Original British WWI Royal Naval Air Service Propeller Section Souvenir Box with Ribbon Bar Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage or 29% became casualties

or 29% became casualties

a newspaper that described it as “the crack mounted organization from Orange and Newark known as the Essex Troop” also noted that “the regular train on the Long Branch road had three special coaches attached to it

but does have a great gray patina to it

The butt plate is absent and the mounts appear to be of Brass

Original British WWI Royal Naval Air Service Propeller Section Souvenir Box with Ribbon Bar Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage or 29% became casualtiesOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a great example of the eventual fate of many o the early wooden propellers used on Aircraft during WWI. This is a very attractive British WWI Naval Air Service souvenir keepsake box, made from a hollowed out section of propeller from near the hub. The laminated wood layers on the sides can still be seen on the sides, as well as from the inside. The top of the box has a painted Royal Naval Air Service R N A S