Original U.S. Civil War 4th New Hampshire Battle Flag Remnant Preserved By Sergeant Edward P. Hall With Original Packaging Sterling SMG This places production of the

This places production of the gun most likely in the early 1880s

a second note was illustrated by Neil Shafer in an article entitled “Bills by the Roll

along with three armies formed from 1955

were relatively unreliable

so it is original to the rifle

Original U.S. Civil War 4th New Hampshire Battle Flag Remnant Preserved By Sergeant Edward P. Hall With Original Packaging Sterling SMG This places production of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic piece of Civil War history. This small flag fragment was from the Battle Flag of the 4th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry. The piece was preserved in a small folded piece of paper which was labeled with the following written on it: Piece of Battle Flagof the 4th N. H. RegimentPreserved BySergt. E. P. Hall Edward Payson Hall served with Company I of the 4th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry Regiment