Richmond Arsenal .57-.58 Ammunition Crate (Late-War)
Beginning in February of 1864 the Richmond Arsenal began making rifled musket ammunition in the style of the Enfield Cartridge. These new rounds were longer and necessitated a dimensional change in the ammunition crates that where built to house them.
Beginning in February of 1864 the Richmond Arsenal began making rifled musket ammunition in the style of the Enfield Cartridge. These new rounds were longer and necessitated a dimensional change in the ammunition crates that where built to house them.
Beginning in February of 1864 the Richmond Arsenal began making rifled musket ammunition in the style of the Enfield Cartridge. These new rounds were longer and necessitated a dimensional change in the ammunition crates that where built to house them.