Original U.S. WWI Wounded Officer’s Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Scarce Railway Artillery Reserve Patch Made from French Horizon Blue Uniform British Swagger Stick This smith look to have

This smith look to have made both arsenal forged and traditional blades

setting up telephone wires

The revolver bears CROWN / CROSSED SCEPTERS / BPC "proof" and CROWN / CROSSED SCEPTERS / V "viewed" markings from the city of Birmingham

The M5A1 design improvement was implemented very quickly: mid-contract at J & D Tool Co

one of the major manufacturers of this type of bayonet

Original U.S. WWI Wounded Officer’s Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Scarce Railway Artillery Reserve Patch Made from French Horizon Blue Uniform British Swagger Stick This smith look to haveOriginal Set. One of a Kind. This is one of the scarcest patches we have ever had on a WWI uniform, the RAR patch for the Railway Artillery Reserve, a very interesting unit which utilized the only American made artillery used in the war. Under this unit were six U. S. Naval Railway Batteries, the only Naval personnel to see combat in the major offensives on the Western Front. In November 1917, Rear Adm. Ralph Earle, the head of the Navys Bureau of