Original U.S. Indian Wars 7th New York Militia Regiment Coatee German Antique Guns and most likely was with

and most likely was with Vanderford when his unit was at Vicksburg and later on Sherman's "March to the Sea

The crown exterior features a sewn-in

There is however a tear on the forehead area about 3 inches long

The sweatband is a later war replacement with OD #7 backing

A fine example of a hard to find Imperial German Butcher Sawback bayonet

Original U.S. Indian Wars 7th New York Militia Regiment Coatee German Antique Guns and most likely was withOriginal Item Only One Available. This is a United States Model 1850 or M1850 Militia Coatee. We believe it dates from the early period of the Indian Wars as the inside tails are a green black not a solid black like the later issue examples. This Coatee is fort the 7th New York Militia Regiment with multiple names written inside the on the lining. The front of the swallowed tail jacket has 9 rows of herringbone pattern ribbon going across, with only