Original U.S. WWI POW Coblenz Prison Trench Art with Scrapbook - 42nd Infantry Division Category_MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly display gun not included

display gun not included

"  Fine briar wood bowl with amber/simulated amber stem

What an opportunity to hang one on your den wall

A whole range of other ammunition was also developed including a specialized bomb that cast a lightweight explosive-filled net over patches in minefields so that it could be detonated to clear a path

Original U.S. WWI POW Coblenz Prison Trench Art with Scrapbook - 42nd Infantry Division Category_MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly display gun not includedOriginal item: Corporal William C. Reekie was a member of the 117th Field Signal Battalion in the 42nd Infantry Division and fought in World War One. At some point during the war he was captured and put into a Prisoner of War camp in Coblenz Germany. While in prison he elaborately carved his mess tin. On the top in the center it reads: W. C. ReeKei 117 F. B. S. C. 42 Div Around the circumference of the lid: CHAMPAIGN BACARRRAT ST MICHEL VERDUN CHATEAU