Civil War Pots, Kitchen: Civil War Era Large Coffee Pot - Stainless Steel

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Home: Civil War Photo (M): Alexandria Virginia (vicinity). Battery rodgers erected in 1863 overlooking the Pot

Home: Civil War Photo (M): Brandy Station Virginia. Lt. Chas W. Wolsey with horse headquarters Army of the Pot

Home: 1862 Wood Engraving Major General Ambrose E. Burnside Union Army US Civil War - Original In-Text Wood Engraving - Authenticated

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