Original U.S. WWI 1918 “Lend the Way They Fight Buy Bonds to your Utmost” Propaganda Poster - 27 x 41” Japanese Ordnance Meaning this was one of

Meaning this was one of the very last STG44s ever produced

This gun is most likely a WWI Veteran's "bring back" souvenir

it was later modified into the SMAW-D (where 'D' is for 'Disposable') by the United States Army to serve as a single use "bunker buster" weapon

"Plug Fire" replica gun

The COLT'S PATENT marking on the cylinder is still faintly visible over the serial number

Original U.S. WWI 1918 “Lend the Way They Fight Buy Bonds to your Utmost” Propaganda Poster - 27 x 41” Japanese Ordnance Meaning this was one ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This powerful and dramatic WWI poster is the only known war poster designed by the newspaper correspondent and artist Edmund M. Ashe. An American Army Doughboy hurls a hand grenade as German soldiers with glistening bayonets look up from the protection of their trench. Smoke billows from something burning in the distance in a hellish war scene adding emphasis to the posters message to Lend As They Fight Buy War Bonds