Original U.S. WWII type M1 Garand Web Sling Hand Select:No For years it remained unidentified

For years it remained unidentified but recent restoration and research have now uncovered a long lost oil painting by Renowned French Artist Jules Bastien-LePage (1848-1884) of what has become to be known as "The Last True Cavalry Charge in Europe"

The pommel of this dagger is in excellent condition with excellent leaf work especially by the casting lines

Here we offer a complete cuirass set (chest and back plate) with helmet of Lieutenant BARLOW of the Life Guards

button flaps

which was undergoing repairs in New York)

Original U.S. WWII type M1 Garand Web Sling Hand Select:No For years it remained unidentifiedOriginal Item: Very few Available. These are USGI issue genuine late WW2 through 1950s Korean War issue web slings for the M1 Grand rifle. Condition is very good with some use. Slings were once ink stamped but no manufacture dates are legible. Some may have later dates from when MRT was applied. Original WWII slings of any type are hard to find in this solid usable condition with all the early features WWII or Korean War Era sling. Note: 1960s dates