Original U.S. Civil War Leather Model 1829 NCO Bayonet & Sword Baldric Carriage Marked to Watervliet Arsenal Headgear Published by the 104th Infantry

Published by the 104th Infantry Division This is a scarce in-theater printed piece

which matches the other fittings and blade perfectly

The tunic is constructed of the correct khaki wool with authentic correct US eagle buttons

though there a bit of damage on one side

Original U.S. Civil War Leather Model 1829 NCO Bayonet & Sword Baldric Carriage Marked to Watervliet Arsenal Headgear Published by the 104th InfantryOriginal Item. Only One Available. A baldric is a belt worn over one shoulder that is typically used to carry a weapon or other implement such as a drum. The word may also refer to any belt in general, but this usage is poetic or archaic. Collectors today refer to them as cross belts when used in conjunction with a cartridge box or just as an over the shoulder belt. This is an outstanding Civil War period Model 1829 NCO bayonet & sword baldric which