Original U.S. WWI German-Made Named 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 6th Field Artillery Regiment Antique Winchesters The serial number indicates production

The serial number indicates production in approximately August 1889

This includes sanagushi and kinsuji both visible inside and just above the main temper line

This is a wool parade uniform tunic for an officer in the 21st Lancers (Empress of India's)

We do not know if this is a WWI era marking or not

Texas and was commissioned as a second lieutenant on April 1st

Original U.S. WWI German-Made Named 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 6th Field Artillery Regiment Antique Winchesters The serial number indicates productionOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendously unique souvenir plate made for Supply Sergeant John W. Long, Headquarters Company, 6th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Division. Long was from Newman, Georgia. Long first enlisted in the Regular Army on July 5th, 1913, serving in several field artillery regiments until being assigned to the 6th Field Artillery, going overseas on November 12th, 1917. Long would see every bit of combat with the 1st