Original U.S. WWII Official Photographer U.S. Army Signal Corps Named Grouping British Bayonets It hung from a little

It hung from a little metal clip on the waist belt

Dating from the Napoleonic era of 1795 to 1815 this was worn by a Drummer Boy who beat the timing for Infantry marching on the battlefield

It has the name WALTHAM on the face

due to age and the low strength of the liner

Most notably:

Original U.S. WWII Official Photographer U.S. Army Signal Corps Named Grouping British Bayonets It hung from a littleOriginal Items: One of a kind. A fantastic grouping that belonged to a Technician 4th Grade (T Sgt) Priddy (ASN: 15129039). T Sgt Priddy was an official photographer of the U. S. Army Signal Corps, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, Army Service Forces. World War I was one of the first conflicts during which cameras were small enough to be carried on one's person. Canadian soldier Jack Turner secretly and illegally brought a camera to