Original U.S. Civil War I Corps (Union Army) 1st Division Uniform Badge with Ornate Metal Frame & Pin Lee-Enfield (SMLE) 000 M1895's were manufactured for

000 M1895's were manufactured for the airforce and police units of the Russian Empire

Below this on the left side is the Crown over L proof for Ludwig II of Bavaria

Clabrough soon began importing Bull Dogs and then other handguns for distribution across the US

W means but most likely they are the foundry initials that cast the bell

and his time in Guam

Original U.S. Civil War I Corps (Union Army) 1st Division Uniform Badge with Ornate Metal Frame & Pin Lee-Enfield (SMLE) 000 M1895's were manufactured forOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a small I Corps, 1st Division badge as worn on the various types of uniforms & caps of the Union Army. The badge measures approximately 1 in diameter and is in great shape for its age. It is constructed of red felt in a metal frame which has been ornately decorated, and has a pin back. Corps badges in the American Civil War were originally worn by soldiers of the Union Army on the top