Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Hunting Rifle with Tiger Flame Maple Half Stock, Heavy Octagonal Barrel, and Set Trigger - Circa 1850 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia corpsmen were commonly referred to

corpsmen were commonly referred to as loblolly boys

though there is no indication regarding their period of service

enlisted Class-A coat that belonged to a Staff Sergeant George W

This example is made of black fabric with silver/white thread and an internal fabric stiffener

Our firing companies have been employed by the Squadron Commanders on their screening missions

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Hunting Rifle with Tiger Flame Maple Half Stock, Heavy Octagonal Barrel, and Set Trigger - Circa 1850 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia corpsmen were commonly referred toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a beautiful mid 19th century American percussion hunting rifle representing one of the most iconic firearm traditions in United States history: the Pennsylvania rifle, commonly known today as the Kentucky Rifle. Despite the famous Kentucky name, these rifles originated with talented gunsmiths in Pennsylvania before spreading westward through the Ohio River Valley and into the American frontier. Known for