Original U.S. Civil War Unmarked Confederate Model 1832 Artillery Short Sword and Scabbard Snider Rifles & Bayonets Today the Country we knew

Today the Country we knew as Holland is referred to as the Netherlands and after WWII Colonialism was a thing of the past

The serial number 12949 indicates this revolver was produced by the Colt armory in 1861

The bag was then attached to the T-5 Parachute harness using a carabiner sewn onto the bag

the Germans are supposed to have nicknamed the Lewis "the Belgian Rattlesnake"

as far as a new boundary extending north and south through Sommerance

Original U.S. Civil War Unmarked Confederate Model 1832 Artillery Short Sword and Scabbard Snider Rifles & Bayonets Today the Country we knewOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a Confederate copy of an Ames Model 1832 Artillery Short sword. This design of foot artillery sword has a straight, heavy double edged steel blade. There is one fuller, starting just below the hilt. The overall blade length is approximately 18''. The hilt and cross guard are cast and partly machined and sand cast brass. The grips have been molded in a scalloped eagle feather design. The