Original U.S. WWI Naval Aviation Named Pilot Painted Wood Travel Trunk Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles Sir William died on 20th

Sir William died on 20th January 1954 at the age of 80 years

The bore shows lands and grooves

and the grip is tight on the knife

The smooth finished leather is in good condition having no serious defects

Eye ointment M-1 was recommended for lewisite contamination until September 1943

Original U.S. WWI Naval Aviation Named Pilot Painted Wood Travel Trunk Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles Sir William died on 20thOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is an incredibly rare named pilot's U. S. Naval Aviation wooden travel trunk or suitcase that measures 22 in x 12 x 7. It has a brass carry handle and a lock (missing key and no longer functions). It is beautifully painted: R. UHLE. U. S. Naval Aviation. Europe U. S. officers during WWI were routinely responsible for providing much of their own equipment for travel and battle, especially pilots in the Air