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    Quote Originally Posted by Regimental Colours View Post
    What pattern cartridge was the 69th New York issued?
    Since they were using smoothbore, the buck and ball would be the normal round in a .69 cal. smoothbore weapon. That would also point to the model 1839 or 1857 round ball pattern cartridge box being issued. I believe they were issued the 1850 style shield front cap boxes.

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    Thank you. I greatly appreciate your assistance gentlemen and I just ordered a copy of Remember Fontenoy! The 69th New York and the Irish Brigade in the Civil War.
    "Whoever stood in front of the corn field at Antietam needs no praise." . . . . . Rufus R. Dawes, 6th Wisconsin.

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