Original American Revolutionary War Neponset Boston Massachusetts Gunpowder Box Japanese Ordnance BINOCULARS FOR NIGHT USE

BINOCULARS FOR NIGHT USE

and the two slots for the Kogatana and Kogai are very expertly carved out

The first model was intended for removing the barrel mouthpiece

Clinging to the glorious Victorian traditions the Regiment replicated these 1880's traditional Red Tunics

wood butt stock and detachable magazine our display gun still has an operational hammer and trigger assembly so weapon can be cocked using the charging lever and dry fired

Original American Revolutionary War Neponset Boston Massachusetts Gunpowder Box Japanese Ordnance BINOCULARS FOR NIGHT USEOriginal Item: Only One Available. complete original and untouched after decades of storage, this rare early American (late 18th century) dovetailed gunpowder box measures approximately 10 inches square and retains the NEPONSET GUNPOWDER label identifying the container as emanating from the eastern Massachusetts Neponset River watershed area where the first American powder mill was established. In line with the popular period practice of associating