Original U.S. Post WWI United War Work Campaign “Hey Fellows!” American Library Association Fundraising Poster - 20” x 30” MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly they were placed at the

they were placed at the front of columns to engage the enemy first

-Maker signed blade tang ("mei") with date ("nengo") on the reverse

The fore end it missing a section of top wood along the barrel on the right hand side

The liner is correct "high pressure" WWII issue and embossed with a W under mold number 5

and is only the fifth example that we have ever had

Original U.S. Post WWI United War Work Campaign “Hey Fellows!” American Library Association Fundraising Poster - 20” x 30” MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly they were placed at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The United War Work Campaign (November 1118, 1918) was a one week fundraising drive to aid U. S. soldiers during the lengthy demobilization that would follow World War I. President Woodrow Wilson requested that aid organizations pool their efforts on a single campaign for soldier morale programs "in order that the spirit of the country in this matter may be expressed without distinction of race or religious opinion