Original U.S. Civil War 1862 Presentation Sword Named to Captain Charles Mohr of the 54th NY State Volunteers Nepalese Cache Extras 577/450 Martini–Henry

577/450 Martini–Henry

Several hundred were in the 11mm Gras caliber for anti balloons use since it was the smallest caliber to be able to receive an incendiary bullet but all the others were in 8mm Lebel

Muskets played a dual role on the battlefield

original “doughnut hole” USMC buttons

South Vietnam were moved to Namphong starting in June 1972

Original U.S. Civil War 1862 Presentation Sword Named to Captain Charles Mohr of the 54th NY State Volunteers Nepalese Cache Extras 577/450 Martini–HenryOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Union Staff and Field Officer's Sword with presentation scabbard offered in nice "sleepy" unaltered condition. Named to Captain Charles Mohr of the 54th Regiment of the New York State Volunteers. This Regiment was made up mainly of men that recently immigrated to the United States especially of German origin that explains why the "presentation plaque" on the scabbard consists of a mixture of the