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Civil War Camp Accessories

Supplies for your Civil War encampment

Authentic folding camp chairs, stools, and tables. Blankets, tent stakes, Lanterns, candles & lucifers. Cooking & eating utensils.









Lucifer Matches $0.25 Wood matches in a Civil War period correct box. Click on the picture for more images. A history of the Lucifer Match: In 1827, John Walker, English chemist and apothecary, discovered that if he coated the end of a stick with certain chemicals and let them dry, he could start a fire by striking the stick anywhere. These were the first friction matches. The chemicals he used were antimony sulfide, potassium chlorate, gum, and starch. Walker did not patent his "Congreves" as he called the matches (alluding to the Congreve's rocket invented in 1808). Walker was a former chemist at 59 High Street, in Stockton-on-Tees, England. His first sale of the matches was on April 7, 1827, to a Mr. Hixon, a solicitor in the town. Walker made little money from his invention. He died in 1859 at the age of 78 and is buried in the Norton Parish Churchyard in Stockton. In 1829 Samuel Jones saw Walker's "Congreves" and decided to market them, calling his matches "Lucifers". "Lucifers" became popular especially among smokers, but they had a bad burning odor. In 1855, safety matches were patented by Johan Edvard Lundstrom of Sweden. Lundstrom put red phosphorus on the sandpaper outside the box and the other ingredients on the match head, solving the problem of "phossy jaw" and creating a match that could only be safely lit off the prepared, special striking, surface. Quantity



Lantern - Old Red LED $28.95 The Old Red Lantern is a 15 LED, 100 lumen lantern that brings classic charm and warm, inviting light to any space. It's safe for use in tents and barns. Blending rustic design with modern technology, the Old Red features a realistic flickering flame and a control to adjust the amount of light that is generated. No smoke and no fire...the adjustable light output allows Old Red to operate for hours on end with 4 AA batteries, which are included. On HIGH (100 Lumens) Old Red operates for about 9 hours. On LOW, Old Red operates for about 80 hours. The Old Red Lantern is 9 inches high x 4.5 inches wide and is lightweight at about 0.9 pounds. The Old red Lantern features metal construction with a wire-guarded glass globe. It can sit on a table or hang from the wire hook. Click on the picture for more images. Designed in USA. Watch the film: Quantity










Heirloom 1850s Chili Seasoning $10.95 1850 Heirloom Chili Seasoning Chili was originally referred to as "a bowl of Texas Red" This Heirloom seasoning allows you to cook a traditional bowl of chili, just like the early Texans ate. San Antonio is the birthplace of chili and Texas Red war quickly adopted as a staple food. The frontier army immediately added chili as a favorite of the troops as well Texas cattle drive cooks. Ingredients: Black Pepper, Garlic, Sea Salt, Ancho Chili Powder, Cumin Red Peppers, Paparika, Selected Spices, Extract of Capsicum, Masa Net wt 6.0 oz (170 g) Comes in Mild, Medium and Hot Click on the images to see more pictures. Please Note: All seasoning will be shipped directly from our vendor (Texas Spice & Trading Company, LLC). Proudly Made in USA. Quantity	Heirloom Chisholm trail 1870 Steak Rub $10.95 Heirloom Seasoning Chrisholm 1870 Steak Seasoning Cooks of the Texas cattle drives created a variety of seasonings to prepare steaks. This Heirloom steak seasoning is a recreation of a popular vintage steak rub that will give you a authentic taste of the cattle drive, chuck wagon days. Ingredients: Ground chipotle powder, ground paprika, Cumin, Sea salt, Sugar, Coffee. Net wt. 6.0 oz (170 g) Great on beef, poultry, pork, wild game. Click on the images to see more pictures. Please Note: All seasoning will be shipped directly from (Texas Spice & trading Company, LLC). Proudly Made in USA. Quantity
Blue Norther Steak Seasoning $9.95 Blue Norther Steak Seasoning A fresh and bold blend of herbs and selected spices that is a universal steak, hamburger, and meat seasoning that will add a superb level of taste to any meat. Add to a stew for a kick of flavor, or add to some wild game meat for a full and enjoyable taste. Apply dry rub to meat and rest in the refrigerator for 1 hour minimum. Grill or roast as desired. For large cuts of meat or roasts, season and let rest overnight. Ingredients: Salt, Selected Spices, Herbs, Pepper, Garlic, Paprika. Net wt. 6.0 oz (170 g) The spices in this recipe were in common use during this time period (early in the mid-19th century). Click on the images to see more pictures. Please Note: All seasoning will be shipped directly from our vendor (Texas Spice & Trading Company, LLC). Proudly Made in USA. Quantity	Heirloom Spicy Carne Asada $10.95 Heirloom Seasoning Spicy Carne Asada Blend This seasoning is based on an original 1860's San Antonio seasoning recipe for traditional Carne Asada. Carne Asada literally means "grilled meat." Your grilled meat can be used for tacos, burritos, tortas, or served as a meal by itself. Anglos quickly adopted this seasoning and used it in variety of dishes and with game meats. Uses: Apply dry rub to meat and rest in the refrigerator for 1 hour minimum. Grill or roast as desired. Excellent for grilling meats and flat iron searing. This blend may also be used to enhance the flavor of soups, stews, and meat dishes. Flank steak and round steak are preferred, but any thin cut of meat will work. Ingredients: Selected spices, salt, chili peppers, onion, garlic, red pepper, cumin, less than 2 percent silicon dioxide to prevent caking. Net wt. 6.0 oz (170 g) Great on beef, poultry, pork, wild game. Click on the images to see more pictures. Please Note: All seasoning will be shipped directly from (Texas Spice & trading Company, LLC). Proudly Made in USA. Quantity




















Tent - Tent Slip, Rectangular $2.25 Tent slips keep the tent ropes tight and the tents sturdy. The peanut-shaped piece of wood is threaded into the tent ropes, then angled and pulled tight. The rectangular tent slip measures approximately 5.5" long, 2" wide, and 1" thick. Stained with Linseed Oil. Available in Pine or Poplar wood. While the peanut-shaped tent slips were to military specification, rectangular tent slips were easily crafted in the field and were thus readily available. Per military specs "Tent slips - To be made of cherry, birch, or other close-grained and suitable wood. For wall tents, 5 1/2" long, 1 3/4" wide at each end, 1" in diameter in the middle, and 1" thick throughout, a hole at each end, 3/8" in diameter, to receive the tent cord." Click on the picture to see a larger image. OUT OF STOCK ... Proudly MADE IN THE USA in the Great State of Idaho. Quantity	Tent - Tent Slip, Peanut Shape $2.95 Tent slips keep the tent ropes tight and the tents sturdy. The peanut-shaped piece of wood is threaded into the tent ropes, then angled and pulled tight. The peanut shaped tent slip measures approximately 5.5" long, 1.75" wide, and 1" thick. Stained with Linseed Oil. Per military specs "Tent slips - To be made of cherry, birch, or other close-grained and suitable wood. For wall tents, 5 1/2" long, 1 3/4" wide at each end, 1" in diameter in the middle, and 1" thick throughout, a hole at each end, 3/8" in diameter, to receive the tent cord." NOTE the Tent Slip in the Photo Above: President Lincoln meets with Detective Alan Pinkerton at Antietam Battlefield October 1862. out of stock... Click on the picture of the tent slip to see a larger image. Proudly MADE IN THE USA in the Great State of Idaho. Quantity