Original Civil War Union Officer’s Bullion Wreathed U.S. Cap/Hat Insignia Brunswick Rifle Manufactured at RSAF Sparkbrook

Manufactured at RSAF Sparkbrook

the Adjutant General of the Army issued the following orders: "The military post at Fort Atkinson will be abandoned and the 6th Regiment of Infantry will be stationed at Jefferson Barracks…"

and it still has most of the original lead band "sabot" that was used to engage the rifling of the Ordnance Rifle

25 inches (8

This is a once-only opportunity to return your early Vickers gun to its correct configuration

Original Civil War Union Officer’s Bullion Wreathed U.S. Cap/Hat Insignia Brunswick Rifle Manufactured at RSAF SparkbrookOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fine example of a Civil War Union Officers Cap Device featuring a wreath surrounding a U. S.. This insignia has recently come to market after being found in an old family bible in a New England estate. The device is the typical style as used during the Civil War, and worn on all versions of headgear worn by Federal Officers during the war. The insignia is embroidered on a dark blue wool with fine bullion