Original U.S. American Revolution / Legion of the United States Era American Cartridge Box with Remnant of Original Belt Antique Winchesters There is some heavy stitching

There is some heavy stitching loss at the connection points of the strap to the satchel

Yeomen WardersThe Yeomen Warders of Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London

The "Fighting First" also fought in North Africa and Sicily

Star Shell

as is the magazine floor plate and cleaning rod

Original U.S. American Revolution / Legion of the United States Era American Cartridge Box with Remnant of Original Belt Antique Winchesters There is some heavy stitchingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a stunning example of an early American made Militia leather belly box, dating to the Revolutionary War Legion of the United States period. The front leather flap of the belly box has remnants of the small leather strap that would attach to the flathead screw at the bottom of the box. The box is of nailed construction with stitching along the edges. The top flap of the belly box is in worn condition but is