Original U.S. Civil War M1858 Bullseye Canteen Converted to M1878 by Hadden, Porter & Booth - c. 1863 Russian Maxim 1910 Francis' second son Alexander

Francis' second son Alexander

these hardly got past the experimental stage

Although the ground echelon had deployed to Southern Italy by April 1944

This is a great chance to pick up a nice Civil War Contract Rifled musket by a rare maker

The civil flag of West Berlin was adopted on 26 May 1954

Original U.S. Civil War M1858 Bullseye Canteen Converted to M1878 by Hadden, Porter & Booth - c. 1863 Russian Maxim 1910 Francis' second son AlexanderOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine, maker marked, Civil War example of the Model 1858 Bullseye pattern tin canteen, which was then converted to the Spanish American war style M1878 Canteen specifications. This involved removing the cover, and then the three shoulder strap loops were removed, and replaced with the M1878 trianglular bales. It was then re covered with M1878 Tan fabric, and a leather strap hooked on. The fabric is