Original U.S. Civil War Homemade Lead Knuckle Duster Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia with a fiberglass body and

with a fiberglass body and metal throat

and when they were looking to update their rifles

Hindenburg's keel was laid down on 30 June 1913

Marked with Crown over G

Intended to be worn over the left shoulder

Original U.S. Civil War Homemade Lead Knuckle Duster Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia with a fiberglass body andOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just acquired from a recent military auction, is a great example of a lead knuckle duster dating from the United States Civil War. Made by melting down lead bullets, these were moderately popular for close combat during the war, and could easily be made with the heat from a camp fire. These are quite smart looking, and probably were hand carved after the original casting. The knuckles measure 4 inches wide by 2. 5 inches