Original WWI US Women’s Munition Reserve (WMR) Uniform Grouping - VERY RARE! Brown Bess Muskets and is a choice example

and is a choice example

It comes complete with an original MP44 stamped magazine (display only no internals)

The battalion returned to South Africa in 1913

These modifications were carried out with German machinery at the "Adolf Westen di Cilli factory

The apology was made public and Mathews

Original WWI US Women’s Munition Reserve (WMR) Uniform Grouping - VERY RARE! Brown Bess Muskets and is a choice exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available: With a depleted male work force and an increased demand for manufactured munitions due to the U. S. entry into World War I, the Womens Munition Reserve answered the call for help, providing hundreds of female laborers to manufacture munitions at a powder packing plant built in Henrico, Ohio. This is an impossible to find grouping of work clothes for a female work force that only lasted a single month. This is a WWI