Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Cavalry Horse Front & Rear Skirts with Personalization Spade Grip Assembly Sloan lived to the ripe

Sloan lived to the ripe old age of 93

Fort Sheridan was the headquarters for activities at 74 U

Rauchballpatrone weiss (Smoke ball cartridge white)

which has made the original stock markings are very faint

intended to train

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Cavalry Horse Front & Rear Skirts with Personalization Spade Grip Assembly Sloan lived to the ripeOriginal Items. Only One Set Available. This is a nice Spanish American War era set of a front & rear skirt for use by a cavalryman. The skirts each measure 34 x 16 when laid out, and each are in fair condition for their age. The leather is crazing and cracking a bit but they are both solid pieces. All four U. S. rosettes are intact, and each skirt has a personalization that matches the set together. Large brass letters B F and & are affixed next to