Original U.S. Civil War Era Colonel James A. Dennison Cavalry Officer’s Frock Coat - Led Two Invasions into Abyssinia for Khedivate of Egypt from 1874-1876 & Served at Alcatraz Madsen LMG and covered the north and

and covered the north and northwest of the province

succeeded the old iron arrangement for improved accuracy at range

with some splitting and flaking around the edge

with a lovely look that is only attained from real field use

both of the ventilation side lugs and all three of the flat-headed liner retaining rivets

Original U.S. Civil War Era Colonel James A. Dennison Cavalry Officer’s Frock Coat - Led Two Invasions into Abyssinia for Khedivate of Egypt from 1874-1876 & Served at Alcatraz Madsen LMG and covered the north andOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the outstanding Civil War era Cavalry Officers Frock Coat worn by James Alfred Dennison, a veteran of the Civil War who enlisted at 15 years old, serving with the 15th Missouri Volunteer Infantry, later reenlisting in the 8th Missouri Cavalry. He was a cadet at West Point Military Academy from 1866 1870 upon appointment by Congressman Kelso. Afterwards he served as an officer with the 2nd Artillery, then the 8th