Cartridge Boxes
FEATURES INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
- Hand Applied Period Finish
- Hand Made Cartridge Box Tins
- Hand Stitching with correct thread and stitches per inch
- All hardware is period correct of correct materials and design
All our Confederate Accoutrements are custom made here in our shop in Neosho. They are hand sewn with hand waxed linen thread and made of top grade leather. The period finish is hand applied to finish out the items. Each item is a faithful copy of its original counterpart right down to the makers marks. Our in house graphic design team has painstaking recreated each makers mark in great detail. Each box comes with tins. These are museum quality boxes suitable for use in reenacting, museum exhibition and for collectors of a dying art form. I have made and collected cartridge boxes and cap boxes since 1972. We will trade for original cartridge boxes, cap pouches etc. Contract us for details.
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Cartridge Box Our Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver of Dalton, Georgia Cartridge Box copied from an original specimen and made of top grade leather. Hand sewn with hand waxed thread and finished out with a hand applied period finish. It is marked on the outer flap with the Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver stamp. Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Cartridge Box Tins Are Included At No Extra Charge. CS-WNO-CART---------$150.00 |
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The Atlanta Arsenal in Atlanta, GA
The Atlanta Arsenal in Atlanta, GA was a major supplier of materiel to the Confederate Army. It produced both ammunition, accoutrements and materiel. In 1863-64 the Atlanta Arsenal employed nearly 5,500 men and women. Atlanta Arsenal accoutrements are good for a western Confederate impressions.
Atlanta Arsenal Cartridge Box The Atlanta Cartridge Box utilizes the imported British cartridge box finial. The black square flapped box has two tins, shoulder and waist belt loops. Optional tool pouch. It is theorized that the tool pouch may have been dispensed with in favor of saving leather. The theory being that only sergeants were issued boxes with tool pouches. Remember this is a theory only. (Specify with or without tool pouch) The box is made of top grade leather, hand sewn with hand waxed linen thread and has a hand applied period finish. Tins are included at no extra charge. Atlanta Arsenal Cartridge Box Tins Are Included At No Extra Charge. With or Without Tool Pouch. Please specify which you want. CS-AA-CART---------$150.00 |
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Choosing Between Magee, Horter & George or Magee & George ? What impressions need Magee Horter & George Accoutrements? 1--Most but not all troops supplied by the State of Louisiana. They also produced their own at the Baton Rouge Arsenal.We also offer the Baton Rouge Accoutrements Set and individual Baton Rouge items. 2--Any troops supplied from the Confederate Arsenal at Baton Rouge. Could include some early Mississippi units. About 3,000 sets were purchased along with leather and equipment to make distinctive Baton Rouge Arsenal accoutrements. What impressions need Magee & George Accoutrements? 1--You need Magee & George if your unit was issued accoutrements after September 1861 when Horter left the partnership. 2--Any troops who drew accoutrements though the Memphis, Tennessee Ordnance Depot from December 1861 thru June 1862. 3--Every Missouri Confederate soldier from December 1861 to March 1862. Enough accoutrements were purchased that every Missouri soldier, either Confederate or State Guard could have had two sets. |
From June of 1861 until the Fall of 1861 the accoutrements were stamped with the maker's mark Magee, Horter and George. By September of 1861 George Horter dropped out of the firm. This change was reflected in the maker's mark stamped on the products.
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Magee, Horter & George Cartridge Box
Magee, Horter and George Cartridge Box The cartridge box has both shoulder and waist belt loops and a tool pouch. Boxes bearing the Magee, Horter and George maker's mark were made prior to September of 1861. Magee, Horter and George Cartridge Box Tins include at no extra charge. CS-MHG-CART-----$150.00 |
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Magee & George Cartridge Box The cartridge box has both shoulder and waist belt loops and a tool pouch. Boxes bearing the Magee and George maker's mark were made after September of 1861. Magee & George Cartridge Box Tins included at no extra charge. CS-MG-CART--$150.00 |
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Memphis Tennessee Ordnance Depot Issued Cartridge Box The Memphis Magee and George Cartridge Box has an outer flap made of two pieces of leather. (laminated) It has both shoulder and waist belt loops and a tool pouch. These boxes were issued out of the Memphis Tennessee Ordnance Depot from December 1861 to June of 1862. Fragmentary examples of supposed Memphis contract sets exist. Memphis Tennessee Ordnance Depot Issued Cartridge Box Tins included at no extra charge. CS-MG-MEM-CART----$150.00 |
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C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge
Cartridge Box The C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge Cartridge Box has waist belt loops only. This box was based on the measurements for the U.S. pattern of March 1857. Roughly speaking, a .58 caliber box that is about one-half inch short. At the time Louisiana seceded from the Union on January 26, 1861, the United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge had been in the hands of state forces just over two weeks. By the Spring of 1861 the arsenal was under control of the Confederate government. Richard Lambert, Military Store Keeper, was in command and was assisted by Capt. J. C. Booth. The C. S. Arsenal likely remained in operation until the fall of Baton Rouge on May 28, 1862. We were the first to reproduce these boxes, our copies were viewed by the owners of the original and judged first rate. I was told that Confederate made ammunition such as the .58 Gardner bullet fits perfectly in the tins. C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge Cartridge Box Tins are Included At No Extra Charge. CS-BR-CART----------$150.00 |
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Houston Depot
Cartridge Box The russet colored Houston Depot Cartridge Box has double belt loops. The large CS and ordnance department mark found on the original boxes are strikingly reproduced on our boxes. Approximately .69 caliber. Houston Depot Cartridge Box Tins are Included At No Extra Charge. CS-HD-CART---$150.00 |
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Generic C.S. Cartridge Box Unmarked generic Confederate cartridge box with tool pouch and lead finial. The box has both the shoulder and waist belt loops. Generic C.S. Cartridge Box Tins included at no extra charge. CS-GENCART--$150.00 |
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J. A. Lisk Cartridge Box With Shoulder Belt Sold As A Set A. 69 caliber Army of Northern Virgina cartridge box and shoulder belt. Many of the examples of J. A. Lisk boxes we studied had this type of shoulder belt on them. So this box is offered as a set with the matching shoulder belt. J.A. Lisk Cartridge Box & Shoulder Belt Tins included at no extra charge. CS-LISK-CART------$190.00 |