Original Swedish M1834 Doglock Percussion Rifle by Husqvarna with Experimental Sight - dated 1845 German Ordnance The regiment stayed in Cuba

The regiment stayed in Cuba until September 1899 when it returned to the United States to prepare for deployment to the Philippines

The dagger is about 20" in overall length in its rather plain but old wooden scabbard

US 7 3/8) example of a German WWII Flying helmet

Markings are clear and easy to see

Most likely this Winchester was sent back the the factory in the early-mid 20th century

Original Swedish M1834 Doglock Percussion Rifle by Husqvarna with Experimental Sight - dated 1845 German Ordnance The regiment stayed in CubaOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare Swedish M 1834 Rifled Percussion musket, with an even rarer experimental sight system. This great example was manufactured in 1845 by the Husqvarna Vapenfabrik arms factory, as indicated by the large H over 1845 on the lock plate. The lock is also fitted with an early Doglock type safety on the hammer, though it also does have a true half cock position. There is an identification label on the left