Original U.S. WWII Rigger Modified M1 General Purpose Ammunition Carrying Bag by Amer Fabrics Co. - Dated 1943 Percusion Muskets with some foliate designs surrounding

with some foliate designs surrounding it

Polish nobleman Count Casimir Pulaski

with intact silver wash

Popped stitches on the magazine compartment

There are some letter A markings on the other side

Original U.S. WWII Rigger Modified M1 General Purpose Ammunition Carrying Bag by Amer Fabrics Co. - Dated 1943 Percusion Muskets with some foliate designs surroundingOriginal Item: Only One Available. There are stories of Airborne Troops, especially the 101st Airborne, how when their chutes would deploy, the force of the kick back would be enough to cause leg bags and other pouches to tear away and fall to the ground, separate from the LZ. In order to prevent the loss of much needed and important ammunition and other gear while deep behind enemy lines, troopers would sew on rigger pouches and buckles, most would