Original U.S. Civil War Cartridge Box Sling Eagle Breast Plate by W.H. Smith of Brooklyn Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets L2A2: (Sterling Mark 3) Adopted

L2A2: (Sterling Mark 3) Adopted in 1955

preventing it from being pressed when the unit is under headset control

made copy of a P-1796

Likely produced by Resistance groups and made using scarce brass

it has a painted communist star on the front of the helmet

Original U.S. Civil War Cartridge Box Sling Eagle Breast Plate by W.H. Smith of Brooklyn Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets L2A2: (Sterling Mark 3) AdoptedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Eagle Breast Plate with a lead filled back. This example is missing one of the two loops but retains the marking W. H. SMITH BROOKLYN to the back. In the early years of the American nation, the need for a national symbol was acutely felt. The new nation appropriated many existing symbolic forms, but none were to become as pervasive as the eagle. Before the eagle was officially sanctioned as the