Original U.S. Indian Wars Extremely Rare 21st Infantry Regiment M1874 Clothing Bag Type 1 with Tarred Flap & Unit Marking by Watervliet Arsenal - Outstanding Antique Colts but still included with the

but still included with the helmet

and was reassigned to Savannah Air Base

The B-17F is removable from its stand and sits on two wooden pegs

Each side has a broad fuller towards the spine

Original U.S. Indian Wars Extremely Rare 21st Infantry Regiment M1874 Clothing Bag Type 1 with Tarred Flap & Unit Marking by Watervliet Arsenal - Outstanding Antique Colts but still included with theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. In June 1877, the 21st Infantry Regiment was ordered into the field in reaction to Nez Perce massacres in Idaho. The regiment pursued the Nez Perce and fought at the Battle of the Clearwater on 11 and 12 July. The regiment continued to pursue the Indians through the Bitterroot Valley to the Bears Paw Mountains, where Chief Joseph finally surrendered. The 21st covered 1,632 miles during the campaign and suffered no