Original U.S. Indian Wars / Spanish-American War Federal Army Issue Pattern 1887 Fatigue Sack Coat With Blue Trousers Receiver Top Cover with wonderful regimental markings linking

with wonderful regimental markings linking it to the boxer rebellion

The obverse shows a crowned and veiled effigy of Queen Victoria

IMA cannot guarantee that the different features of any specific tool will fit a given musket

All buttons are present and bear the USMC EGA (Eagle Globe Anchor) and are back marked Horstmann Bros

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Original U.S. Indian Wars / Spanish-American War Federal Army Issue Pattern 1887 Fatigue Sack Coat With Blue Trousers Receiver Top Cover with wonderful regimental markings linkingOriginal Item: Only One Available. U. S. Army Issue Pattern 1887 Fatigue Blouse (AKA Sack Coat). Standard Issue to every U. S. Army Soldier during the late Indian Wars and Spanish American War, up through the transition to the Model 1902 Coat which was the 1887s Successor. These were intended to be a loose fitting garment for wear in the field, as opposed to a tailored parade uniform, these were utilitarian by design. Five Button Front, each button is