Original U.S. American Civil War Confederate Bridal Cutter Pike Head - Civl War Museum of Philadelphia Deaccession British Flare Guns The bag was designed to

The bag was designed to carry an M1 Garand rifle disassembled into three sections: barrel

this helmet’s distinctive appearance makes it easily recognizable from other interwar steel helmets

The pommel cap has excellent serrations and no sign of improper removal

Mk I pattern

This is a very scarce officer's accoutrement surviving in a family home for over 100 years

Original U.S. American Civil War Confederate Bridal Cutter Pike Head - Civl War Museum of Philadelphia Deaccession British Flare Guns The bag was designed toOriginal Item: One of a kind. Genuine Confederate Civil War bridal cutter pike head with steel blade and mounting cup. The original CIVIL WAR MUSEUM AND LIBRARY CURATORIAL WORKSHEET which is also included reads:"Excavated bridle cutting Confederate pike head found in the state of South Carolina @ the site of burning Confederate munitions train by Federal troops in the Spring of 1865." The pike is in relic condition but solid and show pitting and age.