Cpl.Parker
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Does anyone know where to buy mugs with a flip-up lid?
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Kevin
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Mug with a lid?
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Here's another source - Bob Bartelme of Backwoods Tin:
Link: Backwoods Tin
I've bought a few different items from Bob - good quality & design - I can personally attest to the insulated mug - they work great - keeps drinks hot (or cold) and makes hot liquids easy on the lips as well. He's got a regular uninsulated tankard as well.
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Cobb Creek also has "fancy" tankard (a bit pricey, but beautiful!):
Link: Cobb Creek Copper Gallery
Link: Backwoods Tin
I've bought a few different items from Bob - good quality & design - I can personally attest to the insulated mug - they work great - keeps drinks hot (or cold) and makes hot liquids easy on the lips as well. He's got a regular uninsulated tankard as well.
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Cobb Creek also has "fancy" tankard (a bit pricey, but beautiful!):
Link: Cobb Creek Copper Gallery
There is also a period vessel called a Mucket seen HERE
It has a handle,bail,and lid.It's advertised as a Rev War mess kit ..
I got one to carry around Rondys, along with a horn spoon. Married women take pity on this bedraggled looking scarecrow in legins and fill it up with whatever theY're cooking! Being a campdog has worked out pretty well...
best
shunka
It has a handle,bail,and lid.It's advertised as a Rev War mess kit ..
I got one to carry around Rondys, along with a horn spoon. Married women take pity on this bedraggled looking scarecrow in legins and fill it up with whatever theY're cooking! Being a campdog has worked out pretty well...
best
shunka
I have seen several similar pieces but I seriously doubt their historical authenticity. I would very much like to see any depictions of them from pre 1800 or at the very least pre 1900.It's like the the granite wear.When I was doing CW we had problems documenting it before Ca. 1850 in England and doubted it's presence here especially Confederate usage.Curley Gostomski once got a tin three piece boiler from Australia{?} as I recall and it became the rage among CW reenactors.I believe it dated to about 1900+
Cheers
Tom Patton :hmm:
Cheers
Tom Patton :hmm:
