Original U.S. WWI Army “Dixie" Division Named 2nd Lieutenant Set with Foot Locker Vintage Signs roughly three main variants were

roughly three main variants were produced: one with a 30 cm barrel

bearing regimental insignia

The "UHLANS" were German Lancers but like the splendid eye catching uniforms it wasn't long before horses were also obsoleted and like most cavalry of the day these specialized troops most often crossed over to mechanized transport

In late 1930

in a desperate attempt to catch up with 71-round magazine capacity of Soviet PPSh-41

Original U.S. WWI Army “Dixie" Division Named 2nd Lieutenant Set with Foot Locker Vintage Signs roughly three main variants wereOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. We just love things straight out of the attic! JAMES H. SUTTON, born January 16th, 1897. Commissioned at Camp Wheeler, Georgia on October 21st, 1918 and left for Camp Dix, New Jersey. He was sent to France on October 7th, 1918 where he joined the 122nd Infantry then moved to the 329th Infantry until leaving France on September 23rd, 1919. He left the army with an honorable discharge on October 14th, 1919. We have