Original U.S. WWI Cavalry M1904 Rifle Saddle Scabbard For 1903 Springfield With Fort Sill Training Support Center Rifle Trainer U.S. Documents & Books There are some areas of

There are some areas of fouling and oxidation

Additional marks of interest include inspectors' and proof marks around the breech end of the barrel: a very faint V over a P over an eagle's head on the left side just above the stock

Springfield model 1870 Remington—Navy

The top is engraved:-

36 caliber as the Model 1851 Navy

Original U.S. WWI Cavalry M1904 Rifle Saddle Scabbard For 1903 Springfield With Fort Sill Training Support Center Rifle Trainer U.S. Documents & Books There are some areas ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. While scabbards were certainly used to hold rifles during the open range era, those scabbards often held the gun known as the, "Everyman's Gun," the Winchester Model 1873. Interestingly enough, the military scabbards used during the Indian Wars and those used up to and after World War I had something in common: the McClellan saddle. The saddle was designed by George B. McClellan, a career officer in the U. S. Army,