Original U.S. WWII Medic Red Cross Armband - Service-Worn Nepalese Cache Extras The reverse side of the

The reverse side of the guard folds down to lock the sword to the scabbard

This rifle is perhaps only one of two surviving examples on earth of this unique improvement

Libya on 1 August 1942

A really tremendous experimental grenade which requires further research

When the Martini Henry rifle was formally introduced into the British Army in October 1874 after five years of evaluation

Original U.S. WWII Medic Red Cross Armband - Service-Worn Nepalese Cache Extras The reverse side of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent service worn example of a U. S. Issue Medic "Red Cross" armband. It is made of two pieces of heavy white cotton fabric stitched closed for use with a safety pin to attach (pin not included). It has a deep red canvas cross stitched along the border with red thread and white border stitches along the entire length of the band and around the ends. The back of the band still very faintly bears the