Jackson Artifacts | Museum of the Confederacy

Jackson’s black rubberized canvas haversack, Jackson’s field glasses, stamped on case “U.S. SUPERIOR MARINE”	Locket containing hair of General Jackson	Jackson’s Lefaucheux Brevete model Revolver, serial # 64300	Jackson’s California-style spurs, presented by him to a friend in Winchester, Virginia
Jackson’s Virginia Military Institute epaulets.	Jackson's Model 1850 U.S. Staff and Field Officer's Sword manufactured by Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia	Tableaux including (L-R): oil portrait by William D. Washington; Jackson's infantry officer's forage cap, swords and scabbard, field glasses, Adams revolver (Serial # 40573) in case, Virginia Military Institute epaulettes, Maxims of Napoleon, silver spurs given to him during the war; and oil portrait by Benjamin F. Reinehart.	Mourning badge worn by Williamsburg, VA, ladies in memory of General Jackson.

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