Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings / SOLD

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Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings – Inventory Number: PER 358 / SOLD Two hand carved bone rings. One has a plain, flat bezel, and the other has three diamonds carved into it. Accompanying the rings is a period note in ink that reads “bone rings made by union soldiers in a southern prison.” Prisoners of war often crafted items such as these for trade, or simply to alleviate boredom. Nice relics from a Civil War P.O.W. camp. Comes housed in a 4 x 5 inch display case with black velvet backing and descriptive card. Inventory Number: PER 358 / SOLD

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Two Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings with a handwritten label stating, "Bone Rings, made by Union Soldiers in a Southern Prison.
Two Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings, crafted by Union soldiers while imprisoned in the South, are displayed above a handwritten note.
A handwritten note states: "Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings made by Union Soldiers in a Southern Prison.
An antique Civil War bone P.O.W. ring with a small, aged piece of paper bearing "Murphy" handwritten in brown cursive ink.
A Civil War Bone P.O.W. Ring with a slightly textured, off-white surface and subtle geometric patterns is shown on a white background.
A close-up of a Civil War Bone P.O.W. Ring with a simple matte off-white finish and slight texture, photographed against a white background.
Two Civil War Bone P.O.W. Rings are displayed in a black case with a handwritten label: "Bone Rings, made by Union Soldiers in a Southern Prison.

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