Original U.S. WWI Named Pilot Aviator Set with Painted Foot Locker Russian Issue Equipment in FULL color

in FULL color

Japanese Naval and Air forces remained committed to the Lewis throughout World War II

the Italian armed forces melted away and an Italian army was reconstructed in northern Italy under German control

So we are combining an IMA Original WWI Hotchkiss Parts Set together with a detached Shoulder Stock and "Crowsfoot" Tripod with one of these De-milled Portative Receiver Sets that we have just discovered

In addition the inventory goes on to mention a further Eight "Muskets with Screw Barrels" also being in store at that same date

Original U.S. WWI Named Pilot Aviator Set with Painted Foot Locker Russian Issue Equipment in FULL colorOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. We just love things straight out of the attic! VERNON M. DODGE, born May 29th 1895, died January 4th 1980. Enlisted at Mineola in New York on July 20th 1917. Commissioned August 2nd 1918, and left Ellington Field in Houston, Texas on August 23rd 1918. Having finished his "Corps d' Armee" work on September 28th we have absolutely no idea of how much action he actually saw but included in his effects is his French