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One Piece Cartridge Belt with Border Embossing
This is one of my new embossed cartridge belts, made in russet leather, 45 caliber loops, 36 loops total.
This is a one piece belt, loops are a seperate piece. Unlined. Center hole is 44 inches, which should fit a 40 inch waist. It will adjust 3 inches smaller and 3 larger, making it fit a 37-43 inch waist.
$99.00
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Indian Wars Canteen
Stainless steel canteen with canvas cover and mounted strap.
Mounted strap features original snap.
The only non-authentic feature of this canteen is the strap hangers are
rectangular insted of triangular.
SPECIAL SALE
$59.00
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| Embossed Cuffs |
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| Embossed Leather Cuffs
Russet leather cuffs with authentic roll embossed floral design.
$60.00
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| Closeup of embossed pattern |
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Cedar Canteen
Handmade cedar canteen. These are made one at a time on a limited basis.
Beeswax lined. Diameter approx. 8 1/2". Cotton web sling.
$69.00
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Cowboy Cuffs
Russet cuffs with hand tooled Texas Star
Antique nickel sunburst spots
Laced and buckled
$55.00
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Cavalry Equipment 1874 Ordnance Memo #18
Softcover reprint, 114 pages. Illustrated with 13 full page plates containing all actual contract dimensions for the complete line of equipment-saddles,stirrups, bridle, bit, reins, saddlebags, holsters, and more.
$16.00
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Fabrication of Small Arms, Ordnance Memoranda No.22
Soft cover, 229 pages, reprint. Covers Springfield rifle and carbine, Colt's and Smith and Wesson Revolvers. 35 full page plates including manufacturing machinery, shipping crates, parts, and appendages.
$18.00
OUT OF STOCK
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Ordnance Memoranda #29 Horse Equipments
Softcover reprint, 48 pages. 20 plates showing the 1885 horse equipments, saddles, bridles, saddlebags, saddleblankets, etc.
$8.00
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Fish Slickers in the Cavalry?
The following text is from Douglas C. McChristian's new book "Uniforms, Arms, and Equipment, The U.S Army on the Western Frontier, 1880-1892" Vol. 2
When the eighth cavalry made a record overland march from Texas to its new stations in Montana and the Dakotas in 1888, "several troops purchased what was known as the 'fish brand' slicker, which is of a yellow color, light and durable, and which covered the wearer and his saddle down to below his boot tops, and proved to be an almost perfect protection in the heavy rains that fell during the march, sometimes lasting all day." Phelps, "From Texas to Dakota".
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| 1870's Fish Slicker |
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| Fish Slicker
Excellent reproduction of the "Tower Brand" Pommel Slickers of the 1870's-80's. Cotton muslin with acrylic latex waterproof coating. Red wool collar with storm closure, two rows of buttons.
Black and Camel colors available
Medium, Large, XL, XXL.
$65.00
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