Original U.S. Civil War Federal Issue M-1855 Enlisted Belt Buckle - Gettysburg Battlefield Recovered Relic from the Former Shields Battlefield Museum Snider Rifle Accessories The Thompson 1928 sub machine

The Thompson 1928 sub machine gun is perhaps the most recognizable firearm of World War II

and has cracking in many areas

It looks to be of nickel or silver

The threaded portion on top of each grenade head corresponds to a threaded portion under the metal jacket on the lower part of each head

This musket was used in the era of the expansion of the British Empire and acquired symbolic importance at least as significant as its physical importance

Original U.S. Civil War Federal Issue M-1855 Enlisted Belt Buckle - Gettysburg Battlefield Recovered Relic from the Former Shields Battlefield Museum Snider Rifle Accessories The Thompson 1928 sub machineOriginal Items: Only One Set Available: This is a Model 1855 U. S. Army Federal Issue recovered from the battlefields of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This buckle was formerly part of the Shields Museum, which was located in Gettysburg, PA. This buckle was found either predating the formation of the National Military Park, or from Private Land before it was acquired by the National Park Service, and therefore are completely legal to own. Ott Shields