Rare Early US Army 1st Model King Cartridge Pouch, Patent 1870, .50-70 Cartridge

This cartridge pouch, manufactured after the Civil War for carrying new ammunition, retains the appearance of earlier production models.

This King cartridge pouch is based on the 1st model patent of November 1870.

It is an extremely rare model, especially since it is in excellent, flawless condition.

The leather is of high quality.

It can hold 42 .50-70 caliber cartridges in 3 rows, including an outer row.

This model has two excellent markings: the November 1870 patent and the marking of the distributor, none other than the renowned Schuyler, Hartley, and Graham, New York.

This rare King model is a collector's item of Western and US Army history.
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