Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1885 Enlisted Infantry Men's Dress Uniform Original Antique Guns Personifying the enemy as non

Personifying the enemy as non human was a common propaganda practice to drive Americans to purchase Liberty Bonds in order to finance the war

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In defensive roles

The center of the interior bears embroidered Japanese characters

The Duke of Cambridge 1773 - 1850

Original U.S. Indian Wars Model 1885 Enlisted Infantry Men's Dress Uniform Original Antique Guns Personifying the enemy as nonOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of the standard infantry enlisted dress jacket and trousers used from 1885 to 1902. The Model 1885 Enlisted Infantry Full Dress Coat is made of dark blue wool, with nine buttons sewn in a single column. Each button has the Arms of the United States on its face with the letter "I" for the Infantry in the middle of the shield on the eagle's chest. The cuff flaps, shoulder straps, collar and