Original U.S. WWI Drawn Art 302nd Infantry Regiment 1918 Leather Mittens Rear Sight Assembly 2d Lieutenant Robert E

2d Lieutenant Robert E

improving means of communications and suppressing the slave trade in the area

The entire Wing had to be grounded en route until the cause was found

The basic design of the WW1 crosses is a central cross patee struck from metal and mounted in a silver frame which has a raised crenulated decorative border

and a sight notch added for better aiming

Original U.S. WWI Drawn Art 302nd Infantry Regiment 1918 Leather Mittens Rear Sight Assembly 2d Lieutenant Robert EOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a set of genuine 1918 Leather Mittens, Specification No. 1319, adopted on April 11, 1918 and in service from April 1918 presumably to 1919 or until supplies were exhausted The mitten was developed to be worn over a regulation woolen glove. The mitten was cut on a one finger mitten pattern and constructed from horsehide. The mittens hand portion was lined with either fleece or canton flannel. The mitten had a