Pistol Cartridge Box / SOLD

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Pistol Cartridge Box – Inventory Number: LEA 391 / SOLD A nice original leather cartridge box for the Civil War revolver.  The outer flap is intact as well as the brass finial on the bottom of the box.  The closure tab is present and in good condition.  On the back side of the box it has both of the original leather belt loops and a crisp makers stamp of “J.E. Condict of New York”, nice supple example.   Inventory Number: LEA 391 / SOLD

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A worn black leather Pistol Cartridge Box with visible cracks, scuffs, and a single metal rivet in the center. SOLD.
A worn, brown leather Pistol Cartridge Box with visible cracks, two straps, a button closure, and embossed text reading "A.E. RODICK LAWYERS." / SOLD.
Close-up of an embossed leather stamp on a Pistol Cartridge Box / SOLD, reading "MANUFACTURED BY J.E. CONDICT 57 WHITE ST. NEW YORK," showing visible stitching and worn leather texture.
A Pistol Cartridge Box with worn black leather, visible cracks, and rust-colored edges is displayed on a white background.
A vintage Pistol Cartridge Box, SOLD, crafted from worn leather with visible scratches, scuffs, faded spots, multiple straps, and stitched edges.
A worn brown leather Pistol Cartridge Box with its flap open reveals a handwritten inscription inside: "Lieut. Charles B. Stoddard, 3rd Mass. Cavalry, 1863.
A worn, open Pistol Cartridge Box with two interior straps, visible stitching, and a button closure on the flap.
A rusty Pistol Cartridge Box with a handwritten inscription: "Lt. Charles B. Stoddard, 3rd Mass. Cavalry, 1863." / SOLD.

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