Original U.S. Army Indian Wars Model 1876 Cold Weather Hood / Hat U.S. Field Gear The all brass hilt consists

The all brass hilt consists of a finely detailed lion head cat with art deco leaf backstrap and "P" guard

which ran along the Cambodian and Laotian borders in the western portion of Vietnam

[It has been told that the Germans punched holes in the canned rations from the Red Cross so the prisoners couldn't store them for escapes

and in 1807 Lord Gambier appointed him captain of the fleet for the Second Copenhagen Expedition perhaps due to his familiarity to navigation of the Copenhagen Road he gained from previous service there in 1800

these bear simulated WWII markings

Original U.S. Army Indian Wars Model 1876 Cold Weather Hood / Hat U.S. Field Gear The all brass hilt consistsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Indian War Model 1876 Cold Weather Combination Hood Hat. Developed for soldiers stationed on the frontier, especially in Prairie areas where the unbearable cold weather conditions really took its toll on the troops serving in those areas. Constructed of an ochre duck cotton, lined with red wool, and trimmed with twill cotton tape, The hood could be secured by the means of two buttons at the front. A fold down visor