Original U.S. Civil War Leather Flap Holster for Small Revolvers - Circa 1860 German Uniforms The gallantry in action displayed

The gallantry in action displayed by Private First Class Zinker reflect credit upon himself and is in keeping with the highest traditions of the Armed Forces of the United States

consisted of a khaki-colored lightweight cotton kind of sleeve

The 16th and 501st began combat missions over Japan on 26 June with attacks on the Utsube Oil Refinery in Yokkaichi

born April 29th 1877

Original U.S. Civil War Leather Flap Holster for Small Revolvers - Circa 1860 German Uniforms The gallantry in action displayedOriginal Item: Only One Available Manufactured in exactly the same way as its bigger brothers designed for The Colt Navy and Army Percussion Revolvers, this holster is made from top grade leather with all of its original stitching still intact and tight. It was designed to be worn "Butt Forward" on the right hip for use with the left hand, the right hand being reserved for the Officer's Sword. The flap has a long securing strap which in this case has