Original U.S. Civil War 1884 Diary - Indian Wars - Spanish America War Collection U.S. Flare Guns however it is very unlikely

however it is very unlikely that one mother would have 24 children in service

Anti-Tank) projectile could penetrate up to 3 inches (76mm) of armor

the ship was stationed in California

The pistol retains an all wood ramrod which appears to be true to the period

as worn by a German Army officer during the period 1938-1945

Original U.S. Civil War 1884 Diary - Indian Wars - Spanish America War Collection U.S. Flare Guns however it is very unlikelyOriginal Item: One of a kind grouping. This collection consists of Civil War, Indian Wars and Span Am War material. (A) United States Federal Army Civil War diary kept by P. W. Kimball, Co. A Chicago Light Artillery. Morocco leather cover embossed "Diary 1864", named in cover, pencil script written by Kimball in the field. The entries are a day by day chronicle of Kimball's experiences during the war including the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain and the