Original 19th Century U.S. Marshall Named Eyeglasses in Case U.S. Replica As a safety precaution the

As a safety precaution the British added a cocking indicator to their design but this didn’t allow for the action to withdraw from the receiver in one piece

In one of the pockets we found a hand written note that appears to be a draft of a letter to another front line officer which reads as follows:-

Length varies and is approximately 15"-21"

Original Items: These are the two combination tools issued with each ZB 26 and ZB 30 for maintenance and stripping purposes

never issued them

Original 19th Century U.S. Marshall Named Eyeglasses in Case U.S. Replica As a safety precaution theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased from a long time customer, these are a fascinating pair of eyeglasses from the late 1800s. Complete with steel net side shields the lenses are slightly tinted and have typical wire wrap around ear pieces. Contained in their original fiber leather covered pocket case with a metal (silver?) plaque which reads: E. D. NIX U. S. MARSHALL Research tells us that this was EVETT DUMAS NIX who was born in 1861 and was