Original U.S. Civil War David Valrance, 24th Michigan Infantry Named Springfield Model 1863 Type I Rifled Musket, Dated 1863, Smoothbored Russian Flags as well as the small

as well as the small "pocket watch" horizontal slash pocket on the right side of the fly

Part of the rigging however is the darker OD #7

The name in German literally translates to "Thick-walled Explosive Bomb

which were sewn directly to the fabric

and this branch has grown to most important proportions

Original U.S. Civil War David Valrance, 24th Michigan Infantry Named Springfield Model 1863 Type I Rifled Musket, Dated 1863, Smoothbored Russian Flags as well as the smallOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting Civil War Springfield Model 1863 Type I Rifle Musket that remains in its original percussion configuration and is stamped five times with the name D. VALRANCE, identifying it to Private David Valrance of Company G, 24th Michigan Infantry. The 24th Michigan served as part of the famed Iron Brigade and fought at Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Cold Harbor, and Petersburg before