Original U.S. Civil War Federal Cartridge Box Plate Lot Ground Dug Near The Location of the Battle of Port Gibson by WWII USMC Veteran and Author David C. Milam - 2 Items 20th Century with little blue remaining

with little blue remaining

The design of Ear Vietnam War era liners was mostly identical to the WWII issue

The reverse has another "King's Crown" over the GRI monogram (George Rex Imperator) of King George V

Included as part of this set:

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment

Original U.S. Civil War Federal Cartridge Box Plate Lot Ground Dug Near The Location of the Battle of Port Gibson by WWII USMC Veteran and Author David C. Milam - 2 Items 20th Century with little blue remainingOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. This is a lovely pair of box plates which was ground dug at the Battle of Port Gibson in 1939 40. These items were found by WWII US Marine Veteran and Author of The Last Bomb: A Marine Remembers Nagasaki, David Carter Milam. In a letter that accompanies the set, Milam states that he was searching for Minnie Balls outside Port Gibson, Mississippi in a wooded area near the Mississippi River in either 1939 or