Original 19th Century Seneca Indian Snapping Turtle Rattle German Militaria shrank back in Edwardian years

shrank back in Edwardian years

forward visor with an internal cardboard stiffener

MATTHEWS & SEAGROVE LTD before departing for India

As with most small caliber mortars

Ambrose Everett Burnside had sold the interest in his breechloader well before the war started

Original 19th Century Seneca Indian Snapping Turtle Rattle German Militaria shrank back in Edwardian yearsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating to the late 19th century this is a dried and smoked shell, head, and neck of a common snapping turtle, with stretched neck that has been wrapped in leather. Inside the hollow body are cherry pits which create a rattling sound when shook. There is a wooden rod reinforcing turtle's neck, which is wrapped with leather, terminating with turtle's head. Approximate size: length 16 x width 7. Snapping turtle rattles