U.S. Army & Militia Canteens
1775-1910
by Mike O'Donnell
"While a plethora of books already document the weapons and accoutrements of the Civil War, there is near silence with regards to the canteens. And yet, those simple water containers meant so much to the men. Through thick and thin, the canteen was a soldier's constant companion and it later held many of his fondest memories."
$38.50

M1858 Bullseye Canteen
Mfg. by Hadden Porter & Booth, Phila.
Neck of spout is maker marked "Hadden, Porter & Booth Phila." - one of the primary sources of canteens for the Philadelphia Depot.  Wool cover is complete and seams are tight.
"This example has a dark blue jean cloth cover consisting of plain woven white cotton and indigo dyed wool threads. Thick cotton web shoulder strap secured by large 3/4" wide loops."
$625.00 - CT130
Ref. US. Army & Militia Canteens, 1775-1910 by Mike O'Donnell page 134

M1858 Bullseye Canteen
Mfg. by Hadden Porter & Booth, Phila.
Neck of spout is maker marked "Hadden, Porter & Booth Phila."  Wool cover is complete and seams are tight. Original strap has been knotted several times. Original cork and stopper but chain is missing.
$650.00 - CT131

M1858 Smooth Side Canteen with Wool Cover
This canteen has a very nice brown cover with no tears or spits. Original full linen strap is in tact.  Original cork and stopper but missing the chain.
$750.00 - CT3

M1858 Smooth Side Canteen
Canteen is missing bottom sling loop.
SOLD - CT106

Ames Navy Powder Flask Dated 1843  
Dated 1843 and Martially inspected. Overall condition is excellent having never been polished with only a few minor handling dings.  Seams are tight.
$1495.00 - CT138

Pistol Flask
Eagle Motiff
$350.00 - CT139

Pistol Flask
Eagle Motiff
SOLD - CT141

Pistol Flask
Plain
SOLD - CT140

Pistol Flask
Decorative Motiff
$225.00 - CT142