Artillery Tar Bucket / Sold

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Artillery Tar Bucket – Inventory Number: ART 289 / Sold This tar bucket would have accompanied each field piece on the limber, attached by a hook on the axle. It was also referred to as a tar bucket. The grease bucket was made of sheet iron. It had a metal cover which was secured to the bucket by a metal stud riveted to the top. The handle was a chain attached to two hooks on the bucket. Bucket was filled with tar or grease to keep the wheels functional while on the campaign. Inventory Number: ART 289 / Sold

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A cylindrical Artillery Tar Bucket with a rusted metal finish, domed lid, and a heavy chain wrapped around it.
A cylindrical, rusted metal Artillery Tar Bucket with a hinged lid and heavy chain, photographed against a plain white background.
A round, rusted metal Artillery Tar Bucket with a hinged lid and side latches, displayed against a plain white background.
A cylindrical, rusted metal Artillery Tar Bucket with a hinged lid and short attached chain, shown against a plain white background.
Sold Artillery Tar Bucket—a rusty, cylindrical metal container with a hinged lid slightly open and heavy chains attached to its sides, displayed against a white background.
A sold Artillery Tar Bucket, a round metal container with rust, hinged lid partly open, and side chains, shown against a white background.
A rusty, round Artillery Tar Bucket with a domed center, side hinges, and heavy chain links sits against a plain white background — sold.
The Artillery Tar Bucket, a cylindrical rusted metal pail with a thick heavy chain draped around its upper rim, is photographed against a plain white background.
An Artillery Tar Bucket with a heavy chain handle, sold, is pictured against a plain white background.

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