Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Georgia Joe Brown Pike with Sunburst Stamp on Ricasso - 96 1/4” Long Manufacture Type_Original Items he was awarded The Legion

he was awarded The Legion of Merit with Combat V for operations in the forward Pacific Area Jan

usually only seen on the very early Model 1873 Rifles

Here is an octagonal barreled very upmarket "Kentucky" style flintlock target rifle

During World War I many pilots wore one-finger coney-fur gauntlets with the cuff extended well up their arms to keep out drafts

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Georgia Joe Brown Pike with Sunburst Stamp on Ricasso - 96 1/4” Long Manufacture Type_Original Items he was awarded The LegionOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the War Between the States, to arm the Home Guard, Gov. Joseph E. Brown had made a great number of pikes, daggers on long poles, for close fighting. The mill near Sautee Creek, Georgia, was converted to the manufacture of Joe Brown Pikes. Though church bells and old iron were given for making the pikes, iron from a forge near Clarksville was probably used too. After the War the mill was reconverted to grinding