Manufactured c. 1860-1868. These items are attributed by the consignor as belonging to Allen M. Haight, who is listed in included information as serving as a musician in the 52nd Pennsylvania Volunteers from September 1861 until November 1864. A leather holster included with the lot is marked "A.M. Haight/Burlington/Pa" on the back in ink. An included tin type photograph of two Union soldiers appears to be a photograph of Allen and his brother Orlando, with Allen on the right holding a musicians sword and fife, and a revolver and knife tucked into his belt, which appear to be the knife and revolver in this lot. The knife is by Marsh Bros. & Co. with gilt floral etching on one side of the blade, and includes a leather sheath. Also includes a leather cartridge pouch containing some .22 RF cartridges.