Wheels, axle, gun and trail are all made of brass. Bore, 3/8-inch, height, ten inches. Can be fired. These little cannon-models are rare. Period of 1812.
151. ANCIENT ORIENTAL HELMET.
Probably Persian. Chain-and-plate mail neck guard.
152. WATERLOO RELIC HELMET.
Prussian Cavalry. Bears the number 47. From Austin Collection.
153. PAIR OF LEATHER SADDLE HOLSTERS.
Carried by Trooper Samuel Barker, 7th Cavalry, of Sugar Valley, in the Civil War. Will take the Colt 1860 or any other Army type percussion revolver, or the 1842 or 1836 Model single-shot pistol.
154. GERMAN SOLDIER'S BELT. L. 39"
Has the familiar "Gott Mit Uns" buckle. Picked up in France, 1918, by Major P. M. La Bach, C. E., A. E. F.
155. CALTROP. XVII CENT.