Original U.S. Civil War Model 1864 Type II .58 Cal. Cartridge Box by F. A. Sniffen with Tin Inserts UZI so it eventually became the

so it eventually became the nickname of German machine guns (although mostly related to lMG 08/15)

Fully lined with cloth sweatband

NAVY M-1917 (or perhaps M-1885) TRAINING CUTLASS just as it was found as a sleeper

with some oxidation on the hardware

women and animals went through in the past by adding this set to your collection

Original U.S. Civil War Model 1864 Type II .58 Cal. Cartridge Box by F. A. Sniffen with Tin Inserts UZI so it eventually became theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely and surprisingly very good condition Civil War cartridge box. It features a cleanly embossed US on the outer flap and has a cleanly stamped manufacturers mark and inspectors mark on the inside closure flap. F. A. SNIFFENU. S. ORD. DEPTSUB INSPECTORR. NECE Reuben Nece, of Philadelphia Pennsylvania received a contract to supply 33,000 cartridge boxes from 1863 to 1865. The cartridge box is "Pattern