Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Horn Handled Folding Lockback Knife 16th Century (included)Additional awards of the Army

(included)Additional awards of the Army Distinguished Service Cross are denoted with oak leaf clusters

but they still make for an excellent display

still in Neuhausen

muzzle-loaded field gun is preparing to fire after the soldier at front left has used the ramrod to jam the charge down into the gun

It has the Hungarian Eagle over vincére aut mo Hungaria

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era Horn Handled Folding Lockback Knife 16th Century (included)Additional awards of the ArmyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Folding Pocket Knives were popular among troops during the American Revolution. Pocket knives have a long history that dates to 1st century Roman sites. By the early 1700s, little had changed in their design. As American coastal areas developed, the inland frontier pushed westward. The custom of wearing belt knives for farmers and tradesmen in 'civilized' colonial regions were replaced with folding knives to the point