-Civil War/Civil War Period Clamshell Powder Flask |
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Here is a Fine Looking Pre-Civil War to Civil War Period Clam Shell design Powder Flask ! It sports the prettiest deep, dark coppery brown patina over the entire body that really shows its age ! The main body measures 6.5 inches long, by about 3.5 inches at its widest point, with a 1.25 inch long spout at top. The spout very much resembles that on a “Peace” flask, with a large opening, and four rotating positions, that still function. The powder door spring is still good and operates correctly with the thumb button as well. There are two splits in the main body, one at the bottom about 1.5 inches long, and another on the right side about the same length. Both can be seen in the pictures. I see no maker’s marks anywhere, but this flask is likely intended for rifle or musket. Just a Superb Displaying Old Powder Flask with that Beautiful Patina ! [ L.L. ]
$100 plus shipping
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| Nice 1870, 1879, & 1903 Military Gun Combination Tools |
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| Here are Three Original Post Civil War Combination Tools for Springfield Rifle ! Left to right they include: a U.S. M1870 Rifle & Carbine Combination Tool, a U.S. M1879 Combination Tool, and a U.S. M1903 Springfield Rifle Combination Tool. All three retain a portion of original blue and all three still move freely. There is some surface rust on the inside of the M1879, and one corner of the screwdriver on the M1903 is chipped, but other than that, all three are in good operable condition. Three Nice Original Combination Tools for Springfield Rifles ! [ D.K. ]
$70 plus shipping
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| Nice Original M1863 Springfield Combination Tool |
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| Here is a Fine Original M1863 Combination Tool for Springfield Rifle ! The blue has worn away in places, though it retains about 40-50% and the arms still move freely. The wrench end is in good shape as well and this tool is totally functional. Included with it is a second example that retains a lot of its blue, but unfortunately the wrench end is broken. A Nice Original M1863 Springfield Combination Tool with a small bonus ! [ D.K. ]
$60 plus shipping
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| Nice Iron Springfield Buttplate |
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Here is a Relic Condition Iron Buttplate for the M1861
Springfield Rifle ! This one also appears to have been excavated
and lightly cleaned. No damage though, and it will display great in
a Dug Gun Part Display !
$24 plus shipping
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| Nice Dug M1816 Springfield Iron Buttplate |
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Here is a Nice Relic Condition Iron Buttplate for M1816
Musket ! I'm almost positive this one has been excavated, but
it's still in good shape, with no damage. Will look fine in a display
of excavated gun parts !
$24 plus shipping
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| Original M1816 Springfield Lockplate Dated 1839 |
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Here is a Nice Relic Condition M1816 Springfield Lock
Plate ! In hand you can still easily see "Springfield" and date
"1839", at the rear of the plate, but the U.S. and Eagle forward
of the hammer area have worn away. No hardware just the plate
itself, but it could be cleaned up a bit and used.
$24 plus shipping
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| Fine All Soldered Rectangular Powder Tin |
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| Here is a Nice Condition Civil War Era Powder Tin ! Construction entirely of all soldered tin, including the soldered tin cap, it has a diamond shape embossed on the front and back panels, and a double collar inside the spout. The diamond shape likely indicates that the contents were once Curtis & Harvey Diamond Grain Powder. The Du Pont Museum collection says that the business was established about 1820, in London, and closed in 1898. The construction of this can indicates manufacture as early as the mid-1800s though. The can measures about 5.25 inches tall to the top of the cap, 3.0 inches wide, and 1.25 inches deep. A Fine Displaying Civil War Ear Soldered Tin Powder Can !
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| Three Nice Civil War Period Musket Wipers |
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| Here are Three Nice Original Musket Wipers in Good Condition ! There are two short ones for approximately .58 caliber, one with long flat sides that is likely the earliest pattern for M1861 Springfield, and one with short sloped sides that is the later pattern for M1861/1863 Springfield. There is also a long pattern for .69 caliber, likely for use with the M1842 Springfield. All three are in very good condition with some slight surface rust, but none of the ears are broken. Just Three Nice Original Civil War Period Musket Wipers ! [ D.K. ]
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