Reproduction copper or brass bugle horn marked CSA, styled after Civil War-era Confederate signal horns used for field communication. During the American Civil War, bugles were an essential tool for relaying commands across camps and battlefields, signaling movements such as assembly, advance, and retreat.
The form follows traditional military bugles with a looped body and flared bell, consistent with instruments carried by infantry, cavalry, and field musicians. Confederate-marked pieces draw from Southern military imagery and are often associated with reenactment, historical display, and Civil War-era collections.
Features an aged copper finish with applied CSA marking, giving the appearance of a period field instrument.
