U.S. ARMY MODEL 1881 LEATHER CAVALRY HOLSTER

[INDIAN WARS]. U.S. Army Model 1881 spiked pith helmet. Manufactured by Shannon, Miller & Crane (active 1880-1892), New York.  Brim to crown 8 in. black wool felt over cork pith helmet, bound vis

US Army leather holster with belt, marked Enger Kress

WW2 U.S. Model 1911 Leather Holster WWII by WARREN missing leather Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or pict

US Army Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber Replica: With Scabbard, Mounted on Felt Framed Background to 21" x 48" Gilded Curved Open Guard and Pommel on Saber with Gilded Scabbard. (260-500)

WWI era U.S. Army Cavalry Leather Saddlebag, having two storage compartments fastened by adjustable straps, dated 1917, marked 21"h x 13"w x 2"d Provenance: A Hamilton, Texas collection We happily

Described By:Rachel HFA VX.5 Title:WWI US Army Cavalry Pair Leather Riding Boots Florsheim Stretchers Stirrups Spats Description: A pair of finely made Florsheim WWI leather cavalry riding boots with

World War II US Army Enger-Kress leather tanker shoulder holster. A very rare example, used for tankers. This particular holster has the owner's name scratched into the back side of the leather - Alfr

Includes 2 Guns with Leather Holster, Army 45, Model 1860 44 Cal, Dick, Tex, and More. Largest measures 14" Excellent

Serial No. 1395559. With original leather holster. (1000/1500)

Accoutrements. Including a U.S. Army M1 helmet with removable liner; a U.S. Graton & Knight Co. M1916 .45 leather holster; U.S. military carpenters tool chest, ephemera, (2) forty eight star Ameri

US Army Model 1902 Officer Dress Belt w/ Eagle Buckle and Sword Hanger. Condition - Belt has wear, leather is dry with some cracks, buckle has some oxidation. etc. See photos

Lot of 3 US Army Swords Including: Model 1902, Model 1860 Staff & Field, Model 1872 Light Cavalry 1.) M1902 - 28.5" blade. 36" overall. Single edged straight back point blade and 22" off-center fu

Including: Approx (12) belts, (25) holsters, earlier US Army bullet pouch and strap,

Original Civil War Field Officer's Uniform and Belt 42''. Includes a long coat with Infantry buttons. Also a model 1850 US Army commissioned officers belt leather belt with buckle. Scattered wear from

Unmarked U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Saber. Wire wrapped leather grip, brass knuckle bow, 36" curved blade, 42-1/4" long overall. Guard stamped "23". Metal Scabbard measures 37-1/2"l. Condition: Good, bla

(lot of 2) Signal Corps U.S. Army Telephones, one Model EE-8 A, and one Model EE-8-B,, both housed in leather cases, crank and battery operated, these model was in general use from 1935 into the Vietn

A US Army Staff and Field Officer model 1860 sword. Double side etched blade with a walking bear mark to the ricasso. The grip is leather bound with a twisted brass wire. Comes with a nickel plated sc

A US Signal Corps model EE-8-B telephone in its leather case. These were used from before WWII to Vietnam. Great collectors peice!    THIS ITEM IS

Kodak 35 Military Camera, SN-122345. Olive drab case with deluxe leather field case. During WWII an olive drab model was built for the US Army and Signal Corps, Circa. 1941-43. Condition: Good with us

U.S. Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry (Dragoon) Saber, in exceptional condition, manufactured ca. 1843 to 1859 by W. H. Horstmann & Sons. The grip is made of wood, covered with black leather and bound with br

Steel blade marked with a Russian eagle and a 1914 date bronze guard and has Russian maker markings and dated 1914 wood grip has original finish leather scabbard with bronze ornaments brass fittings h

United States Civil War M1840 Steel and Brass Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, C. R. Kirschbaum, Solingen, Prussia. Carbon steel sword with brass guard, the hilt covered in a leather and wood grip wrapped

CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD Civil War US model 1960 Light Cavalry Saber. Single edged, curved, fullered blade. No visible maker mark. Leather buffer pad present. Brass hilt, two-branch

This is a pair of US Army, Cavalry Saddle Bags from the Civil War. Each side has the embossed "U.S." stamped into the leather, but one side is very faint. The leather is still supple, but the flap edg