Original U.S. Late 19th Century New York Hussars Squadron A Astrakhan Busby Hat by Warnock Uniform Co. French Machine Guns The holster still has the

The holster still has the original leather leg tie down strap contained within the body of the holster

This is a WWII Fuel Quantity Indicator that is located in the pilot's main instrument panel of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

soldiers from the 2nd Battalion

36cal percussion revolver

Original U.S. Late 19th Century New York Hussars Squadron A Astrakhan Busby Hat by Warnock Uniform Co. French Machine Guns The holster still has theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This busby was part of the dress uniform of Squadron A of the New York Hussars, organized in 1885 as an independent troop of cavalry (National Guard New York, 1889). This is a bell crown busby with black astrakhan fur and yellow wool top with point folded over and secured with a button on the right side. Gilded metal crossed saber insignia and black velvet covered oval device with embroidered "A" attached in front;