H Hallibag Private Joined Jul 29, 2017 Jun 30, 2022 #1 Is this an ACW-era canteen that was still in use during the Spanish American War? Also, can anyone tell me what "SEP." stands for, in SEP. Co? Thanks.
Is this an ACW-era canteen that was still in use during the Spanish American War? Also, can anyone tell me what "SEP." stands for, in SEP. Co? Thanks.
Package4 Captain Trivia Winner Joined Jul 28, 2015 Jul 7, 2022 #2 Yes that appears to be a repurposed ACW bullseye, you can tell by the sling guide at the bottom of the vessel. SEP stands for Separate Company .
Yes that appears to be a repurposed ACW bullseye, you can tell by the sling guide at the bottom of the vessel. SEP stands for Separate Company .
RedRover 1st Lieutenant Joined Dec 16, 2019 Jul 7, 2022 #3 The New York National Guard had a "24th Separate Company" in the late 19th and early 20th Century: NY AG, 24th Sep. Co. strengths, 1880s. This company was mobilized during the War with Spain in 1898, serving as Co. I, 1st New York Volunteer Infantry. Mentions the 24th Sep. Co. was out of Middleton NY, and served in Hawaii: Google Books: NY, war with Spain, 1st NYV. Google Books: NY AG reports, 1904
The New York National Guard had a "24th Separate Company" in the late 19th and early 20th Century: NY AG, 24th Sep. Co. strengths, 1880s. This company was mobilized during the War with Spain in 1898, serving as Co. I, 1st New York Volunteer Infantry. Mentions the 24th Sep. Co. was out of Middleton NY, and served in Hawaii: Google Books: NY, war with Spain, 1st NYV. Google Books: NY AG reports, 1904
1867crete Sergeant Joined Feb 25, 2017 Jul 7, 2022 #5 Very nice canteen and great score! Thanks for sharing!