Original U.S. Spanish American War Philippine Made Model 1899 Tropical Coat of Pvt. Thomas Donall - Company D, 44th US Volunteer Infantry (Kansas) - Battle of the Visayas and Caridad Hill in Leyte - with Documents Military Flare Guns though the catch to keep

though the catch to keep it stowed doesn't quite line up

Antonio Guisasola was a Spanish gunsmith

the term ‘bunker’ is a relatively new one

Still showing VICKERS MACH

The blade shows significant sharpening

Original U.S. Spanish American War Philippine Made Model 1899 Tropical Coat of Pvt. Thomas Donall - Company D, 44th US Volunteer Infantry (Kansas) - Battle of the Visayas and Caridad Hill in Leyte - with Documents Military Flare Guns though the catch to keepOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. This is a lovely grouping attributed to Private Thomas G. Donall of the 44th US Volunteer Infantry (Kansas) during the Philippine American War. The men of the 44th were mustered in September 1899 at Fort Leavenworth. The regiment participated in 144 skirmishes and battles between 1899 and 1901 during the war. We have not been able to learn much about his time in service, but there is however a handwritten