Original U.S. WWI Named Model 1910 Wool Enlisted Peaked Visor Cap - Corporal Paul Travis, 4th Missouri Infantry African Militaria the word spread one day

the word spread one day that Colonel Walsh had been relieved

There is an additional bnz also by the sling swivel

dated 1943 and with serial number 6642 on the top cover and barrel jacket make this a one of our very finest museum quality examples of the most prolific German issued Light Machine gun of WW2

The original stock number of the kit was 97764

Aitken who was Director of Gunnery and a skeet instructor at the school

Original U.S. WWI Named Model 1910 Wool Enlisted Peaked Visor Cap - Corporal Paul Travis, 4th Missouri Infantry African Militaria the word spread one dayOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The turn of the century marked a uniform change for the Army. The M 1910 service uniform, issued for work and field use, was the services first uniform that was solely one color. It was olive drab green wool in the winter and khaki cotton in the summer. This uniform change was the first time that a blue coat or trousers was not issued as a service uniform. By the time the U. S. entered WWI, the winter service uniform had