LintHead Restorations
Copper Relics Attributed to Civil War Sites — 1931–1933 Labeled Riker Mount
Copper Relics Attributed to Civil War Sites — 1931–1933 Labeled Riker Mount
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Group of aged copper relics preserved in an early Riker specimen mount with handwritten collection labels dated 1931–1933. The labels attribute the pieces to Civil War-related sites or material and are an important surviving part of the display.
What is documented
- Mount: Early Riker specimen case
- Labels: Handwritten collection notes dated 1931–1933
- Material: Copper or copper-alloy relic fragments
- Presentation: Period assembled specimen display
The documented provenance is the early 1930s mount and its handwritten labels. The Civil War identification is a period collector attribution recorded on those labels; the individual metal pieces have not been independently archaeologically authenticated by LintHead Restorations. The display is therefore offered as a documented early relic collection with period Civil War attribution—not as newly certified battlefield provenance.
Condition
The metal pieces retain stable natural patina and age oxidation. The mount and handwritten labels remain part of the historical presentation. Review every photograph closely because the labels, arrangement, frame, and relic surfaces form the complete condition and attribution record.
Shipping
Packed securely in Georgia and shipped insured. Transit damage is covered under the published damage process.
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