1st United States Volunteer Cavalry trooper on horseback wielding a Collins & Co. No. 22 machete during the Spanish-American War circa 1898. - History Education Network

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1st United States Volunteer Cavalry trooper on horseback wielding a Collins & Co. No. 22 machete during the Spanish-American War circa 1898.

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