Original U.S. Walking Cane Named to Near York Gang Leader Edward Coleman of “The Forty Thieves" - dated 1836 Flintlocks Also included is an original

Also included is an original helmet net

The helmet still retains the original silvered interlocking ring chinstrap however the leather backing is now absent

It includes an original magazine loading tool

In September 1959

Military armored vehicles during WWII

Original U.S. Walking Cane Named to Near York Gang Leader Edward Coleman of “The Forty Thieves" - dated 1836 Flintlocks Also included is an originalOriginal item. One of a Kind. This is a striking Walking Cane in one of the earliest forms of of "UNCLE SAM" we've ever seen. A beautifully carved caricature of a very tall Uncle Sam with his hands in his pockets with long hair a the typical TOP HAT inlaid with SIX Silver stars. The top of the top hat has an inlaid Silver plaque engraved: Ed. COLEMAN NEW YORK 1836 If you go on the Internet and enter GANG LEADERS OF NEW YORK, this guy comes up as the