Original U.S. Civil War Model 1861 Cartridge Box with Original Tins and Note Attributing Box to Robert Miller of St. Louis - Died of Epidemic During War - Missing Box Plate MG 34 Mounts There is some cracking at

There is some cracking at the fold areas of the leather such as the top flap

JAMES FREEMAN worked in London from 1705 until 1782

by a returning British Soldier returning to England in the 1880s after victory had been achieved

This is a very nice lightly used condition pair of German World War Two fur-lined Luftwaffe Airman's Flying Boots

This version is known as the "spike top" for the spike on the crown of the helmet

Original U.S. Civil War Model 1861 Cartridge Box with Original Tins and Note Attributing Box to Robert Miller of St. Louis - Died of Epidemic During War - Missing Box Plate MG 34 Mounts There is some cracking atOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a worn example of a Federal Issue M 1861 Cartridge Box which is missing its belt plate. This box comes with the original tins, but the closure tab is entirely gone, although the knob is retained. This is a scarce cartridge box. With the adoption of new model arms In 1855 the army decided to modify the design and size of the cartridge box. A new pattern was adopted in 1857, and production started on the new