Original U.S. Kentucky Style Octagonal Barrel Percussion Pistol with Replaced Stock circa 1840 Sharps Rifle Army officer shirt with embroidered

Army officer shirt with embroidered Captain's rank bars and Air Corps collar tabs

and with Neheim-Ruhr arching beneath that

WWII M1 81mm Display Mortar with Commando Base Plate complete with Subcaliber

and the red on the insert has unfortunately flaked away

which had been disbanded in the 1920s

Original U.S. Kentucky Style Octagonal Barrel Percussion Pistol with Replaced Stock circa 1840 Sharps Rifle Army officer shirt with embroideredOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice "Kentucky" style percussion pistol, which has been attributed to the North Carolina area. This design was very popular throughout the United States Frontier during the 1830s and 1840s, and was based on the "Kentucky" or "Pennsylvania" style rifles of the time. Like most, this example has an octagonal barrel with a cylindrical cap bolster, and the lock is unmarked and minimally engraved. As