Prussian Eagle Finial – 1803–1871 Books and a canvas securing strap

and a canvas securing strap with metal buckle to keep magazines firmly in place under field conditions

signifying post-independence use following 1991

likely designed to be worn in a uniform pocket

the robust brass construction ensured durability in harsh service conditions

" – a known maker of Confederate military accoutrements based in New Orleans

Prussian Eagle Finial – 1803–1871 Books and a canvas securing strapAn exceptional cast brass Prussian eagle finial, dating between 1803 and 1871, representing the heraldic eagle emblem of the Kingdom of Prussia. This finial, likely mounted atop a military standard, ceremonial staff, or regimental flagpole, displays the imperial eagle in full relief with finely detailed plumage and defined talons. The eagle is shown with wings partially spread, head turned to the right (heraldically left), embodying the authority and