Original Pre-WWII Weimar Period Framed German Red Cross Badge of Honor awarded to American Fred Soll Japanese Air Force In 1861 at the outbreak

In 1861 at the outbreak of the American Civil War the 1st escaped from rebel forces in Texas and the regiment returned to the Mid-west and fought in the Mississippi area of operations

Some commanders instructed their men to fire the weapon only while supporting it directly in front of the trigger guard or by holding the lowered loading lever

remained in active service with the French army until the early 1940s

Ithaca was contracted through the Rochester

This is a charming flintlock "overcoat" style pistol made circa between 1806 and 1812 in London by gun maker SAMUEL GALTON who worked from 1790 until 1812

Original Pre-WWII Weimar Period Framed German Red Cross Badge of Honor awarded to American Fred Soll Japanese Air Force In 1861 at the outbreakOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very interesting framed German Weimar Period Red Cross Badge of Honor, which looks to have been presented to American Fred Soll of Stanton, Nebraska. it has a presentation document inside of the frame, along with the Red Cross badge of honor, and the text reads: Als Zeichen der Dankbarkeit des DEUTSCHEN ROTEN KREUZES und seiner Anerkennung fur beson dere Verdienste um das Rote Kreuz gibt sich der