Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Leather Bayonet Carriage with Woven Canvas Sling - Excellent Cannons & Mortars During the interwar years Bader

During the interwar years Bader remained active in the German artillery forces of the Reichswehr

These are both for women

The pommel cap is the three-stage type often used on the full sized dagger

common at the time

and was shortened to match the new length of the gun

Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Leather Bayonet Carriage with Woven Canvas Sling - Excellent Cannons & Mortars During the interwar years BaderOriginal Item. Only One Available. A bayonet carriage is a specialized belt or strap system used to hold a bayonet scabbard, often worn over the shoulder (baldric) or attached to a waist belt. This is an outstanding American example of a socket bayonet carriage dating to the War of 1812 period. The carriage consists of a tarred leather piece at the end with a horizontal slit hole and a vertical slit with a hole at the bottom for the attachment of a