Mar 20, 2019 · Guess was eventually returned to Frederick, where you can still see him at the door of 108 W. Church Street today. Google image of 108 W. Church St., Frederick, Maryland Another notable iron dog in nearby Gettysburg was nearly identical to Guess. That dog lay at the grave site of Gettysburg's founder, James Gettys, in the town's Evergreen Cemetery.
Feb 12, 2011 · 20thncarolina said: Then I guess logic would tell us that the CS arsenals were producing ammo for said scatterguns.Anyone come across references or even better seen surviving examples ? The link I provided has a photo of a surviving example with history.
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Nov 4, 2026 · Why are you supporting a freeloader? She can work, she chooses NOT to. She chooses to type away for 12+ hours a day on MULTIPLE political social media sites. There are JOBS like this ^^^^^^^^. Get a JOB. She does EXACTLY what you despise, but I guess being a (R) cancels out all of your hatred for this freeloader.
Burnside carbine serial number information | Small Arms &...
Sep 15, 2013 · I have burnside carbine (model 4 I think) serial number 13475. It also has a name and carved into the stock that reads W E Hill or WEHiLL. If anyone has information as to where I could get additional information on this serial number it would be appreciated. Upon further inspection I believe...
Longstreet - Some “Modern” Pics of Longstreet’s Children | Famous...
Nov 30, 2017 · Lula Longstreet, courtesy of Georgia Life. Since I am fascinated by all things General Longstreet, I have spent some time researching information about his children. I’m not sure how much interest others have in this aspect of his life, but I thought I would share some pictures I have found...
Barlow Knoll | Gettysburg | American Civil War Forums
Sep 30, 2014 · Another of the lesser-visited parts of the Gettysburg battlefield is probably that portion of the first day's fight north of town dominated by the low knob ever since called Barlow Knoll in honor of Union Brig. Gen. Francis C. Barlow who was seriously wounded here directing its defense. When...
Accuracy of Minnie's vs Round Balls | Small Arms & Ammunition
Mar 17, 2015 · Guess 0.002-0.004" over bore size would be what I'm looking for ? 1-2 thousandth's UNDER your bore size is what you need. If your bore is .582", you should do good with .580", or .581" bullet diameter. With a good lube, you should have little trouble in loading/shooting multiple times before any serious clogging happens. Kevin Dally
M. 1840 U.S. Musician's and N.C.O.'s Swords by Ames
Feb 18, 2015 · I've never heard of Snyder & Peckmann among the many firms located in Solingen, though I guess it's possible; what kind of sword was it supposed to be? I have a few pieces from later like various Nazi-era swords and daggers and don't recall anything like that name from then either.
Why did the infantry wear Saxony blue? | Relic Hunting &...
Mar 11, 2018 · The 1851 US Army uniform regulations called for Prussian blue for infantry, scarlet for artillery, orange for dragoons, green for mounted rifles, and black for staff. So why did the United States Army opt for Saxony blue for the infantry? I guess there were only so many colors to choose from...
