I am looking to sell my leathers, rifle and more to a good home at the firm price of $650. These have not been out in the field since the 145th Antietam. Serious inquires only please. Feel free to pm me on this.
Included are:
Dog Tent with spikes
Canteen
Leathers for Union Soldier
Two Union Hats, one is a Chris Semancik design, current curator of the U.S. Military Archives in Virginia
Bayonet and Scabbard,
Size 12 boots, broken in but no where near broken
1853 Three Band Enfield, Armi Sport Reproduction. The stock has been refinished with a more natural tone than the plastic layer of nonsense they come with standard. Hammer locks on click one and strikes smooth on second click. Load gauge included to roll your own cartridges.
In the Haversack comes a tin plate with spoon and fork, two knight caps and a set of white dress gloves, large hands of course and two creme soda bottles for wonderful refilling!
The items are located in Chambersburg, Pa and would make for a great day of history as we were supposedly the only northern town burned during the Civil War, secondly we are the location of the Army of Northern Virginia's turn towards Gettysburg and finally our John Brown house has been preserved... in case you need to know.
Included are:
Dog Tent with spikes
Canteen
Leathers for Union Soldier
Two Union Hats, one is a Chris Semancik design, current curator of the U.S. Military Archives in Virginia
Bayonet and Scabbard,
Size 12 boots, broken in but no where near broken
1853 Three Band Enfield, Armi Sport Reproduction. The stock has been refinished with a more natural tone than the plastic layer of nonsense they come with standard. Hammer locks on click one and strikes smooth on second click. Load gauge included to roll your own cartridges.
In the Haversack comes a tin plate with spoon and fork, two knight caps and a set of white dress gloves, large hands of course and two creme soda bottles for wonderful refilling!
The items are located in Chambersburg, Pa and would make for a great day of history as we were supposedly the only northern town burned during the Civil War, secondly we are the location of the Army of Northern Virginia's turn towards Gettysburg and finally our John Brown house has been preserved... in case you need to know.