Original U.S. Civil War 79th Pennsylvania Infantry Identified Federal Percussion Cap Box Pouch with Museum Tag & Original Caps - Chambers Gibble Other European Militaria It was a major element

It was a major element in the success of the invasion

and for aerobatic and wing walking use in air shows

• All of the above uniform sets still on their WW2 naval folding wire hangers and kept inside a named military issue soft sided suit case marked TYPE B-4 made by Stein Brothers

probably to show the position of the firing pin and/or for lubrication

Original U.S. Civil War 79th Pennsylvania Infantry Identified Federal Percussion Cap Box Pouch with Museum Tag & Original Caps - Chambers Gibble Other European Militaria It was a major elementOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This leather percussion cap box is a fine, complete example of a Federal pattern accoutrement carried by US Infantrymen during the Civil War. The black leather specimen is in very strong condition, and even retains many of the original caps inside! Cap box construction exhibits seam stitching that is strong and tight, with riveted ends to the belt loops. The black leather outer flap is supple and exhibits a surface with