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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	00.34.1.3.1	Cloth fragment	Fragment of Confederate flag, white portion now yellowed, and smaller fragment of red tacked on to the white. Captured by black troops at Belle Island which was a prison for Union soldiers. April 3, 1865, Major W.C. Bryant. Color: RD,WH
2	00.34.1.5.10	Key	Iron jail key, large double finger loop; notched end piece.
3	00.34.1.5.27	Bugle	World War I issue. a. Bugle; black and green. b. Leather strap. c. Mouthpiece.
4	00.34.1.5.8	Nail	Cast iron rosehead square-cut nail from the the timberclad Union gunship, USS Conestoga. The river gunboat was acquired by the US Navy in 1861 and used by the Western Gunboat Flotilla. It served until March 8, 1864 when it was sunk in a collision with USS General Price.
5	00.34.1.5.9	Nail	Cast iron rosehead square-cut nail from the the timberclad Union gunship, USS Conestoga. The river gunboat was acquired by the US Navy in 1861 and used by the Western Gunboat Flotilla. It served until March 8, 1864 when it was sunk in a collision with USS General Price.
6	00.34.1.7.23	Tombstone	French issue grave marker; tin, pleated surface; red, white & blue painted roundel; suspended rectangular metal name plate; metal strips below, having a ribbon-like appearance.
7	00.34.1.7.24	Bugle	Spanish Army isse of the Spanish-America War, 1898,; brass construction & brass mouthpiece; tone adjustment wing nut on mid-right side, stamped, "RE, DO"; brass ring on top & rear for securing leather shoulder strap; 1/4" brown leather shoulder strap attached; bell stamped, "HAAS, BARCELONA"
8	1989.43.494	Metal fragment	Burned up, discoloration; jagged edges. "Piece of metal from a Jap 'Zero' airplane shot down in attack on Pearl Harbor December 7th 1941.
9	1989.43.869	Lighter	Cylinder, engraved "Italia, Cerignola, 1944 RTB. Has a cap and the inside is somewhat rusty.
10	1989.43.934	Shell	Light to dark brown. 75mm shell casing. Has the design of leaves and "E". Sharp points at the top.. 1 Rovsible Carlien
11	1992.7	Pipe	Teak pipe bowl carved by a Confederate soldier while in prison. It was done to show the donors father how the south won the Battle of Bull Run. The bowl has the carved letters RUN surrounded by carved pictures which include: a slider with a bayonet, a gun, a shock of wheat, a bullet, a soldier in flight, a horse, a heart, and a bull. According to Everett Alderman: "Beginning with the carving of the bull, and the RUN (The N is reversed). Turning the pipe bowl to the right, a Northern soldier on a 'stretcher', a Northern solider has thrown down his rifle and runs into the wheat field for protection leaving his equipment behind.