Original U.S. Indian Wars First Issue M1872 Infantry Haversack - US Stamped Brunswick Parts Since this Colt Army Revolver

Since this Colt Army Revolver was made in 1863 it is possible that this revolver was captured during this engagement and taken by Captain Odlum

The front features a central monogram of Prince Adolph II

These are sold for display only and we do not recommend ANY type of use

A really nice holster that will complete any Dutch Navy Contract P08 Luger

Original U.S. Indian Wars First Issue M1872 Infantry Haversack - US Stamped Brunswick Parts Since this Colt Army RevolverOriginal Item: Only One Available. The term haversack comes from the seventeenth century Low German word hafersach meaning a cavalry trooper's bag for horse provender, literally an oat sack. By the mid eighteenth century the French were using the word havresac to mean a single strapped bag worn over one shoulder and used for carrying rations. This term came over into English with the same meaning. Prior to 1851 haversacks were made of white linen in a