Colt M-1911, “Beach Jumper”
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Colt M-1908, “Gangsta” Gun
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
French M. 1746/63 Musket
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
French M. 1766 Musket
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Charleville Pattern Musket, Rev. War
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed “An Act to provide arms for the use of the Commonwealth” on March 28, 1797. These arms were to be of the “fashion and pattern of the French Charleville
Naval Beach Battalion Helmet
This M-1 helmet having fixed bails and a front seam was used by a member of the 6th Naval Beach Battalion, Co. A, in the Normandy invasion on June 6, 1944. The authenticity of the paint is evidenced by the age cracks of the steel shell.