Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Rifle Bag & Powder Horn with Original Woven Strap Accouterment Grouping - Found Together in New York State Category_Receiver Top Cover The 2nd Battalion was stationed

The 2nd Battalion was stationed in British India from 1881 to 1898

and officially referred to as the "Viven-Bessières shell" in the French Army instruction manual

This set is the late war variation with four pockets instead of the earlier two

white with wide red woven in borders

As a result in 1876 the new pattern rifle the MkII was approved and most Mk1 arms were converted

Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Rifle Bag & Powder Horn with Original Woven Strap Accouterment Grouping - Found Together in New York State Category_Receiver Top Cover The 2nd Battalion was stationedOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is an absolutely stunning group of soldier accouterments from the Revolutionary War Period. The most stunning pieces in the group are the original all leather rifle bag & the powder horn with its original woven canvas strap. The grouping was found together in New York State, perfectly preserved with the spoon and bullet mold in the bag. This is a fantastic group! This phenomenal grouping includes: Soldiers