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which slots into a groove on the bottom of the frame
The fact this is painted on a shovel itself is reference to the line “diggin’ in”
It comes complete with the correct aluminum handled bayonet in its scabbard
Officers and certain senior NCO's were responsible for purchasing their own uniforms and were allotted a clothing allowance
Sergeant Charles A
Original U.S. Civil War M1864 .58 Caliber Cartridge Box with Tins & Period-Replaced Closure Tab by Watertown Arsenal - Dated 1864 Category_Lock Assembly which slots into a grooveOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely and very well used Civil War cartridge box manufactured at the Watertown Arsenal in Watertown, Massachusetts in 1864. It features a cleanly embossed US on the outer flap and retains its original tins, though one is placed upside down for some reason. This cartridge box appears to have seen good service use, with some verdigris on every rivet. The cartridge box is "Pattern July 1864", Type II, "US" is
