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The Tinsmith that made these items died, so we only have a few items left. We are looking for a new source.Tin Wash Basin (Small): Tin 3 piece basin/bowl that is soldered and riveted together. 8" diameter x 2" deep. Round Camp Basin: 12" diameter x 5" deep. Gold Pan Style Wash Basin: 16" diameter x 4" deep. Tin Pitcher: 2 1/2 quart. Enamel Wash Basin: .
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Tin Cup, Small - Standard {PP-3010-810-2}: 1 2/3 cup / 13+ ounce / 2 5/8" wide plus handle X 3 1/2" tall. Although it is called small, it is a medium size cup. It is much smaller than the large cups and is more of the size of a normal coffee mug. Tin Cup, Small - Seamless Stainless Steel {FF-xxx2}: 1 cup / 3" wide plus handle X 3" tall. Although it is called small, it is a medium size cup. It is much smaller than the large cups and is more of the size of a normal coffee mug. It is made from a non shiny stainless steel so it will will not corrode or rust and seamless so it won't eventually leak at the bottom. Tin Cup, Small - H.D. {LA-T001Sm/MW-TC101}: 1 1/2 cup / 12 ounce / 3 1/8" wide plus handle X 3 1/4" tall. Although it is called small, it is a medium size cup. It is much smaller than the large cups and is more of the size of a normal coffee mug. Tin Cup, Medium - Seamless Stainless Steel {FF-xxx2m}: 1 1/4 cup / 10 ounce / 3-1/2" wide plus handle X 31/2" tall. It is smaller than the large cups and is more of the size of a normal coffee mug. It is made from a non shiny stainless steel so it will will not corrode or rust and seamless so it won't eventually leak at the bottom. Tin Cup, Large - Standard {LA-T001}: 4 cup / 32 ounce / 4 1/2" wide plus handle X 4 3/8" tall. This is the large tin cup that is carried by reenactors. Tin Cup, Large - Seamless Stainless Steel {FF-xxx3}: 4 cup / 32 ounce / 4" wide plus handle X 4" tall. It is made from a non shiny stainless steel so it will will not corrode or rust and seamless so it won't eventually leak at the bottom. Tin Cup, Large - H.D. {PP-3010-865-2}: 3-3/4 cup / 30 ounce / 4 1/4" wide plus handle X 4 3/8" tall. This is the heavy duty large tin cup that is carried by reenactors. Copper Cup, Small - H.D. {LA-T001C-Sm}: 1-3/4 cup / 14 ounce / 3-1/4" wide plus handle x 3-1/4" tall. This is the same style as the large tin cup that is carried by reenactors, except that in the smaller size and made from copper. The water spots shown are not included. Copper Cup, Large - H.D. {LA-T001C}: 3-1/2 cup / 28 ounce / 3-7/8" wide plus handle X 4" tall. This is the same style of cup as the standard tin cup that is carried by reenactors, except that it is made from copper. The water spots shown are not included. Covered Tin Cup (Corn Boiler) {PP-3010-876-2}: This is the large cup that is carried by reenactors, except it has a lid and bale so that it can be use like a pot. Travel Cup {AM-LC014}: This is a collapsible travel cup with leather case. I believe that this type cup does go back to the American Civil War and I know they go back to the 1880's, but the snap on the case would be 1900's on. The case is 2 1/2" in diameter and 1" tall. The cup is 2" in diameter at the mouth, 11/16" tall collapsed and 2 1/8" expanded, with a capacity of 1/4 cup or 2 ounces. (These are somewhat smaller than my originals.) ONLY 1 Left. Tipples for Four {AM-LC102}: This is a Set of 4 travel cups with a leather case. The case is 2 1/8" wide and 3 1/4" tall. Each cup is 1 5/8" wide at the mouth, 1 5/8" tall and holds 1 ounce. ONLY 1 Left.
