Original Civil War Union Artillery State of New York Militia Dress Coat with Scovill Buttons Lee-Enfield (SMLE) 1942 by transfer of 656

1942 by transfer of 656 enlisted men

Early Type 30 bayonets usually sported a hooked quillion guard which gave it a distinct look

In 1816 the Federal Government ordered 20

and look for a landing area

S-mines were typically used in combination with anti-tank mines to resist the advances of both armor and infantry

Original Civil War Union Artillery State of New York Militia Dress Coat with Scovill Buttons Lee-Enfield (SMLE) 1942 by transfer of 656Original Item: Only One Available. Original Civil War Era State of New York Artillery Dress Coat with Tails. This is a blue single breasted tail coat featuring three rows of eight New York State Seal buttons on the front. The 1" high collar bears attractive red piping. Each cuff has three NY State Seal cuff buttons which are sewn upon a red colored scalloped base. The back splits into two narrow tails. Two NY State buttons are positioned at the waist