Original U.S. WWII USGI “Send Home” Chest With German Medical Contents - Captain Andrew J. Roman 459th Signal Battalion M3 Grease Gun The left side of the

The left side of the helmet has a shadow of an outline of a Wehrmacht eagle decal which is painted over

This is a patented design apparently

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Army's principal sidearm

The fittings on the sword are of iron

Original U.S. WWII USGI “Send Home” Chest With German Medical Contents - Captain Andrew J. Roman 459th Signal Battalion M3 Grease Gun The left side of theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Lot of Original German Medical Equipment sent home by American GI, Captain Andrew J. Roman, who served with the 459th Signal Heavy Construction Aviation Battalion during WWII at Normandy, Northern France and Central Europe. This 13 x 23 x 7 deep box has beautiful steel reinforced corners and hardware. The top lid features partially faded insured shipping information and contains the name Capt. A. J. Roman and his unit at