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09-17-2013, 5:29 PM
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Looking for information on Rock Island Rifle Scabbard
Hey guys. Just found this in my dad's garage. I did some research on it but was unable to find what the " 15 C 95" on the back means. The other side says "Rock Island Armory 1905" I saw someone said something about what cavalry, troop, and trooper # it was but I wasn't sure. Any ideas would help. My wife wants it out of the house so it will probably be on eBay, ideas on what to start it at? Thanks guys
         
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09-17-2013, 8:01 PM
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Accordng to my copy of Brophy's it's a model 1904 rifle scabbard for the '03 (the Krag scabbards would work for the '03s). Yours is in pretty rough shape, but heck it's almost 100yrs old. I did search for them in sold items, 2 went for a little over $100, one in nicer shape went for $150. Maybe start it at $25. I wouldn't try to clean in before you list it, most militaria guys like "the old patina".
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09-18-2013, 5:02 PM
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Some critter has been chewing on that great historic item.
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