Original Civil War Presentation Drum Identified to Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Category_Blunderbuss In addition to the strap-fastened

In addition to the strap-fastened main flap

2" length flat lock plate

Genaux was sitting on the crossroad

5:Shoulder to Sleeve: 23

with the short 20 round size magazine and horizontal foregrip

Original Civil War Presentation Drum Identified to Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Category_Blunderbuss In addition to the strap-fastenedOriginal Item: One of a Kind: This is an absolutely stunning example of a Snare Drum presented and used by Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. Bolles was mustered into service at 27 years of age from his hometown of Ashford, Connecticut, on September 5, 1862 and served through all the actions and engagements the 21st Connecticut was involved with, such as the Battle of Fredericksburg, Suffolk, Drewrys Bluff, Cold