COAT-SKIRT ORNAMENT, INFANTRY OFFICER, 1832

_USNM 1056. Figure 79._

[Illustration: FIGURE 79]

This rather elaborate specimen is on a coat worn by John Porter Hatch

when he was a lieutenant of infantry in 1845. The body of the

horn--which is merely curved rather than looped--is made of silver

lame encircled by three ornamented bands of bullion. The mouthpiece

and bell are of bullion. The whole is suspended by a rather ornate

3-leaf-clover knot of bands of edged bullion and is backed on blue

cloth.

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