Original U.S. Civil War Enlisted Man’s Brass Shoulder Scales Category_Snider Rifle Accessories whatever one wants to call

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concentrated artillery to support them

This lovely French flintlock colonial issue musketoon is in the Pattern of 1777

Two types of head injury that might be preventedcontinued to occur after the introduction of the SPH-4

Original U.S. Civil War Enlisted Man’s Brass Shoulder Scales Category_Snider Rifle Accessories whatever one wants to callOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Complete pair of Civil War Shoulder Scales with mounting implements. Light artillery, cavalry troops, and some Non Commissioned Officers, musicians and privates of infantry units went to the front decorated with brass scales on their shoulders. Shoulder scales were originally designed to be a form of body armor. The idea was that if a soldier wearing these was struck down by a swordsman, the blow would be