Original U.S. Spanish American War Sunk Spanish Cruisers Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Victory Plate British Military Maps The buckle still retains it's

The buckle still retains it's leather tab

A zinc button covered in white cloth was fitted to the top of the helmet

The holster is actually quite a bit harder to find than the pistol itself

the date of 1810 in the inscription corresponds with him as a second lieutenant or podporuchik

tang screw

Original U.S. Spanish American War Sunk Spanish Cruisers Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Victory Plate British Military Maps The buckle still retains it'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic "made from" relic from the Spanish American War of 1898 . This is a very rare and ornate brass paperweight which states that it is: "CAST FROM METAL TAKEN FROM THE SPANISH ARMORED CRUISERS VISCAYA AND ALMIRANTE OQUENDO DESTROYED BY THE UNITED STATES NAVY JULY 3RD, 1898". The reverse side states that it was a New Years' gift "WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF NEAL & BRINKER, JANUARY 1ST, 1899". This ornate