Original U.S. WWI Named 37th Infantry 136th Field Artillery Grouping with Memoir - Pvt Frank Brockell Availability_Both The spikes caused épée fencing

The spikes caused épée fencing to be a notoriously painful affair

It made an important counter-attack against the Germans at Bligny in June 1918 during the Spring Offensive for which it was awarded the French Croix de Guerre

In the correct black finish each tube bears replicated WW2 Maker's code and date for added authenticity

this depicts the Eight German supported Finnish troops defending and finally repelling the Soviet menace

This is an Original German Paratrooper (Fallschirmjäger) parachute

Original U.S. WWI Named 37th Infantry 136th Field Artillery Grouping with Memoir - Pvt Frank Brockell Availability_Both The spikes caused épée fencingOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a very scarce authentic WWI collection from Private Frank D'Wayne Brockell who served in 136th Field Artillery Regiment Battery F. Included in this exceptional set are the following: Tunic approximately size 38 with correct 37th Infantry Division Buckeye Division shoulder patch. Matching pants. Garrison overseas cap with red artillery piping and Lieutenant bar. Wool Putties (leg wraps) Canvas and leather leg