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James Bates
Contemporary US intelligence thought that the weapon was primarily used to discharge flares
due to the material it was made from
Army nurse corps recruiting display from the early Vietnam War era is possibly a one-of-a-kind discovery as these were manufactured to be used for short periods of time and discarded
The first page has a profession photo of our subject with two Herr helmet decals and a hand drawn color wax pencil rendering of his 47th regiment uniform epaulette
Original British Pre-WWI Royal Engineers Tunic Dated 1906 - Mint Condition U.S. Badges James BatesOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is very nice NCO red tunic with Edward VII Royal Engineers buttons white white wool interior. Its never been issued as evident by the fact that al the buttons but one are still wrapped in the original brown paper! The interior is marked with a label with a date of FEB 1906. Approximate Measurements: Collar to shoulder: 9Shoulder to sleeve: 23Shoulder to shoulder: 16. 5Chest width: 18Waist width: 16Hip width:
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