Original U.S. Philippine Insurrection M1874 Mess Kit Engraved to First KIA Police Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department Category_MG 42 Accessories In the early 20th Century

In the early 20th Century they worked extensively with the legendary John Browning

Authentic WWI Era steins were available in pottery

The Coast Guard itself was moved to the Department of Transportation in 1967

The rifle was designed for many uses

920 Channels totalFrequency Modulated (FM) “wideband” voiceTechnology: Transistorized except for vacuum tube 2DF4 in the transmitter power amplifierTransmitter deviation: 10 KC nominalPower Source: BA-386/PRC-25 or BA-4386/PRC-25 battery (portable) or the vehicular amplifier 24 volt Power Supply as the VRC-53 or GRC-125Battery life: 60 hours with BA-4386/PRC-25

Original U.S. Philippine Insurrection M1874 Mess Kit Engraved to First KIA Police Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department Category_MG 42 Accessories In the early 20th CenturyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a stupendous M1874 mess kit used by Clyde A. May, Company K, 30th Infantry Regiment during the Philippine Insurrection. The front of the mess kit is engraved with a star, and on the back, May engraved his name and unit several times. After returning stateside, Clyde A. May became the first Police Officer killed in the line of duty in the history of the Los Angeles Police Department, when he was shot by a robbery