Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Leather Bayonet Carriage with Woven Canvas Sling - Excellent Cannons & Mortars Above this it has the

Above this it has the following unit marking:

for Bernadette Patricia Gonsalls

A genuine WW2 Japanese helmet that was period painted by a USGI to commemorate the New Guinea Campaign and brough back the the USA as a trophy of war

The grip plates are wood and are retained by rivets

Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Leather Bayonet Carriage with Woven Canvas Sling - Excellent Cannons & Mortars Above this it has theOriginal Item. Only One Available. A bayonet carriage is a specialized belt or strap system used to hold a bayonet scabbard, often worn over the shoulder (baldric) or attached to a waist belt. This is an outstanding American example of a socket bayonet carriage dating to the War of 1812 period. The carriage consists of a tarred leather piece at the end with a horizontal slit hole and a vertical slit with a hole at the bottom for the attachment of a