Original British U.S. Civil War Engraved Brass Powder Flask by Dixon of Sheffield Presented to Chief Surgeon Edward Forman Taylor of 1st & 3rd New Jersey Infantry Regiments Uniforms dating the year of production

dating the year of production to be approximately early 1862

The interior of the helmet still has the original M31 leather liner with 6 of the 8 fingers missing

This is a very rare totally genuine German WWII Kriegsmarine Officer's Tropical Web Belt

The helmet has most of the original suspension system and original chinstrap

some other countries do not draw a distinction

Original British U.S. Civil War Engraved Brass Powder Flask by Dixon of Sheffield Presented to Chief Surgeon Edward Forman Taylor of 1st & 3rd New Jersey Infantry Regiments Uniforms dating the year of productionOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous Civil War Era powder flask featuring a plain body. The flask was made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, one of the major British manufacturers of the Industrial Revolution. Both sides of the flask are hand engraved, and appear to have been done during the Civil War period. NEITHER OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE FIRST PHOTO ARE INCLUDED, THEY ARE SHOWN AS THE MEN WHO WE BELIEVE THE FLASK IS NAMED TO.