Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Rare M1872 “Meat Can” Mess Kit With (2) Spoons and US Marked M1874 Cup - 4 Items Martini-Henry Parts with the 6 inch barrel

with the 6 inch barrel fully sleeved down to match

only required two barrel bands

Edwards ASN 17016481 was a Radio Operator and Gunner on the Martin B-26 Marauder Unbearable II

and has been converted to percussion configuration

Forerunners were some Freikorps in France

Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Rare M1872 “Meat Can” Mess Kit With (2) Spoons and US Marked M1874 Cup - 4 Items Martini-Henry Parts with the 6 inch barrelOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. This is a lovely little grouping full of some rather rare items! These items and those similar are vital to the survival of a soldier on the battlefield. Staying hydrated and properly fed will ensure your longevity in a fight. In 1872, a board of officers recommended the adoption of a meat can for both infantry and cavalry units. The M1872 meat can was not a field mess item, but was intended to hold the