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

and at some point lost the entire handle (tsuka) was lost

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

The trigger is well adjusted and there is no issues with dry firing

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