Original U.S. Civil War Rare Confederate Issue Named Wooden Drum Canteen - H. Fellows, 34th Arkansas Infantry Category_MG 42 Mounts It bears a stylized "H"

It bears a stylized "H" marked over the chamber to indicate modification for the S-PATRONE cartridge introduced in 1903 (we do not recommend firing the S-cartridge in this carbine)

and the socket bayonet

M=W33038ac-600

000 Sioux Indians

and dated 1945

Original U.S. Civil War Rare Confederate Issue Named Wooden Drum Canteen - H. Fellows, 34th Arkansas Infantry Category_MG 42 Mounts It bears a stylized "H"Original 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