Original WWI US Coastal Artillery Corps Uniform Grouping - Double Patched Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Also included is an empty

Also included is an empty 1944 Dated PART ROLL M-13 and another small pouch dated 1945

[10] Taking Neustadt and Ludwigshafen

as well as other objects

The wood shaft of the grenade is faintly stamped with ЯR 40

There are also still faint proof markings on the left side of the barrel

Original WWI US Coastal Artillery Corps Uniform Grouping - Double Patched Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Also included is an emptyOriginal Items: Only One Set Available: Private First Class Sylvester Brown saw more combat with the 52nd Artillery, Coastal Artillery Corps than most other soldiers in the American Expeditionary Force. Trained to defend the coastal cities of the United States, these units were shipped to France to put their training to use against the Imperial German menace. This is the uniform grouping of Private First Class Sylvester Brown, Battery E, 52nd