Original U.S. Civil War Cavalry Carbine Sling Belt Swivel and Leather Socket “Thimble” by E. Metzger of Philadelphia Revolutionary War This depth charge contained 200

This depth charge contained 200 pounds (91 kg) of Torpex

though there is a bit of verdigris around the edges

Jones was the commander of the Air Force Eastern Test Range in Cape Kennedy

and does not have the correct polish for a hand-made blade

Original U.S. Civil War Cavalry Carbine Sling Belt Swivel and Leather Socket “Thimble” by E. Metzger of Philadelphia Revolutionary War This depth charge contained 200Original Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a Civil War period Cavalry Carbine Belt Swivel with original Leather Socket, also known as a Thimble. Both items are in very good condition given the age. Carbine sling swivels attached to the swivel ring on the carbine and to the leather strap worn over the shoulder. This prevented the carbine from being dropped or lost. The swivel itself is in wonderful condition with very minor rust