Dman
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The Mighty Quinn and I recently located a CSA Cavalry Camp in Southern Tennessee where a little known CSA Cavalry Unit camped from March to late June, 1863. The top box of relics and stirrup are mine and Quinn found the relics in the second box. I don't normally keep horseshoes, but since the horseshoe and stirrup had CSA bullets all around them, we figured that the area around the little stream was where the cavalry picketed their horses. Notice the hoof pick and blacksmith made tent stake(?) in my box. That's our best guess! The Mighty Quinn has a plain shield eagle button in his box. He says eagle buttons are a common find in CSA Camps because . . . "Our boys needed everything they could get." If you can i.d. the "tent stake," let me know. We are returning there later to locate the camp pickets. It was fun hunting this day and time. Enjoy your hunting.
Regards,
D. H.
Regards,
D. H.
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