I cannot thank you enough for your valuable help with my question regarding the 33rd TN. We are humbled to be the repository for such an important artifact. Although the Texas Panhandle had no role in the War (Comanches ruled this part of Texas in those days), we have received a fair number of artifacts. We are always searching for new information on our collection and the below listing is of artifacts soon to be placed in an updated Civil War exhibit case. Any information you might be willing to share about any of these units, or any help you might offer in pointing me in the right direction, I will greatly appreciate. I am aware of and have used the NPS's Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System. Thank you.

Respectfully,

Michael R. Grauer
PPHM

Springfield Model 1842 U. S. Percussion Rifle Musket, .69 caliber, 1853.

Donor: C. M. Ackerman 20/7

This musket carried in the Civil War by Miles Ackerman, Company H of the 141st Illinois Volunteer Infantry, organized at Alton, Illinois, in October 1864.

Remington New Model Army Percussion Pistol, .44 caliber, circa 1864. No Serial No.
R. T. “Ted” Alexander Collection
Marked A. V. Fleming inside the grips. Fleming served in the 1st Zouave Battalion (Louisiana).

U. S. Model 1864 Cartridge Box
U. S. Cap Box
U. S. Military Belt
U. S. Model 1855 Bayonet and scabbard
Carried by Pvt. Thomas J. Hershberg, Company G, 82nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Donor: Mrs. Addie Hershberg 1314/1-4

U. S. Saber and Scabbard
Carried by Green M. McGinnis, 8th Missouri Cavalry.
Donor: Cleo McGinnis 1996.222.3

Confederate Sword
Allegedly carried by J. B. Abbott, 12th Texas Cavalry (or 8th Mississippi Cavalry), at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Donor: G. T. Abbott 515/1

Confederate Forage Cap or Kepi
Worn by J. M. Browning, 6th Missouri Cavalry.
Donor: 85/3

Confederate Hand-made Saber/Cutlass
Allegedly carried by Dan Wilson (Company A, 33rd Mississippi) Infantry at the Battle of Corinth.
Donor: Mrs. J. R. Wilson 184/3