Original U.S. 1894 State of New York Militia Regiment Dress Coat Category_Accessories its impossible to know for

its impossible to know for sure but for arguments sake lets assume it was repainted after the war

And their deeds were many

The feed chute or cartridge guide is the part that installs on top of the machine that the rounds are dropped into

a multi-decade survey of extant surviving Confederate marked and inventory numbered Enfield short rifles reveals that less than 100 of these guns have survived (about 1% of the total purchased)

700 units seeing combat service into World War 1 (1914-1918) on the side of the Russians

Original U.S. 1894 State of New York Militia Regiment Dress Coat Category_Accessories its impossible to know forOriginal Item Only One Available. This is a very nice 1894 dated State of New York Militia dress uniform coat constructed of heavy blue wool with yellow collar, shoulder boards and cuffs possibly indicating cavalry issue. All buttons features the State of New York insignia and EXCELSIOR and all are back marked by the National Button Company. Inside the jacket is an original tailor label from BROWNING KING & CO as well as an ink stamp with clear 1894