31307 - “Good Friends and Good Conversation” Two Seated Union Officers with Dog K&C Pike & Musket 1642-1651 In addition to the 1858

In addition to the 1858 sack coat or “blouse

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Together they would form the ‘American Volunteer Group’ and Claire Chennault was to be its leader

With the Germanic-style eagle at the top and the simple black and white colours this little tented structure belongs to a Knight from north of the Rhine

31307 - “Good Friends and Good Conversation” Two Seated Union Officers with Dog K&C Pike & Musket 1642-1651 In addition to the 1858Many Civil war units, both North and South, had canine mascots. Known as the Barking Dog Regiment, the 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry had several dogs attached, Harvey, Colonel, and Teaser. Because the soldiers so loved these dogs they chronicled their antics in many an amusing anecdote, especially Harvey. Harvey attended campfire sing alongs and was known for barking and swaying from side to side. Private Adam Weaver wrote that he thought this was