Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1866 Winchester Rifle Socket Bayonet Japanese Uniforms There are pictures of men

There are pictures of men training

This is an absolutely beautiful photo album of a young US soldier’s time stationed aboard Camp Malakole

and Raymond A

especially the HJ and to a lesser extent the Young Pioneers

there are even pictures of what look to be African soldiers from Senegal and Niger

Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1866 Winchester Rifle Socket Bayonet Japanese Uniforms There are pictures of menOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of the Model 1866 Winchester socket bayonet. These bayonets were actually produced in the United States and intended for export. Approximately 3,000 bayonets, along with their Model 1866 Winchesters, were shipped to France during the Franco Prussian war. They were brightly polished, unmarked and had slight variation present on all bayonets made, such as blade width with slight blade