Bulle and buckel ????

[Tennessee]

I found these items past couple days not sure if they are civil war items if you know please post thanks

Thanks Will Lane

[Gregory]

They certainly look old Will. Maybe someone will shed some light on this.

Nice finds:smile:

[PAPPY]

WILL,

Number 1 is a Haversack Rivit
Number 2 is a Haversack Buckle
Number 3 appears to be a portion of a 58cal. Cleaner

PAPPY:smile: :smile: :smile:

[marine03116092]

Cool Finds!!:bthumb:

[Tennessee]

haversack ??? where does this name come from and is it civil war era


Thanks Will Lane

[PAPPY]

WILL, Same thing as the modern day bookbag, carryall etc. All the items you posted are from the CW Era. GOOD FINDS...PAPPY:spin: :spin: :spin:

[Tennessee]

Ok thank pappy guess we can say yeeeehawww now cause this would be my first C W bullet hehehe. That is just to cool.

Thanks Will Lane

[Gary House]

I'm gunna start callin you LUCKY DOG :bow: :bow:

[WVaTom]

..hope the luck continues. I need get out some.

[PAPPY]

CHECK THAT AREA OUT REALLYYYYYYYY GOODDDDDDDDD WILL. HAS TO BE MORE STUFF THERE.....PAPPY:multi: :multi: :multi:

[JamesWV]

It kind of looks like a lead finial to me since it has the iron piece in the middle. A finial was used like a button to close the leather flap cartridge boxes and cap boxes. Most of them were brass but both sides imported foreign made muskets and gear. It could also be the end piece of a bayonet scabard same here most were brass but imports and cs made scabards used lead or no tip at all.
Nice Finds search that spot well