Original U.S. WWI 33rd Infantry Division Named Grouping - Arthur Kasdorf British Artwork & Posters and were capable of splitting

and were capable of splitting a shield

Insignia sewn onto the uniform sleeve by jugend members

An excellent example

the most interesting feature of all is that there is a small silver plaque screwed to the wood scabbard that itself has lost the large upper portion so only the barrel of the scabbard remains

This steel box has some features of the scarce M1A1 steel box and some features of the familiar M19A1 box

Original U.S. WWI 33rd Infantry Division Named Grouping - Arthur Kasdorf British Artwork & Posters and were capable of splittingOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Private First Class Arthur Earl Kasdorf ASN 2056131 from Fairfield Ohio was born in 1895 and ws drafted when he was 21. He served in the Company A, 132nd Infantry Regiment, 33rd Infantry Division. He fought in World War One in the Meuse Argonne Offensive and the Second Battle of the Somme. This collection of his Army issue uniform and other gear was recently acquired from the Bob Ford collection, with Mr. Ford having