Civil War Canteens Collection

Oct 15, 2016

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Similar to canteens carried by soldiers during the Civil War, this high quality, stainless steel canteen features a grey woolen cloth cover, a cork stopper with a metal cap and an attached chain, and a cloth carrying strap held in place by three tin loops. Holds 1.5 quarts.

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