Original British 18th Century Wrought Iron Chain Gang or Slave Trade Leg Irons ZB 26-ZB 30 At the point opposite Sector

At the point opposite Sector 304

Additionally the trigger guard is stamped with the initials CF for silversmith Crispin Fuller

being renamed the 14th Regiment of Dragoons in 1751

and was not converted to the later M-1869 n

General George Patton for both brilliance and downright cussedness: both men gave the Supreme Commander General Eisenhower much to think and worry about during the course of the war

Original British 18th Century Wrought Iron Chain Gang or Slave Trade Leg Irons ZB 26-ZB 30 At the point opposite SectorOriginal Item: Only One Available. These came out of an English Country Estate with an affluent history and may well have been left over from the old Slave Trade. As much as we would deplore it today, 250 years ago the Slave Trade was considered respectable and frankly a good financial proposition. So here they are, made of hand wrought iron with hoops for each ankle, and a running chain to connect the two ends. This would have then been secured to