Original U.S. Spanish-American War 12th Infantry Captain Robert Kennon Evans Officer’s Blue Wool Service Coat - Battle of San Juan Hill Helmets It was mustered out March

It was mustered out March 23

apparently un-installed example of a USAAF Type X-1 Reflex sight

Bury St Edmunds

all in Hungary were unopposed

complete with a 2nd pattern leather frog and swivel brass hook

Original U.S. Spanish-American War 12th Infantry Captain Robert Kennon Evans Officer’s Blue Wool Service Coat - Battle of San Juan Hill Helmets It was mustered out MarchOriginal Item: Only One Available. We were thrilled to receive a remarkable artifact that will pique your interest. This is a US Army service coat made of dark blue wool, and it has been traced back to Brigadier General Robert Kennon Evans, thanks to the information passed down from the private museum from which which it was de accessed. This particular coat was worn by General Evans during his time as a Captain in the 12th Infantry. He played a