U.S. Civil War Percussion Revolver Holster: Unmarked (Left Hand) Snider Rifle Parts Troops on D-Day

Troops on D-Day

DAMICO who resided at 104 N

Clearly of considerable age and most probably dating to the Victorian period the wood is somewhat lighter in weight than expected indicating that it was either used by a young warrior or intended for ceremonial purposes

These helmets had been issued then held in storage prior to sale to IMA

U.S. Civil War Percussion Revolver Holster: Unmarked (Left Hand) Snider Rifle Parts Troops on D-DayNew Made Item: U. S. civil war percussion revolver right hip holster (worn on right hip butt forward for use with LEFT HAND). Used by both the North and South, made from high quality black leather. Originally designed to be worn "butt forward" on the belt.