Original U.S. WWII Army Air Forces Engraved M1910 Canteen Named to SSGT Charles A. Wright Russian Air Force A Majority of the lot

A Majority of the lot is housed in a repurposed Japanese Ammunition Box

with no temper line

the AT4 was adopted by the US Army as the Lightweight Multipurpose Weapon M136

The doeskin wool crown still retains a great color and shape

Heinrich Brücker

Original U.S. WWII Army Air Forces Engraved M1910 Canteen Named to SSGT Charles A. Wright Russian Air Force A Majority of the lotOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely example of a WWI M1910 Canteen that comes with a dual history tied to it. This canteen, manufactured by AGM in 1918, was reused during World War II by Staff Sergeant Charles (Chuck) A. Wright, Service Number 35037490, from Columbus, Ohio. The canteen is engraved on the front: TERRIE CHARLES A. WRIGHT COLUMBUS, OHIO FORT HAYES, OHIO NOVEMBER 12TH, 1941 FORT LEONARD WOOD MISSOURI S. S. MARIPOSA Its engraved