Original U.S. WWI Cavalry M1904 Rifle Saddle Scabbard For 1903 Springfield - Unit Marked Multi Nation Flags and black paint stamps on

and black paint stamps on the "spoon"

The crossguard eagle is one of the best types produced during the period

while the butt stock also looks very nice

and the upper hollow cavity in the case acts as a low-pressure chamber

Funeral Helmets were displayed atop the Knight's stone sarcophagus traditionally housed inside old English Churches

Original U.S. WWI Cavalry M1904 Rifle Saddle Scabbard For 1903 Springfield - Unit Marked Multi Nation Flags and black paint stamps onOriginal Item: Only One Available. While scabbards were certainly used to hold rifles during the open range era, those scabbards often held the gun known as the, "Everyman's Gun," the Winchester Model 1873. This particular scabbard was made much later, sometime just prior to or during the First World War. There are multiple markings but unfortunately they are unable to be read. Interestingly enough, the military scabbards used during the Indian Wars