Original U.S. Civil War Model 1864 “Type II” .58 Cal. Cartridge Box by E. Metzger of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania British Documents & Books possibly why these were never

possibly why these were never put into any type of large scale production

RAWLINGS & SONS were certified opticians beginning in 1916 and still are to this day

officer signatures and entries

The army offered to purchase birds for five dollars each—half the average market price—but hoped to receive them as gifts or on loan

and from 1899 to the end it had a lower skull style shape

Original U.S. Civil War Model 1864 “Type II” .58 Cal. Cartridge Box by E. Metzger of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania British Documents & Books possibly why these were neverOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely and surprisingly very good condition Civil War cartridge box. It features a cleanly embossed US on the outer flap and has a cleanly stamped manufacturers mark and inspectors mark on the inside closure flap. E METZGERPHILA H. H. HARTZELU. SORD. DEPTSUB INSPECTOR E. Metzger of Philadelphia had numbers of contracts for various leather goods used by both the Army and Cavalry. The cartridge box is