Original U.S. Civil War Rare Confederate Issue Named Wooden Drum Canteen - H. Fellows, 34th Arkansas Infantry Pirate Flags would damage the historical integrity

would damage the historical integrity of the helmet

Measures about 1

Kazuo Sakamaki and Kiyoshi Inagaki

internal wind shield located beneath the peaked “roof” of the lantern

The armband is a 1938 pattern and was worn on the lower right sleeve of the service tunic by NS-RKB enlisted ranks

Original U.S. Civil War Rare Confederate Issue Named Wooden Drum Canteen - H. Fellows, 34th Arkansas Infantry Pirate Flags would damage the historical integrityOriginal Item: Only One Available. Prior to 1858, canteens were made of wood or tin and came in a variety of forms and sizes. The two most prominent ones used were the barrel type like this one which is made of wood with side slats like a barrel, and the cheesebox type made of wood with a single wrap around the side. This is a lovely example of a Civil War, Confederate States of America manufactured wooden drum canteen. It measures almost 7 1 2" in