Original U.S. WWII 350 Round Wooden Ammunition Crate for Incendiary .50 M1 Cartridges Spanish Militaria First Sergeant Emil E

First Sergeant Emil E

It also features a tang locked in place by a threaded split nut

Various patterns placed on the front

The blanket is fully lined on the other side with what very much reminds company director Christian Cranmer of the bed blankets he was issued as an eight year old in Boarding School in 1950's England

which differed slightly from each other

Original U.S. WWII 350 Round Wooden Ammunition Crate for Incendiary .50 M1 Cartridges Spanish Militaria First Sergeant Emil EOriginal Item: Only One Available. An attractive example of a WWII GI ammunition crate which originally contained 350 Rounds of Incendiary, Caliber . 50 M1 Cartridges. Originally packed at the Twin Cities Ordnance Plant. The crate is very well marked on all sides. It is truly an eye catching piece with the coded yellow red yellow diagonal lines on all four corners (intended for instant visual identification). The crate is complete with its original