Original U.S. Seminole Wars Era Shako Hat Plate - c.1830s Crimean War There is no location or

There is no location or name on the sign

The "mobile" swas (hook crosses) on both sides are clear and still retain some of the original factory bright plating

Much of the original markings are still present on both the “warhead” as well as the casings

far north of the deepest German penetration

the standard tactic for infantry to repel cavalry

Original U.S. Seminole Wars Era Shako Hat Plate - c.1830s Crimean War There is no location orOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice U. S. Seminole Wars era Shako plate to be worn on the front of a large tar bucket style shako hat worn by Federal and militia soldiers during the 1830s and 1840s. This example depicts an eagle clutching arrows and the American shield in front of flags and drums, with a scroll reading E PLURIBUS UNUM at the bottom. The plate measures 6 x 2 x 5 with heavy curvature. There are spots on the reverse