![Six-Pounder Field Gun which was obsolete by the Civil War at California State Military Museum. Sacramento, CA.](/t/USCA/CACM21.JPG) | ![Civil War canon used by John Brown to train for Harpers Ferry at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA.](/t/USIA/IADH48.JPG) | ![Buehrles' Gun, captured in Mexico, once fired every Fourth of July at Missouri State Capitol. Jefferson City, MO.](/t/USMOK/MOJC941.JPG) | ![Brass cannon from Civil War on original caisson & carriage, type named after Emperor Napoleon III, believed used at Gettysburg at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH.](/t/USNH/NHVM301.JPG) |
Six-Pounder Field Gun (1841) which was obsolete by the Civil War at California State Military Museum. Sacramento, CA. | Civil War canon used by John Brown to train for Harpers Ferry at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA. | Buehrles' Gun, captured in Mexico, once fired every Fourth of July at Missouri State Capitol. Jefferson City, MO. | Brass cannon from Civil War on original caisson & carriage, type named after Emperor Napoleon III, believed used at Gettysburg at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH. |
![Civil War canon at William T. Sherman House Museum. Lancaster, OH.](/t/USOHS/OHL213.JPG) | ![Civil War cannon at Gettysburg NPS Museum. Gettysburg, PA.](/t/USPA/PAGB031.JPG) | ![Experimental revolving canon built at Petersburg now in Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.](/t/USVA/VASA227.JPG) | ![Cannon grease bucket with chain handle at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO.](/t/USMO/MOLX329.JPG) |
Civil War canon at William T. Sherman House Museum. Lancaster, OH. | Civil War cannon at Gettysburg NPS Museum. Gettysburg, PA. | Experimental revolving canon (1861) built at Petersburg now in Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA. | Cannon grease bucket with chain handle at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO. |
![Civil War Memorial canon & dead soldier. Indianapolis, IN.](/t/USIN/ININ157.JPG) | ![Liberty bearing torch on Civil War Memorial. Indianapolis, IN.](/t/USIN/ININ165.JPG) | ![Soldier with sword on Civil War Monument at Iowa State Capitol. Des Moines, IA.](/t/USIA/IADC137.JPG) | ![Breech loading Colt revolving & Henry repeating rifles which made traditional pre-Civil War tactics deadly & obsolete at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA.](/t/USGA/GAAH45.JPG) |
Civil War Memorial canon & dead soldier. Indianapolis, IN. | Liberty bearing torch & soldier with canon on Civil War Memorial. Indianapolis, IN. | Soldier with sword on Civil War Monument at Iowa State Capitol. Des Moines, IA. | Breech loading Colt revolving & Henry repeating rifles which made traditional pre-Civil War tactics deadly & obsolete at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA. |
![Civil War flintlocks at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH.](/t/USNH/NHVM081.JPG) | ![Collection of Confederate firearms at Museum of Virginia History. Richmond, VA.](/t/USVA/VARF851.JPG) | ![Colt pocket revolver M1853 at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO.](/t/USMO/MOLX355.JPG) | ![Smith & Wesson 32 cal. revolver used by General Rutherford B. Hayes during Civil War at Hayes Museum. Fremont, OH.](/t/USOHN/OHEBM055.JPG) |
Civil War flintlocks at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH. | Collection of Confederate firearms at Museum of Virginia History. Richmond, VA. | Colt pocket revolver M1853 at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO. | Smith & Wesson 32 cal. revolver used by General Rutherford B. Hayes (1864-5) during Civil War at Hayes Museum. Fremont, OH. |
![Collection of Civil War revolvers at Lee's Headquarters Museum. Gettysburg, PA.](/t/USPA/PAGQ49.JPG) | ![Collection of Civil War pistols at Manassas NHS museum. Manassas, VA.](/t/USVA/VANBR47.JPG) | ![Adams Revolver used by Lieutenant General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson at Museum of the Confederacy. Richmond, VA.](/t/USVA/VARF151.JPG) | ![Civil War powder horn at California State Military Museum. Sacramento, CA.](/t/USCA/CACM34.JPG) |
Collection of Civil War revolvers at Lee's Headquarters Museum. Gettysburg, PA. | Collection of Civil War pistols at Manassas NHS museum. Manassas, VA. | Adams Revolver (c1862) used by Lieutenant General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson at Museum of the Confederacy. Richmond, VA. | Civil War powder horn at California State Military Museum. Sacramento, CA. |
![Three metal powder horns at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH.](/t/USNH/NHVM067.JPG) | ![Remington Revolver & knife with scabbard at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO.](/t/USMO/MOLX331.JPG) | ![Civil War sword of Col George A. Stone at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA.](/t/USIA/IADH41.JPG) | ![Presentation Civil War sword of Col. Cyrus Bussey at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA.](/t/USIA/IADH42.JPG) |
Three metal powder horns (c1831, 1860s, & 1857) at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH. | Remington Revolver & knife with scabbard at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, MO. | Civil War sword of Col George A. Stone at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA. | Presentation Civil War sword of Col. Cyrus Bussey at Historical Museum of Iowa. Des Moines, IA. |
![Connecticut medical officer's sword at Lee's Headquarters Museum. Gettysburg, PA.](/t/USPA/PAGQ47.JPG) | ![Civil War writing desk & sword at Vermont History Center. Barre, VT.](/t/USVT/VTMBH091.JPG) | ![Union officer's Civil War frock coat & swords at 1859 Jail Museum. Independence, MO.](/t/USMOK/MOKD471.JPG) | ![Civil War volunteer uniform parts: red frock coat of Pawtucket, RI; Atlanta Grays Captain's sword; Maine epaulets - all impractical for battle at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA.](/t/USGA/GAAH25.JPG) |
Connecticut medical officer's sword (1862) at Lee's Headquarters Museum. Gettysburg, PA. | Civil War writing desk & sword at Vermont History Center. Barre, VT. | Union officer's Civil War frock coat (1864) & swords at 1859 Jail Museum. Independence, MO. | Civil War volunteer uniform parts: red frock coat of Pawtucket, RI; Atlanta Grays Captain's sword; Maine epaulets - all impractical for battle at Atlanta Historical Museum. Atlanta, GA. |