Pair of Canteens from Hopewell, Virginia / Sold

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Pair of Canteens from Hopewell, Virginia – Inventory Number: CAN 098 / Sold Battle of the Crater One Example clearly – Struck by Shell Fragment! Ex: M.O.L.L.U.S. Museum of Philadelphia With original display card which reads:   “1402 and 1403 – Two Canteens found at Hopewell, VA. Before World War I. – Gift of Mr. E.F. Bailey, 1971” Inventory Number: CAN 098 / Sold

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A pair of heavily rusted, damaged circular metal canteens from Hopewell, Virginia are displayed side by side on a white surface, with a small label below identifying them as "Pair of Canteens from Hopewell, Virginia / Sold.
A pair of rusted, damaged canteens with holes and corrosion from Hopewell, Virginia, are displayed side by side on a white background with an identification card below. Sold.
A pair of heavily rusted, circular metal canteens from Hopewell, Virginia—one with a large jagged hole and several smaller holes—photographed on a white background. Sold.
A pair of rusted, round metal canteens from Hopewell, Virginia, each with four small edge tabs and a large chunk missing from the top, shown on a white background. Sold.
A pair of heavily rusted, partially broken metal canteens with round, concave shapes and protruding tabs from Hopewell, Virginia, shown on a white background. Marked as sold.
A pair of canteens from Hopewell, Virginia, showing heavy rust and damage with several holes and a small label, displayed against a plain white background.
A pair of canteens from Hopewell, Virginia, bearing signs of wear and marked as sold.
A pair of heavily rusted, crushed metal canteens with small tabs on top from Hopewell, Virginia, displayed against a white background.
A museum label with a red and blue circular emblem describes the Pair of Canteens from Hopewell, Virginia, sold before World War I and donated by E. F. Bailey in 1971.

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