Original U.S. Late 19th Century Old Guard of the City of New York Bearskin Cap with Plume & Knots by H.V. Allien and Co. in Original Tin Case Category_Fusee Spring & Cover The operation cost the division

The operation cost the division over 800 men

With the organic infantry battalion weapons

- M-1956 Field Suspenders

and the front closure buttons and the top two pocket buttons are correctly embossed with B D M / JM

This was a specialized branch-general rank broadly equivalent to a three-star lieutenant general rather than the lower rank of Generalleutnant

Original U.S. Late 19th Century Old Guard of the City of New York Bearskin Cap with Plume & Knots by H.V. Allien and Co. in Original Tin Case Category_Fusee Spring & Cover The operation cost the divisionOriginal Item. Only One Available. This bearskin cap was part of the dress uniform of the Old Guard of the City of New York, a patriotic organization of U. S. veterans established as a ceremonial unit in New York City. It was consolidated in 1868 when state legislation merged the predecessor organizations the New York Light Guard (1826, founded by Col. William W. Tompkins) and the New York City Guard (1833, founded by Capt. William M. McArdle). Its