Civil War lot that consists of two military style, black leather, full-flap, commercial holsters for percussion revolvers, a Watertown Arsenal cartridge box for .58 caliber rifle-musket, and a percussion cap pouch. The first holster is nearly identical to the military issue holster for the Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver except that the flap has an external latch tab that is secured by a loop on the holster body rather than a brass finial. The form fitting holster is lined with black leather and has a 1 1/2-inch belt loop sewn on the back. This is a high quality, military style holster that was probably manufactured for sale to officers. The second holster has a 'California' profile body with brass finial that secures a 3/4 flap. The simple, black leather holster is unlined and has a toe plug and 1-inch wide belt loop that is sewn to the back of the holster. The holster appears to be designed to fit either a Colt or Remington Army Revolver. Neither holster has any visible marker's markings. Both holsters are typical of the revolvers carried by Federal and Confederate officers during the Civil War. The cartridge box has a lead filled brass "US" plate on the front flap and is boldly marked: "WATERTOWN ARSENAL/1864" on the inner flap. The box has the late style, riveted and sewn latch tab and is complete with two original cartridge tins. Both sling loops have been removed from the bottom of the box. The percussion cap pouch has the maker's name and address lightly stamped on the inner flap. The pouch retains all of the original fleece lining.