otherwise the forage cap is as used by Hollenbeck when we fought during the war
There also is an arsenal ink stamp reading 昭 17
This is a very interesting propeller stand made from a section of a Midwestern Aviation Company Marshall Propeller
Close range combat was the order of the day and these smoothbore weapons were terribly effective when volleys were fired at massed troops
The red tunic of high quality melton cloth has yellow facings complete with all it's regimental buttons stating "Carbineers" and high quality gilt roping to epaulettes and cuffs
Original U.S. Civil War Starr Arms M1858 .44 Double Action Army Percussion Revolver - Matching Serial 15379 Holsters & Cases otherwise the forage cap isOriginal Item. One Only. This is a lovely honest used Civil War Star Arms Model 1858 Double Action Army Percussion revolver, bearing the serial number of 15379, indicating production in mid late 1862. This revolver was made about 75% through a production run of around 21,500 revolvers, delivered to the U. S. Army 1862 1863. After this, starting at serial number 23,000, they moved to the requested Single Action Model of 1863, which cost HALF of what