Original U.S. WWI 37th “Buckeye” Division Medical Soldier’s Uniform Jacket and Breeches with Ohio National Guard Insignia Fusee Spring & Cover regardless of the quality

regardless of the quality

The back is maker marked and dated 1915

These hand-forged antiques have genuine stag handles and were probably carried in kukri pouches by the Royal Guard of Bhimsen Thapa

This sword is of the very highest quality offered just wonderful condition commemorating the Great Slave Revolt of 1823 which in itself led to the abolishment of Slavery throughout the British Empire

Squelch is disabled when the Function switch is in the “ON” position

Original U.S. WWI 37th “Buckeye” Division Medical Soldier’s Uniform Jacket and Breeches with Ohio National Guard Insignia Fusee Spring & Cover regardless of the qualityOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an attractive original World War I U. S. Army uniform jacket and matching breeches worn by an enlisted medical soldier serving with the 37th Division, American Expeditionary Forces. The jacket retains the distinctive 37th Buckeye Division shoulder insignia together with U. S. N. G. and Medical Department collar discs, identifying the wearer as an Ohio National Guard soldier assigned to a medical organization