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What in the world would this be used for since it’s so narrow? Doesn’t look like it could hold much. It has US embossed on both sides. Thanks so much.

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Rauville posted a link on the other thread,, scroll down to page 32 for info and pic of this cannister !!

Thanks so much for the help. So glad to get that info.

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Thanks for all the help! Wow that is so interesting. I knew it was probably pretty old so I saved it. My husband brought it home one day a few years ago from work. He was in the construction business (retired).It was of course exposed to the elements. Illinois. Know a lot of men from Illinois were sent to fight. Thanks again for the help with this. If it is indeed what we think it is, what to do with it!

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Lets see what the consensus is first !! From what was said I am sure not many of these still are in circulation among civil war collectors !!

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http://www.antique-shop.com/forums/index.php?topic=19185.0

Here is the link to the thread on the other forum !! I think you should read all the way to the bottom thread by talesofthesevenseas !! You may have a very good find !!
Where did you get this item ??

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The handle is what is so unusual about this container !! Can you take a pic looking at the pour type handle !! I have looked through several sites with civil war artifacts but nothing matches this !! We are wondering if the handle is a later addition or added for some reason !!
Seems small for a shell/ammo box !!

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