Leather

The following are for sale and are lifetime guaranteed.  For a more detailed picture and description, just double click the thumbnail.   E-mail me at reunion@cox.net with questions or to order.

	Austrian Lorenze Bayonet Scabbard.  US contractor made for the Austrian two-band rifle.  There are far more bayonets than scabbards and this is a hard to find pattern.  In excellent, un-issued condition.  One remaining.	$	300
Pictures on request	Navy Fuse Boxes.  I have a number of these with 1863 and 1864 dates and different Navy Yard markings.  Each comes with an unopened packet of fuses.  Choice, priced each.	$	250
	M1832 Artillery White Buff Sword Belt with sword frog and an 1839 Pattern Artillery two-piece waist belt plate having “U.S.” (O&C #252). Very good. The leather is dirty but supple and the belt plate has a dark untouched patina.	$	1300
	Field Officer's folded leather belt rig.  Finely made sword belt with cast M1851 brass eagle plate (has early narrow tongue).	$	950
	M1851 Enlistedman's Belt Rig.  Buff leather with applied silver wreath plate and shoulder strap (a correct to the period replacement).  One hanger broken.	$	1,200
Image soon	M1851 Enlistedman's Belt Rig.  Minty buff leather with applied silver wreath plate with original shoulder and both hanger straps.  Clear maker mark.  Only downside to this beauty is that a previous owner added his name to the reverse.  Hard to find a better display piece.	$	2,000
	Cavalry Carbine Cartridge Box.  W. H. Wilkinson maker marked with cartouche.  Missing wooden block, otherwise excellent leather and in sound, and very nice condition.	$	300
	Carbine Socket.  Have three, this one is the best value.  If you'd like a better one, let me know by email.	$	65
	Infantry Cartridge Box.  R. Nece marked box for .69 caliber musket.  Pattern of July, 1864 without embossed US.  One of the 700 pieces that Nece tried unsuccessfully to sell to the US government at the end of the war.  Missing one roller buckle.	$	375