Original U.S. Civil War XXVIII Corps (Union Army) 1st Division Cap Badge Martini-Henry Accessories and one to attach to

and one to attach to the ammo pouches on the service belt

It was described by an ally as:    "The beau ideal of all that British Cavalry ought to be in Oriental countries"

These come mostly covered in original black military protectant to prevent corrosion

and sang traditional German Christmas songs such as “O Tannenbaum” – a timeless song of Christmas

The overall condition is just about what you’d expect of a film prop gun

Original U.S. Civil War XXVIII Corps (Union Army) 1st Division Cap Badge Martini-Henry Accessories and one to attach toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a small XXVIII Corps, 1st Division badge as worn on the various types of uniform caps of the Union Army. The badge measures approximately 2 x 2 and is in great shape for its age. The felt backing is in great shape with minimal material loss and the bullion border is all retained. Corps badges in the American Civil War were originally worn by soldiers of the Union Army on the top of