Original U.S. Indian Wars Era 5th Maryland (175th Infantry Regiment) Company C Maryland National Guard Uniform Coat - The Dandy Fifth Category_Martini-Henry Parts with an engraved trigger guard

with an engraved trigger guard and butt plate

and has much decoration

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which were the last remaining link to the British 1st Airborne Division fighting in Arnhem

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Original U.S. Indian Wars Era 5th Maryland (175th Infantry Regiment) Company C Maryland National Guard Uniform Coat - The Dandy Fifth Category_Martini-Henry Parts with an engraved trigger guardOriginal Item: Only One Available. There have actually been three different 5th Maryland Infantry regiments. The first existed from about 1775 to 1861, when it disbanded and entered confederate service. The second was a Union regiment from the western part of the state, composed almost entirely of German immigrants, which existed only during the Civil War until 1865. The third, to which this shako belonged, was organized in 1867 (hence the date on the