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Civil War Troop Organization

16th Jul 2020

A battery was an intricate organization of men, horses, and ordnance. There were multiple duties for each man to perform when not in battle including care of the horses, gun and carriage maintenance, … read more

Small Arms in the Civil War

16th Jul 2020

At the beginning of the Civil War, firearms of all types were in short supply. Many early volunteers were issued antiquated, imported, and nearly obsolete weapons as both sides strained to meet the d … read more

Life of a Soldier

14th Jul 2020

The life of a soldier in the 1860''s was an arduous one and for the thousands of young Americans who left home to fight for their cause, it was an experience none of them would e … read more

Battle of the Ironclads

14th Jul 2020

Battle of the Ironclads - CSS Virginia vs USS Monitor John A.B. Dahlgren was a cannon designer for the US Navy Ordnance Department; he designed the famous cannon that helped decide the War between th … read more

Civil War Reenactments

13th Jul 2020

Many people honor the brave and resourceful people from our past by participating in living history demonstrations known as Civil War reenactments. There are approximately 40,000 Civil War ree … read more

Themed Boxes Arrive At Atlanta Cutlery!

29th May 2020

Looking to put together an outfit but don’t know where to start? Tired of having to find period appropriate items one piece at a time? Don’t fret as Atlanta Cutlery’s new themed boxes are here to save … read more

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