Original U.S. WWI Army Captain Child Uniform with Peaked Cap Fusee Spring & Cover while those made under contract

while those made under contract by Burnside in 1865

The Starr carbine was similar in design to the Sharps carbine

NEW YORK We assume this is the manufacture’s name

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This lovely pistol dates to approximately 1820 and the stock appears to be made of solid silver

Original U.S. WWI Army Captain Child Uniform with Peaked Cap Fusee Spring & Cover while those made under contractOriginal Item: One of a kind. Throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries it was not an uncommon practice for soldiers, especially officers during WWI and WWII on all sides of the conflict to outfit his son in a scaled down replica of their own uniform. This custom provides insight into the fervor of the times; a child dressed in a uniform as seen here, gives a glimpse of the time of World War I, the patriotism and the loss of a father traveling to