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Item Code: 302-58
Nice example of a Confederate percussion cap pouch. Outer flap has stitched latch tab which remains secure. Lead finial is present. Single belt loop is 1 ½” wide. Inner flap has small ears sewn in place and retains original lamb’s wool, but no nipple pick. All leather is supple with light crazing in areas, with heavier crazing on the inner flap and belt loop. All stitching is tight.
This would be a great addition to a Confederate collection. [sm]
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