Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove / SOLD

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Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove – Inventory Number: CAM 540 / SOLD Henry Hopkins Sibley (1818-1886) graduated from West point in 1838, was commissioned a second lieutenant in 2nd U.S. Dragoons, and served in the Seminole War. In 1856, he patented the “Sibley Tent” that could accommodate 20 soldiers and their gear.  His tent became widely used on the frontier. Sibley also invented the “Sibley Stove” to provide heat within the tent.  This example was recovered from Fredericksburg, Virginia and exhibits a series of bullet strikes! The metal surface exhibits even pitting with some original paint remaining.   The door remains and operates smoothly.   A wonderful camp item with battle damage, perfect for a camp or bullet damaged collection!   Inventory Number: CAM 540 / SOLD

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A bullet-damaged Civil War Sibley tent stove with a hinged door open, featuring a rusty, cone-shaped metal design, set against a plain white background.
A bullet-damaged Civil War Sibley tent stove with a small hinged door and a large, rusted, cone-shaped metal body is shown against a plain white background.
A close-up of the Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, showing a rusted metal cone with a hinged rectangular flap attached to its surface.
A close-up of a rusty metal hinge on the curved, weathered surface of a Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove / SOLD.
The Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, a rusty cone-shaped metal piece with an open hinged door and circular base opening, is displayed against a plain white background.
Close-up of a Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, featuring a rusty conical base and riveted cylindrical top, set against a white background. SOLD.
The Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, a large conical metal structure with vertical rivets and surface dents, is shown against a plain white background.
Close-up of a bullet damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, showing its rusty, riveted metal cone against a plain white background.
A Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove with a conical, riveted metal body and a side flap, shown against a plain white background.
Top view of the Bullet Damaged Civil War Sibley Tent Stove, showing a weathered metal surface, curved spout, and rust around the rim, photographed against a plain white background. SOLD.

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