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Thursday, November 13, 2008
21st Reg. Mass. Vol. Drum
eBay seller heritageauctionsinc( 66) is auctioning this unique and outstanding New York State Civil War drum (eBay no. 260311307970) from its catalog "2008 NOV Signature Civil War Auction #6015":
"Drum Corps 21st Reg. Mass. Vol." is the Gilt Painted Legend Surrounding an Eagle Surmounting and American Shield with Panoply of Flags Painted on the Body of this Civil War Snare Drum. 13¼" high, 17" diameter, maple body, hoops and air hole. Retains the original paper label inside, "The Massachusetts Drum Manufactory, John C. Haynes & Co. 33 Court St., Boston" also retains what appear to be the original heads, snare, ropes and leather tighteners. Retains much of the original varnish with nice patina. The 21st Mass. was engaged at Roanoke Island, 2d Bull Run, Chantilly, South Mountain, Antietam and Fredericksburg and numerous other actions. A great ID'd Civil War eagle drum.
Estimate: US $6,000.00 - US $7,000.00
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