U.S. Civil War Percussion Revolver Holster: Unmarked (Left Hand) Swords and the United States had

and the United States had good success with the BAR in a similar role

This is an original P-1887 Mk3 Bayonet with colonial issue brass fitted scabbard

Because of the low quality

No Scabbards were made as this style of cutlass was designed to be worn in a Seaman's waist belt

as Crosfield was one of the founding members along with Earl Haig

U.S. Civil War Percussion Revolver Holster: Unmarked (Left Hand) Swords and the United States hadNew Made Item: U. S. civil war percussion revolver right hip holster (worn on right hip butt forward for use with LEFT HAND). Used by both the North and South, made from high quality black leather. Originally designed to be worn "butt forward" on the belt.