Civil War Era Comb – Dated Patent May 6th, 1851
Step back in time with this authentic Civil War era comb, a rare piece of 19th-century personal care history. Though it's missing a few teeth, the charm and historical value remain fully intact—highlighted by a clearly stamped patent date of May 6th, 1851 etched into the top of the comb. This unique artifact offers a tangible glimpse into the daily hygiene routines of soldiers during camp life, where even simple items like this were essential.
A fascinating addition for any Civil War enthusiast, reenactor, or collector, this comb serves as both a conversation starter and a preserved piece of American history. Whether displayed in a collection or used to illustrate the personal side of wartime life, it's a humble yet powerful reminder of the men who carried it through one of the nation’s most defining conflicts.
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Step back in time with this authentic Civil War era comb, a rare piece of 19th-century personal care history. Though it's missing a few teeth, the charm and historical value remain fully intact—highlighted by a clearly stamped patent date of May 6th, 1851 etched into the top of the comb. This unique artifact offers a tangible glimpse into the daily hygiene routines of soldiers during camp life, where even simple items like this were essential.
A fascinating addition for any Civil War enthusiast, reenactor, or collector, this comb serves as both a conversation starter and a preserved piece of American history. Whether displayed in a collection or used to illustrate the personal side of wartime life, it's a humble yet powerful reminder of the men who carried it through one of the nation’s most defining conflicts.
shipping will be added upon purchase/rmail