Civil War Canteens

The Civil War Canteens were used by soldiers to carry essential drinking water. A Civil War Canteen was usually made of wood, which was used more by confederate soldiers, and tin. Canteens sometimes were covered in wool cloth. Usually worn over the right shoulder opposite the cartridge box. Buy reproduction Civil War canteens online. These links will re-direct you to our affiliate, CivilWarStandard.com

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Civil War Canteen
Reproduction of those carried frequently during the Civil War, these non-functional Civil War canteens come with shoulder straps and a water plugs, making it a great add-on for your next reenactment or an interesting display for your home.

Civil War Canteen

Civil War Wood Canteen
Made from real antiqued wood, this canteen measures 7½"x 2¾".

CSA Civil War Canteen (CSA Grey)
Covered in gray woolen cloth, this tin canteen measures 8"x 2¾".

U.S. Civil War Canteen (U.S. Blue)
Covered in blue woolen cloth, this tin canteen measures 8"x 2¾".

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