Original U.S. WWI Great Seal of the United States Coat of Arms - Recovered from Embassy at Petrograd by Angus Ward U.S. Air Force case was loaded with lead

case was loaded with lead or iron balls and was designed to burst above and before the enemy line

after which it can be ignited with the wheel next to it

with minimal wear and sanding down

Spectre took its first hit from an antiaircraft artillery (AAA) emplacement near a Special Forces camp--Spectre had a new patch and was now battle damaged qualified

as well as some missing portions

Original U.S. WWI Great Seal of the United States Coat of Arms - Recovered from Embassy at Petrograd by Angus Ward U.S. Air Force case was loaded with leadOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a wooden shield bearing the Great Seal of the United States, also referred to as the Coat of Arms. This sign was once displayed in on the US Embassy in Petrograd (present day St Petersburg) before closing in response to Bolshevik actions in 1918 19 during the Russian Civil War. This 27 x 22 painted wood sign is in wonderful condition with nearly all details present. The wood itself is in