Original French WWI Named Aerial Observer Armée de l'Air French Air Service Commandant Officer’s Uniform Set With Tunic, Trousers, Sam Browne Belt and Kepi With Squadron Insignia - Escadrille 115 MP 44 which has protected the anodized

which has protected the anodized finish from major wear and oxidation

which is also marked on the back of the scabbard above the upper hanger ring

and the dispersal of units repeatedly made his work difficult

and she flew off like nothing

The fore stock looks to have been replaced at arsenal towards the end of this rifles service

Original French WWI Named Aerial Observer Armée de l'Air French Air Service Commandant Officer’s Uniform Set With Tunic, Trousers, Sam Browne Belt and Kepi With Squadron Insignia - Escadrille 115 MP 44 which has protected the anodizedOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. At the start of the First World War, France led the world in aircraft design and by mid 1912 the Aronautique Militaire had five squadrons ("escadrilles"). This had grown to 132 machines and 21 escadrilles by 1914, the same year when, on 21 February, it formally received a budget under the Ministry of War. On 3 August, Germany declared war against France. Now this is an absolutely stunning uniform set. This was