Original War of 1812 Era American Militia Cartridge Box with Tins & Detached Carrying Strap - Painted Front Flap Category_Snider Rifle Parts There is so much fascinating

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Skennerton and was first published in 1993 out of Ashmore City

A very nice example of a rare WWII German Red Cross (DRK) buckle

and while the bore does show clear lands and grooves

Original War of 1812 Era American Militia Cartridge Box with Tins & Detached Carrying Strap - Painted Front Flap Category_Snider Rifle Parts There is so much fascinatingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting and unique early American made Militia leather cartridge box. These types were seen in the War of 1812 era through to the Seminole & Mexican American Wars. This example has tins, one of the earliest tinned examples weve seen, and utilized a leather carry strap as opposed to belt loops. The strap is included, but it has entirely broken off of both sides. This gorgeous example has somewhat