Original U.S. Spanish American War Volunteers Officer M-1895 Tunic Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts How many Sons learned to

How many Sons learned to shoot on the Frontier and even in the Eastern United States

There they remained for almost a month

The visor is the standard cloth covered cardboard

The BREDA logo is embossed on the base of this grenade

There are no markings on the clip

Original U.S. Spanish American War Volunteers Officer M-1895 Tunic Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts How many Sons learned toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of an excellent condition Model 1895 Officers Tunic, worn by a member of the United States Volunteers. The uniform is constructed of dark blue wool with a polished black cotton lining. The collar devices on this fine tailor made tunic is for the United States Volunteers and reads simply as U. S. V. The tunic itself still retains the manufacturer label fro The M. C. LILLEY & CO MILITARY