Original U.S. Indian Wars Army No. 2 .45-70 Hagner Cartridge Box British Edged Weapons jurists of the time drew

jurists of the time drew a distinction between auxiliaries and mercenaries: auxiliaries served their prince and were sent to the aid of another prince

a Prussian Infantryman could fire five rounds from a prone position in the time it took an Austrian Infantryman to discharge one round from a standing position

Philip Kearny

and a clear manufacturer mark stamped into the metal: 1940 / 336

overall in very nice condition as pictured

Original U.S. Indian Wars Army No. 2 .45-70 Hagner Cartridge Box British Edged Weapons jurists of the time drewOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce variant of cartridge box known as the No. 2 Hagner. In 1873 the cavalry board agreed the use of the Hagner 45 cal Cartridge Box intended for the 45 70 cal. The Hagner was smaller than the Hagner No1 as it differed in cartridge layout and was thought to of only be issued as a cavalry model although this was not proven. The Hagners were issued as a pair holding 24 rounds in each, these were to stay in