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and some rust staining from the helmet
with an overall length of approximately 12 1/4 inches
- Marine Corps Honorable Discharge enamel pin
and the 116th fought as a unit for the first time in the war
Pistols like these were in fact made in EIC Workshops in India around 1820 for the use of its own Military
Original U.S. WWI 1st Army Engineer Sergeant’s Uniform Jacket with Lovely Embroidered Patch & Scarce 1910-Dated Breeches Brown Bess Muskets and some rust staining fromOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous American Expeditionary Forces uniform set to a Sergeant in an Engineer regiment of the 1st Army. This set has a lovely embroidered French made Engineer castle patch, and a very scarce early set of breeches dated 1910! The uniform jacket is in great condition and shows heavy discoloration from sweat staining on the interior, a great sign that this uniform was worn heavily overseas! The jacket has a
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