Original U.S. WWI 1st Division Named Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Embroidered Patch & Numbered Collar Discs - George E. Smith, 16th Infantry Regiment One-of-a-Kind The muzzle of the barrel

The muzzle of the barrel is in good shape

offset from the barrel to allow firing with the bayonet fixed in place

based on the Model 212

This would be great for any static display or for Vietnam War reenactors

when in command of an 18-pdr

Original U.S. WWI 1st Division Named Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Embroidered Patch & Numbered Collar Discs - George E. Smith, 16th Infantry Regiment One-of-a-Kind The muzzle of the barrelOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a patched WWI US Army tunic that belonged to a member of the US Armys 1st Division, The Big Red One. The "Red One" Division achieved a number of firsts in World War I to arrive in France, to be at the front, to fire at the enemy, to raid, to suffer casualties and to be cited in general orders. Thus the insignia is a large, red numeral "one" on an olive drab shield, much like the one on