Original U.S. WWII M1910 Engraved Canteen & Pistol Belt Set Named to Charles Edward Shields with Research Paperwork Brown Bess The scabbard is the standard

The scabbard is the standard regulation single ring type

[6] Ballistically this increased protection for the wearer by 10 percent

The side buttons exhibit the caduceus worn by medical officers

Bullard was seriously wounded in action in March 1916 at the Battle of Verdun

Original U.S. WWII M1910 Engraved Canteen & Pistol Belt Set Named to Charles Edward Shields with Research Paperwork Brown Bess The scabbard is the standardOriginal Items. One of a Kind. This is a great canteen & belt set named to Charles Edward Shields, a ground crewman in the 15th Air Force. The canteen cup is engraved with his travel diary while overseas. The cup is dated 1918 by AGM Co, the Canteen is dated 1942 by M. A. Co., and the cover is undated. The belt is marked with his laundry number, S4263. Shields served overseas from December 17th, 1943 until May 24th, 1945, for 17 months overseas. He