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Auction archive: Lot number 1399

LOT OF 3: US MILITIA PERIOD CANTEENS.

Estimate
US$800 - US$1,200
Price realised:
n. a.
Auction archive: Lot number 1399

LOT OF 3: US MILITIA PERIOD CANTEENS.

Estimate
US$800 - US$1,200
Price realised:
n. a.
Beschreibung:

Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1812-1820's wooden Massachusetts militia canteen with painted “M.S." letters. This canteen has all three leather carrying strips present. Wood plug is absent as normally seen. Canteen measures 7-1/4" across X 2-3/4" thick and retains 100% of its original matte black paint. Red lettered initials “M.S." are 1-1/2" tall. Reverse is maker stamped: "J. BURR". (B) New York State War of 1812 canteen. Similar examples can be found in O'Donnell's book on US canteens. Often referred to as "later-1812" pattern and also the "1813 pattern." This pattern replaced the "cheese box" style in federal contracts late in 1812. Retains 80% of the original blue-gray paint and stenciled "S.N.Y" (State of New York) letters. Small stamped maker's mark on the reverse side "T. ARENTS." maker stamp on the reverse for Thomas Arents, a NY City woodworker filling government contracts 1806 to 1822. Measures: 7-1/4" across X 2-3/4" thick. (C) War of 1812 period "cheese box" style canteen with stenciled black "US" letters drop shadowed in dark red. Pleasing, all original blue green paint overall. Measures 6-1/2" x 2-1/2." BM Condition: VERY GOOD. Name Value Paperwork

Auction archive: Lot number 1399
Auction:
Datum:
10 Dec 2019
Auction house:
Morphy Auctions
North Reading Road 2000
Denver PA 17517
United States
info@morphyauctions.com
+1 (0)877 968-8880
+1 (0)717 336-7115
Beschreibung:

Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1812-1820's wooden Massachusetts militia canteen with painted “M.S." letters. This canteen has all three leather carrying strips present. Wood plug is absent as normally seen. Canteen measures 7-1/4" across X 2-3/4" thick and retains 100% of its original matte black paint. Red lettered initials “M.S." are 1-1/2" tall. Reverse is maker stamped: "J. BURR". (B) New York State War of 1812 canteen. Similar examples can be found in O'Donnell's book on US canteens. Often referred to as "later-1812" pattern and also the "1813 pattern." This pattern replaced the "cheese box" style in federal contracts late in 1812. Retains 80% of the original blue-gray paint and stenciled "S.N.Y" (State of New York) letters. Small stamped maker's mark on the reverse side "T. ARENTS." maker stamp on the reverse for Thomas Arents, a NY City woodworker filling government contracts 1806 to 1822. Measures: 7-1/4" across X 2-3/4" thick. (C) War of 1812 period "cheese box" style canteen with stenciled black "US" letters drop shadowed in dark red. Pleasing, all original blue green paint overall. Measures 6-1/2" x 2-1/2." BM Condition: VERY GOOD. Name Value Paperwork

Auction archive: Lot number 1399
Auction:
Datum:
10 Dec 2019
Auction house:
Morphy Auctions
North Reading Road 2000
Denver PA 17517
United States
info@morphyauctions.com
+1 (0)877 968-8880
+1 (0)717 336-7115
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