Original Pre-WW1 British Guards Other Ranks Enlisted Scarlet Coat - Dated 1913 German Holsters the Colt Model 1849 was

the Colt Model 1849 was groundbreaking at the time because it was the first civilian side arm that could be carried with practicality in a holster

cheekpieces and neck guard

Most of the items are attached by their original pins/clasps

with just a bit of staining on the otherwise beautiful bright steel finish

1942 and was a Private First Class (Pfc) assigned to the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR) Headquarters Company and spent three years overseas and in combat

Original Pre-WW1 British Guards Other Ranks Enlisted Scarlet Coat - Dated 1913 German Holsters the Colt Model 1849 wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. Original Unissued Condition British Guards Regiments O. R.s Scarlet Uniform Coat dated 1913. Constructed of serge wool, with an off white polished cotton lining, the coat is secured by five British Army General Service Buttons. The original paper label is almost completely intact, indicating that this particular garment was made at the Royal Army Clothing Factory in 1913. The top button has separated, but is located