Original U.S. WWI 66th Balloon Company Uniform and Photograph Grouping Named to Elwood J. Rohring with Diary of 64th Balloon Company Comrade British Military Hats but is in delicate condition

but is in delicate condition

The Kongsberg Colt remained in service with the Norwegian Armed Forces until being replaced by the Glock P80 in 1985

probably having popped off long ago

U-751 stayed in port for thirty-four days before going on her second patrol

Not Available For Export  Germany entered World War I with this single grenade design: a heavy 750-gram (26 oz) ball-shaped fragmentation grenade for use only by pioneers in attacking fortifications

Original U.S. WWI 66th Balloon Company Uniform and Photograph Grouping Named to Elwood J. Rohring with Diary of 64th Balloon Company Comrade British Military Hats but is in delicate conditionOriginal Items: One of a Kind Group. This is an outstanding and highly unusual U. S. WWI observation balloon service grouping centered around a uniform and personal effects associated with Elwood J. Rohring of the 66th Balloon Company. The group includes a service coat with a beautifully hand embroidered balloon insignia, collar discs, sleeve chevrons, trench whistle, photographs, Rohrings named Army handbook, and a wartime diary belonging to his