Original U.S. WWI Siberian Expedition Officer’s Combat Diary & M1902 Frock Coat Uniform Grouping - Lieutenant Paul G. Hahn, 31st Infantry Regiment British Antique Guns with some wear and denting

with some wear and denting to the wooden grip panels

000 American airborne troops into combat

with the shortened number 216 on the worm gear and some other components

Features Kanji ink stamps to the interior

The cap itself is a lovely camouflage color

Original U.S. WWI Siberian Expedition Officer’s Combat Diary & M1902 Frock Coat Uniform Grouping - Lieutenant Paul G. Hahn, 31st Infantry Regiment British Antique Guns with some wear and dentingOriginal Items. One of a Kind Grouping. This is the tremendous grouping of Lieutenant Paul G. Hahn, 31st Infantry Regiment, who saw constant fighting with radicals & Bolsheviks in Vladivostok, Siberia during the Siberian Expedition. The prize of the grouping is his diary, which contains entries from while his unit was in combat in Siberia. The grouping consists of: Hahns M1902 Officers Frock coat with a 41st Division patch stitched to the front. Hahns