Original U.S. Civil War Tin of 250 Hick’s Waterproof U.S. Musket Percussion Caps by American Flask & Cap Co. British Lancer This sword is one such

This sword is one such example

The only combat knives in storage were leftover US M1918 MK1 brass knuckle trench knives from World War I that had never been issued

The leather is very soft and supple

This early version of the Tornister 34 fixed straps attached by split pins

matching the canister and mask

Original U.S. Civil War Tin of 250 Hick’s Waterproof U.S. Musket Percussion Caps by American Flask & Cap Co. British Lancer This sword is one suchOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great piece of Civil War field gear, a large tin of 250 Hicks Waterproof percussion caps. We have not counted to make sure there are 250 present, but it is about full. The lid of the tin reads: 250 HICKS WATERPROOF U. S. MUSKET CAPS AM. FLASK & CAP CO. WATERBURY CONN. Percussion caps were an integral part of the kit of any soldier wielding a modern rifle or updated musket that uses them, as opposed to the