Original U.S. Civil War Named Private Purchase Chasseur Style Pattern Kepi With VI Corps, White 2nd Division Patch Military Flare Guns Was this really some French

Was this really some French officer's pocket pistol carried at Waterloo that lay down in the dirt for 46 years

This is an excellent condition all original example of a German Army M42 single decal helmet

A very unusual flintlock carbine beautifully cleaned to top display condition

The decal is retained at 75%

Original U.S. Civil War Named Private Purchase Chasseur Style Pattern Kepi With VI Corps, White 2nd Division Patch Military Flare Guns Was this really some FrenchOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic Civil War Union enlisted Federal Chasseur Pattern Kepi that features fabric of very fine blue wool broadcloth. The crown stands nearly 4 high at the front, 6 at the rear seam and the top is 5 in diameter, stiffened with a pasteboard beneath the lining. The body of the cap meets a band of wool seamed only at the rear and stiffened with leather. The cap's interior is lined with lovely light brown