Original German WWI Maps in Case Captured by U.S. 42nd Division Ambulance Driver with Museum Tag Flintlocks The celluloid is still in

The celluloid is still in perfect bright condition

British forces were still using the P1907 with the long 17" blade

it was discovered that the locking lever in the lower ball turret was broken making it impossible for the turret to be placed in proper position for landing without serious damage if not total destruction to the ball turret as the guns would extend straight downward as the result of gravity

purchased 200 Wesson rifles

waistband and cuffs and a functional TALON zipper

Original German WWI Maps in Case Captured by U.S. 42nd Division Ambulance Driver with Museum Tag Flintlocks The celluloid is still inOriginal Item: One of a kind. These maps and map case were brought home by Arthur Miller who served with The American Expeditionary Force (AEF) attached to Ambulance Company #168, 117th Sanitary Train, 42nd Division (Rainbow). According to the old museum tag, which we would estimate to date from circa the 1940s 1950s. The tag reads as follows: AUTHENTIC WAR MAPSTaken from a German General byArthur H. Miller168th Amb. Co. RAINBOW DIVISIONWORLD WAR I