Original U.S. Civil War Bridesburg Two-Band Artillery Short Musket - dated 1864 French Holster unblancoed webbing is extremely hard

unblancoed webbing is extremely hard to find today and these few sets

with a bit of peppering

(See pages 49 to 60)

after a tour of guard duty commencing in March

Directly overlooking the Jerry position was a wooden tower that was within range of the guns

Original U.S. Civil War Bridesburg Two-Band Artillery Short Musket - dated 1864 French Holster unblancoed webbing is extremely hardOriginal Item. Only One Available. From an old U. S, Civil War collection this 32 1 2" barrel Short Musket was intended for for Artillery troopers to use as well as servicing their field pieces. The percussion lock is marked under the hammer with the Federal Eagle insignia, next to U. S. BRIDESBURG, with a date of 1864 on the tail. This indicates contract manufacture by the Philadelphia firm of Alfred Jenks & Son, owners and operators of the