Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1872 Pennsylvania Guard Officer’s Chasseur Style Pattern Kepi by Sylvania with Bullion Velvet Keystone Badge Sterling SMG This is an interesting example

This is an interesting example of what we believe to be a CASE XX 337-6 “Q” (Quartermaster Knife) which was soldier-modified during World War II

Rear Admiral Alfred E

Windsor who left his business card inside the visor

This is definitely the correct inspector mark for this revolver

Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1872 Pennsylvania Guard Officer’s Chasseur Style Pattern Kepi by Sylvania with Bullion Velvet Keystone Badge Sterling SMG This is an interesting exampleOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a phenomenal example of an Indian Wars Issue Model 1872 chasseur style kepi in good condition with a great bullion & velvet Keystone shaped patch on the crown and a gold rope chinstrap, indicating that this kepi was worn by an officer, likely in the Pennsylvania National Guard. The cap bears two federal buttons on the sides. This Federal Chasseur Pattern Kepi features fabric of very fine blue wool broadcloth.