Original U.S. WWI US Army Cavalry M1904 Horse / Motorcycle Throwover Saddlebags German Awards Medals Badges Insignia The factory crossgrain is pretty

The factory crossgrain is pretty much obliterated

The tripod has not been cleaned and is offered "as found" in Nepal

The tape is nicely marked with the following years and information:

There were additional trials after 1770 but different barrel lengths were only adopted experimentally until the introduction of the Flintlock "Paget Carbine" understood to have been introduced in 1806 which utilized a 16" barrel

Cletus Becker - Chicago

Original U.S. WWI US Army Cavalry M1904 Horse / Motorcycle Throwover Saddlebags German Awards Medals Badges Insignia The factory crossgrain is prettyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The tack (harness, saddles, bridles, halters, etc.) used in World War 1 had changed little since the U. S. Civil War in the 1860s fifty years before. For that matter, there have been few changes in the hundred years hence, though saddles and tack are much more padded for both horse and rider, and synthetic materials, not yet invented in 1917, may be used for padding or in place of leather. An experienced horseman