Original U.S. Post WWI United War Work Campaign “New York Will Give One Day’s Pay” Fundraising Poster - 20 ½” x 28” Replica Non-Firing Guns the Norwegian army kept the

the Norwegian army kept the Danish muskets for years to come

Kayatt (1896–1975) was president of the company

This example is a ‘Ko’ pattern Type 32 cavalry saber

some of these tripods no longer accepted the standard Madsen Gun

- Original sights

Original U.S. Post WWI United War Work Campaign “New York Will Give One Day’s Pay” Fundraising Poster - 20 ½” x 28” Replica Non-Firing Guns the Norwegian army kept theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The United War Work Campaign (November 1118, 1918) was a one week fundraising drive to aid U. S. soldiers during the lengthy demobilization that would follow World War I. President Woodrow Wilson requested that aid organizations pool their efforts on a single campaign for soldier morale programs "in order that the spirit of the country in this matter may be expressed without distinction of race or religious opinion