Original U.S. Mexican-American War Set of Officer Daniel Reutter- Oil Painting, Epaulettes, Documents - Circa 1842 Japanese Army once again

once again

Most attractive for use as a plug bayonet or dagger the silver mounts with matching decoration pattern on both dagger and scabbard

Original scabbards will show some wear

Now this HMS CONQUEROR was a "3rd Rate Man-o-War" with 74 Guns and measuring 176 feet in length

the gun was simply not German

Original U.S. Mexican-American War Set of Officer Daniel Reutter- Oil Painting, Epaulettes, Documents - Circa 1842 Japanese Army once againOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is an archive that has come directly from the family. Daniel Reutter, born 1800 followed his father becoming an apothecary and resided at Duncannon, Pennsylvania. In 1826 he joined the DAUPHIN CAVALRY in Harrisburg and subsequently became the CAPTAIN of THE BUFFALOE RANGERS, 1st Battalion of The Perry County Volunteers, 3rd Brigade, 11th Division of the Pennsylvania Militia, a post he held until 1845. He died in