Original U.S. WWI 107th Infantry New York National Guard Infantry Named Tunic Brown Bess Muskets Essentially it was an egg

Essentially it was an egg grenade fixed to a drilled wooden handle for easier handling and longer throwing distances

and was applied equally to the infantry component of Panzer divisions as well as the new divisions known as Panzergrenadier Divisions

This is a King George III Era pewter platter or charger

Offered in wonderful collector's condition

Attached to the two rings is a matching silvered nickel chain

Original U.S. WWI 107th Infantry New York National Guard Infantry Named Tunic Brown Bess Muskets Essentially it was an eggOriginal Item: Only One Available. Company I 107th Infantry Regiment New York National Guard tunic, Circa 1917. Constructed of blue grey wool felt with gilt brass buttons, black felt and metallic gold trim. Named to Potter Co. I 107 Inf. on inside cloth label. Size is approx 34 US, overall condition is very good with two missing central button, otherwise complete.