Original U.S. WWI 50th Aero Squadron Framed Yardlong Portrait Featuring Medal of Honor Recipient Lt. Erwin R. Bleckley, Finder of “The Lost Battalion” colts The scabbard body has no

The scabbard body has no cracks or chips

The shell is stamped with hkp64 on the rear skirt above heat lot 4748

A great Polizei helmet (shako) as used by the metropolitan police

Few Colt revolvers have serial numbers this high

There is some tearing of the leather and fabric

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