Original WWI Allied Pair of Trench Art Engraved French 75mm Artillery Shell Casings British Antique Guns in the Marshall Islands (1943–44)

in the Marshall Islands (1943–44)

Louisiana and Mississippi

This is one of the finest most detailed journal photos albums we have ever encountered

- "Order of the Orange" shoulder cord awarded by the Dutch government for surviving Operation Market Garden (worn on right shoulder)

- Named footlocker truck

Original WWI Allied Pair of Trench Art Engraved French 75mm Artillery Shell Casings British Antique Guns in the Marshall Islands (1943–44)Original Items: One Pair Only. This is a great matching set of Trench Art decorated shell casings. They are both marked 75 DE C on the bottom, indicating they are for the Canon 75 de Campagne, also known as the Canon de 75 modle 1897. These are substantial standing, 13 3 4" in height and 3 3 8" across the bottoms. The projectile openings are a bit distorted, but both measure approximately 75mm in widthm and they are made of the standard heavy yellow