Pocket Watch of Colonel Junius Daniel

[Shotgun Steve]

Junius Daniel served as colonel of the Fourteenth Regiment North Carolina Troops (Fourth Regiment North Carolina Volunteers). Promoted to brigadier general in September 1862, Daniel fought with distinction at Gettysburg in 1863 and at the Wilderness in early May 1864. He used this watch, a gift from his wife Ellen, to count the number of Union artillery shells per minute fired on his position at Spotsylvania Courthouse. He was mortally wounded at Spotsylvania Courthouse on the morning of May 12, 1864, and died the following day.

[Tjackstephens]

Steve, Fine looking pocket watch. Bet it is not run on batteries!! Tj 

[Stillwater]

I would give a lot to find one in that good condition...

Bill

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[St. George]

Then start going to estate sales and better antique shops.

You'll find good ones there.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!

[Tjackstephens]

St. George, I found a very good one at a gun show. Tj

[St. George]

Coin shows are another good place to look.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!