Original U.S. WWI Era Named New York Military Academy Cadet Sergeant’s Dress Uniform Coat with Cap and Red Plume - Larned GWOT We often see these with

We often see these with the sling swivels removed or broken off

The 1874-pattern Sharps was a particularly popular rifle that led to the introduction of several derivatives in quick succession

000 of the rifle are thought to have been made

Definitely some great potential for further research

with the silver on the front tarnished to a lovely patina

Original U.S. WWI Era Named New York Military Academy Cadet Sergeant’s Dress Uniform Coat with Cap and Red Plume - Larned GWOT We often see these withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a desirable World War I era New York Military Academy cadet uniform grouping identified to a cadet named Larned. The group consists of a dark dress uniform coat bearing sergeants chevrons and its matching New York Military Academy dress cap complete with the distinctive red feather plume. The New York Military Academy was founded in 1889 by American Civil War veteran and educator Charles Jefferson Wright, who