(13) U.S. Army Scabbards, Pouches & More

Lot description

(lot of 13) U.S. Army Scabbards, Pouches: (1) U.S. Model 1910 bayonet scabbard only, canvas over sewn hard rawhide, steel belt hooks and throat, leather tip, no apparent markings, approx. 17"l; (1) Scabbard only, canvas with belt hooks, marked at backside. "Long-12'17, 302 over crossed swords and F, with 77 at right".9/1/8"; (1) Scabbard only, canvas with belt hooks, leather tip marked at the backside "Brauer Bros. 1918", approx. 11.5"ll (1) WWII era brown leather double magazine pouch, .45 cal., one magazine with rust; (1)  "Pouch Type CS34, Signal Corps U.S. Army", knife or tool pouch in brown leather with two pockets, one pocket with worn Ulster two blade knife marked on he handle "TL-29"; (1) pouch for U.S. WWI Picket Pin;   (1) Model 1905/08 Belt for Light Cavalry and Artillery, officer and enlisted soldiers,  one inside belt chape rivet marked "38", the outer side of the belt chape rivets marked "United Carr"; (3) gun cleaning kits in pouches, unmarked; (1) WWI Army Garrison cap with "U.S." machine gun pin and American Legion 40/8 pin, owners initials and organization on the inside, difficult to read; (1) U.S. Army WWII sword carrier with chain; (1) Swedish Mauser bayonet frog, for shipping largest measure 17" x 4.25" x 1.5", total of all 4lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see:  https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12