Wood Canteen Carried by William R. Gaylard, 3rd North Carolina Infantry, Wounded at Antietam / SOLD

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Wood Canteen Carried by William R. Gaylard, 3rd North Carolina Infantry, Wounded at Antietam – Inventory Number: CON 261 / SOLD Wooden drum canteen attributed to Lieutenant William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry, who had his kneecap shot off at the Battle of Antietam. The canteen is manufactured from two wooden disks held together by six staves and 2 iron straps. The iron straps have three parallel sets of nails that once held leather sling strap loops in place. It measures 7” wide by 2 ½” wide. The original red milk paint has developed a wonderful, aged patina. The spout has been slightly widened by a nesting mouse long ago. A wonderful and attractive Confederate canteen. *To purchase this item directly with a credit card, please click on this link.   Inventory Number: CON 261 / SOLD  

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A top-down view of the Wood Canteen carried by William R. Gaylard, 3rd North Carolina Infantry, wounded at Antietam; the round wooden vessel features a raised edge and visible scratches and signs of wear.
A round, wooden tabletop with a reddish-brown finish and visible wear, scratches, and stains; Wood Canteen carried by William R. Gaylard, 3rd North Carolina Infantry, wounded at Antietam / SOLD.
A weathered, round, red wooden canteen with metal bands and a large circular hole in its side, used by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry and sold, shown against a plain white background.
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Wood canteen carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry, who was wounded at Antietam; features a round wooden body, metal band, side hole, and notable signs of age. / SOLD.
A round, red-brown Wood Canteen carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry, wounded at Antietam, features a side hole and visible wear, displayed on a plain white background.
A vintage wooden canteen, once carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry and wounded at Antietam, displays visible wear on its round surface and flat lid against a white background.
A round, vintage wooden canteen with a reddish finish and visible metal bands, carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry and wounded at Antietam / SOLD.
A round wooden canteen with a flat lid, reddish-brown finish, and visible wear, carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry and wounded at Antietam.
A vintage wood canteen, once carried by William R. Gaylard of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry and wounded at Antietam, featuring a dark lid, large side hole, and notable age wear. / SOLD.

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