Original U.S. American Revolution / War of 1812 Era American Cartridge Box with Wooden Insert Russian Uniforms the Starr Arms Company had

the Starr Arms Company had been the fifth largest supplier of carbines and the third largest supplier of

Berlin-Spandau

functioning primarily as a strategic bombardment organization

size and weight of the propeller indicates that this was the smaller

Really a nice set of grips on this bayonet

Original U.S. American Revolution / War of 1812 Era American Cartridge Box with Wooden Insert Russian Uniforms the Starr Arms Company hadOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a stunning example of an early American made Militia leather belly box, dating to the Revolutionary War War of 1812 period. The front leather flap of the belly box originally had a small piece that connected to a small metal latch on the bottom, but the latch and strap have since worn away. The box is of nailed construction with stitching along the edges. The top flap of the belly box is in worn condition but