Original Japanese WWII U.S. Soldier “Send Home” Shell Casing & Inert Ammunition With Certificate Dated 1943 - Sgt. Clyde Potter DP-28 LMG Humphreys & Crook of Haymarket

Humphreys & Crook of Haymarket

with most of their original paint still present

This is a fantastic portion of a Wold War One wood propeller that measures 17 1/2 inches tall by 7 1/2 inches wide

though as expected it is quite stiff now

The breech of the weapon is closed by 11 starting threads on a tapered screw

Original Japanese WWII U.S. Soldier “Send Home” Shell Casing & Inert Ammunition With Certificate Dated 1943 - Sgt. Clyde Potter DP-28 LMG Humphreys & Crook of HaymarketOriginal Items: Only One Set of 3 Available. This is a beautiful set of items all sent home by Sergeant Clyde L. Potter (ASN: 6897464) of the US Army Air Corps, who enlisted on December 29, 1941, nearly 3 weeks after the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor. We have not been able to locate a service record for Sgt. Potter, but according to his send home certificate, it would appear that he served with the 82nd Service Squadron, 29th Service Group (Air).