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1. civilwartalk.com › threads › 58-caliber-rifle.58 caliber rifle cartridges, blanks. | Reenactors Forum ...

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   Jan 13, 2013 · I'm pretty sure they used a stamp to label the paper. The one I use I print from my PC printer, onto the paper before wrapping the cartridges. The Confederates required labels on their arsenal Packs from all arsenals, and the British imported ammo had labels as well.

2. www.authentic-campaigner.com › forum › militaryArsenal pack labels - Authentic Campaigner

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   I did a search on the forum and found previous posts that revealed that all Federal arsenals, with the exception of St. Louis, stopped labeling arsenal packs by 1861. But I recalled seeing an arsenal pack in my Confederate EOG. The pack pictured is an Enfield .58 pack stamped "Charleston Arsenal, 1863".

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   When did the Allegheny Arsenal start making cartridges?

   • The five presses with five plates were completed in 1857, but the earliest known cartridge label from the Allegheny Arsenal is dated 1858. These labels provided information about the weapon, its calibre, powder charge, type of bullet, place and date of manufacture.

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   Who made the first cartridge bundle stamps?

   • The printing plates for the first labels of cartridge bundles were designed and made by the Frankford Arsenal in 1857. These stamps were prepared only for the Arsenals of Construction, namely Allegheny, Watervliet, St. Louis, Washington and Benicia.

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   Did cartridge bundles exist before the Civil War?

   • Cartridge bundles did exist before the Civil War broke out. According to the book, Military Pyrotechny for the Use of Cadets of United States Military Academy, West Point, from 1832, 10 cartridges in two tiers, with alternating balls was bundled in a folding box using a properly sized wrapping paper.

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4. www.4thuscok.org › notes › cartridgecartridge and arsenal pack instruction - 4th US Co. K

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   Place the string, paper, and ten cartridges into the box (photo 10). Note: the paper's long length is marked A. Fold. over the top sides and then fold over one end - like wrapping a gift (photo 11). Place the tube of cartridges in the. open end of the pack, fold and close the remaining end, and tie off (photo 12).

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   Aug 24, 2020 · The five presses with five plates were completed in 1857, but the earliest known cartridge label from the Allegheny Arsenal is dated 1858. These labels provided information about the weapon, its calibre, powder charge, type of bullet, place and date of manufacture.

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7. sullivanpress.com › welcome-to-sullivan-pressFrankford Arsenal Cartridge Pack Labels – Sullivan Press

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   Sep 7, 2016 · Frankford Arsenal Cartridge Pack Labels Labels come per sheet and are available for the following ammunition: .58 Caliber Musket Frankford Arsenal, 1861, .52 Caliber, Sharps Rifle, Hartford, Ct., as seen in Echoes of Glory, .577 Enfield Rifle, Charleston Arsenal, 1863, as seen in Echoes of Glory, Colt?s Navy Pistol, Richmond Va., as seen in ...

8. www.gimcrackandbunkum.com › arsenal-stamps-labelsArsenal Stamps & Labels | Gimcrack & Bunkum

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   Arsenal Pack Labels and Wrappers: I offer a wide variety of both stamped and printed reproduction labels, should you choose to package your cartridges. The relevant options for each cartridge are in the drop-down menu where you select the quantity you’d like, and pictures of each are in the gallery attached to their product.

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10. www.thejeffersonarsenal.com › product-page › displayINERT .58cal Minié cartridges, 10rd Arsenal pack | website

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    Perfect for living history displays and reenactments, these inert musket cartridges are sure to complete your Civil War-era impression! Ten rounds come bundled in a period-correct Arsenal wrapper, stamped with a label copied from an original ammunition bundle.