Original U.S. War of 1812 Named & Painted Military Field Drum by Abner Stevens of Pittsfield, Massachusetts with Partial Maker’s Label on Interior - Dated 1812 Category_Lock Assembly a notable achievement and testament

a notable achievement and testament to the organization of the division and the ability of its mechanics and technicians

but this model with the impressed "Star" in is very hard to find

This lovely matched pair are both marked Jn"o Lyell on the lock plates

When he saw how the 32nd cleared the Germans out of their reinforced positions with unrelenting and successful attacks

Five days later Gudgeon took on 9987-ton tanker Tōhō Maru in a night surface attack in the Makassar Strait punctuated by bursts of gunfire as the Japanese ships spotted and fired on the submarine

Original U.S. War of 1812 Named & Painted Military Field Drum by Abner Stevens of Pittsfield, Massachusetts with Partial Maker’s Label on Interior - Dated 1812 Category_Lock Assembly a notable achievement and testamentOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the most phenomenal American military drum we have ever offered. Manufactured in 1812 by Abner Stevens of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, this drum features a tremendously painted American Eagle atop the American shield, with our nations motto, E Pluribus Unum, Out of Many, One, inscribed onto the scroll. Written on the top skin of the drum is a name, written twice, as Jas. Campbell, and again as James Campbell. There