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Earning his wings of gold at Pensacola he was assigned to VMSB-241 later in January 1942
His orders were "HOLD UNTIL RELIEVED" and that is what they did
it was widely used by the Army
The reverse of the blade is marked with the classic WKC logo
and his legs held in mid-air by two footrests on the front wall
Original British Victorian Set of Two Lance Heads from the Bengal Lancers c.1870 Allow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Earning his wings of goldOriginal Items: One Set of Two Only. Each of these two LANCE HEADS, no poles included, are both really well made almost certainly in England around 1870 and each bears the typical Museum Number scratched into white out from the time they were in a Regimental Museum. One, measuring 11" in overall length is well marked on the blade: FROOM & CO CULCUTTA The second measures 9 1 2" and is a tad smaller but identical without any marking. These are
