Original U.S. WWII General Douglas MacArthur Oversize Wooden Fountain Pen Presented to Pacific War Correspondent Philip L. Jackson - 65” Long Belgian Militaria He served overseas from May

He served overseas from May 1st

as well as several different attachments

however it looks like the rifle may have never had an original serial number

This is a great example of a highly desirable and iconic Heer Sturmartillerie (Assault Artillery) NCO "Panzer Wrap" tunic

and looks to have been zinc plated over the steel body

Original U.S. WWII General Douglas MacArthur Oversize Wooden Fountain Pen Presented to Pacific War Correspondent Philip L. Jackson - 65” Long Belgian Militaria He served overseas from MayOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is one of the most interesting pieces of General militaria we have ever offered, an enormous wooden fountain pen replica, about 65 long, signed and presented by Douglas MacArthur to Famous Pacific War Correspondent Philip Ludwell Jackson of the Oregon State Journal. We have found several newspaper articles confirming that Jackson was not only on the USS Missouri with MacArthur when he signed the surrender documents