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This baby bottle is 4-1/4" tall and 2-5/8" across the bottom. The tin straw comes out 1-1/2" from the side and goes inside all the way to the bottom. More information coming soon. |
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Civil War Canteen (Imported): this is the same basic canteed as the Made in USA above. The only noticable difference is in the white shoulder strap. The shoulder strap on the Made in USA canteen is made from thicher material, folded over and sewn. Th Imported shoulder strap is wider and a single layer of cotton webbing. Indian Wars / Spanish American War Canteen stainless steel canteed with pewter mouth. Select Foor or Mounted black leather strap with brass wire hooks, per regs, for complete unit. Handmade in U.S.. Available in 1873 Off-White or 1887 Tan canvas with U.S. marking on the canvas. Gray petersham lining, proper folded chain / loop / cork construction.
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Combo: Knife, Fork and Spoon: This is a two piece set. One piece is the knife and the other has the spoon on one end and the fork on the other. The two pieces slide together when not in use. This is a faithful reproduction of a piece of Civil War mess gear. More items coming in the future. We have additional item in the store that are not on the web site.
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Tin Plate (B) {FB-Plate-Tin}: This plate is shaped like a gold pan and is heavier than Tin Plate (A). It weights 10 ounces. Tin Bowl/Plate (C) {FB-Bowl}: Tin 9-1/2'' diameter & 1-1/8'' deep. 2-pieces soldered together. Tin Bowl/Plate (D) {HDT-PP-01}: Tin 9-1/2'' diameter & 2'' deep. 3-piece soldered together.
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Tin Ladle / Tin Dipper (B) {HDT-DP-01}: This tin dipper / tin ladle is handcrafted from heavy gauge tin and looks just like originals. Made in USA. Caution: This ladle / dipper should be ONLY used with water or other non-acidic liquids, it should not be used with soft drinks, lemonade or other acidic liquids. Wooden Ladle {PP-3001-260-1}: This ladle is hand carved from wood. It is 12" long, 3.5" diameter x 1.5" deep. |
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Hearing Trumpet (B): This japanned hearing trumpet is based on an original from the Civil War period. Though they came in many different styles, trumpets were common during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. 21'' long x 5-1/2''dia. It is a reddish color, not black as the upper picture shows.
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The Tin Triangle Candle Lantern is an early style lantern with a pewter finish and a removable glass panel on each of the three sides. The top is removable, so that you can light the candle or replace a broken pane. It is designed to give plenty of light. There is a wire bale handle with a loop so that it can be hung up. It is designed to use candles up to 5" tall. The Tin Paul Revere Candle Lantern is made from pierced tin and has a pierced door. It does not have any class panels. This lantern will work well in a windy environment or for walking with. It has a pewter finish. There is a loop on the top so that it can be hung up. Comes in two sizes Large 16" X 5 1/4" (up to 8" candle) and Small 11" x 4" (up to 6" candle). The Tin Personal Candle Lantern has a pewter finish and a removable glass panel on each of the four sides. There is a loop at the top so that it can be hung up. This lantern makes an excellent camp lantern. It is designed to use candles up to 6-1/2" tall. The Shelf Candle Holder is designed to have the ball and center sit on a shelf and the rest to hang out over the edge. Sold brass 12.5" long x 3.25" wide x 5" high. Dates from 1900 or somewhat before. This Lantern Holder / Stand is 44" tall, after being set into the ground and is made of 1/2" steel stock. It DOES NOT come with lantern as shown, but can be used with any hang-able lantern on this page. The Tin Candle Mold is a bright finish functional 4, 6 or 8 tube mold for making 10" candles. Candles are available in 11/16" x 5 7/8" straight and 13/16" x 8" tapered (12" or higher lanterns). |
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Wrought Iron Wall Bracket B for Candle or Oil/Kerosene Lanterns. Same description as Bracket A, just different shape. Wrought Iron Wall Bracket C for Candle or Oil/Kerosene Lanterns. Similar to A and B except larger, for the larger lanterns. Style A, B and C have been DISCONTINUED by the manufacturer. We have quite a few of Style A, 2 of Style B and several of Style C. Wrought Iron Lantern Stand for Oil/Kerosene Lanterns. This can also be used for candle, lantern style lamps. (See Lanterns) to the many uses you can do with this stand. This stand is even great for taken on your camping trips, and of course for those re-enactors for their events. You just push it into the dirt and it's there for most any lantern you have.
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