Decades of Experience
For almost three decades, I’ve collected Civil War relics and historical artifacts. That love of history has become my retired passion. I sell, buy and trade quality relics that tell the story of our history. For without understanding our history, our future won’t be as rich. Contact me today to learn more about the items you see for sale, or items you may have in your possession, or feel free to check out my show schedule.
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About Me
MY NAME IS Bruce hohler
I started collecting Civil War artifacts in the 1970s because I’ve always been fascinated with our nation’s history. Over the years, I’ve worked with museums, historical preservation societies, personal collectors and celebrities to expand their collection. As a past member of the Battle of Franklin Trust Board and the Carnton Plantation Board, I’m committed to preserving the history of this nation in words, actions, and artifacts.
MY PROMISE
I stand behind the authenticity of my artifacts. I strive for honest customer service, and I am committed to keeping the history of our country through the meticulous preservation of historical artifacts.
Confederate cap box with embossed CS on front flap. Very rarely do we encounter these as opposed to all other CS cap boxes…All ears are present and single back strap is present. Front closure tab is there but separated at the hole for attachment over finial. Still fairly visible is the embossed CS . The outer flap tapers down to the point that doubles as the closure tab as it goes over the Confederate lead finial. Appears as though bottom of back belt loop may have been reattached at the bottom (see photos). Overall a 6.5 to 7 on a 1-10 scale and percussion caps are still rattling around inside. Here’s a chance to add a box thats usually missing ion even the most advanced collections. New to the market as well.