Original U.S. Indian Wars/ Spanish-American War Model 1885 Enlisted Cavalry Mounted Service Trousers Category_Martini-Henry Parts relatively early during the production

relatively early during the production of these bayonets

Ready to be researched and displayed

and the 36th was reassigned to the VIII Fighter Command as an unattached unit without equipment or personnel

Also only two loops of the brass binding remain towards the pommel

France and Turkey in the early 1850

Original U.S. Indian Wars/ Spanish-American War Model 1885 Enlisted Cavalry Mounted Service Trousers Category_Martini-Henry Parts relatively early during the productionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a textbook example of a pair of Late Indian Wars Spanish American War Era Model 1885 Mounted Service Trousers. As issued by cavalrymen from 1885 to 1902. These were worn everywhere with the U. S. Cavalry; from fighting Geronimo in Arizona to Charging San Juan Hill! To an untrained eye, these are very similar to U. S. Civil War Issue Trousers. They are constructed of a sky blue kersey wool, which, while