Original U.S. Revolutionary War Documents Signed by Quartermaster Henry Daggett of the 7th Connecticut Regiment - 11 Documents Antique Percussion Firearms attached as part of the

attached as part of the German 7th Army

the highland tartans were only associated with either regions or districts

As the stocks were all removed there is no consistency as which stock was fitted to A or B pattern

Its "sardine tin on wheels" silhouette and slotted grille are perhaps even more instantly recognizable than the VW Beetle and has evolved into the currently produced Jeep Wrangler long after the demise of the original Jeep design

Each side has Technical Sergeant chevrons with two overseas stripes (1 year overseas) on the lower left sleeve

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Documents Signed by Quartermaster Henry Daggett of the 7th Connecticut Regiment - 11 Documents Antique Percussion Firearms attached as part of theOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 11 Available. This is a fantastic lot of very well preserved documents ranging from 1777 to 1779, the height of the War of Independence. Most of the documents are signed by Quartermaster Henry Daggett, who is seen serving with both the 2nd and 7th Connecticut Regiments during the war as a part of the Connecticut Line. The Connecticut Line was a formation within the Continental Army. The term "Connecticut Line" referred