The Infantry Exercise of the United States Army

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SKU: HIS 183 Category: Books-Historical Books & Manuals

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The Infantry Exercise of the United States Army

Arranged for the use of the Militia of the United States by Order of the Legislature 1820.

Comes housed in 6 x 8 riker display case with blue velvet and descriptive card.

Inventory Number: HIS 183

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Open pages of "The Infantry Exercise of the United States Army" display squad exercise instructions, such as marching commands and movements, on yellowed, worn edges.

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A vintage copy of "The Infantry Exercise of the United States Army" with a brown leather cover and yellowed pages lies closed on a white background.

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