Is there any thing marked on the top, the patina looks good, if it is peorid it's not military, civilian. Most units used paper cartridges and did not have a use for the powder flask.
doesn't appear to have anything but one area looks like something but the patina is covering it. I almost took a brush to it but caught myself. I thought it would go nice with the cannonball. It seems like hammered copper
For future reference dont clean anything except for iron objects, CW or not. The spout looks like someone has monkeyed with it? and you are missing a screw.
I see your from Ga.
I recently sold a hutch to a guy down there and this past weekend picked up a rare or hard to find cure from Jug Tavern, Ga. Its on the eBay now
From around Atlanta Ga. and collect Pat. Meds from Atlanta and some from the Southeast. Try to get as many related to Pemberton or Candler. I have some newspaper ads from Candler and Pemberton from the mid 1880's when they were in the drug business, about the time Pemberton sold the formula for Coca Cola. I'll see if I can find the link I posted of one of the ads.
Ok this morning one of the battery charger clips was eaten away. I pulled it and washed and rinsed, gave it a vinegar bath, scraped and wire brushed, and this is the finish product. I don't think another dip will do anything. The inside cleaned out pretty good. I rubbed it down with WD-40 and took these pics. I'm going to have to decide whether to paint it which it looks like might display better by cc6packs picks.
Overall learning the whole cleaning the relic process was great. Everyone here is great....digging is great.....but it glass i'm after and its glass I'll have matty.....