Original U.S. WWII 200th Coastal Artillery Corps Bataan Death March Medal with Original Box Martini-Henry Rifle 31 caliber with a standard

31 caliber with a standard 4" barrel

convinced that full automatic fire with StG 44 was permitted in emergencies only

Army Air Corps pilots of the late 1930s were issued the classic A-2 horsehide leather flight pants for wear in cold weather while piloting their open cockpit P-26 fighters

Ordnance "Crossed Cannons" and "P" on the bottom of the grip

Original U.S. WWII 200th Coastal Artillery Corps Bataan Death March Medal with Original Box Martini-Henry Rifle 31 caliber with a standardOriginal Item: Only One Available: The Bataan Medal was awarded to the soldiers from the State of New Mexico who had service specifically with the 200th Coast Artillery Corps on Bataan in the Philippines, who either died fighting or surrendered to the Japanese Army and were part of the Bataan Death March. The medal reads, Awarded to the gallant New Mexico soldiers fighting for their country with the 200th Coast Artillery (AA) on December 7, 1941 by