Original Rare U.S. Indian Wars Colt .45 Caliber Ammunition Crate Dated August 17, 1874 - Frankford Arsenal Nepalese Cache Extras One of the hardest to

One of the hardest to find Imperial German Pickelhaubes to locate

All stitching is nice and tight

The magazine housing is marked STEN M

It also bears a US ARMY inspection stamp

with red "Geneva Cross" marked on the top

Original Rare U.S. Indian Wars Colt .45 Caliber Ammunition Crate Dated August 17, 1874 - Frankford Arsenal Nepalese Cache Extras One of the hardest toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Incredibly rare original wooden ammunition crate dating from the early days of the Indian Wars, and early on in the days of the U. S. Army using the model 1871 and 1873 Colt revolvers! This is a Frankford Arsenal crate which is a rarity, as the crates were not deemed expendable items, and were intended to be returned in order to have them refilled and repacked at a later date. Most likely, this is a Civil War Era