Original U.S. Moro Rebellion Era US Army Artillery Model 1902 Service Cap - Size 6 ⅞ Spanish Helmets while the 2nd Battalion attacked

while the 2nd Battalion attacked from the southeast

The Sharps New Model 1859

apparently caused by the band spring

This is the exact marking that we have seen on "crisp" examples of original Belgian Albini-Braendlin rifles

Designed for use by WW2 paratroopers and commando units

Original U.S. Moro Rebellion Era US Army Artillery Model 1902 Service Cap - Size 6 ⅞ Spanish Helmets while the 2nd Battalion attackedOriginal Item: Only One Available. The dress helmets, both mounted and dismounted, were eliminated in 1902. In their place, the Army issued a new dress cap with a flared crown and a band with branch colored stripes. The visor and chinstrap were made of black enameled leather, and a gilt branch insignia was worn on the front. Like the dress coat, the new dress cap was nothing more than the old forage cap given a new status. The service hat was also