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1877 Chief Touch the Clouds PHOTO 7 ft tall! Crazy Horse Cousin Native American

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Standing 7 feet tall, and cousin to Crazy Horse, Chief Touch the Clouds was a fierce Minneconjou Teton Lakota (also known as Sioux) warrior known for his bravery, strength, and diplomacy. He became a sergeant in the Indian Scouts at the Spotted Tail Agency. Later in life, he returned with his band to the Minneconjou Cheyenne River Agency, where he remained a prominent leader among the Lakota Teton. Terrific 4×6 inch reprinted glossy photo. Photo by Julius Ulke, 1877 Public Domain.I ship quickly and carefully so rest assured your item will be a wonderful addition to any photograph collection!

Brass Holster Hook Adapter for Mills Woven Cartridge Belts

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When the Army adopted Mills woven cartridge belts in 1881, complaints from the field noted that the currently issued holsters and bayonet frogs would not fit on the belt. Mills remedied this with a simple brass wire adapter hook that would hang from the top of belt. This our new reproduction of this hook for holsters. It is 4 inches wide and will fit all holsters in use at the time. THIS OFFER IS FOR THE HOOK ONLY. OTHER ITEMS IN PHOTOS ARE ONLY FOR ILLUSTRATION. I will combine shipping on multiple purchases. Wait for an adjusted invoice before sending payment.

Victorian Era Zulu War Knobkierie War Club

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Cavalry Pistol Cartridge Loops for Colt .45 SAA

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This is the cartridge holder ONLY. Cartridges and belt are NOT included. This is a recreation of one type of pistol cartridge holder that was improvised by US Army Cavalry troopers during the Indian Wars period. It has 12 loops for individual cartridges, with large 2 1/2 inchbelt loops to fit over the 1872 and 1874 pattern saber belts then in use. This will NOT fit on Mills woven cartridge belts.

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