The frequency stability was rather poor but the regenerative receiver was relatively wide so they apparently worked reasonably well together – with significant operator training and experience
This set consists of three bayonets:
especially considering that it is close to 150 years in age
though the powder burn around the breech has removed some of the original markings
with only some slight pitting near the tip
Original U.S. WWI 6th Infantry “Sight Seein’ Sixth” Division M1917 Doughboy Helmet Named To Pvt John Lesson 11th Field Artillery, Gassed During Meuse Argonne Offensive - Complete, With Research MG 34 Mounts The frequency stability was ratherOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic, genuine American made Great War hand painted 6th Infantry Division helmet, which features a lovely painted red star insignia on the front. The helmet is actually named on the chinstrap to Private John A Lesson, 11th Field Artillery Regiment and attached to the 6th Infantry Division for most of the war. He enlisted on April 29, 1918 and served overseas from August 14, 1918 to May 22, 1919,
