Original U.S. Civil War Private Purchase Brown Leather Flap Holster for Full Size Percussion Revolvers - Circa 1860 Magazines was been engraved 7 /

was been engraved 7 / 11 which could stand for seventh battalion

- Standard Army issue wool shirt with Tank Destroyer Patch on left shoulder and ruptured duck patch

when it attacked an aircraft factory in Amsterdam

clearly belonging to Paul Reike as he is featured in many of the photos both in and out of uniform

30" smooth bore which is muzzle loaded

Original U.S. Civil War Private Purchase Brown Leather Flap Holster for Full Size Percussion Revolvers - Circa 1860 Magazines was been engraved 7 /Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice "privately purchased" example of a U. S. Civil war brown leather flap holster, designed to fit the larger percussion revolvers of the day. This included the Colt Army and Navy revolvers, the Remington Army, and several others. 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