Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box / SOLD

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Ea rly-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box – Inventory Number: LEA 307 / SOLD Early-War pattern U.S. percussion cap box. This cap box is entirely hand stitched and has no rivets in the belt loops, and the stitch that holds the sheep skin does not go through the back of the box. The leather remains supple with moderate crazing to the finish, and the lamb’s wool lining is no longer present. A nice example of a relatively scarce early-war cap box.    Inventory Number: LEA 307 / SOLD

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An Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box made of black leather with a hole in the middle.
An Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box with black leather, two belt loops, and a flap closure, displays rust and age. / SOLD.
Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box / SOLD: A worn black leather pouch with two belt loops and a damaged flap, showing signs of age and use.
A worn Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box with a cracked black leather surface, displayed on a white background.
An Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box with a worn black leather exterior, open flap, and green-corroded metal button, photographed on a white background. / SOLD.
An early-war U.S. Percussion Cap Box, sold, featuring a worn black leather pouch with a curved flap, green-stained metal fastener, visible aging, and detailed stitching.
An Early-War U.S. Percussion Cap Box with a small, black, weathered leather body and a cracked, peeling flap fastened by a green button. / SOLD.

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