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The 326th GIR remained in Fort Bragg until about January 1946
smoothbore pistol is an excellent example of the Model 1842 percussion pistol
This is from just after the end of the Victorian era in the early 20th century
just a solid little gun for both a gentleman or even a lady
The entire gun weighs about 900 pounds without the distinctive pan magazine
Original U.S. WWI M1907 Rimless Eagle Snap Dismounted Rifle .30-06 Cartridge Belt by MILLS Vintage Signs The 326th GIR remained inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This wonderful khaki tan belt has rimless eagle snaps and was manufactured by the MILLS WOVEN CARTRIDGE BELT Co. of Worcester, Mass, as indicated on the brass end fittings. These 9 pocket ammunition belts with both rimless and rimmed eagle snaps were worn by the first doughboys of the AEF who arrived in France, 1917. Each pocket could hold two 5 round stripper clips of . 30 06 ammo for the M 1903 Springfield Rifle,