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Civil War Union Percussion Box – R. White U.S. Sub-Inspector Stamp – Surviving Wool
Offered for sale is an attractive Civil War-era Federal-style leather percussion cap box featuring a clearly identifiable R. WHITE / U.S. SUB INSPECTOR stamp and surviving interior wool.
This is an appealing example of Civil War military equipment, with its leather construction, interior components, and hardware remaining intact.
Highlights
R. WHITE – U.S. SUB INSPECTOR stamped marking
Surviving wool padding inside the percussion cap compartment
Black leather exterior with attractive aged finish
Interior protective leather flap
Both rear belt loops present
Brass closure stud and fastening tab
Stitching and riveted hardware present
Excellent historical display appeal
Condition
Very attractive antique condition, with expected age-related leather wear, surface cracking, scuffs, and discoloration.
The interior wool remains present, along with the protective leather flap. The belt loops and closure hardware are intact.
No broken or detached components are apparent in the photographs. A vent pick has not been confirmed.
Historical Interest
This example is particularly appealing for its R. White U.S. Sub-Inspector marking and surviving interior wool, two features collectors often look for when evaluating military accoutrements.
The pouch is offered as a Civil War-era collectible based on its appearance and construction. Its age and originality have not been independently authenticated.
Please review all photographs carefully.
Buy It Now: $275 — Best Offers Welcome
Carefully packaged for shipping. Sold as pictured.
