Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Pennsylvania Militia Uniform with Corporal Chevrons & Matching Trousers U.S. Antique Guns In fine collector's condition showing

In fine collector's condition showing moderate use

not only from WW1 RFC/RAF

DKW was Mercedes Benz's main competitor in Grand Prix racing

The bowie blade of this folding knife is in excellent condition

These indicates original manufacture in 1894 at Châtellerault Arsenal in France

Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Pennsylvania Militia Uniform with Corporal Chevrons & Matching Trousers U.S. Antique Guns In fine collector's condition showingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a gorgeous Pennsylvania militia uniform set for a Corporal, dating to the 1870s & 1880s. This is the first example we have had, and there is very little reference for militia uniforms of this period. The coat has great PA state buttons all backmarked to Scovill Mfg. Co. of Waterbury, Connecticut, besides one which is a replaced federal button. There are also likely some buttons missing. The construction of