Original U.S. Legion of the United States (1792-1796) Era Belly Box with Eagle Plate Breda M-37 Quite scarce in that only

Quite scarce in that only some officers chose to arm themselves with long arms when leading troops into battle

Under the instrument of surrender all German armed forces were bound to lay down their arms on all fronts

as well as the original ramrod and correct rear sight

zippers and straps appear to function as intended with the only “issue” being the leather thong missing from the front left breast zipper

Original U.S. Legion of the United States (1792-1796) Era Belly Box with Eagle Plate Breda M-37 Quite scarce in that onlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the standard design for an early American made Militia leather cartridge box. These types were seen in the Federal Legion of the United States period and were used up until the War of 1812 and later, but the eagle plate on this example was specifically used by the Legion of the United States. This Belly Box has a wooden block with 24 cylindrical holes for chargers, with all holes in good order. The front flap