Original Colonial Period King George III Gorget Given to Native Americans in Canada - dated 1814 Conflict Neheim-Ruhr" with 1940 Date

Neheim-Ruhr" with 1940 Date

This scatter Gun was probably shortened at some time for use on a Stage Coach or Railway Car

and is dated 1892

where the corps broke through the Siegfried Line and endured heavy fighting in the Battle of Hürtgen Forest

examples are sometimes incorrectly represented as original German wartime issue helmets

Original Colonial Period King George III Gorget Given to Native Americans in Canada - dated 1814 Conflict Neheim-Ruhr" with 1940 DateOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Starting in the second half of the 1700's in Canada it became customary for individual fur Trappers and Company's like the HUDSON BAY COMPANY to make elaborate gifts to the Native Indian Chiefs in exchange for being permitted to trap for furs on what the Indian's considered their lands. One of the most notable gifts were copper and silver Gorgets intended to be worn around the neck just as British Army Officers did in