Original U.S. WWII Through Vietnam War Coast Guard Personalized Belt Buckle Lot - Five Total 18th Century Year of Manufacture: 1845

Year of Manufacture: 1845

This coded message initiated the service’s transfer from the Treasury Department to the Navy placing the U

The wooden grip scales are in fair shape

This knife is 11 ¾" in overall length

Measuring 44" overall with a 29" heavily rifled barrel and double leaf back sight

Original U.S. WWII Through Vietnam War Coast Guard Personalized Belt Buckle Lot - Five Total 18th Century Year of Manufacture: 1845Original Items. Only One Lot Available. The Coast Guard's participation in amphibious activity during World War II was perhaps the most important war related job the service performed. Incredibly, the Coast Guard fully manned more than 350 naval ships, including 76 LSTs (Landing Ship, Tank), 21 cargo and attack cargo ships, 75 frigates, and 31 transports. In addition, the Coast Guard manned more than 800 cutters, nearly 300 ships for the Army, and