Original U.S. Civil War 1864 Pattern Light Artillery Shako with Plume & Cords by Horstmann Brothers & Co. - Size 3 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia Chairman Davison shifted his attention

Chairman Davison shifted his attention to the formationof the League of Red Cross Societies

The streets were jammed with vehicles and VIII Corps headquarters personnel

Within ten minutes

The shell is maker-marked with a stamping on the underside of the rim

The shoulder boards are yellow with red embroidered exploding bomb and the number 41

Original U.S. Civil War 1864 Pattern Light Artillery Shako with Plume & Cords by Horstmann Brothers & Co. - Size 3 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia Chairman Davison shifted his attentionOriginal Item. Only One Available. When the Hardee hat became the regulation headgear for all branches of service in the 1850s, some companies of light artillery adapted quickly, and others preferred the old pre 1851 Mexican War style Ringgold pattern shakos. Interest in the traditional headgear of the light artillery resurfaced from time to time during the Civil War. In 1863, a New York battery in North Carolina even requested them. So, in January