Original U.S. WWII - Cold War Archive of Pulitzer Prize Winning Political Cartoonist Lute Pease c. 1943 - 1949 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT Willard and I were assigned

Willard and I were assigned to this platoon as soon as we arrived at Camp Van Dorn ad we were with that platoon until the division came home after the war

It shows the two-digit serial number 23 in a serif type style typical of the Imperial period

Clearly a transitional model very likely shipped to Boston with the Irish Garrison that occupied the city during the early years of the American Revolutionary War

IMA supplied many of the real Machine Guns

Original U.S. WWII - Cold War Archive of Pulitzer Prize Winning Political Cartoonist Lute Pease c. 1943 - 1949 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT Willard and I were assignedOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. LUCIUS CURTIS PEASE JR., known as "LUTE", lived from 1869 until 1963. He was Nationally known as the Political Cartoonist for THE NEWARK EVENING NEWS from 1914 until 1954. The archive is made up of EIGHT original pieces of pencil Art Work published during WWII and into the Cold war era. These are totally original, covered in whiteout corrections, and each is titled. Most are officially stamped with a 3 1 2" X 2"