Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label

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Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label – Inventory Number:  CAM 595 Manufactured by S. Sillman & Co. Chester Connecticut. Known nationwide during the 1800’S for their wooden inkwells and inkstands. Indeed, it was said that Abraham Lincoln had a Sillman inkwell in his Law Office in Springfield, Illinois. * To purchase this item directly by credit card, please click this link.    Inventory Number:  CAM 595

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A Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label, featuring a round black body, two holes, and a central circular metal insert, is shown against a white background. This item has been SOLD.
Round, worn Civil War inkwell lid with a faded green maker’s label from L. Williams & Co., Powder, Conn.; the label is damaged and partially illegible.
A worn green label on this Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label reads "Manufactured by K. Silliman & Co., Chester, Conn." and is surrounded by a dotted border.
A Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label—round, black wood, flat top, central circular area, two small edge holes—displayed against a white background.
A Civil War Inkwell with Maker’s Label, circular and weathered, features two small holes and a central brass-toned insert, shown from above on a white background.
A worn, round, black wooden Civil War inkwell with maker’s label and lid, showing signs of chipping and age, is displayed against a plain white background.

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