Original U.S. WWI Cavalry McClellan Saddle with Saddle Bags Original Machine Guns ANTON VINCENT LEBEDA worked in

ANTON VINCENT LEBEDA worked in Prague from 1797 until 1857 being succeeded by his son Ferdinand who worked from 1824 until 1889

with almost all of the original finish present

killing the game animal instantly

upgrading to the McDonnell F-4D Phantom II until its inactivation on 30 April 1967

Dating from early in the war

Original U.S. WWI Cavalry McClellan Saddle with Saddle Bags Original Machine Guns ANTON VINCENT LEBEDA worked inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Offered in very good condition. Stirrup covers are both embossed "U. S", bass plate is marked "12 Inch Seat". Offered in very good condition with a set of period saddle bags. When the war began, practically all Army purchases of harness were made thorough the Jeffersonville, Indiana Quartermaster Depot. 1 Early in 1918, purchasing was moved to Chicago because most of the suppliers were near that city. Given the vast