Original U.S. Pre-Civil War Era 2nd Dragoons Officer’s Model 1851 “Albert Cap” Shako Receiver Top Cover it was being gradually replaced

it was being gradually replaced in the European and Mediterranean theaters by the more powerful British-developed 57 mm gun M1

The bell is two piece

It is nicely painted on the side Painted World War I - 110 lbs

- Original WWII Photo of Lt

Morrison which frequently mentions both the plane and Major Catton

Original U.S. Pre-Civil War Era 2nd Dragoons Officer’s Model 1851 “Albert Cap” Shako Receiver Top Cover it was being gradually replacedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a Pre American Civl War Model 1851 Shako, used by an Officer of the 2nd Dragoons. The uniforms introduced under the regulations of 1851 were relatively short lived, but the changes that were made were significant for the Army. The new regulations introduce the frock coat as the service uniform for all soldiers, thus eliminating the coatee. A system of branch colors was also introduced: