Infantry Cartridge Box with tins

This Carbine Socket is made of high quality leather and is tapered per the originals. The Carbine Socket was designed to hold the barrel of a trooper’s carbine snugly while riding on his mount. This pattern of Carbine socket continued in service after the Civil War and into the Indian Wars through the early 1880’s until replaced by the Carbine Boots. Available in Black leather. Russet leather is available by special order.

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These Civil War Saddle Bags are made of high quality American leather. Great attention to detail has been made to ensure the most accurate authentic reproduction. The saddle bag measures approximately 9 inches wide x 10 inches high x 3 3/4 inches deep. The overall length from end to end is approximately 36 inches. These high quality saddle bags are available in Black or Russet leather.

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This excellent quality reproduction Civil War Cartridge Box is made of durable black leather and is suitable for both Union and Confederate impressions. It features roller buckle attachments for the sling (sold separately) and comes with a set of two cartridge tins as well as an inner flap and tool pouch.

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The M1876 McKeever Box is used with the 45/70 rifle or carbine during the Indian Wars. It is made of high quality black leather with a US in oval embossed on the flap. The flap closure has a brass finial. There are two belt loops on the back. Inside are 2 rows of ten canvas loops for 20 cartridges. The box opens by folding down on a brass hinge. The box is available in Black or Russet leather.

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The Civil War Blakeslee Spencer Quick Loader Cartridge Box is designed for the Spencer Carbine. Because of the rapid speed that a Spencer carbine could be fired, a special box needed to be designed to hold cartridges for loading. 

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