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Ammo box €50.00

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No better way to camouflage your hen-day stuff during an event than to keep them in Civil War Ammunition Boxes.

Ammunition boxes were, of course, on display in a Civil war encampment.

These ammunition boxes are built, painted, and stenciled to the specifications in "The Ordnance Manual for the Use of Officers of the United States Army (1862)".

However, based on various studies, it appears that the wood thickness, stenciling, location of handles, number and type of nails used, and other markings were usually determined by the Arsenal, where they were issued. And often these coffins were also unpainted.

The boxes are made of spruce and manufactured with "period correct" nails and screws.