Original WWI Allied Pair of Trench Art Engraved French 75mm Artillery Shell Casings Antique Flintlock Firearms its use was not widespread

its use was not widespread

The rearmost barrel is graduated in yardage intervals of 250 to 400 yards for Trench Warfare (marked 30/40/50/60)

multiple original wartime photos of Lochbihler

This suspension system held the helmet in proper position on the wearer's head and absorbed much of the shock when a bump was encountered

Every unit (of company size) kept a special list of every member of the unit and his dogtag inscription

Original WWI Allied Pair of Trench Art Engraved French 75mm Artillery Shell Casings Antique Flintlock Firearms its use was not widespreadOriginal Items: One Pair Only. This is a great matching set of Trench Art decorated shell casings. They are both marked 75 DE C on the bottom, indicating they are for the Canon 75 de Campagne, also known as the Canon de 75 modle 1897. These are substantial standing, 13 3 4" in height and 3 3 8" across the bottoms. The projectile openings are a bit distorted, but both measure approximately 75mm in widthm and they are made of the standard heavy yellow