Civil War Camp Style Shaving Mirror / SOLD

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Civil War Camp Style Shaving Mirror – Inventory Number: CAM 571 / SOLD Embossed zinc compact traveling mirrors such as this were widely used during the war. Most were imported and sold by town merchants and sutlers to the soldiers in camp. This one is embossed with a scroll and the raised maker’s stamp “E.R. Paris”. Wire stand lacking, mounting ring is present on the underside. The lid is lined in fuchsia colored paper. A nice item for a Civil War camp display. Measures 3” Diameter.   Inventory Number: CAM 571 / SOLD

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Two round, weathered metal discs—likely Civil War camp style shaving mirrors—are side by side on a white background; one is more corroded while the other retains some reflective surface.
A Civil War Camp Style Shaving Mirror, featuring a round metal body with a top handle and "ER 1843" embossed at the center, surrounded by a decorative border.
A round, flat, gray Civil War camp style shaving mirror with a smooth surface featuring some spots and discoloration.
A Civil War camp style shaving mirror featuring a round metal surface with a decorative embossed emblem showing the initials "E P" and "PARIS" below.
The Civil War Camp Style Shaving Mirror / SOLD features two round, flat metal pieces: the left has a raised "E R" with a crown and metal loop, while the right is unmarked and plain.

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