Original U.S. Pre-WWI Named M1885 Artillery Uniform Coat with Aiguillette - Sergeant Benjamin F. Tinney, 112th Coastal Artillery - Spanish American War Veteran French Pistols the plane's nickname

the plane's nickname

they served throughout the 18th century and into the Napoleonic Wars

This flag design was replaced in 1946 with the current Italian flag

There are the original folds still present from the distribution process with only slight tearing present

The top of the lid shows a soldier next to the Bavarian lion

Original U.S. Pre-WWI Named M1885 Artillery Uniform Coat with Aiguillette - Sergeant Benjamin F. Tinney, 112th Coastal Artillery - Spanish American War Veteran French Pistols the plane's nicknameOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal M1885 Uniform Coat identified to Sergeant Benjamin F. Tinney, 112th Coastal Artillery Company, who enlisted in the U. S. Army on August 12th, 1901. This was shortly after the formation of the Coastal Artillery Corps, and Tinney served with the 112th Company until his final discharge on December 14th, 1905. The 112th Company was stationed at Fort DuPont, Delaware for the entirety of Tinneys service.