Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville / SOLD

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Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville – Inventory Number: UNI 135 / SOLD Excavated leather visor and chinstrap with adjustment buckle and eagle button from a Model 1858 US issue forage cap. They were excavated in 1995 from a military trash pit during the construction of a mall near the courthouse in Nashville, Tennessee. The fragments are lightly pasted to felt and mounted in a 16 ½” by 14” frame with a descriptive card and map of the Nashville area during the Civil War. A unique display piece for any Civil War collection. Inventory Number: UNI 135 / SOLD

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Framed display titled "Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville / SOLD," featuring a kepi visor, chinstrap buckle, U.S. enlisted man’s button, and accompanying note with hand-drawn map and historical description.
Remnants of a Civil War forage cap, including a visor with chin strap, buckle, and button, excavated in Nashville. Includes an informational card and map explaining the artifact’s history. Product Name: Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville / SOLD.
Display plaque featuring "Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville / SOLD" with text on the 1995 excavation, plus a simple map and small forage cap illustrations.
Remnants of a Civil War forage cap excavated in Nashville, featuring a rusty metal belt with a square buckle and round green detail, displayed above a large corroded metal piece on a yellow surface.
A close-up of remnants from a Civil War forage cap—worn black leather strap, tarnished buckle, and greenish button—excavated in Nashville, displayed on yellow. Product: Remnants of a Civil War Forage Cap Excavated in Nashville / SOLD.

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