Original U.S. WWII Era Air Ambulance Cooking Case with Coleman Model 523 Stove & Contents Lanchester SMG and is partially bound in

and is partially bound in decoratively woven wire

with all linen pads still present

He wears a Hardee hat with infantry bugle and “E” company letter and a standard nine-button frock coat of northern Federal or Union issue

WARE lamination lines are visible under the handle as well as on the exposed parts of the blade

Even though civilian men didn't wear wristwatches before the Great War

Original U.S. WWII Era Air Ambulance Cooking Case with Coleman Model 523 Stove & Contents Lanchester SMG and is partially bound inOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWII is when "Air Ambulances" first started making their appearance, being used as a way to get injured servicemen back to more well equipped hospitals for care. During flights or on the ground cooking might be required, and that would be the purpose of this lovely cooking case, labeled on the side: CASE AIRPLANE AMBULANCE It measures 24"W x 17"H x 11 1 2", and used to have leather handles on many sides,