Drum

Object/Artifact

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Historic Germantown

Name/Title

Drum

Entry/Object ID

GHS 1433.1-.2

Description

.1- Red, gold, and black bands hold fleeces in place with iron clips (10) at top and bottom strung together by cotton rope, small star surrounds ivory hole. .2- Two wooden drumsticks.

Made/Created

Place

* Untyped Place

USA (?)

Dimensions

Height

14-1/4 in

Material

Wood, leather, cotton, iron, ivory

Provenance

Notes

GHS True Accession Book #1433, "Drum bought from Mr. George Wolf, a drummer, without a rival, by Mr. Thos. F. Watson, Sr. Drum was used at the Battle of Gettysburg and Antedam Creek. Also played in many G.A.R parades in Germantown and G.A.R conventions. Mr. Wolf belonged to the buck tail regiment of Ellis Post No. 6." Donated by Rachael A. Watson, 608 Locust Avenue, October 13, 1948. See note about drum's provenance in Object file.