Civil War brush: Dug from the Nashville Union Army pit 1862-1865

Wood hand brush from the US Army dumpsite in downtown Nashville, TN. During the mid 1990's, construction began downtown Nashville which happened to be on a huge Union trash pit that yielded thousands of civil war era relics. Hundreds of leather goods (brogans, boots, belts, cartridge boxes etc) buttons, bullets, bayonets, knives, cloth (half of a Confederate field jacket with KMI buttons), lead items, canteens and a number of wooden relics. This brush is one of the wooden items I recovered. Finding wood items from the war, especially dug relics is very, very rare. This is one of a kind as I did not recover any other brushes.

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