Original Civil War Presentation Drum Identified to Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Russian Army The clock was also equipped

The clock was also equipped with a one-button chronograph with a 60-minute counter

GOV’T CARLISLE MODEL by Bauer & Black: The tin is opened but all contents are present

The Naval portepee knot is the most complicated of all branches of the German Armed forces

Original tag has been cut away but it is built in the style of the B-3 jacket with slash front pockets without zippers

This is a very good example of a genuine World War I M1915 French Army "Adrian" steel helmet

Original Civil War Presentation Drum Identified to Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Russian Army The clock was also equippedOriginal Item: One of a Kind: This is an absolutely stunning example of a Snare Drum presented and used by Drummer John Bolles of Company D, 21st Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. Bolles was mustered into service at 27 years of age from his hometown of Ashford, Connecticut, on September 5, 1862 and served through all the actions and engagements the 21st Connecticut was involved with, such as the Battle of Fredericksburg, Suffolk, Drewrys Bluff, Cold