Original U.S. Civil War Private Purchase Brown Leather Flap Holster for .31 / .32 Caliber Revolvers British Machine Guns It was designated a replacement

It was designated a replacement division and did not go to combat as a unit

There were four issues of Liberty Bonds: -April 24

These sentiments were intensified in 1950 as Occupation troops began to be moved to the Korean War (1950–53) theater

but then later had that hole plugged

On 15 March 1944

Original U.S. Civil War Private Purchase Brown Leather Flap Holster for .31 / .32 Caliber Revolvers British Machine Guns It was designated a replacementOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice "privately purchased" example of a U. S. Civil war black leather flap holster, designed to fit the smaller percussion revolvers of the day. This example was likely for a . 31 or . 32 caliber revolver. The holster is made from top grade leather with all of its original stitching still intact and tight. It was designed to be worn "Butt Forward" on the right hip for use with the left hand, the right