Original U.S. WWII Era Addressograph Model 70 Medical Dog Tag Imprinting Machine by Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation with Original Instruction Sheet Helmets The scabbard shell is straight

The scabbard shell is straight and dent free

each comes in nearly un-issued or restored condition with new leather liner and each of course has massive comb on top and impressive front plate badge showing crossed fire axes

as well as from the caves and tunnels on "Shorty Ridge"

Commonly referred to as a "War Log" this excellent example was purchased directly from the collector that found it more than 50 years ago

after the entry of America into the First World War

Original U.S. WWII Era Addressograph Model 70 Medical Dog Tag Imprinting Machine by Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation with Original Instruction Sheet Helmets The scabbard shell is straightOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Model 70 Addressograph is a pistol type Imprinting Machine used by the US Army Medical Department to transfer a patients identification data directly to his Medical Records. To speed up preparation of specific medical documents and forms such as Clearing Station Tags (Medical Department Form 53), this special mechanical device printed information directly from the individual identification tags (aka Dog Tags)