Original U.S. WWI / WWII Era Engraved 297th Co. Civilian Conservation Corps M1910 Canteen U.S. Artwork & Posters however it is definitely all

however it is definitely all WWII construction

The markings on the blade ricasso are as follows:

There is cracking off the scabbard throat

and visor cover that bears a 475th Weapons Evaluation Group patch

The top barrel facet has the full name and address of the maker:

Original U.S. WWI / WWII Era Engraved 297th Co. Civilian Conservation Corps M1910 Canteen U.S. Artwork & Posters however it is definitely allOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a WWI M1910 Canteen that comes with a dual history tied to it. This canteen, manufactured by Landers, Frary and Clark in 1918, started life off in the trenches of France and continued its service with the 297th Company, Civilian Conservation Corps. Reserve officers from the U. S. Army were in charge of the camps, but there was no military training. There is a high possibility that this