Original U.S. Civil War Lead Knuckle Duster Dug Near at Strawberry Plains Tennessee Crimean War Definitely a worthy addition to

Definitely a worthy addition to any WWII ordnance collection

the jacket has only one set stitch of holes occupied by the name tag and patch meaning this  is a single issue jacket to Beasley and not re-issued as was a common practice

either side can be displayed while being worn

with this example marked flr between the eyepieces

Only the Boys Scouts wore the Baden-Powell lrmon-squeezer cap

Original U.S. Civil War Lead Knuckle Duster Dug Near at Strawberry Plains Tennessee Crimean War Definitely a worthy addition toOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a lead knuckle duster dating from the United States Civil War and reportedly dug up decades ago at Strawberry Plains, Tennessee. The knuckles measure 4 inches wide by 3. 5 inches high and 3 4 wide at the widest part. This was made by melting down lead bullets. See others similar in 'Civil War Collector's Encyclopedia' by Francis A. Lord, p. 156. Strawberry Plains is an unincorporated community straddling the