Original U.S. Indian Wars Army No. 1 .50-70 Hagner Cartridge Box MG 15 Members of the police force

Members of the police force at the NCO level would wear embroidered Civic police eagle insignia on their left sleeves

Here we have a lovely patinated early 2nd year of production example of one of the world's first successful repeating shotguns

Lee was not certain of Grant's specific plans

The number of rural deliverers was largely increased

The zinc plated steel base still does have some oxidation

Original U.S. Indian Wars Army No. 1 .50-70 Hagner Cartridge Box MG 15 Members of the police forceOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce variant of cartridge box known as the No. 1 Hagner. Internally, the box has twenty four canvas, bullet loops and a bulged out compartment, on the right side of the box, to house the M1868 combination gun tool. The box was developed by Major P. V. Hagner, and was submitted and subsequently approved by the Cavalry and Infantry Equipment Boards, in 1871 and 1872. These early, number 1, Hagner boxes had